CHAP. 7.
- 3. EVill lusts concerning our selues. [ g.]
- Fretting when we be crossed of our will. [ h.]
- Excessiue delight in aboundance. [ i.]
- Pride of life. [ k.]
- Frowardnesse. [ 109. a.]
- Selfe-loue. &c. [ b.]
- The word of God maketh his Children wa∣ry against these. [ c.]
- A speciall part of a godly life, to renounce these. [ d.]
- It is not done without daily striuing. [ e.]
- Lusts marre all. [ 110. f.]
- Weake seruice accepted, if it be sound. [ g.]
- He that obserues these lusts and resists them, is occupied in a godly life. [ h.]
- All ouercome not these alike. [ i.]
- The better sort how farre they come, and how. [ k.]
- Examples of such. [ 111. a.]
- The weaker are not to distrust for not matching the best. [ b.]
- These lusts are resisted of all beleeuers in their measure. [ e.]
- They who be ruled by their lusts, can claime no part in a godly life. [ 112. f.]
- The weake may stay their comfort in these three speciall graces. [ g.]
- 1. That they haue a cleere knowledge of their saluation.
- 2. That they account it as their chiefe trea∣sure.
- 3. That they be set forward in some good course, whereby they may grow in faith and obedience.
- These three must be earnestly laboured for. [ i.]
- The chiefe end of this booke, is to set forward a weake Christian. [ 113. a.]
- How to make godlinesse, a pleasure. [ b.]
- The gaine of such a course. [ c.]
- Why God witholds some grace from his. [ d.]
- Causes in our selues of not growing. [ 114. f.]
- Ignorance.
- Slouth.
- Fauouring sinne.
- Timorousnesse and vnbeleefe.
- Remedy of our vnbeleefe. [ g.]