The application of redemption

The heart pierced with this through sorrow perceives also by woeful experience, that the keeping of one corruption keeps off the power of any ordinance that it cannot work kindly or […] effectually for any spiritual good; it way […] the work of an ordinance; The heady and […] […] would have a King, and they would hear no counsel nor yet take the savourest argument into Consideration, that did concern their peace and prosperous proceeding in their way 1 Sam. 8. 18. the […] Idolaters run madding after their Idols, they cast off all the advice of the Prophet with scorn & contempt Jer. 44. 16. As for the word which thou hast spoken to us in the name of the Lord we will not hearken to thee, Nay when they are set upon is, they profess plainly, there is no hope, but we will walk every one after the vanity of his own imaginations Jer. 18. 12. so that the sinner now […] and resolves, either he must part withal, or else for ever be deprived of all good, and be a slave to all sin.

The heart pierced with this through sorrow perceives also by woful experience, that the keeping of one corruption keeps off the power of any ordinance that it cannot work kindly or 〈…〉 effectually for any spiritual good; it way 〈…〉 the work of an ordinance; The heady and 〈…〉 〈…〉 would have a King, and they would hear no counsel nor yet take the savorest argument into Consideration, that did concern their peace and prosperous proceeding in their way 1 Sam. 8. 18. the 〈…〉 Idolaters run madding after their Idols, they cast off al the advice of the Prophet with scorn & contempt Jer. 44. 16. As for the word which thou hast spoken to us in the name of the Lord we wil not hearken to thee, Nay when they are set upon is, they profess plainly, there is no hope, but we wil walk every one after the vanity of his own imaginations