_Rule 2._ That having come to such a cleare knowledge of them, we should also call them to minde, so as to consider the efficacy of them; for the more they worke upon the affections, the stronger is the impression upon the memory: thence is it, that children are wont to remember many things, which others forget, because they use to admire all things as new and strange; and wee also doe not easily forget those things which we admire, as being things wherewith we are much taken, _Psalms 119.16._ _I will delight my selfe in thy statutes_, there is the affection; _and I will not forget thy word_, there is the memory flowing from the affection. _Rule 3._ That we should alwayes carry a memoriall with us, whereby the memory of these things may be kept. _Numbers 16.40._ _This is a memoriall._ Now our memoriall is the word of God chiefly, which in that respect we should daily read and meditate upon. Doctrine 4. _Our purification from sinne is a benefit never to be forgotten._ _Reason_ 1. Because it is very great in it selfe and its owne nature, seeing by it we are freed from the guilt and dominion of sinne, from the curse of the law, from the anger of God and eternall death. 2. Because it is of great force and efficacy to stirre us up to labour to be thankfull, and to abound in vertue, as here it appeares by the manner of arguing, which the Apostle useth. For that cause also _Paul_, _Romans 12.1._ and in other places exhorteth the faithfull _by the mercies of God_. _Vse_ 1. This may serve to condemne those, that do either not think at all upon the mercy of God, and redemption through Christ; or else turne it into an occasion of sinne. 2. To exhort us, daily to meditate upon this benefit, and not to satisfie our selves, unlesse we are daily stirred up by this argument to the practise of piety. Doctrine 5. _All the sinnes from which we are purged in Christ, must be accounted old, that is, out of use, forsaken, dead, never to be taken up againe._ * * * * * Verse 10. _Wherefore, the rather brethren, give diligence to make your calling and election sure: for if ye do these things, ye shall never fall._ Verse 11. _For so an entrance shall be ministred unto you abundantly, into the everlasting kingdome of our Lord and Saviour Iesus Christ:_ The Analysis.