The Delay of Reformation Provokes God's Indignation

>He covers three important doctrines:
Doctrine 1: God pays precise and special attention to all the sins and abominations of a people in covenant with Him.
Doctrine 2: These sins and abominations provoke Him to express His anger in terrifying threats.
>After covering these main parts to the treatise, he asks, but how, or by what means may the work of reformation be carried on, both in public and private, in Church and State, in our hearts and houses? He answers this with various motives and helps in the means which God has blessed his people. To be humbled for previous failures, to reflect on our vows to God, to be more involved in reformation in our church and family, to focus on unity for the cause of God and the Gospel, and to cultivate a heart ignited with a burning love for Christ and a passionate zeal for His honor and the advancement of the work of Reformation.