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d

dieNoni

?ainf

ti

pert

uerance taken

fro-4

exammple

e

ant

alreadie

takenaway

in

My

anfwere

to

the

firíl

tellimcnie

ob-

ie&edagaitifl

perfeuerance

;

brieflie we

are

to

anfe'iere,

that

if

they

meane by

blotting

out, Gods declaring that they

were

neuer

written

therein

wee

doe

not

denie it,as

making

nothing

for

them,"

not

againfl our queflion. But

if

they

ern_

derfiand

a

blotting

out

offuch

as

are

alreadie

written,

then

we

denie

their

confequence,there

being

not

the

Iike

reafon

betweene

thefe

two

:

for howfoeuer they who ouercome

may

fitly

bee

faid

not

to

bee

blotted

out

of

Gods booke, be-

caufe

they

are

written

in

it,

yet

it

cannot bee

Paid

that they

who

doe

not

ouercome

(hall

bee

blotted out,

feeing they

were:neuer

written

in

-this

booke

of

life.

Laflly,:

they

obieì

the admonitions and threatnings,

§ Set

.S.

which

are common

in

the

Scriptúres;

whereby

the

hohe

Admonitions

Ghofl

feemeth to inferre,

that

the

faithfull

are

in,

danger

to

and threat-

fallaway

from

grace,and

to

lofe

their-faith, and

Other

gifts

nings,doenot

of

Gods

fpirit. As,

let him

that

thmkerh

hee

f

anderh;

tai

e

pr®otte

that

roe

heed

he

f41

Ta

e

heed

le

át

an tune

there

le

to

ve

o

ou;:mar

fall

from

IC

f

}'

i

f

grate.

an

eudll

heart

and vnfaithfull,

to

depart

from

the

liethig

God.

z.Cor.to.tz.

But this argument

I

haue alreadie anfwered

when

as

I

proo_

Heb 3.11.

ued

the certaintie

of

our election, and

Cooke

äWáythe

obie-

See

z.

booke

pintas againft this

aífurance

;

vnto which

place

forbreuitie

chap,u

fake,

I

referre

the

reader for his fuller fatisfaction.

CHAP.

XX.

Obier;lions

againft the

doarine

of

perf

merancegrotsndedupon

éxample;r,

anfivered.

And

thus'

much for

atifwere

to

thofe obiections

§.Se?.I.

againíl

perfeuerance

which

are

grounded vp-

The

example

of

on teflimonies

of

Scriptures.

Now

wee

are

to

the

euilangels.

Come

vnto the

examples

which

are

allcaged to

the

fame

purpofe;

amongíl

which

diuers are

vtterly impertinent to

the

queílion

in

hand

;

:

for whereas

it

is thus

propounded,whether

a

man

ele&ed,iuflified,and

fan.-

eetified,

may

fall

from

this

his

fiate,

lofe

his

faith and

all

fan

-

cifying

graces, and

become

a

reprobate,and

a

call

-away,

they obie& the example

of

the

euill

Angds,Sauf,

Iudac,

and

Aaa

z

fuch