A treatise of faith : wherein methodically is handled, the nature of true, saving, justifying faith, in opposition unto counterfeit .. (1654)
Negus, William · London : Printed by A.M. · leaf 301
made it to blaze out with a ftrongerburning. And fo much may bee enough to haue fpokenabout the making clearc of this point,that it is abfolutelynecdefull for euery one that would be brought to repentforhisfinnc,thathefpecially labour for the humbling ofhis heart,to get it much broken and contrite… … Chap. XXIX. The diners forts offorrow, with the olieftsabout which they are conuer-fmtm |Ow ofgriefe and forrow thus neceffary tobee found in euery kind ofrepentance,there are two forts; the one is a godlyforrow .or forrow after God; the other isa worldly forrow, concerned for worldlyrefpe&s…
Faith · Puritans
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