3o Grace Rbotttnding MofeJ counted clean, and unclean :I thought thofe Beafts were Types of Men ; the clean Types of thern that we-re the neopleof God; but the unclean Types of fuch as were the Children of the wicked One. Now I read, tnat the clean Beafts Chewed- the Cud; that is, thought I, they Jhew us., we muft feed upon the Word of God : They alfo parted the Ho~f:. l thought that fignifiedlr we mull: part, if we •pould be faved, with the ways of ungodly men. Ana alfo, in further read– ing aqout th ~ n1 , I found, that thongh we did chew theCud, as the ~are ; yet if we walked v ith Cla '" s,tike a Dog .; or if we did part the 1-loof, like the Srvine ; yet if we did · no t Chew the Cud, as the Sheep, we w~re fti ll , for all tha t , but ·unclean: For I thought the Hare to be a Type of thofe that talk of the Wo rd, yet walkin the ways uf fin; and that the Swine was like him that parteth with l1is Outward Polutions, but -frill wanteth the Vv7 ord of Faith, without whieh, 'there could be no way of Salvation; let a man be never, [o devout, D1tt. I 4.'. After this, I found byR.:adiog the Word, that thofe that n1ufl: be Glvr ified -. ith Chrifi: in another · ~/orld., mufl beea/le~ by him here; called to the part1king of a fhare in his Word and Righteou fhefs, and to the Comforts and firff Fruits ·of his Spirit, and to a peculiar intereft in all thofe Heavenly things, which do in– deed, fore fit the Soul for _that Refr, and . ·- . - - ·--- --. - -- . -- H r. OU1e
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