This tract is very much like the preceding one, only it focuses upon the common attempts people make to shift the blame for their sin and guilt to someone, or something, else. It appeals to the reader to realize that there is no one he can blame for his sin, but himself. He is not the innocent victim of his environment, upbringing, society at large, or whatever else or whoever else he may try to blame. It then appeals to him to stop trying to shift the blame, and instead to accept God’s gracious offer to forgive him all of his sins and to eternally justify him.