The application of redemption

The sluggish professor or hypocrite that hath had some §2conviction of his sins and remembrance of the stings of his distempers, and some promises and purposes of amendment the blow is no sooner over, but all is at an end, lazy prayers and feeble endeavours, but when it comes to the point he will do nothing, he will give you the hearing of counsels and admonitions, you would think the man were in a very good temper, you may ⟨p. 619⟩wind him about your finger; but in cases of Trial you shall find him just where he was, he will do nothing, nay will do contrary to what he professed to submit unto; he is not thorough and real in his desire and endeavours for deliverance from sin, &c.

The sluggish professor or hypocrite that hath had some §2conviction of his sins and remembrance of the stings of his distempers, and some promises and purposes of amendment the blow is no sooner over, but al is at an end, lazy prayers and feeble endeavours, but when it comes to the poynt he wil do nothing, he wil give you the hearing of counsels and admonitions, you would think the man were in a very good temper, you may ⟨p. 619⟩wind him about your finger; but in cases of Tryal you shal find him just where he was, he wil do nothing, nay wil do contrary to what he professed to submit unto; he is not thorough and real in his desire and endeavors for deliverance from sin, &c.

We are now come to these Things that are plainly expressed […] the Words: And here we shall content our selves with Two Collections, which are most plain, and suit best to our present purpose in hand.

We are now come to these Things that are plainly expressed 〈…〉 the Words: And here we shal content our selves with Two Collections, which are most plain, and suit best to our present purpose in hand.