Exhortation to the Regenerate.
To know 1. Their Sin, 2. Their Graces. 1. For want of Self-knowledge: 1. You confess not sin as you ought to God or man, p. 276
•. You pray not against it, or for grace as you ought, p. 277
•. You are negligent in your watch, p. 281
Seek not help, ibid.
Lie in unobserved sins, ibid.
In General, When sin is most unobserved, p. 289
Particularly; 1. The Self-ignorant little think while they are Orthodox, what errors they may fall into, p. 292
Or in adversity, what sins prosperity ⟨image 35⟩may draw forth, p. 294
3. Or how soon the Resolutions of affliction may decay, and come to nothing, p. 298
4. Or when the heart is warm and heavenly, how quickly it may cool and fall to earth, p. 303
(True Marks of Grace, p. 304)
5. And in prosperity they little think what sins Adversity may detect or occasion, p. 316.
6. Or what Pride may appear in those th•• are humble, p. 319.
7, Some of the greatest sins of Christians […] little observed and lamented: As 1, […] remnants of Infidelity, p. 32•
2. The great imperfection of Love to God, p. 323
3. And want of Love to one another, p. 324
8. The insinuations of selfishness in all that w• do, p. 32•
9. The eruption of passions that seemed mortified, p. 34•
10. Affections mixed with carnality, which seemed purely spiritual. p. 33•
Caution against overmuch suspicion or accusation of our selves, p. 33•
2. Sin surpriseth more dangerously: 3. An• ⟨image 35⟩the Remedy is neglected, through self-ignorance, p. 337
2. What Hinders Believers from knowing their Graces. 1. The sense of the Contraries, p. 338
2. The smallness of Grace. p. 341
3. Not judging by sure Marks: the Essentials of Holiness: what they are, p. 343
What Marks uncertain, p. 345
What sin consistent with true grace, p. 347
4. Overlooking what we have, by looking at what we ought to be, p 349
5. Judging upon disadvantage: 1. Surprising our selves unpreparedly. 2. Judging in passion, of Fear or Grief. 3. When helps are absent. 4. When our Bodies are melancholy, or otherwise unfit, p. 350
6. Refusing the former Judgement of our sincerity, if we have not a continued sight of grace, p. 353
7. The variety and confusion of the souls operations, ibid.
Exhortation to the Regenerate.
To know 1. Their Sin, 2. Their Graces. 1. For want of Self-knowledge: 1. You confess not sin as you ought to God or man, p. 276
•. You pray not against it, or for grace as you ought, p. 277
•. You are negligent in your watch, p. 281
Seek not help, ibid.
Lie in unobserved sins, ibid.
In General, When sin is most unobserved, p. 289
Particularly; 1. The Self-ignorant little think while they are Orthodox, what errors they may fall into, p. 292
Or in adversity, what sins prosperity ⟨image 35⟩may draw forth, p. 294
3. Or how soon the Resolutions of affliction may decay, and come to nothing, p. 298
4. Or when the heart is warm and heavenly, how quickly it may cool and fall to earth, p. 303
(True Marks of Grace, p. 304)
5. And in prosperity they little think what sins Adversity may detect or occasion, p. 316.
6. Or what Pride may appear in those th•• are humble, p. 319.
7, Some of the greatest sins of Christians 〈…〉 little observed and lamented: As 1, 〈…〉 remnants of Infidelity, p. 32•
2. The great imperfection of Love to God, p. 323
3. And want of Love to one another, p. 324
8. The insinuations of selfishness in all that w• do, p. 32•
9. The eruption of passions that seemed mor•tified, p. 34•
10. Affections mixed with carnality, which seemed purely spiritual. p. 33•
Caution against overmuch suspicion or ac•cusation of our selves, p. 33•
2. Sin surpriseth more dangerously: 3. An• ⟨image 35⟩the Remedy is neglected, through self-ignorance, p. 337
2. What Hinders Believers from knowing their Graces. 1. The sense of the Contraries, p. 338
2. The smalness of Grace. p. 341
3. Not judging by sure Marks: the Essentials of Holiness: what they are, p. 343
What Marks uncertain, p. 345
What sin consistent with true grace, p. 347
4. Overlooking what we have, by looking at what we ought to be, p 349
5. Judging upon disadvantage: 1. Surprizing our selves unpreparedly. 2. Judging in passion, of Fear or Grief. 3. When helps are absent. 4. When our Bodies are melancholy, or otherwise unfit, p. 350
6. Refusing the former Judgement of our sincerity, if we have not a continued sight of grace, p. 353
7. The variety and confusion of the souls operations, ibid.
