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

These then are the two Doctrines: 1. There is a time when God will call over past sins with horror, &c. 2. This time of inward horror falls in with outward trouble.

These then are the two Doctrines: 1. There is a time when God will call over past sins with horrour, &c. 2. This time of inw•rd horrour fals in with outward trouble.

Doct. 1. There is a time when God will call over sins that are past, without repentance, and charge them upon the Conscience with horror.

Doct. 1. There is a time when God will call over sins that are past, without repentance, and charge them upon the Conscience with horrour.

Here's the Case; The sons of Jacob had formerly trespassed against God in the matter of their Brother, And they said, &c. now and not till now that we read of, is the guilt and horror of it reflected upon their Consciences. In sin, the act passes, the guilt and consequent remains.

Here's the Case; The sons of Jacob had formerly trespassed against God in the matter of their Brother, And they said, &c. now and not till now that we read of, is the guilt and horrour of it reflected upon their Consciences. In sinne, the act passes, the guilt and consequent remains.