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 306
re,and where they lie,that fo they may be the better taken heed of. But indeedthe rnaine obiecl: of the forrow of an hypocrite is ma/umpoem,the euillof Ybe fmifbr&ent,with which hee is fmitten !and made fo to (mart, that hee cannot reft in quiet, andthat maketh him fo much to forrow and be… … Chap. XXX. How they differ alfo in the effects whkh either doe bringfortb^ and in the caufes of either. He one,nameIy godly forrow of a true con-uert,drawethaman to God, andcaufethhim to feeke comfort fmm him alone, e-uen then when he feemeth moft of all tobee enemie vnto him: faying…
Faith · Puritans
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