Exceeding Sinfu zeJ5' of Sin. would fay, it cannot be doneby all Men andAn gels, they cannever make up his wrong . and yet (as I (hall thew hereafter) God wil have thiswrongmade up, or thou muff perith Eter- nally. Many men plead thus, Who can chal- lenge me and fay, l have wronged them in al my life; they think this enough : well, fuppoe thou haft lived fo, that thou haft not wronged man, either inwordor deed ; Oh but thou haft wronged God, the Living Eternal God can charge thee (thoughman cannot) that thou haft done him that wrong that all the Creatures in the world cannot make it good. It were a fad thing ifaman had done that wrong to a King- dom, that all theElood in his Veins, and in ten thoufand generations more could not make up again, he would be weary of his life. You have done that wrong to the God of Heaven, that all the Angels in Heaven, and Men in the World can never make up again. Well, to conclude, hough the things be hard, and fad tothink on, God knows I treat in tender bowels and compaflionto you and l donor know that ever E fpakr to any {scot le in the world with more compaf+.inn, and that in this p rticular: And know, though + (peak ofthefe things now; yet if God give liberty, I (hall be as glad and willing tobe large in {hewing you the riches of the grace of the Gofpelin C:hrift: and,Gc,ds mer- cy in (Thrift. And i hope your hearts wilt be.as freeand large in this, as I am in frea-kinqof this nd if! were now treating nc»tr fo much of the riches of Gods mercy inChrift, I cc uid not do 5>
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