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7
we
may
f
new
that
we
(1) are the Children
of
God
?
And
that knowing
it,
we
may
:Rejoyce,
even
with un-
füeakable
glorious
joy
?
And
that
Believers are
Com-
manded
to
Rejoyce
in
the
Lord,
yea alwayes
to
Re-
joyce
?
And
Gods word
cannot
be
falle,
nor
doth
it
command
the
(m)
ungodly thus
to
Rejoyce
:
There-
fore certainly
a
man
may
know
whether
he
is
the
Child
of
God,
or
not.
S.
I
never thought
of
fo
much before
ass
you
have
told
me
:
I
cannot
deny
it.
Tut
I
mujß
confefs
that
I
have
no
fueh
knowledge
of
my
felf.
P.
lie
not
offended
with me,
if
I
freely proceed
upon
your
own confeffion. Have
you
no
affurance
of
your
falvation
?
nor certain knowledge what
cafe
your
foul
is
in
?
Tell
me
truly,
what
care, what
(n)
di-
ligent,
labour
have
you
ufed
to
have
made
all
lure
?
Is
it
becaufe
you
could
not
get
affurance
?
or
becaufe
you
would not do
your part
?
Can you
truly
fay
that you
have fet
your heart
upon
the
matter,
and made
it
the
greateft
ofyour
care
and
labour
in
this
world,
and
left
nothing
undone which you
were
able
to do,to
make
lure
of
everlafting
life
?
S.
I
would
I
could
fay
fo
;
But
I
confefss
I
cannot
:
God
forgive
me,
I
have
had
fame
Pallor
thought
of
thefe
matters
upon
the
by
;
But
I
never
laid
out
juch
ferious thoughts, filch
earneji
labours
upon
them
as
you
fpcak.of.
P.
Have you
not
?
I
am
lorry
to know
it
:
I3
ut
I
pray
you tell me
what
is
it
that
hath hindred you
?
(i)
2
Cor.r.r2.
Ga1.6.4.
Heb.3.6.
Phil.3.i,
G
4,
4,
PM.
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2
Pet.
1.1o. Ifa.55.1,6,
1o.Mat.G.
33.
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6.27
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