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

But knowledge, as I said, a man may have, and yet be¹ never a whit the nearer to his Salvation, nor have made one pace unto the heavenly Kingdom, as touching any reformation of the heart. That which followeth, bringeth a change and alteration with it, which the ^gApostle calleth A tasting of the good Word of God, &c. meaning the sweet promises of the Gospel, and is the furthest step that it is possible for any Reprobate to go.

But knowledge, as I said, a man may haue, and yet be¹ neuer a whit the neerer to his Saluation, nor haue made one pace vnto the heauenly Kingdome, as touching any reformation of the heart. That which followeth, bringeth a change and alteration with it, which the ^gApostle calleth A tasting of the good Word of God, &c. meaning the sweet promises of the Gospell, and is the furthest step that it is possible for any Reprobate to goe.

1. 1and a taste of the sweetness of it, which being the highest step that it is possible for any Reprobate to ascend.and a taste of the sweetnesse of it, which being the highest step that it is possible for any Reprobate to ascend.
2. gHeb. 6. 4.

Wherein I observe four things;

Wherein I obserue foure things;