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Satan
aggrauateth
the
finne
oft
he
f
úthtuIt. 04
t
hath
but
frnall
proceedings,
if
we
hunger
after more perfe-
}ion,and carefullie
vfe-
the meaneswhereby
we
may
attaine
to
truc
holineffe.
.
.,___--_-.
CHAP.
SIX.
"Satan,
temptations
:rherebybeaggraurteth
our
linnet
in
generail,aVivered.
Nd
fo
much
concerning
-thole
temptations
of§
;1.
i
Satan,
which
he
groundeth
upon
our naturali
Hvge msarart
corruptionsandour
finali
meafure
of
fanéifi-
tervijiabthe
cation.
Now
wee
areto
fpeake
of
fuch
as
hee
Chr;
fïrans
cor,
-.
fuggeíleth
after we
haue
committed
fouie
ac-
tual] finnes
:
and thefe
are
either
in rcfpe&
of
cur fnnes
in
gz~ne.
n
gcnerall,
or
els
form
íj;eciall finne
into
which
wee
haue
fal-
len.
Concerning
the
firfi,
when
The
wake
Chriflian (who
bath
a
tender
confcience, and therefore
cannot bee perfwa-
-ded
to
lie
fecurely in his finne)
hath
through
the
Prength
of
his owne
corruptions,and
violence
of
his
temptations, com-
mitted
any
finne
againli
his
knowledge
and confcience,
then
doth the tempter (who
before
his
fall
ex:eedingly
ex-
tenuated
and minced
his finne,
now
after
that
he
is
fallen
in-
to
it)
out
of
meafure aggrauai,e
the
grieuoufneffe
and hai-
noufnes
ofhis
offence,
partly
in
refpeóó
of
the nature
and
qualitie
ofthe
finne
it
felfe,
and partly
in
refpeái
of
the`
cir-
cumliances,
as
being
committed
after
his
calling, againli
his
knowledge,
in
fuch
a,
time
or
place, and by
fuch
a
perfon,
as
God
is
thereby
moli diíhonoured,and
his
brethren
offended
by
his
bad
example.
And thus hauing
as
it
were
ftrctched
out
his
finne
vpon
the tentars
of
his
temptations,
and
with
the blaflsofhisfalfe
fuageitionsmade ofeuerie
final' drop
great bubble, then doth
hee alfo fet
before him the
curfe of
the
law,
Gods
fearefuil
iudgements,the
plagues and
punifh-
ments
ofhis
life, and
eucrlafling death
and-
condemnation
in
the
life
to
come, continually accufing
and-
terrifying him
as
being
guiltie
of
all
thefe
fearefull
euils,'by reafon
ofhis
flumes,
to
the
end
that
hereby
being vtterly
diicöuragcd,hee
-T
t
may