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N. Nobility of birth to be denied for Christ. 11. It a very poor and mean thing. 16. God is infinitely worthy that it should be laid down for his honour. 20. No such way to add glory to our Nobility as to be willing to use it, or deny it for God. 22. Wherein Nobility of birth is to be denied. 27.

N. Nobility of birth to bee denyed for Christ. 11. It a very poore and meane thing. 16. God is infinitely worthy that it should be laid downe for his honour. 20. No such way to adde glory to our Nobility as to be willing to use it, or deny it for God. 22. Wherein Nobility of birth is to bee denyed. 27.

P. Godly Parentage to be honoured. 38. Pleasures to be denied for Christ. 54. ⟨image 141⟩God hath greater preferments for his, then the things beloved. 69. Persist in godliness, though other things be hazarded. 71. In the prime of our youth and strength, we are to deny our selves. 104 It argues Power of grace, to resist powerful temptations.

P. Godly Parentage to bee honoured. 38. Pleasures to be denyed for Christ. 54. ⟨image 141⟩God hath greater preferments for his, then the things beloved. 69. Persist in godlinesse, though other things be hazarded. 71. In the prime of our youth and strength, we are to deny our selves. 104 It argues Power of grace, to resist powerfull temptations.

R. Riches to be denied for Christ. 57. Not many Rich saved. 96. Religion to be practiced, though it cost us dear. 110. Godly resolutions, how discerned. 205. Good Resolutions not sufficient to carry godly sufferings. 208. Resolution for Christ necessary, and how attained. 212.