244 grasious prrat, added fevendayes more, and frnt away thepeople with joyful' andgtai hearts: Here were great things done i°i honour to God, yet all this would not er-ve Salmons turn, but Chap. 9 4. after all this, God rayes tohimIJ thou milt n,atk beforeme,as David t',y father tvtlked, in integrity ofheart and upriçh/n f to doe according to all th. t I Lave comm:znde J thee, then f efYably(b tÌ e Throne of thy Kingdom': As if he ihould have faid, Doenot think to put tie off with any thing thou haft done; thcugh t he thi'1gs bee great things, yet Y expeui walking accotding to all that I have command(d thee, or elfe all is no- thing ; And then fore, of before you heard_ he waFc''arged by God, Chap, si, b, that he did riot goe fully after the Lord : One would have thought thofeglorious ations.that he did, had been enough to havegoc him :.he corn- mendatio of going fully after Gods but we fee it would not be there Inuit bebetides thefe, awalking ccoxúia.4 to all that Coo coakmands, a k..e ng i &s State=tes and his Juugern , 3 nd that is oblervablc that °c b tae erj
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