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Grace
Rbotttnding
MofeJ
counted
clean, and unclean :I
thought
thofe Beafts were Types of Men ; the
clean
Types
of thern
that we-re
the
neople
of
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
the
Cud, 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
Vv
7
ord of Faith,
without
w
hi
eh,
'there
could be no way of Salvation; let a man
be never,
[o
devout,
D1tt.
I
4.'. After this, I
found
by
R.:adiog
the Word, that thofe that
n1ufl:
be Glvr ified -. ith Chrifi: in another ·
~/
orld.,
mufl
be
ea/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 .
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