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

Secondly, That we may pray as we ought, the ^aSpirit helpeth our infirmity, and teacheth us to pray according unto God, with groans and sighs that cannot be expressed. But this the Worldling is far from, to whom such sighs and groanings of the Spirit are as strange and unheard of, as is the ^bSpirit it self the Author of it.

Secondly, That we may pray as we ought, the ^aSpirit helpeth our infirmitie, and teacheth vs to pray according vnto God, with grones and sighes that cannot bee expressed. But this the Worldling is farre from, to whom such sighes and gronings of the Spirit are as strange and vnheard of, as is the ^bSpirit it selfe the Authour of it.

1. aRom. 8. 26, 27
2. bJohn 14. 17.Iohn 14. 17.

Thirdly, Gods Children in all their necessities address themselves to him, and seek for good things at the hands of their heavenly Father through Christ; the wicked howsoever with ^cBalaam they may break forth into wishes and woulds, Let my soul dye the death of the Righteous, and my latter end be like to him; have neither the face nor the heart to go to God by humble Prayer, as David in the like case did,