.. •~ i. oftJed~teltfulnefJe AHd guJ/eifMaHJ Fitir'f; fands ofmoates in the aire, which the darkne1Te concealed ; thus the Minifiery, .iRapowerfull and foul-favi,rg way difpen .. fed, will make thee fee thy felf to be that beaft, that divel, yea to ha!e that dungliiiJ, that _heiWn thyhean, th?u didll: not percetve : look then.for thts benefit by p.rc:a.chtng, not. what·may fit thy ear, may p.lcafe thy fancy,~ut wba.tmay dif– cover the dark corners of thy foul, what may bring glorious– light into thy breaft; that. thou mayefi cry out; 0 Lord,how long have I lived and did not ·know my felf! I thought all was well, every thing was -in quiet; hut now I am like the Syrians Army, that being by the Prophet firicken blinde, and; thought they were guided to their own camp, as foon as ever · they liad their eyes opened, they found themfctives in rhe– midft of the enemies camp: Thus thy eyes being opened,thou.. • fcefl thy felf to be in the power of all thylins, all thy. enemies a.nd.'the curfen:>f.God; · · S E- R· Me ll];· .. ·. -: t. ~ , ·' Jn.inflan-ce of the 'Deceitfulne/Je and: (jui(e.of t~e l:(eart,~bou~Sinne. .·:' J i - '\ ~ .· '' l ·~-- JaR E Me 17-. 9~ 1JJt.he~r' il de'ltitfoll~~"'t.'l~ thint!Jilnd it/}tfifte!J wlc~ . Netft, wf".C1~'kP!J1dt r ;, :"', ~ • I . ' , 't ' ' -' j J WE.bavegivin feve·rau demonlliiations ofthe deceit£ul··- neffe of'tbe .. H;eart ; . nQw I ihall inflance iR,fome twe-: er three··main particufars/~herein our Salration is gready h d . . , _~ coacerned~ ' andby them yollmay j.Qdge .of.the heausdeceit.. · :-tn~S:~£:~ fulne~:;a~ou\!1 Qth~~·~th~ngs ·.~ A~. th~- ~~~: :ln.fta_nce · I -~.all;· !!Rm tiPDu; Ha .tb:o'Ofe, .\\*tll•be2~out s,nne ~ thee~mmsltlttg o[lt; :Iuapomt-: - - --- - - - , ... - , , :; ·_.. 'l .~ • . . • . • w«:Jl
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