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427
than
for life.
Commit
and truff
your
-Souls
to
Chrill
He had never done
fo
much
for
Souls,
if
he
had
not
lo-
ved
them, and
been
willing
to
receive them.
How
wonderfull y came he
down to man, to bring
up man
to
the fight
of God!
He
is
gone before
to
(t)
prepare
.
us
a
Manfion in
the.
City
of
God;
and hash
promifed
to
take
us
to
himfelf,tlaat we
may
dwell
with
hits,
and
fee
his
Glory
1
The
world
which you
are going
to,
is (cs)
unlike
to this
;
There
is
no
Pride, or
Luft,
or
Cruelty,
Oppreffion,
Deceit,
or
any
fin
no
wicked
men
to fcorn
or
perfecute
you;
no
Vanity
to allure
us
;
no
Devil
to tempt
us
;
no
Corruption of our
own
to
burden
or
endanger
us
;
no
Fears,
or
Cares, or Griefs,
or
Difcontents
;
no Povercy,Sicknefs,
Pain,or Death
;no
doubtings
of
the love
of God,
or
our
Salvation But
the
fight
of God
and
the
feelings
of
his
Love,
and
the
fervent
flames
of
our
love
to
him,
will
be
the
everlaft-
ing pleafure
of
the Saints.
Thefe will break
forth
into triumphant
and
harmonious thanks
and
praife in
the
pre.fence
of
our glorified Redeemer,
and in
Con-
cord
with
all
the Heavenly
Hoft,the
bleffed
Angels,and
the Spirits
of
the JuíL.This
is
the
end
of
Faith
and
Ho-
linefs, Patience and
Perfeverance
:
when
Hell
is
the
end
of
Unbelief, Ungodlinefs, Senfuality, and
Hypo
-
crifie.
How juftly
are
they condemned who
fell
their part
of
endlefs
joy
es,
for
a
fhadow
and
dream
of
tranfitory
pleafures
!
and can
delight more
in the
filth
of
fin, and in
a
fading vanity, than
in
the love
of
God,
and
the
fore
-
thoughts
of
Glory
!
What
Love can
be
too great
?
what
defines
too fervent
?
what
Prayer
and
Labour
can
he
too
much
?
what
Sufferings
too
dear
for
fuck a Blefl'ednefs
?
C
t;
j'c.hn 17
.24.
ei
r
2.26.
(ts)
Rev.
d-
2.
VII.
La"ly,