The application of redemption

It's possible God may do thee good, notwithstanding ¹all indispositions and oppositions. But know […] for certain he never will do it but in his own way. If he save thee he will humble thee, if he pardon that guilty soul and Conscience of thine, he will pierce both to the quick; there is not a possibility he should save thy soul […] thy sin also, set it down for an undeniable conclusion I cannot have my stubborn and rebellious heart and ⟨p. 317⟩have any hope that ever I shall have either Grace or Mercy. If thou wilt sin that mercy may abound (as the Apostle brings in the sons of Belial, speaking, Rom. 6. 1.) thou mayest have thy sin, but upon these terms thou shalt never have mercy. Either expect that God should take away thy sin, or else never expect he should prevent thy ruin.

It's possible God may do thee good, notwithstanding ¹all indispositions and oppositions. But know 〈…〉 for certain he never will do it but in his own way. If he save thee he wil humble thee, if he pardon that guilty soul and Conscience of thine, he wil pierce both to the quick; there is not a possibility he should save thy soul 〈…〉 thy sin also, set it down for an undenyable conclusion I cannot have my stubborn and rebellious heart and ⟨p. 317⟩have any hope that ever I shal have either Grace or Mercy. If thou wilt sin that mercy may abound (as the Apostle brings in the sons of Belial, speaking, Rom. 6. 1.) thou mayest have thy sin, but upon these terms thou shalt never have mercy. Either expect that God should take away thy sin, or else never expect he should prevent thy ruin.

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