\ and perpetual/ quide. 2ro1 To thefe privdtive confequents, adde a ferious confideration upon thofeterrible flaming places; Deut. 29. 19,20. PYO'V. r,. 2J,~l4• !fa. 6. 9} I·o. tSam.Z.25• Afl.I·3·46• ,· · . - By continuing thycontcmpt,and rejeCting the ' Light of the Gofpel, thou mayell: come; thou knowc!lnot how foone,to finnc again!l: the Holy– .Ghoft,as the Ph9rifcs.did, Math. r 2. 24,31. H r !inne againft the Holy-Ghofr mar be com– mitted as well, , r By thofe, who altlioughthey doeacknow– ledge and confeffe the Tn1th, which they doe blafpheme; yet they have not yet ~ profeffed it, 'or given up their names to ·it _, as were thofe Scribes and Pharifes : and there arc many ft.1ch in thefe dayes., who have not as yet given their name to the Truth , which yet·notwithll:anding beingweU.knowne and acknowledgcd, :they_ doe blafpheme. . . . z· As thofe,who have nQtonly acknowledged ·; ' in themfelves rhe Truth that theyblafpheme, but · have ·profeffed the fame before othe).~s,thit are the J favourers of Truth; as Juli4n,Porphyrim,Alex4nder tbe Copper-fmith, an·d many others: of which) you may fee H.eb.6. 6: ro. So, man}' amongfl:us at this day;; · · / 3 Some taken from the furvey ofthofe judge3~ m:nrs, which contempt of. t~ Minifl:erie may , bnng upon the placew,l1ere H ts planted. I • It may remove the Cand!efticke,?.nd be pla– gued with the utter loff:e of the Minifierie. Con- ' :fider,Math.8. 34~ & I o. I 3• & 2 I •4I~ ~-- THey , , ' ,, I ! I I ' '·
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