The Morning exercise [at] Cri[ppleg]ate, or, Several cases of conscience practically resolved

Seventhly, It is not said only, they shall not separate, but that they cannot separate us from the Love of God; whether love be taken actively or passively, for the love wherewith we love God, or the love wherewith we are beloved by God, is not now material; it is true of both. The sum of this might be gathered up in this Syllogism. Those that may certainly know, that they do sincerely believe, and love God, may certainly know that they shall be saved; But a real believer may certainly know that he doth sincerely believe and love God; therefore he may certainly know that he shall be saved.

Seventhly, It is not said only, they shall not separate, but that they cannot separate us from the Love of God; whether love be taken actively or passively, for the love wherewith wee love God, or the love wherewith wee are beloved by God, is not now material; it is true of both. The sum of this might be gathered up in this Syllogism. Those that may certainly know, that they do sincerely beleeve, and love God, may certainly know that they shall be saved; But a real beleever may certainly know that hee doth sincerely beleeve and love God; therefore hee may certainly know that hee shall be saved.

Thus far of the first Argument from our graces, and the infallible connection between them and glory, because I may be judged to be too long in this, I will be shorter in the rest, that I may come to the second part of the Question.

Thus far of the first Argument from our graces, and the infallible connexion between them and glory, because I may be judged to be too long in this, I will bee shorter in the rest, that I may come to the second part of the Question.

2. A believer may know that he shall be saved,