3 Confd. 4 5 x eflrgu. 3 4 5 x Partic. 4 z Ground, r Demon. The Table. If a man will not de that he can, neither will he that which heras#not,ifhecould p25 ¿fa man will not do that he can, can or cannot dK is "one to hom;all flicks at his will p.16 If a man will not do that which he can, this will make a mans confcience when it comes to fpeakin fober fadnaes, thankhimfelffor his periJhing, p.16 Arguments to prove the firif Ground. Becaaáfe ld doth complain agat'nf the wicked f r the vo- luntary doing no more goodthen they do, p.x7 Becaufe otherwifethere were no roam for praife or di fpraife, p.x8 Becaufe there would be no room for the Sword of the Ma- gi lrat'` itilH Becaufe lhbugh a carnall mancannot pat of the old$oan, yet it is not his nature to ca»3mit this fin , at this Mme, and in this manner P.19. A wicked mannan do more geod,:.crc. Becaufe agodly re- gewerateónan may avoid more fin then he cloth, p.zo The Ground further proved by Particulars. The will bath dominion over all the outward ails of the members - P.zo Every man bath naturall of felfions in him by which he may do more good then he doth, and Awn more evill then he Both p:zx God bath given to every man naturali counf ell,and natural reafon and Prudence p.23 That ìs firfi in order which is naturalland afterwards that which is fpiritooall,and if a man,flick,;there,he f içk-s at -a will -not. P.24 The fecond Groñnd. Every wicked man is flothfulland negligent, p.27 Five Demonftrations to prove et. Every wicked man doth imagine more cannots,then there be 1-h makes every littlkdiffaculty uau000t, When,as rnóthing but animpo bilityuacannot. p
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