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5. PETITION. §. 106. OF sins styled debts and of the kinds of debts. 126 107. Of Christs Active righteousness imputed to us. 128 108. Of mans subjection to sin. 129 109. Of falling into sin daily. 131 110. Of the difference betwixt Gods absolution, and mans apprehension thereof. 132 111. Of Popish Indulgences for sins to come and shriving in Lent. 133 112. Of neglecting to seek discharge of sin till Easter, or till a day of visitation or death. 134 113. Of the woefulness of the debt, of sin. 135 114. Of every sin being mortal, yet not equal. 136 115. Of the distinction of venial and mortal sins. 137 116. Of duties to be observed because every sin is mortal. 141 117. Of the many debts wherein we stand bound to Gods justice. 142 118. Of the appropriation of sin to our selves. 144 119. Of Gods free and full discharge of mans debt. 145 120. Of the concurrence of Gods mercy and justice in the discharge of mans debt. 145 121. Of mans disability to discharge his debt. 147 122. Of Popish satisfaction. 148 123. Of Humiliation, and Abnegation. 150 124. Of the remissiblenesse of sin. 151 125. Of Gods Prerogative in forgiving sin. 152 126. Of Papists blaspheming in giving men power to forgive sins. 153 127. Of confession of sin to God and Man. 153 128. Of confessing sin to God, and seeking pardon of him. 155 129. Of going to God for Pardon. 155 130. Of Gods free and full discharge of sin. 156 131. Of Merit of Congruity. 158 132. Of Popish Satisfactions for sins remitted. 159 133 Of the comfort that ariseth from Gods free and full discharge. 159 ⟨image 6⟩134▪ Of praying for the pardon of our own sins especially. 160 135. Of praying for pardon of others sins. 161 136. Of mans forgiving another. 163 137. Of speedy forgiveness. 169 138. Of constant forgiving. 171 139. Of dealing with man as we desire God should deal with us. 172 140. Of the several kinds of debts whereby we be come debtors to men 174 141 Of making satisfaction for wrongs done to man. 175 142. Of departing from our right. 177 143. Of forgiving all sorts of Debtors. 178 144. Of forgiving our own debtors. 180 145. Of the force of this Particle (As) in the condition annexed to the Fifth Petition. 181 146. Of true and unfeigned forgiving one another. 183 147. Of forgiving one another freely. 184 148. Of a full forgiving one another. 186 149.

5. PETITION. §. 106. OF sinnes stiled debts and of the kinds of debts. 126 107. Of Christs Actiue righteousnesse imputed to vs. 128 108. Of mans subiection to sinne. 129 109. Of falling into sinne daily. 131 110. Of the difference betwixt Gods absolution, and mans apprehension thereof. 132 111. Of Popish Indulgences for sinnes to come and shriuing in Lent. 133 112. Of neglecting to seeke discharge of sinne till Easter, or till a day of visitation or death. 134 113. Of the wofulnesse of the debt, of sinne. 135 114. Of euery sinne being mortall, yet not equall. 136 115. Of the distinction of veniall and mortall sinnes. 137 116. Of duties to be obserued because euerie sinne is mortall. 141 117. Of the many debts wherein we stand bound to Gods instice. 142 118. Of the appropriation of sinne to our selues. 144 119. Of Gods free and full discharge of mans debt. 145 120. Of the concurrence of Gods mercie and iustice in the discharge of mans debt. 145 121. Of mans disabilitie to discharge his debt. 147 122. Of Popish satisfaction. 148 123. Of Humiliation, and Abnegation. 150 124. Of the remissiblenesse of sinne. 151 125. Of Gods Prerogatiue in forgiuing sinne. 152 126. Of Papists blaspheming in giuing men power to forgiue sinnes. 153 127. Of confession of sinne to God and Man. 153 128. Of confessing sinne to God, and seeking pardon of him. 155 129. Of going to God for Pardon. 155 130. Of Gods free and full discharge of sinne. 156 131. Of Merit of Congruitie. 158 132. Of Popish Satisfactions for sinnes remitted. 159 133 Of the comfort that ariseth from Gods free and full discharge. 159