4 s·. The Table. Bec1ufe thorgh a carnal mJn cznnot'pnt off tbe o!d reat:Jt yet it i~ not his nature to commit this wn at this time an~ in th is manner, . ibid. A wicked mm can do more good , &c. Becaufe a godly reg ~.:n erare mm may avoid more fin than he do th.,p. 25 The r;roun£-i fa·rther pn·?Jedby particulr.;trs·. 1 Par~ • .. The w~llluth d0rt~inion over aH rhe outwar.d aets- o! the members, p. 2~ 2 P.trt. Every n>an hath natural affc8i0J11 i·n him b.y which he may do more than hecloth, and flmnmore evil rhan he : I dmh, ·' p.27 God hath given to every man natural coqnfd; ~nd na· 1 tutal Re3f.>n and Pn:dence, p. jf:l That is fid1 in order which is natural, and afrerward) rhat ·which i~ fpirirual, and if a n1an flick there, he flicks ar a will-not P3f .The/econd Grotmd. P· 34 :t Ground Every wicked man is florhfull and negligent, Fi7.:'e demM~j1ratianJ to prove iP. J Dcmcn Eve:r y '-Yicked man cloth .imagine more cannots than ~ · 4 5 rhere k·, p.3'5 He makes every little difficulry a cannor, when as no· , t11iHg but an impoffibility is a cannotw p. 36" A flothtull r.t~ <w rmns hts very abilities intocannots p. ~1 He: <hth vo!umar ily na I himfelfmno cannots p. 38 }ie puw::ch forth by !J~Ives that power which he hath, Ccndufi. / P· '9 There is more in a wicked man than by reafon ·Of flug. - '"' 1 gifhnefs he pntrerh forth, p 40 Six Arf[uments tdprove this.. J A'rg. - It ;sa fign it is in him~ P.4o 1 Bec.ttuie w:1en God dothconvert a finner,g.he dotb not ·. ; . . ) I \_pur in new powers and faculties into the foul, ib, BecatJ[: he C<tn fl1ew asg•ear power otherwifc, p. 41 Becau~~~ h~ can fhew it too when he Iif.I. p. 42 fkcJuf;: the rod is ahie t.O wh1p it omof him, p. 4' Bec:w(e he can do an hundred times more when he is pk.tfed, P· 44 Ikcwfe ht: '.vU! (hew it in HKII, vi~~ That it was in him eo do m·Jre tfuu:,l h'e d td, P·49 3 Ground A 'rv .d.cd m:m will net f.::thimfdf to ufe all the mean·:; rn~t (-
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