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Excerpt from The Life of God in the Soul of Man, or the Nature and Excellency of the Christian Religion
But, after all this, into what a torrent of grief and lamentation mull we break out, when we coniider the age we live inl for few do. Either believe or reflect on thofe great'things and, as if there were a general confpiracy againfl God and Religion, how does the greater part among us break locre from all the ties and bonds of that °1oke that 13 light and cafy, and enllave themfelves to many bale and huttful lulis and pa¿ioris? And are not fatisfied with being as bad as they can be, but delire that all the world may elleem them fuch, and glory in their (hame; and enhance their guilt, by turning factors for hell, lindying to corrupt all about them? This fad profpeéi mull needs deeply affect all that either truly love God, or have a tender compaflion for the fouls of men and will certainly let them to their fecret mournings and wrelllings with God, to avert the! Heavy judgments that leem to hang over our heads, - and that he may, of his great mercy, turn the hearts of the froward and difobe client to the mfdom oi' the juli.
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