Come & welcome to Jesus Christ, or, A plain and profitable discourse upon the…

Temptations serve the Christian, as the Shepherds dogs serveth the silly sheep, that is coming behind the flock; he runs upon it, pulls it down, worry it, wound it, and grievously bedabbleth it with dirt and wet in the lowest places of the Furrows of the field: And not leaving it, until it is half dead; nor then neither, except God rebuke.

Temptations serve the Christian, as the Shepheards dogs serveth the silly sheep, that is coming behind the flock; he runs upon it, pulls it down, worry it, wound it, and grievously bedabbleth it with dirt and wet in the lowest places of the Furrows of the field: And not leaving it, untill it is half dead; nor then neither, except God rebuke.

Here is now room for fears of being cast away. Now I see I am lost, says the sinner; This is not coming to Jesus Christ, says the sinner; such a desperate hard, and wretched heart as mine is, cannot be a gracious one, saith the sinner: And bid such an one be Better; he says, I cannot, no I cannot.

Here is now room for fears of being cast away. Now I see I am lost, sayes the sinner; This is not coming to Jesus Christ, sayes the sinner; such a desperate hard, and wretched heart as mine is, cannot be a gracious one, saith the sinner: And bid such an one be Better; he sayes, I cannot, no I cannot.

Quest. But what will you say to a Soul in this condition?