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CAP.
XII
and
of
Mr
Goodwins
fìxth
Argument for
his
Do&rine
of
the
ApofEafy
of
Saints,
this
is
the end.
But
this
is
not
all he
bath to
fay in
this cafe, in
hand.
Indeed the
main
de-
figne
of
his
whole
3.Chap.
confifting
of
4s.
Se
&ions,
and about
fo
many
pa-
ges
in his Book,
and containing
all
which
in
an Argumentative way, he infi-
fteth on
in
the cafe
in
hand;
looketh
this
way ;
and therefore having,already
pluckt
away
one
of
the
maine propps
of that
difeourfe,I
(hall
apply my
felfe
to
take
away
thofe
which
doe
remarne,
that
the
whole may
juf}
y
fall
to the
grounds and therefore
(hall
as
briefely
as
I,can,
confider
the
whole
of that
difcourfe, containing nine Arguments
againft the Perfeverance
of
Saints,
for
the
poffibility
of
their totali
and
finali
deft
ion.
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454,41
CAP.
xII.
265
4
26.
I.
M.G.
entrance and preface
to
his Arguments
from
the
Apottafy
of
the Saintsconfideted.-
2.
The
weaknef e
of
his
firftArgument:
The import
of
it. 3. Anfwer
to
that firft Argument. DoArine
may pretend
to
give God
the
glory
of
being
no accepter
of
Perfonsand yet
befalfe: jollification
by
workes,
ofthat
rank and order.
4.
Acceptation
of
Perlons what, and wherein
it
confifleth.
No
place for
it with
God: contrary
to
diftributive Jaibce.
5,
The Doarine of
the Saints
Per-
feverancechargedwithrendringGodanaccepterof
Perfons, 6.
Uniuflly,what
it
fajes
looking
this
way. 7.
The
femme
of
the
charge against
it
confrdered and removed. 8. M.G. fecond Ar-
gument, and
the weight
by
himhanged
thereon:the originali
of
this Argument:
by
whom tome-
what
infifted on.
9.
The
Argument ir telle ih his
words proposed:
of
the
ufe
and end
of the
Miniftry: whetherweakned
by
the
Do
&rineof .Perleverance. ro. Entrance
into
an
Anfwer ro
that
Argument.
The
foundation laid
of
it
falfe
and when:
is
falfely
impofeth on the
Dottrine of
Perleverance, fundrythingsby
it
difclaimed:
the
firft
confidered.
t
1.
The
in
jolt
ìty
of
thofe
inr,
pofrtions farther difcovered. 12.
The true
ftare
of
thedifference
as
to this Argument decla-
red.
14.
The
Argument fatisfied.
14.
The reinforcement
of
the Minorattempted
,
and eon-
frdered.
i.5.
The mannerof
Gods
operations with, and
in,
;natural) and voluntary Agents
compared.
efficacy
of
Grace
and liberty
in man
confiftent. r6.
esnobjestiou
to himfeifefra-
med
by
M.G.
that
Obje
&ion reaified; Perleverance
how
abfolutély and limply
óeceffuy, how'
not. i
i.
The
removal)
of thepretendedOhjedion
farther infifted on
by M.
G..
1
8.
That
courfedifcu
llèd,andmanifeftedtobeweakeand
fophifticall.
The
confiftency
of
Exhortations
and Promifes farther cleared.
19.
The
manner
of
the operation
of
Grace, in, and upon
thewills
of
men
confrdered.
20.
The
inconfiftency
ofexhortations
with the
efficacy
of
Grace,
dilján
ed
by
M:
z
r. That
difcourfe removed, and
the oft of
Exhortarions. farther cleated. ,Obediencg
to
them
twofold,
Habitual), At uall:
of
the
Phyficall
operationof Grace,and
mermes
of
the word:
their compliance,
and
oie. How
the one and the other
affect
the will.
22.
Inclination
lo
Perle:
'vere
when wrought in
Believers. 23.
Ofthe manner
of
Gods
operation
on the wills
of
men: M.
G.
difcourfe and judgement. 24. Confidered.
25.
Effedsfollow
as
to
their kind, their next
,caufes.
s6. ThefameAdof
the will
Plï
call
and
Morel
npdofeverali
accounts: Thofe ac-
counts confidered. 27. God
bÿthereal
efficacy
of
the
Spirit,
prodsicdtl
i
n its
Ads of
the
will;
morally good:
that
confirmed from
Scripture. 28.
Conclafonfrom.
thence. 29. Of
the
termes,Phyfcall, plorall,
and neceffary,and
their
nie
in things
of
the nature under considerati-
on.
Morali
conies
of
Phyfrcall effects. 30.
The concurrence
of
Phyfrcall
and
.Á4orall
caufes
for
producing the
fame effect:
the
efficacy
of
Grace, and exhortations.
31. Phyfrcall
and
neceffarya
howdiftinguifhed.
Morali and not
neceffary.
ConfoundedtryM,G.
32, M. G., farther pro
greffe
confidered. 33. What operation
of
God on
the wilt
of
man
he allowes.
'
All Phyfrcall
o
peration
by hint
excluded.
34.
M.
G'sfence
ofthe
difference between the
working of
God anct
a
Minifler on the will
:'that
it
is
but
gradual'. 35. Confidered and rémovetr.j'All working
of
God
on
the
will
by
himconfined
to perfwafion:
perfwafion. gives no
firength or ability to the
perfon perfwaded. 36.
All
immediate
along of
God
to good
in
men,
by M:
G: utterly
exrludidi
39t
Wherein Gods perfwading
men
dothconfift
according to M.G.
1
Cor.4.9. confdered. 38.
Of
the concurrence
of
diverfe Agents
to the produftion
of
the fameeffe8.
39..
The
home
of
the
t
Sedioti'of
Gh.
t3.
The will how neceflitared,how free. 4o. In what
fence M. G.
allowes
Gods perfwafions
to
be irrefifrihle.
4r.
Thedealirigs
of
Goland
men
ici
compared. 42. PAR'
exhortation to the
de
ofmeanes,where the end was'certaine,Afls
24.cedfdered.Ged
deals
with
men
as
men,exhorting them, and
as
corrupted
men afhfting
them. 43.
Of
Promifes
of
Tempo
-
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