124 Row- to Mo.ti as Foruicatioxo to get out without forcehelpe fromanother fo is proy,2,a19, it altogether impoffible for one that is fallen into this fanne of Fornication, to free himfelfe from it, without the fpeciallaffidance of Gods grace helping him thereto and therefore it is fiid, Prov 2. 190 None `that goe- Tonto her retarne again, neither take they cclôs,7.26. boldof the pathsof life : therefore alíois, Eccellf. 7.26. her heart fasd to he fnares and nets, in refpeä of the entanglements *herewith [hee intrappeth her fol- lowers and her hands to bee asbands, in refpet of the difficulty to get loofed from. This finne Salomon, the wifeft among men, NevertheleO e.. igeh.t3 -46. yen him did outlandifb women Laffe to. film, Nel ,13. 26. So alfodid it bewitch Sawpfo.n, the ftrongeft a- rongft men,one that was confecrated and fet apart as Sstle= holyuntoGod, even hee was overcome hereby, as ra wee may reade, rudg. 16. Wee know by experi- ence, as a man that is tumbling from the top of an hill, there is no flaying for him till hee come unto the bottome ; fo bee that bath once ventured upon this deepe pit, and beginnes to Elide into it, there is no flaying of him till hee bee utterly loft in the bottorne thereof : or as a man in a quick- fand, themore bee ftirres, the falter hee flickes in, and finkes deeper ; fo it is with him thatisonce o- vertaken with this filthy fanne, the more hee ftirres in it the falter hee ftickes , and harder will it bee for him to get out. Therefore wee conclude this fanne is a molt fearefull fanne, and hard to be over- come, or left off if once accuflomed to the delight thereof Fourth::
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