410
Yfe
a,
r'ñ
3:
Cor.:3.
ç.
Data.
I
hofc
chat
truly
receive
Cbrdt,rcceve
him withthc
heart.
Phil:3.3.
Gal.b
14.
I
Per.
r.7.
Iohrt
r6.í7.
Cant.
r.
Luke
7.38.
Iehn
3,
r6:
Phi1.3.g;
Ephef
ou,Cbap+
them
:
As a
Paficnger he may knock going by
the
doores of
their
hearts,but
he
doth not enter, to
make
their
hearts
his
habitation.
Irdoth
make for
our
comfort, that Chrift
is.with
us:
What
a
com-
fort
is it
to the
ficke
perfon
to
thinke the Phyfitian dwelleth withhim
e
to
us
weak
to
thinke, the
Lord
of
hofts, mighty
in
battell, dwelleth
with
use
Chrift by
this
argument
dothcomfort
his difciples,teh.
r4.
is.
I
will
not leave
you
orphans.
Wet
mutt
examine
our
likes
whether
ChrifldwelIinus,elfe
wee
are
Counterfeits.
How
may we
know
it
Anfw. Joh. IS.
ç.
If
I
abide
in
you
and
you
in
me ,you
'hall
bring
forth
mach
fruit. Rom.
8.
I
o.
If
Chrift
be
in
you, the
ffirstislife
for righteoufneffe:
So that
if
we have the
fruits
of
the
Spit
it, faith, patience
, love ,
heavenly mindedneffe
, then
wee
are
Pure
he liveth
in
us,if we have
the
flaming
out,or the
!Moak
ofthem,
earneft and
confiant groaning after them
:
but when
pride
,
Envy
Covctoufnefs
,uncleannefie,unfruirfulneffe
dwell with us,what
fhai
we
think.'
What communionhath Chrift
with
Beliallf we
cannot
comfort
our hearts,things being thus with
ns.
Dwell
in
your
hearts.] Obi.
Thatthe true receivers
of
Cbrllí,
muff re.
ceive him
with their hearts
and
a
fellions
:
the mouth
and
ftomach
can-
not
take
him , but the mind and
affeEìions,
thefe
can
entertaine
and
containe our Saviour
,
for though
all
of
us
,
is a
temple for him,
yet
the heart
is
the quire where
he
properly fitteth:
When
faith (as it fol-
loweth) wotketh
our
Communion, we
cannot thinke but that
needs
it
muff be
the
heart where
he
is
received:
For
Faith
is in
the heart,
if
wee
L'elseve
with theheart torigbteoufne/e,
Rom.r
o. Againe the
believing
have
not
onely had knowledge
and
affiance,
but have had all their
af-
f
:.éttons beflirting them
felves
about Chrift.
I.
Joy.
We
arethe
Circumfion
that
rejoyce
in
Chrift
Iefus.
God
forbid
I
fhorld
rejoyce
in
any
thing,bat Chriji
crucified.
on
whom
bekeving,
yec
re-
joyce
with
joy
unfpeakable
and
glorious.
2.
Love
:
You
have loved
me
and
believed
on me
:
And the Church
(peaking
of
Chrift,calleth him the Party
whom
her
foule
loveth.
3.
Criefe,
that
our
fins
have caufed
his
bloodfhed.
2.
They
fhaa
looke upon
him
whom they
bave
pierced,
jr
'hall
moarne
over
him,
&c.
The
finfull
woman
now beleeving
and
loving,
wafted
his
feet
with ber
stares, and
wiped them
with her haire.
4.
Admiration
and
wondring,
r
Ieh.3.r.
See
what love
is fhowne us
that
we
fkould
be
the
Sonnes
of
Çiod.
So
God
laved
the world
that
he
gave
his
only
begotten
Sonne,&c.
.
High eftimation
of
Chrift
and his grace.
cswateh,
23. 44.
The
Kingdom
of
heaven
it
like to a
treafare
hid
in
a
field,
the which
when
a
man
hatb
found,
he
bidet
h, and
forjot
thereof,
goetb
and
fedeth
all
that
he
bath.
I
emit all
things
but dung
for
theexcellent
knowledge
of
Chrifl
tens
my
Lord.
Wherefore
if
wee will give true infertainment
to Chrift,
wee
muff
awakeour hearts, ftirre up
all
our
affeétions.
And
it íheweth that
in
molt
mens hearts
Chrift dwelleth not,
becaufe
their
affections were
never