Riches of mercy to men in misery, or, Certain excellent treatises concerning the dignity…

In this Chapter, in the verse before my Text, the Apostle Paul triumpheth in that liberty which he had through the grace of God; I delight, saith he, in the Law of God concerning the inner man, though I find many temptations to the contrary. But when he had expressed that triumph, he comes now with another caution, which he expresseth in these words that I have read; But I see another Law in my members warring against the Law of my mind, and leading me captive to the Law of sin that is in my members. That is, I find in my self a strong inclination, a strong habit of sin, carrying me violently to that which is evil. Now this he sets forth by these properties.

In this Chapter, in the verse before my Text, the Apostle Paul triumpheth in that liberty which he had through the grace of God; I delight, saith he, in the Law of God concerning the inner man, though I find many temptations to the contrary. But when he had exprest that triumph, he comes now with another caution, which he expresseth in these words that I have read; But I see another Law in my members warring against the Law of my mind, and leading me captive to the Law of sin that is in my members. That is, I find in my self a strong inclination, a strong habit of sin, carrying me violently to that which is evil. Now this he sets forth by these properties.

First, he calls it a Law

Secondly, he saith, it is a Law in his members.