Et1 ib that burt the foul e. Uft r. j Then bee fo much the n1ore the warie to £hunne any thing that ' carej' . that may hurt the foul e. We eHeeme ·1 our naturall lives precious : and therefore are carefull to avovd \Vhatfoever is prejudiciall ·to the body. But the divine nature ofthe fcmle, & the exce1Iencie of · it above the body, calls for m or~ care and \V~tchfulilesabout it:as, I. ~/;ftaine from flefoly lufts which warre agaiHft the Joule: - 1 . I!( I Pet.z . 1 I.)beware of inward uncleanne!fe and impuritie, the projeCl:s ofthe flefh,plea'fitres of . the Belh, or p1eafin.g of the flefh, which fovoureth not the · things of God, butfightetl.i again - · thefPirit: Rom. 8. 7· and lu.flcth aga-inft it, Gal. ; • I 7· Once already it bath robbed us ofGods image and our owne happineffe : _ and cannot but ferve us fo again, if we liften unto it. 2 • worldly defires, and feeking af- . 2. Be\vare of ea,rthly Iu.fts , . 1 J , . -ter ' . -'
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