A treatise of miscellany questions wherein many useful questions and cases of conscience are…A treatise of miscellany questions wherein many usefull questions and cases of conscience are…

1 John 5. 6. the spirits witnessing, is joined with the witnessing of the water and blood, that is with the evidence of grace, the evidence of justification, and a pacified conscience sprinkled with the blood of Christ: and purged from the guilt of sin, also the evidence of sanctification and a pure conscience, purged from the inherent filth and stain of corruption; the former of these is the testimony of the blood; the latter is the testimony of the water, and both these not enough (as to the point of assurance) without the testimony of the spirit, nor it enough without them.

1 Iohn 5. 6. the spirits witnessing, is joyned with the witnessing of the water and blood, that is with the evidence of grace, the evidence of justification, and a pacified conscience sprinkled with the blood of Christ: and purged from the guilt of sinne, also the evidence of sanctification and a pure conscience, purged from the inherent filth and staine of corruption; the former of these is the testimony of the blood; the latter is the testimony of the water, and both these not enough (as to the point of assurance) without the testimony of the spirit, nor it enough without them.

In the next place let us take a trial of this way of assurance, so far as concerneth the evidence of graces, so much opposed by the Antinomians. Let us take that notable evidence, 1 John 3. 14. And now hear the Antinomian Objections against this assurance, from the evidence of love to the Brethren.

In the next place let us take a tryall of this way of assurance, so far as concerneth the evidence of graces, so much opposed by the Antinomians. Let us take that notable evidence, 1 Iohn 3. 14. And now heare the Antinomian Objections against this assurance, from the evidence of love to the Brethren.