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Vets.li.
ephefians,Chap.z.
32,7
ceffe
of
one part
toanorher,
are
further augmented.
The
fecund
is
not
ro be
fern
in
them,
hecaufe
the
particulars arc not living,
but
is
in
this,
the ftones of
ir,
every one being living ftones.
Who
fa
barb,
to
him
t8.
more
flue
hegiven.
The
riglitous /hall
fosrifh
like
a
green Palme tree,
P[ai.9
=,,3.
Pfilm.92.
For
grace
is a
fpring
of
living
water,
which will never
bee
utterly
dry,
but
gulls
out
in
abundance
fo
much more
violently, by how
much
fora
feafon
it
is
flopped.
We
mutt not (land
at
a
flay, but grow
in
grace,
r.
rheff.4.
t.
We
bef
ech
you
brethren andexhort
you, that
yee
increaf
more
and
more. Grow
in
grace, and
in
the knowledge
of
our
Lord
le/us
chrifi,
2.
Per.3.8.
He
that
is
righteous,let him
6°e
more
righteous
Hill, Revel.
a
2.
r
r.
This
is
the nature
of
true grace,
if
but
as a
agraine
;. ri
?,
of
muflard-
feed:
Grow
up,asnew
borne
babes,co
greater
11ature
and perfe-
Ilion
in
every member; Forgetting
that
which
is
behind,
firiving
to
that', Phil
3.
'3
which
is
before.
Now
for
the qualities ofthis
growth,
it
mull
be continuall
in
us, we
muff
never
ceafe
to grow, but with
Paul forget that which
is
behind:
Qüattic,
where we ceafe
to grow,
there we decline;he that
winnes
not
,
lofeth;
a
C
r.laa
and
be
that
in
this
life
fetteth downe
his
rett from going forward
in
groove,
the way
ofgrace, that
man never
yet
fet
right foot
in
the way. Leave
Phil.
3.13'
off indeavour to be better,
and you (hall foone ceafe
to
be good.
Secondly, this
growth
of every one
of
us
is
by little
and little , fo
2.
final(
that the
progreffe
of
it
ftep
by ftep
is
infenfible:
as
the moving
of
a
Watch,
or the fpringingofan hearbe:no creature
fo
hardly getteth
up
as an infant
Both, but it
thriveth
fallar then this inner man of
the
heart can.
ry member: So mull we
in obedience
to
every commandement.
Thirdly,
it groweth
in
all
things.Even
as
an
infantgroweth
in
eve
-
!
Augmemaao
Fourthly,
we mutt
grow
to fruitfulneffe,
to abound,
to bring
forth
omns
Pa
æs.
more
fruit inour kind,to be fat and flourifhing,like
Cedars
in Lebanon,
Pfal.
9a. r3,
14.
Jayne
with
faith
vertue, and
with
vertue
knowledge,
S
Pec.,.q,c
and
with
knowledge temperance, ¿re.
If
thefe
things
bee
among you
and
a.
bound, they
will
makeyou
that
yowl/mil neither
be
idle
norunfruitfull,
&c,
This then
hut
doth
let
us
fee,
what
is
our
duty: if
we bee truly
in
vfe
r:
grace we
mull
chew it
by
increafing;
Let
him that
is
righteous
bee
more
Grow
on
o
e
n.
ri
g
hteous;
Be
yee er
f
eI
our
heavenly
Father.
a.
How may we come to thise
vltefw.
T.
By Making
off lull.
Fly
ta«h.
S.
4a.
the
corruptions
that
are
in
the
world
through
lull;
the widow
loader'
How
we
may
with
tufts was
alwayes
learning,but never
taught.For
ask
is
with
infants
B
row
a;ytq
whilft any
foone
breaking
forth
is
with them,
it
keepeth
them
down;
2
Tim.;.
7.
or
as
a man
that
hath
a
Wolfe
feeding on
him,
can
never
hold
out:
fo
a
heart abounding with noyfome
lulls, cannot but be brought low
and languifh in all
the
graces
ofthe
Spirir;and with
lean
and fpiritlef'e
follies
they
pine
away.
2.
They
muff
hunger
after
the
milke
of
the
Ward,
r
Pet. z. z.
that
they may
grow thereby.
4
,n,
r.
3.
They
mutt
blow
up
the
graces
of
Gods
Spirit
:
None
a-
a
rTiátd.6.
waketh