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

XXIV. Though we cry out that we cannot believe, and we cannot love God, and we cannot pray aright, Christ can help us, without his grace we can do nothing; but his grace is sufficient for us, and he denieth not his further help when once he hath but made us willing; but hath bid us ask and have, and if any lack wisdom let him ask it of God, who giveth to all liberally, and upbraideth not with former folly, but gives his spirit to them that ask him.

XXV. This sin called the blasphemy of the Holy Ghost is the sin of no one that believeth Jesus to be the Christ, nor of any that fear it, no nor of every infidel, but only of some few obstinate unbelieving enemies, for it is only this [When men see such miracl•• of Christ and his spirit as should or could convince them that he is of God, and when they have no other shift, they will rather maintain that he is a C•nju••r […] wrought them by the Devil.

XXV. This sin called the blasphemy of the Holy Ghost is the sin of no one that believeth Jesus to be the Christ, nor of any that fear it, no nor of every infidel, but only of some few obstinate unbelieving enemies, for it is only this [When men see such miracl•• of Christ and his spirit as should or could convince them that he is of God, and when they have no other shift, they will rather maintain that he is a C•nju••r 〈…〉 wrought them by the Devil.