The great physician, inviting them that are sensible of their internal maladies, to repair…

First, They are Many Diseases. As 'tis said, Jam, 3.2. In many things we all offend: thus it may be said, In many things we are all Diseased. Every Lust is a several Disease in the Soul: And there is many a Lust, wherewith a Sinner is distempered. It is a deplorable thing to be Troubled with many Diseases together, a Complication of Diseases: to have it said of One, as it was of that Great Reformer, That one man has Diseases enough perhaps for an Hospital. But every sinner has many Diseases. He has the Palsy of an unsteady Mind; He has the Fever of Unchastity ▪ He has the Dropsy of Covetousness; He has the Erysipelas of A•ger; He has the Cancer of Envy ▪ He has the Tympany of ⟨p. 10⟩Pride; He has the Apoplexy of Slothfulness: And what not?

First, They are Many Diseases. As 'tis said, Jam, 3.2. In many things we all offend: thus it may be said, In many things we are all Diseased. Every Lust is a several Disease in the Soul: And there is many a Lust, wherewith a Sinner is distempered. It is a deplorable thing to be Troubled with many Diseases together, a Complication of Diseases: to have it said of One, as it was of that Great Reformer, That one man has Diseases enough perhaps for an Hospital. But every sinner has many Diseases. He has the Palsey of an unsteady Mind; He has the Feavour of Unchastity ▪ He has the Dropsy of Covetousness; He has the Erisypelas of A•ger; He has the Cancer of Envy ▪ He has the Tympany of ⟨p. 10⟩Pride; He has the Apoplexy of Slothfulness: And what not?

Secondly, They are Loathsome Diseases. What shall we say of them? They are as bad as the Plague. Sin is called,