double-minded] Chap. 4. 8. Whom he styled wavering, and compared to a wave of the sea, driven with the winde, and tossed with blasts; the same he styles double-minded; because he is sometimes of one-mind, sometimes of another: unsettled in his resolutions and purposes; having not a foundation of faith to build them upon: and such an one must needs be inconstant in his wayes; that is, practises, courses, and undertakings.