A treatise of Mr. Cottons clearing certain doubts concerning predestination together with an examination…A treatise of Mr. Cottons clearing certaine doubts concerning predestination together with an examination…

But otherwise to require any thing on mans part to add sufficiency to God, is too too absurd.

But otherwise to require any thing on mans part to adde sufficiency to God, is too too absurd.

For whether man doth yield obedience, the word is never a whit the more sufficient, or whether he yields not obedience, the word is never the less sufficient.

For whether man doth yeeld obedience, the word is never a whit the more sufficient, or whether hee yeelds not obedience, the word is never the lesse sufficient.

As for the desire of the Repentance and life of Reprobates which you attribute unto God, you keep your course I confess in strange expressions, manifestly contradictious to the nature of God, and to your self.

As for the desire of the Repentance and life of Reprobates which you attribute unto God, you keep your course I consesse in strange expressions, manifestly contradictious to the nature of God, and to your self.