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Fourthly,¹ hath not God acquainted you with the infinite deceitfulness of the heart of man; That it is a bottomless depth of evil, and desperately wicked, beyond that which any is able to know but God himself? ⟨p. 201⟩And will you then depend upon man, and that in a matter of so great consequence, as the cleaving to, or the forsaking of the Truth of God?

Fourthly,¹ hath not God acquainted you with the infinite deceitfulnesse of the heart of man; That it is a bottomlesse depth of evill, and desperately wicked, beyond that which any is able to know but God himselfe? ⟨p. 201⟩And will you then depend upon man, and that in a matter of so great consequence, as the cleaving to, or the forsaking of the Truth of God?

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Fifthly,¹ the falls of those who have been thus eminent, are just judgements of God upon hypocrites, and those that are carnal and naught, to be a stumbling-block to them, at which they should fall, and break themselves, and never rise again: Now, if you should stumble too at this stumbling-block, it were an ill sign, and a heavy judgement of God against you; Therefore take heed, that it prevails not too far with you.

Fifthly,¹ the falls of those who have beene thus eminent, are just judgements of God upon hypocrites, and those that are carnall and naught, to be a stumbling-blocke to them, at which they should fall, and breake themselves, and never rise againe: Now, if you should stumble too at this stumbling-blocke, it were an ill signe, and a heavie judgement of God against you; Therefore take heed, that it prevailes not too farre with you.