The application of redemption

Again, There is yet a special work of Gods Grace §3and Favour, the want whereof our Saviour makes a never failing […] why the souls of sinners never share in Christ, and […] neither in eternal life; Joh. 6. 36. I said unto you, that you also have seen me and believe not: But they might have […] a Reason to be rendered, and a […] given, why that should be charged; our Saviour gives in His Argument which will admit no Answer to satisfy it, hardly a pretence to avoid the […] of it. vers. 37. All that my Father gives shall come unto me, and him that comes unto me, I will in no wise cast out. Not to be given, then is one Cause why men cannot come; and so have not sufficiency of help to enable them to that work, and to partake of the comfort.

Again, There is yet a special work of Gods Grace §3and Favor, the want whereof our Savior makes a never failing 〈…〉 why the souls of sinners never share in Christ, and 〈…〉 neither in eternal life; Joh. 6. 36. I said unto you, that you also have seen me and beleeve not: But they might have 〈…〉 a Reason to be rendered, and a 〈…〉 given, why that should be charged; our Savior gives in His Argument which will admit no Answer to satisfie it, hardly a pretence to avoid the 〈…〉 of it. vers. 37. All that my Father gives shal come unto me, and him that comes unto me, I will in no wise cast out. Not to be given, then is one Cause why men cannot come; and so have not sufficiency of help to enable them to that work, and to partake of the comfort.

Lastly, the sufficiency of exciting Grace may be