A discourse of the saving grace of God

Those who persuade them, that this is enough for those saving Effects, go about •o delude Sinners; and if they look after •o more, their Souls are like to be ruined •r ever. Moral Grace may perhaps prevail for some Morality; but this alone can •ever be effectual, to turn a Heart of stone •to a Heart of flesh, to turn the Enmity ⟨p. 62⟩of the Will into Love to Christ, to turn Sinners from the Power of Satan unto God, to raise the Soul to Life that is spiritually dead, to make them new Creatures, &c. These are not the Effects of • gentle Suasion, but of an Almighty Power. They mean something else than Scripture intends by these Expressions, wh• make these saving works so low, common and easy things, and so much in the Power, and at the beck of a Sinners corrupte• Will. Nothing more ruins Souls, tha• resting in that as saving which is not so and when Divines promote the Delusion how pernicious is it like to prove?

Those who perswade them, that this is •nough for those saving Effects, go about •o delude Sinners; and if they look after •o more, their Souls are like to be ruined •r ever. Moral Grace may perhaps pre•ail for some Morality; but this alone can •ever be effectual, to turn a Heart of stone •to a Heart of flesh, to turn the Enmity ⟨p. 62⟩of the Will into Love to Christ, to turn Sinners from the Power of Satan unto God, to raise the Soul to Life that is spiritually dead, to make them new Creatures, &c. These are not the Effects of gentle Swasion, but of an Almighty Power. They mean something else than Scripture intends by these Expressions, wh make these saving works so low, commo and easie things, and so much in the Power, and at the beck of a Sinners corrupte Will. Nothing more ruines Souls, tha resting in that as saving which is not so and when Divines promote the Delusio how pernicious is it like to prove?