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2Cor.
6.
r6.
Pet.
4.
,,.
Dell.
Saving grace
worts
to
bhy
inae
mn
a-
age
gnified.
LTA.
66.,6.
Pfc.
D.
this
In illy
fel
,
and for
od,ere.
Ifa.6o.zr.
and
6i.
3.
t
Pet.
1.
r.
Dolr.
Gods
naciist
in giving
Clara
, Joh.
Rom.
n'.6.
Ephe
/ans,Chap.
s.
V
E
R.
7
light
:
we
are
made temples
(tithe
living
God,
wherein muft
be mani-
fefted his infinite
wifdom, power, love, mercie;
and
glory.
Not
to
make
our
felves
known, but
God, that
he may
come
in acquaintance
with
others, by that glory that
appears
in
thee.
If
any
man f'eak,
let
bimíf
eak
the
wifdom
of
God
;
if
he
minifier,
let
him
do
it of
the ability
that
Gad
giveth, that
in
all things
God
may
be
glorified.
In
the
ages to
come]
that
is,
that
all men
in
after times may
confi-
der, and take notice
of
Gods
exceeding great mercie
and grace
to.
wards
us, in
quickning
us,
raifing
us
up
from death,
and
fearing
us
in
heaven
with
Chrift.
Whence
obferve,
tAll
the
Paving graces
of
God
are
fuchas
ere
moll
worthy confideratìon
of
of
Chrifltans
in
all
ages,worthy tobe
chronicled
and
regifired
unto
all
pofterity.
This
Paul profefled and
proclaimed,
a
Tim.r.i
5.
I
was
a
bla1+hemer,a
perreeenter
an
oppreffar,
by
I
was
received
to
mercie,
ere.
Notwitb-
(landing for
this
caaf
was
I
received
to
mercie,
that
lefas
chrifl
fhould
firfl
(lien'
on
me
al
long
-
fu
f'ering,
unto
the
enfample
of
them
which
fail'
in
trine
to
come
beleeve
in
him onto
eternal
life : as
if
he
fhould
have
faid,
Let
all
in
after rime, how notorious and finfull foever,
let
them
look upon me
a
pattern
of
Gods
infinite mercie,
exceeding
all
fin and
mifery.
come
(faith
David) I
will
tel
you
what the
Lord
hash
dove
for
my
feel
;
I
cryed
unto
him, and
he
heard
me
:
I
will therefore
extoll
him
with
my
tongue.
So again, Pfal.7 1.18.
Forfake me
net,
o
God,
until
i
have declared thine arm
unto
this generation, and
thy
power unto all that
(hall
come.
If
we be
Gods children, thew
it
by bringing forth
eternal!
and
immortall
fruit
to
his
glory;
as trees
of
righteaufneffe, the planting
of the
Lord, in
whom he may
be
glorified.
Think,
and fpeak,
and do
nothing, but what we
are
content to
have regiftred
;
much
leffe
afha-
med
to do any
thing, of
which we would not
be accountable
for
it
again,
as
affuredly we !hall.
Whatfoever
we
do
by
the
fpirit,
!hall
ftand
upon
record to
all
eternity.
Revd
4.5
3. Bluffed
are
they
that
dye
in
the
Lord,
they
rill
from their
labours,
and their
works
filmy
them.
Their
faith
when
tryed,
(hall
be
found
unto
theirpráife,
honorer
and glory,
at
the appearing
of
lefts:.
Chrift.
Through
bra
kindneffe
in
Chrift.]
Obferve here,
in
what
things
the
fpeciall
favour
of
God ftandeth,
even in
the giving
of
Chrift,
with
the
benefits
of Chrift
:
He
is
made
the matter
in
which this
exceed.
ing
grace
of
his
is
taken up, and fo every
where the
Scripture
doth
fpeak
;
Herein
is
the love
of
god feen,
that
he
tent
his
onely begotten
Son
into
the world,
that
we
fhoald
live
by
him. Chri
fl,
when
we were yet
of
no
firength,
dyed
for
us
:
we
are quickned
in Ckrifl
,
rai
fed
in him,
Our
fins pardoned in him
:
a new life
in
Chrift
;
Satan fubdued
unto
us in
Chrift
;
in
Chrift
crucified all
viáory
is
obtained
againft
all
infernal! enemies
;
all our
growth
in
Chrift
:
in
a
word,
in
Chrift
we have
all fufficiencie
for grace and glory. God,when
hie
made
dam
Lord
of
the whole earth,
did
thew love ; but
the
gift
of
the
whole