A Continuation of morning-exercise questions and cases of conscience practically resolvedA Continuation of morning-exercise questions and cases of conscience practicaly resolved

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I must necessarily use all these words to shew the true Nature of this complicate Disease of Souls. The Names tell you that it is a Conjunction of many Sins, which in themselves are of no small malignity; and were they the predominant be•• ••d habit of Heart and Life, they would be the Signs o• 〈…〉 •hil• they are hated, and overcome not Grace, but ••r heav•nly 〈…〉 ••re esteemed, and c sen, and sought, than earthly prosperiy he Mcy of Go hrough Christ, do pardo it, and will at last deliver us from all. But yet it beseeh ven a doned Sinner to know the greatness of his Sin, that may not favour it, nor be unthankful r forgiveness.