28 / 152
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·?Jed
by
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
he
cloth,
and
flmn
more
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~j1
ratianJ
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
td
prove this..
J
A'rg. -
It
;sa fign
it
is in
him~
P.4o
1
Bec.ttuie
w:1en
God doth
convert a
finner,g.he
dotb not
·.
;
.
.
)
I
\_pur in
new
powers
and faculties into the
foul,
ib,
BecatJ[:
he
C<tn fl1ew
as
g•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
om
of
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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