The troubled Confcience Cap.18. gnajhing of teeth for their paint, but not the · · leafi Repentance for their finJ'. 2. When · z. When tlieCarri11ge under the trouble$ ar:-ehded. is evil, then it is an evil trouble, as 1 • when ~~~ia;: 111 th~ man do~h rage , and .[well, and .Horm . llllder ir. under the ftroke ofGod, but bu unclrcum- , cifedheart i1 nevfr ·awhit brok!_n, to accept of the punifbment of hi1 iniquitie. Cainwas troubled enoughat his fentence pronouncedbyGod, hewas not troubled .aright; it was not at all for his 1in, .nor didhe at al.l humble him– felf under the ,nit fentcnce .of God, but ra– gethand frorn1.cthat his puniihment, Mypu– nijhmem is greater then I can bear. So thofe lfai.8.21~22". whofret themfelv~.r,curfe God,and King, and all that comes in their wap ; A1zd the; lotJ~upward an.d downw:~rd upon th~ earth, fJ1fl,tJ behold troubk _(17Zfl d~rJtrzefs.,_am/t-hey art_dri– 'llen to dark.._nefJ-a 2. Whenyoufee amango on in finunder h•is Troubles. , ,. the[e are ill u~o,ubles. Fi!ix f0metin1e tre111bled while P.aul was at work uponh1sC@nfcience, but aU this trembling diduogood u.po.n hls Con(ciet'lce. Paul left Fai~ as ·he found him, an in~orrigible finner, fi·qming aga.inft .ch.ecks of his own Confc.i- . m(;e; ·And. Feli~ kft Paul as he found him j A8: 4 2 ·· He cpuldnot be mo:v.ed ere the more todq 1 Ki~g: 1 ;: him J uillce; Felix left Paul bound. J;rohoam 33. wa.S.as Hl,andthat ~icked Ahaz muchworfe 2 Chron: after·judgemen:ts upon them. SirtJon M~gm28•22· .waxed worfe aqd worfe aft.er .that warning , gtven ,
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