Lect. 139.
- He that lives in any one sinne, though hee forsaketh all the rest, and whose obedience
CLII lectures vpon Psalme LI preached at Ashby-Delazouch in Leicester-shire / by that late faithfull and worthy minister of Iesus Christ, Mr. Arthur Hildersam.
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- is not universall, is no better then an hypo∣crite, p. 724.
- Sacriledge is a great sin, Ibid.
- The care to keepe our selves unspotted of every sin, is a sure signe of an upright heart, p. 726.
- No hypocrite doth any thing with a good heart, but upon some by respect or other, p. 727.
- The true Christian (even the poorest and weakest of them) doth whatsoever he doth unto the Lord, as a service to him, his maine intent is to please, and approve himselfe to him, p. 728. Though he may have some re∣spect to himselfe also in it, Ibid.
- None can please God in any thing, he doth unlesse he do it, out of love to God, neither can any love the Lord aright, till hee know Christ is his, p. 729.
- The goodnesse that is in the regenerate doth surpasse that that is in any morall man, or hypocrite in three respect, Ibid, & p. 730. Yet can no man have any true comfort in it, till he know himselfe to be in Christ, p. 730.