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21,
greater
in ahc
world.
rnus
ttwo
uld
with good
hopes
had
ex-
perience
f
ha
(}
geh'
him
did
of
his
hence
May
hope
help
nenceof
Gods power
in
him the
f
his
l
graces
are at the weakcfl,there
is
a
with
rs list)
there(
2.
If
we could
fee
by the
eyes
of
faith
this Almighty
pcwcrof
Cod
working
,`
us
to
cutgrow
all
evil's:
for
what,
may not
he
think
to
outgrow the
Hone, who bath
o
t
t
ren
in i
which
break the
flone
not
e
to
have
l
in
poverty that bath
found
.good
cxpe-
to
enriching
o
i
poem
ou
e
with
the
of
his
S
irite
VERS.
Sr.
V
E R
S.
21. Yrta hint
bee
glory
in
the Church ,
dy
Chrifi
/efua,
t
lireug
haws dY
ages, world tvitheut
end.
A
men.
Now
followetta
the Concluficn,
in
which mull
be
marked,
a.
The
Perlons
praifing.
z. The
Mediatour
in
whom.
3.
The
durance.
D.
The
1.1e.tteth
us
fee,
who
they
are with
ohm
early Ced
is
truly
peal-
Mt
godly
to
°"
fed, thefe
that
are true rrrm&rs
of
kù
Church.
For
though that
all things
praire
God.
doe after
at
fort
praifc
God,
even
the
wie Led pt
lively,
in as
much
as
they
yield
matter
of
his
¡wife, yet the faithful ores,
levered Item
the
world,
are thofe who doe inwardly
and
outwardly
,
ILblieltelyred
privately offer acceptable praile
to
him.
2keafou
a.
For God
as
hegiveth
his bleffings
to
none but ¡Lole
in
whcm
bee
bath the
end
of
them;
fo he
bath
his
enel
cf
Fade
and thankfgivingin.
none
but thofe who
have thefe
fpirituall
blei3
ngs
applycd to them;
thofe that are cffeduallycalled
his
Church.
r
°h" :4.
17
2.
Again,
the world
cannot
receive
thefiris of
pralle,
the
Church
oncly receiveth him
and
knoweth
him
,
becaufe bee
doth
dwell
with
them.
Pala
,o.3.
3.
The
praifing
of
Gcd
with
fettle and
voyce,
as all
ether,
truly
be free and
cheat-efull: But the Church
is
the ore(,
ingerueue
free
-
hearted
people.
And for there
caufes
David
calleth upon the
righteous,
on
I
them
that
feare
Gad,
an
the
houfe
of
Ifrael
to
laudthe Lord.
We
fee
that there
is
a
great
dealeoflippraife
in
the world
,
many
that
ase
not
called effedually
to Gcd,
will
fay
of
force
things, they are
goodly
gifts
of
Cod,
God
be thanked; hut till they
cc
¡De
not oncly
to
be
in
the
Church,
but
of
it,
though
they
fhould fay
the
Pfalur
over,
it
is
abomination
to God,
no true praifing of him.
We
therefore that arecalled,
le
t us
ll
udy
to
p
raife
Cod,
in
heart,
word
and
deed,
teeing
we
are
thole oncly who
can duely,
and
accepta.
bly glorify
him.
Now
in
pray fing
of
God truly,
z.
Know our
own
unwerthioe
ffe,
or
le
ffe
then the
leafs
of
keener-
cite.
Gen.
32.
zo.
a.
Highly
electric
and prize
his
bleffings
;
it
is
but
n
eerely
for
manners
fake,
when we thanke
a man
for
that
we care
not
for.
;.Labour
to
have the
fink
of
Gods
love
and
mercy
flied
into
our
hearts,
this
is
the heart
of
all,
and the kernel
,
without
this
we have
but the
(hell.
By.
Pratt;
sag.
vez.