Some general directions for a comfortable walking with God delivered in the lecture at…Some generall directions for a comfortable walking with God deliuered in the lecture at…

2. Let every one, who hath given his name unto Christ, ever hold it his Crown and comfort, to hold a strong and unconquerable counter-motion to the courses of the world. Let him still discover the true nobleness of his Christian spirit, and of a mind spiritually generous by gathering vigour, and growing invincible, from the very oppositions of the wicked, and villainies of the time. See Psal. 119. 126, 127. 1. King. 19. 14. 1. Thes. 2. 2.

2. Let euery one, who hath giuen his name vnto Christ, euer hold it his Crowne and comfort, to hold a strong and vnconquerable counter-motion to the courses of the world. Let him still discouer the true noblenesse of his Christian spirit, and of a mind spiritually generous by gathering vigour, and growing inuincible, from the very oppositions of the wicked, and villanies of the time. See Psal. 119. 126, 127. 1. King. 19. 14. 1. Thes. 2. 2.

It was the saying of a moral Heathen; That to do well, where was no danger, was a common thing; but to do well, where was both peril and opposition, was the peculiar office of a man of virtue: much more, say I, of a man of God.

It was the saying of a morall Heathen; That to doe well, where was no danger, was a common thing; but to doe well, where was both perill and opposition, was the peculiar office of a man of vertue: much more, say I, of a man of God.