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Use. 1 Confutation of the Papists, who will not be beholding to the Lord for their salvation, so as to yield him the entire praise thereof.

Vse. 1 Confutation of the Papists, who will not be beholding to the Lord for their saluation, so as to yeeld him the entire praise thereof.

They must earn some part, or have no part: They will either win it, or never wear it. But it may be truly said of them, that they trusting in lying vanities, do forsake their own mercies.

They must earne some part, or haue no part: They will either winne it, or neuer weare it. But it may bee truly said of them, that they trusting in lying vanities, doe forsake their owne mercies.

Consolation to Gods people, who have a gracious God to fly unto, and depend upon, though themselves cannot help their souls against their sins. Notwithstanding their miseries be many, and their merits none at all, yet his mercy and truth are sufficient to help against the one, and to supply the other, and to be all in all unto them. In them there is efficacy, and constancy, and constancy, and perpetuity, according as the Psalmist saith, His loving kindness is mighty towards us, and his ¹truth endureth for ever.

Consolation to Gods people, who haue a gratious God to flie vnto, and depend vpon, though themselues cannot helpe their soules against their sinnes. Notwithstanding their miseries bee many, and their merits none at all, yet his mercie and truth are sufficient to helpe against the one, and to supplie the other, and to be all in all vnto them. In them there is efficacie, and constancie, and constancie, and perpetuitie, according as the Psalmist saith, His louing kindnesse is mighty towards vs, and his