There is nothing so horrid, desperate, irksome, or wicked, thatconvinced persons will not engage to do under their pressure on theaccount of the guilt of sin. They will burn their children in the fire, while the cries of their conscience outcry the lamentation of their miserable infants: which, as it argues the desperate blindness that is in man by nature, choosing such abominations rather than that way which is the wisdom of God; so also the terrors that possess poor souls convinced of sin, that are unacquainted with the only remedy.