3 2 How mull we Pray in Faith ? Serro. 14. him, would not this (how that you feared Your friend boafted of more Intereft than he had. Chrift hath plainly bid us go to the Father in his Name from him, and that we (hall have any thing whatfoever ; it we doubt whether when we go to the Father in his Name we !hall obtain, Both it not plainly argue our low thoughts of Chrifts Interefi in the Fathers Love, and that Chrift bath higher thoughts of his Intereft in his Fathers Love than indeed he hath. The fenfe of chine own unworthinefs fhould by no means hinder thee,except thou wenteft to God in thine own name for the i eftion in this cafe is not how God loves thee, but how God loves Chria. 'Fhou haft thoughts high enough of Gods Love to. Chrift, if thou knoweft that God loves Chrilt more than he hazes.. any fanner in the World. Thy thoughts are not high enough of Chrifis Love to tbee,if thou thinkeft Chrilt will deny thee any thing, nor haft thou worthy thoughts of Gods Love to Chrift if thou thinkeft God will deny Chrift any thing , or any one that comes to him in his. Name whom he bid fo to do , for in fo doing he Both not fo properly, deny bee as Chrilt. Oft
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