VIII. A SHORT EXPOSTULATION.

ell then, sinner, what sayest thou? Where is thy heart? Wilt thou run? Art thou resolved to strip? Or art thou not? Think quickly, man, it is no dallying in this matter. Confer not with flesh and blood; look up to heaven, and see how thou likest it; also to hell, of which thou mayst understand something by my book, called, A few Sighs from Hell; or the Groans of a damned Soul; which I wish thee to read seriously over and accordingly devote thyself. If thou dost not know the way, inquire at the Word of God. If thou wantest company, cry for God's Spirit. If thou wantest encouragement, entertain the promises. But be sure thou begin by times; get into the way; run apace and hold out to the end; and the Lord give thee a prosperous journey. Farewell.

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AN EPISTLE TO ALL THE SLOTHFUL AND CARELESS PEOPLE.


THE HEAVENLY FOOTMAN.

[I. THE DOCTRINE OF THE TEXT.]

[II. THE WORD RUN OPENED.]

[III. SEVERAL REASONS FOR CLEARING THIS DOCTRINE.]

[IV. NINE DIRECTIONS HOW TO RUN]

[V. NINE MOTIVES TO URGE US ON IN THE WAY.]

[VI. NINE USES OF THIS SUBJECT.]

VII. PROVOCATION. [TO RUN WITH THE FOREMOST.]

[VIII. A SHORT EXPOSTULATION.]