23 / 508
Cbe
Poo?
fflano
famíipZook.
5
to
the
Godly,
both for this
life and
that to
come
;
and
terrible threatnings
to
the ungodly?
To
what
ufe
and
pur-
pofe
were all thefe,
if
no one
could
know whether he
were
Godly
or
Vngodly
?
Who
could
take any
comfort
in the
protnifes,
if
he could not
know that they
belong
to
him?
S.
Not
unlefs
he
have
force
guefs
or
hope,
P.
And
do you not
hear
in
z
Pet,
i.
To.
that
we
muff give all diligence
to
make
our
Calling and
Elation
fure
?
And
2 Cer.
13.5.
Examine
your
(elves whether
you
be
¡nth;faith
or
no
:
Prove your
felves.
Know you
not
your
own
f
elves,
that
yefus
Chri
ft
is
in
you, except
ye
be
reprobates
?
Do
you
think God would
bid men
try
and
examine and
make
fure,
if it
were
impollible
S.
No,
Pure;
we
mutt
do
our
bell
:
But
who
can tell
who
are
Eluted
and
who
are
Reprobates, which
are
Gods
fecrets
?
P.
You
cannot
know before
they
are
Converted
,
whom
God
will convert and
whom
not. But when he
Converteth
a
Sinner, he
fers
his name
and mark,
upon
him
;
not
outwardly
only
as
you do
on
your
Sheep
or
goods but
inwardly,
as
the
(h)
Parents
convey
their
own
nature
and
likenefs
to their. Children
:
That
is,
He Regenerateth
and
fan$ifieth
them
:
He
putteth
into
them
a
Holy
nature
;
a
new
mind,
and
a
new
will;
and
turneth
them to
a
new
life
:
And may
not
all
this
be
known
?
Cannot
Gods
Elea
be
known
to
them-.
felves,
when
he
bath
given
themthe
Spirit
of
Chrif}
and made
them
new
Creatures,
and
fer his
certa
in
mark
upon them
?
Did
you never
hear z
7°im, 2.
19.
rb
e
(h)Toh3.3,5.Rom.S.ç.iT°iat.it3.3.ri.Z.t3,
i:.
2
Cor:'5.17.
B
3
foin