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CArdanus tells of one that had such a Receipt,* 1.1 as would suddainly and cer∣tainly dissolve the Stone in the bladder; and he concludes of him, that he makes no doubt but that he is now in Hell, because he never re••ealed it to any before he dyed. This was something a hard sentence, but what shall we think then
of them, that know of the remedy of curing souls, such as have receipts for hard and stony hearts, yet do not reveal them, nor perswade Men to make use of them▪ Is it not Hypocrisie to pray daily for their conversion, and salvation, and never once endeavour to procure it? And if Hypocrisie, then what is the reward of hypo∣crisie, there's none so ignorant but knows it.
R. Baxters Saints eternal Re••••.