33°
Deft.
True
belee-
vers
are
only
holy.
Eph.4a
;
Rome.
r;.
Three things
in
the
Tem-
ples
holine
J
and ours.
Triallwhe-
rher
we bee
built on
Chri.;
Epheflans,Chap®z.
V
E
R. 21.
teachers.
If
we
withdraw our
hearts from God
and fall
to
the world,
this
is
a
furrender
of
that which
is
Gods unto the
devil! ,
a
horrible
fa-
criledge.So
if any
doe robbe
us
leading
us
to
luft, to
falfe doeirine,
he
is
a
facrilegiousperfon:
the Apoftleintimateth
no leffe,
that thole
who
build ftubble
or hay or ftraw
,
are
dettroyers
of
the
Temple of
God,
and fuch
will God deftroy.
We
muft neither doe nor
give
con
-
fent
to
fuch
an evil!.
It
is
Paid
further,
a holy
Tensple;which
d
oth
teach
us
that
the believing
are
fuck
who
mu,
be
fantlified
throughout; in
the Temple
there
was not
any thing
but
was
holy,fo
in us
there mutt not
be
any
thing
but
muttbe
holy:the God
of
Peace
fan£lify
you
throughout,
we
are
in
every
part
fan
-
ítified,that
are
come unto
God. Thus
if
wee
should
got
through
all
the
parts
ofa
Chriftian, mind,
will,affeetions, fenfes, members
of
bo-
dy,
the Scripture
doch
teach
us
that
all
thefe mutt
be holy
,
and initru-
ments
of
holineffe;
the Temple which
our foules and bodies are,
muft
be
a
holy Temple:
Be
renewed
in
thef(iirit
of
your
mind
unto true
holines:
covenant with your eyes:give
tip
your
whole
bodies
inflruments of
holi
neffe:
put not out
the
finger
to
evill.
The
Temple
had
in
it,
I.
An
ali-
enation
of
things from prophane
and
common
ufe.
z.
The
Dedica.
Lion
of
them to
divine ufe. 3.
The
confervation
of
them
in
this
proper-
ty: correfpondent to which
muft
beour
holineffe3
r.
Wee
mutt
come
out
of
the world,and feparate
our felves from the cuftomes of
an evill
and froward generation.
a.
Wee
muft yeeld our
felves up to
God.
Rom. 2.1.
I
befeech
you
brethren
by
the
mercies
of
God
that
yee
give
up
your
bodies a
living
facrifice,
hol ,acceptable
unto
God.
3.
We
mutt
la-
bour to
keep
our
felves
from
all
prophanation.
r.
Theft
5.
23.
That
your wholelliirie
and
Artie
and
body
may
be
kept
blameleffe.
Now
then
we
fee,
what
is
the thing
that
all
in
Chrift
mutt
grow
to,
even
holineffe:
notto knowledge, not to cotten letter with performance
of
outward
duties,not
to
a
more familiar convcrfing
with
men
of
the belt
mind,
as
commonly we
fpeake
:
Wicked
ones
that
are
not
this
Temple,
may
know fo much
as
to beteachers
of
others,
wicked
ones
may
come
to
learne
the
yoak
of
outward
duties
more
eafily: A
wicked one may
(like
Simon
(llagus)
be
a
companion
of
the
difciples:
And many
that
fay,
Have
we
net eaten
and
drunke
in
thyprefencec
And many that
have
lyen
in
the
fame
fheets
with them
(hall
not enter
:
The
thing which
princi-
pally
all the building on Jefus
Chrift
muff
grow,
is
holineffe.
Looke then
if
you
will prove your
felves
believing,that you
flay on
him the corner !tone. Looke
if
you
have
growne
in
holineffe: what
encreafe
of
faith thou haft
got, what
more griefe for
frnne
, watchful
-
neffe
againft finne, victory over
thy
corruptions,
wrath, lull,
intempe-
rancy, covetoufneffe,unbeliefe;what increafe
of
faith,patience,meek-
neffe,
fobriety, chaftity,
heavenly mindedneffe;
if
we have no growth
inthefe, all our lhowes are
but
a
blanke, worth nothing:
every (tone
laid
on
Chrift
muft
grow
up
to
an
holy Temple. Whofoever thou
at
that
canft fay, I thanke
God, I
was fo haunted
with
pride,
with
un-
cleanneffe,wtth
intemperance,with wrath,with covetoufneffe,that
my
poore