'The devils believe.' Ib.p.

166.
Hence learn that true conversion is not so slight a work as we commonly account it.

It is not the outward change of some bad customs, which gains the name of a reformed man in the ordinary dialect; it is new birth and being, and elsewhere called 'a new creation.

Though it be but a change in qualities', yet it is such a one, and the qualities so far distant from what they before were, &c.
I dare not affirm that this is erroneously said; but it is one of the comparatively few passages that are of service as reminding me that it is not the Scripture that I am reading.

Not the qualities merely, but the root of the qualities is trans-created.