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There is nothing so effectuall to obtaine Grace, to retaine Grace, and to regaine Grace, as alwayes to be found before God not over-wise, but to feare: Happy art thou if thy heart be reple∣nished with three feares, a feare for received grace, a greater feare for lost Grace, a greatest feare to recover Grace.