A Treatise of Self Denial, Treatise · Postscript
Poſtſcript.
I Should have proceeded to raiſe two Conſectaries from this Doctrine: One whereof is, That Adverſity is a ſafer Condition for a Chriſtian man, then Proſperity: Anſwerably whereunto, our Saviour bids us take up our Croſſe. The Other is like unto it: That Subjection and Obedience is a farre ſafer Condition for a Chriſtian man, then Soveraignty and command; Anſwerably whereunto, our Saviour bids us, Follow Him. But this Adventure muſt wait another Tide.
FINIS.
April 3. 1646. Imprimatur.
JOHN DOWNAME.
Corrigenda.
PAGE 8. line 17. for foreign. p. 10. l. 23. for, is not, r. is it not. p. 27. l. 1. for, He bids, r. He bids us. Ib. l. 38. place this figure II. in the Marg. p. 30. l. 1. for, alſo that, r. alſo of that. p. 34. l. 29. for, Precept, r. precepts. p, 36. l. 29. blot out the ſemicol. after Him, and place it after God's. p. 43. refer the 2d. quot. in the Marg. to l. 24. the 3d. to l. 26. p. 64. l. 7. recompence, r. recompences.
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