The ContentsP\ anerror, P. 39 6 . Togetfpirituall loy. ibid. 7. Toget anhornblende ofminde, p.4i D©CT R: I II '7hat allearthly members are tobemortified, p 4z Membersare o n Al, exorbitant affections of the f ule, p. 43. for thefe rea/óns ; becarsfe I. They Pup theheart, ibid. 2. They proceedfrom the unregeneratepart, p. 44 3. Theyare weapons ofunrighteoufneffe, ibid. 4. They aredeare unto the heart, as any member to thebody, ibid. inordinate lull meant by earthlymembers, p 45 What it is to be earthly minded, ibid. By thepowerof nature a man may conceive of fihituall thingsandyet be earthly minded: z. Not fpiritually, ibid. 2. Notfrom anheart illightned by the Spirit, p. 46 3. Bytheknowledge ofhis underflanding, ibid. mur maycome to know `pirituallthings, andnot be re- hewed x. By vein a vertâe in heavenly5things excelling all 1 f g. All other things, . ibid. 2.0. By beingof noblefptrity -a ibid. 3. Byfèeing h©line in thechildren ofGod, p. 47 4. Byfëeing the attributes ofG0:44. ibid. 5, Bpfeeling the f fveetneffiofthe ro.i f s, ibid. 6. By beleeving.the refùrreelion toli1ea ibid. 'Theorderofthe faculties ofChePule, P. 4g Whether Naturecan stsaine unto true knowledge, ibid. ..4naturall manmayknow f irltuallin their fubßance,. NO asa ruleofhis life, A 49 ea Wen':
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