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Secondly,¹ there are engagements ⟨p. 212⟩between your hearts, and the world, and sinful distempers, which you are unwilling to break off, which must be broken off, if ever you come to any true resolutions, which are like to hold.

Secondly,¹ there are engagements ⟨p. 212⟩betweene your hearts, and the world, and sinfull distempers, which you are unwilling to breake off, which must be broken off, if ever you come to any true resolutions, which are like to hold.

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Thirdly,¹ sufferings are such tedious things to you, as you cannot endure to think of them afore-hand, much less make account of them, so as to prepare for them, such thoughts would trouble you, they would damp your carnal joy, you could not go on so quietly and securely in the enjoyment of your contentments in the world, as now you do, when you put off all thoughts of suffering any trouble.

Thirdly,¹ sufferings are such tedious things to you, as you cannot endure to thinke of them afore-hand, much lesse make account of them, so as to prepare for them, such thoughts would trouble you, they would damp your carnall joy, you could not goe on so quietly and securely in the enjoyment of your contentments in the world, as now you doe, when you put off all thoughts of suffering any trouble.