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WHatsoever is not God, do not greatly care for it, nor deem it much to concern thee; for so thou wilt be be able by a holy intro∣version with a free mind vacantly to intend to God himself. And in∣deed it is the one thing necessary; which to ob∣tain thou oughtest al∣waies to labour, strive, and do what is in thy power; yet so that thou
wholly despair of thy self and thy own endea∣vours, and place all thy hope in God alone, in his only Mercy and Good∣ness, in the Sole Help of his Grace. For with∣out God, thou canst do nothing but Sin.