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2. The arguments that such are wont to use, will •• infer this conclusion. They may prove their ••esent state bad and hazardous, but not evidence them past hope.

1. The greatness of their sins. If they have fallen into some heinous and aggravated transgression, and conscience smites them for it, Satan presently •ells them, this is to big for a pardon; Cain saith, •en. 4. 13. My Sin is greater than I can bear, or can be forgiven: how can the forgiveness. of ••eh sin be consistent with Gods Justice? But •is is to reflect on the value of Christ's Sacrifice; •• if the virtue of his blood had only an influence •• do away the Guilt of smaller sins, whereas we •re told otherwise, 1 Joh. 1. 7. Heb. 7. 25. How •argumentative then must Davids plea be? Psal. •• 11. Pardon my sin, for it is great. Yea, God ••self resolves this doubt, Isa. 1. 18.

1. The greatness of their sins. If they have fallen into some heinous and aggravated transgression, and conscience smites them for it, Satan presently •ells them, this is to big for a pardon; Cain saith, •en. 4. 13. My Sin is greater than I can bear, or can be forgiven: how can the forgiveness. of eh sin be consistent with Gods Justice? But is is to reflect on the value of Christ's Sacrifice; if the vertue of his blood had only an influence do away the Guilt of smaller sins, whereas we re told otherwise,