Unsanctified men may be easilier turned to infidelity; for they never felt the renewed, quickening work of faith; nor were ever brought by it to the love of God, and a holy and heavenly mind and life.
Then his judgment will easilierbe in the right, than learning or arguments before could make it.
If there were any sin, which proceeded not from a want of love to God, I could easilier pardon it to myself, as knowing that God would easilier pardon it.
If you cannot easilierquiet or restrain yourselves, go away from the place and company.
So ask thyself, Can I easilier overcome the flames of hell, than the flames of lust?
Nature will easilier overcome twice the quantity of some light and passable nourishment, than half so much of gross and heavy meats.
And consider whether heaven should be easilier come to?
Conscience will be less accusing and condemning, and will easilier believe the reconciledness of God.
All this did signify something if there were no God, that can easilier restrain and destroy them at his pleasure, than they can destroy or injure you.
Remember that your own strength and judgment is so great a mercy, that you should the easilier bear with a censorious tongue.
Stir up that most in them into exercise which is best, and stir not up that which is evil; and then the good will most appear, and the evil will be as buried, and you will easilier maintain your love.
Is not he easilier drawn to gluttony or excess in quality or quantity, who hath daily a table of plenty, and enticing, delicious food before him, than he that never seeth such a temptation once in half a year?
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