The marrow of the oracles of God. Or, divers treatisesThe marrovv of the oracles of God. Or, diuers treatises

First, If he consider that this is the case of all the godly, to be ¹tempted. It is no new thing which hath befallen him. Thus Paul comforts the Corinthians, No temptation hath befallen you, but what accompanies the nature of man, 1 Cor. 10. 13. The Apostle Peter heartens them to whom he writes, by this argument: The same afflictions are accomplished upon your brethren that are in the world, 1 Pet. 5. This also the Apostle to the Ephesians •ffirmes, that those spiritual wickedness are found even in the most ho• only places on earth, Eph 6. 12. Il. Apostles themselves were not free •rom this combat, & therefore Paul […]; We wrestle with principalities and powers, &c.

First, If he consider that this is the case of all the godly, to bee ¹tēpted. It is no new thing which hath befallen him. Thus Paul comforts the Corinthians, No temptation hath befallen you, but what accompanies the nature of man, 1 Cor. 10. 13. The Apostle Peter hartens them to whom hee writes, by this argumet: The same afflictions are accomplished vpon your brethren that are in the world, 1 Pet. 5. This also the Apostle to the Ephesias •ffirmes, that those spiritual wick•dnesse are found euen in the most ho• •nly places on earth, Eph 6. 12. Il. Apostles théselues were not free •rom this comba•, & therefore Paul 〈…〉; We wrastle with principalities and powers, &c.