39 / 186
to
theCI.Jiefof
Sinner1:
~9
.,
J~fus
di.d' fpeak thefe words; -he then· did -;.
think of ·me : and
that he
knowing the–
time would come, ..
thJt
I
-fhould
be afflicted
with
fear,
that there
·was no. place
left
for .
me in his
Bofom,
did
before
fpeak this
word,
an~
leave
it upon
record,
that I migJ-tt
find bel
p)
thereby
ag~inft
this
vile-
Tempta~:
..
tion. ·
This·
I then
verily believed.
·
96.
In the light ·and
enc9uragement
of.
~his
Word, Lwent a pretty while:
and the
comfort was the
more,
when I thought that
' the Lord Jefus
fhould ·
think
on me'-
fo
long -:~
ago, and that he
fhould
fpeak ;··.them
Wards
~
on
purpofe
for
my
fake.:
for
I
did
think .
. verily, that
he did
on
purpofe fpeak .them, .
, to
encourage
n1e
withal. ..
_ 70.
But
l>was/ not- wit hout
·1ny
··Tempta–
tions to go back again!
Te1nptations·1
fay,
both
from
Satan,
n1ine
own heart,
and /
car"':
nal
acquaintance : ·
but
I thank God,
thefe
were out-weighed
by .
that
found
fence of
Death,
and of the
Day
of
Judgment,
which ;
abode, as it
were,continually
in
n1y
view.
I
fhould often
alfo think
on
,Nebt-tchadneu..ar
oa
of
w
horn
it
is,
fa id,
He had
gip
en him all the
Kingdoms of the ,Earth,'
Dan. S·
I
8,-;
19.
Yet,
· thoBght 1 ,
if
this
great
.n1an
llad
all
his .
porti_on in
this
~ World,
one. Hour.
in
Hell ... -.
fi re would .make hirn
forget
.all. .
Which..
Confideration
\V·as . ~
.great help to
tne•
.7
r.
I
was
alfo .
n1ade,
about this
~ time
;
t9- fe.~
fon1ething ..
concerning
the Beafts'that.·.:.
·
·
M()fes
,