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Some
things
to
be confidercd
abort
rebellion
aga;PIA
light.
655^
eyes
againft
it. lob, 24
Chap.
t3
verfe.
They
areof
thofe
that
reivll againfi
the light,
they
now
net the
wayes
thereof,
nor
a-
bide in
the pathes thereof.
Thefe
are
of them that rebell
againft
the light, that this Scripture
may
not
be verified of
many
of
you, take heed
that
thy confcience
be
not
forced
to
take
this
Scripture and make
it
thine
owne
;
this
is
the
man,
this
is
the
woman,
that rebelleth
againft
the
light
;
the Lord
bath caufed
them
to
come
and
live
in
the
places where
the
light
of the
Gofpel
is
made
known
in
a
glorious manner, and they
doe
not
only
turne
from
ir, but the light
follows
them,
and
they
run
away
from
it
;
when
you
rebels
againft
light,
you
rebell
a-
gainft
God,
for
God
is
light,
and
in thy
hearts
rifng
againft
any
light, it
rifeth
fo
much
againft
God.
And further know
in
thy
rebelling
againft
the light, thou
aggravateft
all rhy
former
fins.
In the time
of ignorance
God
winked
at
it
, but
now
if
thou doeft not
repent, the
Axe
is
laid
to the
roote of
the
tree,
is makes thy
finne
to
be greater
then
the
finne
of
the Heathen,
there
is
none
of
all
the Heathen that
have
fuch
an
aggr_avattot3
M
their
finne as
thou
haft
,
becaufe thou livefi
under
the light
of the Gofpel.
f
ohn
3
Chap.
71/is
is
the
condemnation,
that
light
is
come
into
the world, and men
love din-leers
rather
then
light.
This
is
the condemnation
above all
other condemnation,
there
is
no
greater
condemnation
amongfi any
other people
of
the
earth then
this,
then to rebell
againfi
the light, teeing
you.
doe
make
your felves
wilfully
blind:
Shall
a
bale tuft
be chó-
fen before
all
that
glorious
bletfed
God
that
(alines
in
the `so..
fpel the
Lord
is
pleated
to let
out himfeife
in
the Gofpel,
and
there
the beauty
and excellency
of
God
appears
in
the
Go-
fpel, and when it
comes
to
(dine
on
thee;
fo
to
dazie
thine
eyes
, yet
thou
preferreft
A
bate tufi
before
all
that fhining,
thou (halt be condemned
with
a
witnfs,
thy
finnes
(bail ag-
gravate thy condemnation As
if
he
fhould
fay,
you
that
live
as
without
a
God
in
the world,
though
you
were never
fo
pro-
phane and
ungodly, yet
had
but
you
embraced
the
light when
God
fent
it
amongft
you,
then
your foules
might
have
been
fa-
ved
for
ever but
this
is
that
that
wily
make your tormen,
s
out of meafure
terrible,
in
that light
is
come into the
wo;
.