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4 Other some put two forms of repentance, the one legal or of the Law, whereby a sinner being wounded with the searing iron of sin,¹ and §1thrown down with the terror of the wrath of God, doth continue sad and sorrowful in that perturbation, neither can he tell how to acquit him self: such were Cain^*, Saul^*, Judas^*. The other Evangelical or of the Gospel, whereby a sinner being sore afflicted in him self, doth notwithstanding rise up higher and lay hold upon Christ the salve for his sore, and consolation for his terror: such were Hezekiah^*, the Ninevites^*, David^*, Peter^*.

4 Other some put two formes of repentaunce, the one legall or of the Lawe, whereby a sinner being wounded with the searing yron of sinne,¹ and §1throwen downe with the terrour of the wrath of God, doth continue sadde and sorowfull in that perturbation, neither can he tell howe to acquite him selfe: such were Cain^*, Saule^*, Iudas^*. The other Euangelicall or of the Gospell, whereby a sinner beeing sore afflicted in him selfe, doth notwithstanding rise vp higher and lay holde vppon Christ the salue for his sore, and consolation for his terrour: such were Ezechias