/ . ( 62) · tl1all {upply you ; what you want .inordinary , 1oa . JMY loo\< eo be made u.p in eltraordinarymeans.The . tlrytng up of the waters, ihall but driv-e you up to the Sr>ring-head. - Ifever the Scars fail you, God fhaH , btJt /eKchang€ Star-ligl1t _for Sun-li'ght; whiled1erets light in the S'-:ln, you fhall not walk ·in darknefs. See b1.1t to this, make fure that this Got! is yours, and h~ 1nufl: find out acomfortable feeding for you ; if you can but fay D_avids :firlt words'after bim,the Lord u my Shepherd; you may' then w~th .confidet)ce,fay the whole Pfalm after ·hirn.//hall ,not want,lie will m~kJ me NJ lie down_ ingreen Paflures; he »'ill lead me·h) .thejHll Waters; though I walk_. through thiVAlley of theJhadow of de~tth,.lrwi!l fear 'no evil, thy Rod and thy Stafffoal! comfort me~ Thou {haltprep~tre me it Tahle in the prefence ofmine Enemies;Surely Good.. neft and Mercy fhal!.follow me, 1atl thY! dayes of mJ life,& I wt!l dwell in the Houfc ofthe Lord for ever. 2.. There is a·nothcr Objec1:ion,thatfeems to have one difficulty in it. Suppofe a·Saint tufall into n·,·.. ftraltion, and tnereby to be depriv.ed l1cterly of the ufe of his Reafon, and fo ~olive aBd die. .. . How can ic be imagined,thac this canwprk for his good, either in this ·world.,or in the World tocome? Can any g~odarife, out of an incapatity~f any Ion– get~ d~in~, or.rece i v~ng good , .or pati~nt -¥fuffering Evll? Can either h1s Grace here., or h1-~ ·Jlory here- , after , be increafed or advanted , by a mans being converted into a mccr Bruit > . 1 . · ~ / . . I. There.'s no doubt at all; but this_ way rnake for the Chureh~s gotJd: Is there nothing ;fl~ t other~ may Jean~ out of fuch a fad Providence ? if other may _t:eap goodby my cvH, is it nothin$ to me f May it n.or: I '
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