The 25. Chapter.
- Against the first excuse of those, who deferre and put of from day to day the amendment of their lifes, and the embracing of Vertue,
- ibidem
The matters handled in this Chapter.
- Diuers refuges and euasions of sinners,
- ibidem
- Against them that deferre their repentance,
- 266
- The state of the question handled in this Chapter,
- 267
- The iust iudgement of God.
- 268
- Causes from whence the difficulty of conuersion ariseth,
- ibidem
- The first cause is an euill habit, and a naughty custome of a life wickedly and vngraciously led.
- ibidem
- The second cause is the power of the deuill,
- 269
- The third cause, by reason God is farre of from a soule polluted with the filth of sinne.
- ibidem
- The fourth cause, is the corruption of the powers of our soule,
- ibidem
- Whether now or hereafter it is more easie to turne vnto God.
- ibidem
- The force of euill custome,
- 272
- The Allegory of Lazarus being foure dayes dead.
- 273
- The losse of tyme
- ibid.
- The sinnes which we commit, we shall heereafter deplore and lament in vaine.
- 274
- The reliques of sinne remayne after the sinne is committed.
- 27••
- How absurd a thing it is to reserue repentance for old age.
- ibidem
- The greatnes of the satisfaction that God requireth of sinners.
- 276