To conclude, if any man that reads these presents, and is guilty to himself, that he hath hitherto taken no sound course about ⟨p. 36⟩his sins, and yet will not be persuaded to practise these directions: l•t him consider, that so long as his sins be unr•pented on his part, and unremitted on God's part, the pollution of all the sins he ever committed, still cleaves unto him; so as he may justly with the Leper cry, Unclean, unclean: y•a all his sins are written, as it were with a pen of iron in Gods book of remembrance, and that he is a mere stranger from all Gods promises; •nd lives without God, and without Christ in the world, and that all he doth, even his best works, are abominable to God, and that seas of wrath hang over his head, and unspeakable woe will be to him in the appearing of Jesus Christ, if he prevent it not by sound and speedy repentance.
To conclude, if any man that reades these pres•nts, and is guiltie to himselfe, that hee hath hitherto taken no sound course about ⟨p. 36⟩his sinnes, and yet will not bee perswaded to practise these directions: l•t him consider, that so long as his sinnes be vnr•pented on his part, and vnremitted on Godspart, the pollution of all the sins he euer committed, still cl•aues vnto him; so as he may iustly with the L•per cry, Vncleane, vncl•ane: y•a all his sinnes are written, as it were with a pen of iron in Gods booke of remembrance, and that hee is a meere strang•r from all Gods promises; •nd liues without God, and without Christ in the world, and that all he doth, euen his best workes, are abo•inable to God, and that seas of wrath hang ouer his head, and vnspeakable woe will bee to him in the appearing of Iesus Christ, if he preuent it not by sound and speedie repentance.
