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1. THere is yet another p••i∣uie disease in the same kinde of temptation, where with such people puffe them¦selues vp, as take pleasure in themselues, howeuer other be pleased or displeased; 〈◊〉〈◊〉 in the regarding to please 〈◊〉〈◊〉 ••o••kes. These may please them∣selues; but thee doe they dis|
please highly: not onely for pleasing themselues in things not good, as if they were good; but also for so doing in thy gifts as if they were their owne: or if as thine, yet as giuen them for their owne merits: or, if also as proceeding from thy meere grace, and not their de∣seruings; yet not as neyghbor∣ly reioycing, but as enuying others for it. In all these perils and trauels, and others of the like kind, thou seest, O Lord, a trembling of my heart: yea and I well feele my wounds to be by thy selfe rather cured in mee, then not inflicted vpon me.