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Areferuotiues
to
1
ecpe
vsfrom
the
infealon
of
fine.
6T
And
there
and
fuch
like
are Satans
baites,vv
herewith
he al-
jjreth
vs
to intangle
our
felues
in
the
fiiares
of
finne
:
into
'Se
"`3'
which
we
are
more readie
to
fall
through
the corruption
of
T;
Fb'
7;'"
the
flab,
which naturally
louing
innne,
doth, with
the
cuill
far;tt,c,
!be
motions
and delires thereof,
further
Satans
temptations
;
former
trmp.
and
the
infii
gation
of
the
world
which
pricketh
vs
forward,
tatiort.
and drawéth
vs
on
into
the
fleepe
defcending way
of
vvic-
kedneffe,
into
which we
are
readie
to
runne headlong
ofour
Owne
accord
;
partly alluring
vs
with
pleafures, riches,
and
worldly glorie, the
defired obie6ls
of
our carnali delires;and
partly drawing
vs
with
euill examples,
firfl
to
a
liking,
and
then
to the pra6tizingofthofe
finnes,
which we
fee
commit-
ted by others.
Againfl
all
which temptations
that
wee
maybe
the
better
armed, let
vs
in the next
place
propound
Tome
arguments
whereby
wee may bec
withheld
from falling
into
Sa.tans
fnares
offinne,into
which
his
fuggeftions,the
worlds
allure-
ments,-and
our
ovine corruptions
leade
and draw
vs
:and
then
being hereby mobued to
a true deteflation
of
our
fins,
and
an
earneft delire
Of
hauing
a
diuorce fued
betwixt
vs
and them,
I will 'afterwards fct
downe
forne
meanes,
by the
carefullvfe
whereof
we may
be inabled to
fland
in the day
oftemptation,
and preferucd
from falling
into
thofe
finnes
which
we alreadie condemne
in
our
iudgements,
and diflike
in
our
affe
ions,
ß,Sef
.4,
The
reafons
whereby
wee
may
bee perfwaded
to
refill
fin
The
prtrertu-
are
of
two
forts
:
the
firít,
tying
vs
to holy obedience
in
the
times
to keepe
bands
ofloue
:
the
other, binding
vs
from
falling
into
finne
vs from
firm,
with
the
cords
of
feare.
Of
the former ranke
are
:there
and
oftwo
forts.
fuch
like holy confederations.
The
Oft
reafon
Firfl, wee
are
to let before
vs
the
infiniteloueofGod to-
taken from
wards
vs,
bate and vile
creatures,
altogether
vnworthie
of
Gods
Coke
to-
his
leafs
fauoiti by reafon
of
our finnes;
the
which
his
loue
as vsards
w.
it
plainly appeareth in
all
other
his inercies
`and
manifolde
benefits
bellowed
on
vs,
fo
efpecially in
fending
-his
onely
begotten
and dearely
beloued
fonne;nót'onely tò
fuller
forne
finall
miferie,
but
euen'death
it
fclfe,
yea,
that
curled
ignominious
and
crtiell
death
of
the cróffefor
vs,
who
were
it
r
-,2
not