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 331
irrowfor fynne caufeth confepon offinne, according to the dtuers kinds of it • and of the differences to befeene in men therein. Orrow in the heart conceiued for fin,efpecially if it bee in any great mea-fure,and the heart be deepely vvoun-ded,andthoro\vly pierced with thef?me,it will not be held… … C h a p. 3 3. or the power ofGcdlineJfe* thatcannot any longer bee fmothered; andthefulneflejofthat forrow that cannot bee held and contained in theheart,wi!l feeke fbme way to hauc vent, and to emptyand poure out it felfe, by vttering of fpeech with thetoiigU€,and by making open and plaine…
Faith · Puritans
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