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Thirdly,¹ when it comes from Natural Principles, there may be some appearance of self-denial in outward actions, and willingness to suffer, but there is little care of mortifying inward Lusts; Lusts within are suffered to swell, to rankle▪ and fester. Natural Principles do not strike at the root of evil; there may be a restraint of some evil, but the root of bitterness still remains in the strength of it: but Faith begins within, it works to the bottom, and strikes at the root of evil, at all the corrupt Principles that are in ⟨p. 219⟩the inwards of the Soul; it empties out self from the most secret inward holds that it had, it will not suffer self to lye in any secret corner.

Thirdly,¹ when it comes from Naturall Principles, there may be some appearance of selfe-denyall in outward actions, and willingnesse to suffer, but there is little care of mortifying inward Lusts; Lusts within are suffered to swell, to rankle▪ and fester. Naturall Principles doe not strike at the root of evill; there may be a restraint of some evill, but the root of bitternesse still remaines in the strength of it: but Faith begins within, it workes to the bottome, and strikes at the root of evill, at all the corrupt Principles that are in ⟨p. 219⟩the inwards of the Soule; it empties out selfe from the most secret inward holds that it had, it will not suffer selfe to lye in any secret corner.

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Fourthly,¹