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I am of your mind in all this: But withal, as Acceptance is the most principal act, and yet is a fruit of Assent: So Affiance may be a principal act, and yet be but a fruit of Acceptance or Election. And though [believing in Christ] imply Affiance, yet first it implieth Assent (of which Downam is large:) And though [imbracing] may in∣clude Affiance, yet first, and principally Acceptance, as is * 1.1 evident.
I should have said, that there is first Affi∣ance on the Speakers Veracity in the Assent of Faith; and then a quieting Affiance in the Consent, when it is strong; and a practical Affiance, in venturing on the dangers and difficulties, and hoping for the reward.