The application of redemption

2 He is tender and easy to be convinced | 399 3 He loathes himself for his sins. | 404 4 He fears all fin, and provocations thereunto. | 406 5 He delights most in those means that discover and remove corruptions | 407 6 He is restlessly importunate in seeking Christ and mercy. | 411 Reasons four: Because | 1 Such a sorrow for sin, is only true in Gods account | 414 2 Without this, the heart can never be separated from fin | 415 3 By this the resistance of the heart against Christ, is removed. | 416 4 Without this, he cannot receive Christ. | ibid. Uses four, hence. | 1 Humiliation for the want of this saving sorrow. | ibid. Five sorts want it. | 1 The heedless Professor | 417 2 The treacherous […] | 419 3 The self-conceited Pharisee | 423 4 The complaining […] | 425 5 The discouraged Hypocrite. | 427 2 Terror to […] sinners. As | 428 1 Secure sinners that never were […] to […] and feel their sins | 429 1 Such are out of the way of God | 431 2 So continuing, God hath appointed no good ⟨image 576⟩for them. | 432 3 Christ came not to save such | 434 2 Relapsed sinners, who have been awakened to see and feel their sins, but have fallen back again, and their hearts grown harder than before. | ibid. 1 It is suspicious the day of Grace is past with such a one | 436 2 Their Judgment hastens | 438 3 Comfort | ibid. 1 To broken-hearted sinners themselves, their sorrows are not to death, but in the way to deliver from death, and so to bring unto life | 439 2 To their friends and well-wishers: they are now, and were never before in the way of mercy | 444 4 Exhortation: Labour for this saving sorrow of Contrition | 447 1 Do not tug with the resistance of thy heart by thine own power | 449 2 Do not fear the terror of the Truth so as to step aside from under it, but think of the goodness of it. | 450 3 Possess thy soul with the ticklishness and danger of miscarrying in this work. | 451

2 He is tender and easie to be convinced | 399 3 He loaths himself for his sins. | 404 4 He fears all fin, and provocations thereunto. | 406 5 He delights most in those means that discover and remove corruptions | 407 6 He is restlesly importunate in seeking Christ and mercy. | 411 Reasons four: Because | 1 Such a sorrow for sin, is only true in Gods account | 414 2 Without this, the heart can never be separated from fin | 415 3 By this the resistance of the heart against Christ, is removed. | 416 4 Without this, he cannot receive Christ. | ibid. Uses four, hence. | 1 Humiliation for the want of this saving sorrow. | ibid. Five sorts want it. | 1 The heedless Professor | 417 2 The treacherous | 419 3 The self-conceited Pharisee | 423 4 The complaining | 425 5 The discouraged Hypocrite. | 427 2 Terror to sinners. As | 428 1 Secure sinners that never were to and feel their sins | 429 1 Such are out of the way of God | 431 2 So continuing, God hath appointed no good