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The differen-
ces
betwrene
the
fanes
of
the
regenerate
and
the
antrtgenerate,
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Comforts,
for
them
u-baf
fsnnes
Satan
aggrauateth,
lines
than be ditìorced from our
Cannes.
Whofoeuer there-
.
fore
through
his-
weaknes
a:nd
infirmitie
is
led
captiue
vnto
finne,
and
being enthralledby
this
tyrant
earnef+ly
defireth
libertie,
and Both
not
willingly
run, but
is
violently drawne
by
Satans
temptations
and
his
owne
corruptions,
and
ha
wing
finned
is
not
therewith delighted, but
exceedingly
grieued
that
by
his
finne
he
bath
difpleafed
God
;
and
feeing
his owne
weakneffe
and infirmities
doth
bewaile them, and
fleeth vnro
God
by feruent prayer,
defiring
the
afifiance
of
his holy
fpirit, whereby
bee may be
enabled
to
mortifie his
fleíb and the corruptions
thereofwhich
hee
deadly hateth,
and
to
fcrue
God
in holineffe
and
newneie
of
life
filch
a
one may
afihure
himfelfe
that
hee walketh
not
after
the &
fh
but
after
the
fpirit, and
that-hee
is
in
Chril} Iefus, and
hath
efcaped
condemnation, though
through
his infirmitie and
flrength
of
his
inbred
corruptions
hee falleth
often
into
finne.
Though thereforethe
fanó'ified man
finneth,yet
this
doth
not
prooue
that
he
is«iil
in
thefleíh
and
vnregenerate;
fee-
..
ing
there
is
great
difference
betweene
his finnes
into
which
he
now
falleth,
and
thofe which
he
committed
before hee
was
fanél:ified,
or thofe which they commit which
flill
liue
in
the flefh. For
firff,
the vnregenerate
man
loth
continually
finne,
heaping
vp
one wickedneffe
upon another, the
man.
regenerate
but
;fonmetitnes,;
when
hee,
is
_cuercome
by
his
corruptions;
the wicked
man
cominiteth
finne with
gree-
dinef
e,
the godlie
man
with
force
kinde ofirkfomncífe and
after
a
fort vnwillingly
;
the
one drawes
finne
vnto him
as it
were
;rich
cartro
es,
the other
is
violently drawne
to
finne
with
the firength
of
his
corruptions; the
one
hunteth
after
firtne
and the occafions thereof,
the
other
is
hunted
by
finne
and
Saws.
temptations,
tilt
being out
of
breath
and fain-
.
tina
for wearineffe hee
is
ouertaken and
led prifoner.
The
carnal!
man
finneth,with
full.confent
of
will, and with
plea
-
fare
and
delight, the
fpirituall man Both
not
yecld
without
fob-
pc
reflal;ce
ofthe.regenerate
part,
and
as
it were grud-
gingly
and
with
the mifliking
ofthe
fpirit
;
he that
is
vnre-
ve
iet.a:e.itf:reth
fame
to raiguc
in
him,
and yeeldeth ynto
it
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