The sum of sacred divinity briefly & methodically propoundedThe summe of sacred diuinitie briefly & methodically propounded

Secondly, As before, whilst they stood in their integrity, enjoying the comfort of a good conscience, they had peace and quietness of mind: so man had no sooner fallen, but fear and terror came upon him. As we see in Adam, Gen. 3. 10. I heard thy voice, and was afraid. And as it may be seen in all the sons of Adam, who in respect of sin, ^sare in a perpetual fear of death all their life long. Wherefore the ^tApostle noteth it the general condition of all Mankind, before they be renewed, to be possessed with the spirit of bondage unto fear: The fruit whereof is, the drawing us from God, and to make us fly from him, as from our Enemy, as Adam ^ufled from the presence of God, and hid himself among the Trees of the Garden.

Secondly, As before, whilest they stood in their integritie, inioying the comfort of a good conscience, they had peace and quietnesse of minde: so man had no sooner falne, but feare and terrour came vpon him. As wee see in Adam, Gen. 3. 10. I heard thy voyce, and was afraid. And as it may be seene in all the sonnes of Adam, who in respect of sinne, ^sare in a perpetuall feare of death all their life long. Wherefore the ^tApostle noteth it the generall condition of all Mankinde, before they be renewed, to be possessed with the spirit of bondage vnto feare: The fruit whereof is, the drawing vs from God, and to make vs flye from him, as from our Enemie, as Adam ^ufled from the presence of God, and hid himselfe among the Trees of the Garden.

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