The application of redemption

An ignorant heart is a naughty heart | 90 Such a one 1 Is liable to all evil | 92 2 He can receive no good | ibid 3 He can expect no mercy | 93 ⟨image 569⟩2 To be hard to be convinced, is | 94 1 A dangerous sin | ibid 1 Against a mans own soul | ibid 2 Against Gods Ordinances | 95 3 Against the Spirit of God | ibid 2 A dreadful Curse | 97 1 It makes way for Satan | ibid 2 God delivers up such a one to Satan | ibid 3 He will deal no more with him | ibid 4 Such a one is every day ripening for ruin | 98 3 See the reason why men of deepest understanding are hardliest brought to brokenness of heart, because so hardly brought to see their sins | ibid 4 Trial | 101 1 Whether we have been brought to see sin clearly. Such a one will not, dare not carelessly adventure upon sin | ibid 2 Whether we have seen sin convictingly | 105 Four Evidences of persons not convinced of sin | ibid 1 When a man is unwilling to attend that Truth that would discover […] sins | 105 2 When he […] to gain-saying when he cannot avoid the light | 107 3 When he is restless to raise quarrels against the determination of the Truth | 109 4 When he sets himself against the Truth | 110 5 Exhortation to get this true […] of sin | 111 The Means are six, | 1 Labour to see the excellency of the holiness of the Lord and his Word | 114 2 When the Lord lets in any light by his Word, […] Conscience attend both | 117 3 Take off, and cast away all cavils and shifts which […] the work of […] | ibid Shifts and Excuses for sin referred to three Heads ⟨image 570⟩1 To lighten the evil of sin | ibid 1 By the commonness of it | ibid Answ. This shows | 1 The sin is the more […] | 120 2 Thy Curse more dreadful | ibid 3 Thy self destitute of Grace | 121 2 By the Naturalness of it | 122 Answ. Hence it appears | 1 Thou hast no Grace | 122 2 Thy Disease is incurable | 223 3 Thy person is abhorred of the Lord | 124 3 By Example and Companionship in sin | 125 Answ. Hereby thou dost | 1 Prefer men before God | 126 2 Encourage the wicked | 128 3 Thou shalt be damned as well as they | 129 4 By strength of provocations | 131 Answ. Whereas | 1 Though Nature cannot hold out, yet Grace oan | 132 2 This is unreasonable in thee | 133 3 It's dishonourable to God | ibid 5 By forgetfulness | 134 Answ. This argues thou hast | 1 No love to Gods […] | 137 2 A slight esteem of them | 138 3 An Atheistical heart | 139 6 By their straights | ibid Answ.