An exposition with practical observations continued upon the eleventh, twelfth, & thirteenth chapters of…

Fourthly, When men notwithstanding they are often ¹stopped in the way of their sin, and though God doth many times come in the way of his providence, and in his Word to stop them in their way of sin, and yet still they will go on, thank thy self if thou beest undone.

Fourthly, When men notwithstanding they are often ¹stop'd in the way of their sin, and though God doth many times come in the way of his providence, and in his Word to stop them in their way of sin, and yet still they will go on, thank thy self if thou beest undone.

1. 14.

Fifthly, The more means they have to the contrary, ¹the more enlightenings they have, the more drawings of the holy Ghost they have to draw them from their sin, and yet still will go on.

1. 15.

Sixthly, When mens sins are of that nature, that ¹they do not only deserve their destruction, but they do work their destruction; all sins deserves it, but some sins works it: as drunkenness works diseases in mens bodies, brings them to Poxes, and Fevers, and so they destroy them, their very sin destroys them: and so some others might be named.