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For man was not depriued of Will when he did caft himfclfe into this neceflity, but of the foundeneffe of Will And Bcr - narde fayth not vnaptly, which teacheth that to Will is in vs all: but to Will good is a profiting, to will ill is a defautrand therefore fimply to willjis the worke of manao will euill, of corrupte naturerto wil wcl, ofgrace.

The institution of christian religion 1578

And let us aigue ourselves into this as our duty, by consider - ing how dearly our Lord Jesus has pur - chased our day of grace and opportunity of salvation: how many have been damned and lost forever, by their not improving this talent of time: how dreadful the con - demnation of such will be, who choose dark - ness rather than light; how unreasonable it is, to be so careful of the body, and so regard - less of the soul; how strange it is, that we should not do that for our eternal advantage, which worldlings do for a htde temporal gain; and, lastly, how uncertain we are of Uie continuance of our time and season ofgrace.

Apocalyptical key. An extraordinary discourse on the rise and fall of papacy; or, The pouring out of the vials, in the Revelation of St. John, chap. XVI .. Fleming, Robert, 1660?-1716 1793