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THe Grace of God is two-fold; the one, whereby wee could, if wee would, not sinne: the other, whereby not onely wee could but also would not sinne. The first was given to Adam, but not the second: and so wanted the one, and receyved the other in his cre∣ation: and the necessity of this special Grace, and assistance in Adam, doth Augustine plainely shew in his Treatise
of Corruption, and Grace. Neyther do the Testimonies which are alleadged, proue the contrary.