the grof[eft self-murder: own hearts, and·difable your felves more and morefor repenting of it; ye defpi fe the Lords .name by ·the fiubbornneffe of your froward will, vou can never be faved except your'will~ fio""'P. i before Chrift will meddle with li Soul, hell prft ask..., art thou willin.(? ashe asked the blind man, what wilt thoH that I dO unto thee? ' Lordfaies he,that I may receive my fight,Lu"= 18" 41. So thefirfl: que{Hon he puts to thee is; what'wilt thou?· Lord that I may be hurrtble:Pfal.81 . u~ converted,purged: ifthoubeefi ,wil;full,though , . · 1 he never take thee tn hand, but leave thee to thy felf, he .w~ll be Jufiified ih ·thine,eternal cohfufion.· · · Firfr, Is it not enough that thouhaft willing- · . ly'fallen itt Adam; but thou muft willinglyCotdiderJ fiand out again? God now calls thee to means ofgrace,thou haft floodout once already, and wilt thou be willfull to fiandout again?as Ifra- · et, though in ·a mifiake faid to their brethren, is the iniq~ityof ~eor too little for us ; from the~ whichwe are not dean1ed to thisday?but thatye muff turnaway thi1 daJ too?]ojh.22.17~ , So may I fay, is your vvillingApofiacy inAgam too littlefor you, from the ;vvhi<r:h ye are not deanfed to this day,but ye tnufi .vvil1ingly ~andout againfi Chrift too? · · Secondly, ·confider, the verySaints of .God that have not halffo many vv,ill-notsas you ; that flick more truly- at a cannot; lvvo~ld dO the good but I cannot. I fay the very Satnts of God they labour to humble .themfelvs e-xery . day:Qwt:etche4mat~that Iam,(ayes P~tNl,Rom~ _ 7.l4. ·does PAHl ~~ut~ 0~ yvret,hed ~,:n· . ' r J 1 I ' ' ~o~o~&t ~ ·-" ~ l ' ·. I
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