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156-

on

the

Excellency

of

Chriff.

have

deviled

as

it

were from all

eternity

how

to

have ma-

nifefled

the

wonderful

mifery

of

man -kind

,

no greater

could

bee

found than

this wonderful work of

his

in

che

re-

demption

of man-kind.

This

is

a

third.

And

then Fourthly,

Is Jefus Chrifl the

great

wonder of

the

world

?

hence then

all

Beleevers have exceeding cattle

of

re;oycing

in

the

hearing

of

what

Chrifi

is ,

what

a

won-

derful

Saviour

they have Let

the

children

of

Zion

nejoyce

in

their

King:

Re,oyce in

this

,,

Fir(

+,

That God

bath

fo

ho

*oured

you,

as

that

hee hath

wrought fo wonderfully for your

falvation; certainly,

as

thy

redemption

is,

fo

art thou;

that

is,

there

is

forne

refle&ion

of

the glory

of

thy

Redeemer

upon thee;

how bath God

honoured thee before

his

Angels?

and

how

honourable

(halt

thou bee

hereafter,

when

it

fhall appear to

all the world,

that

the Infinite God did

fo

glorioufly

work

for

the

faving

of

thy

foul

?

God

looks

upon

all

the

Kings of the

Earth

as

worms

,

Tea all

the Nations

of the

earth

as the drop

of

the

bucket,

and

the

daft

of

the ballance,

as

nothing,

left

than

no-

thirg

:

You

fee how

meanly God

values

all

the

Nations

of.

the Earth

:

But

when hee

fpeaks

of

his

Son,

that

is thy Re.

deemer,

His

Nance

¡hall

bee

called wonderful,

faith

hee,.

hee

is

wonderful

in the

eyes

ofGod the Father;

thou that

haft fuch

a

wonderful

Redeemer

as

this

is,

certainly

thy

.

condition

mull needs

bee

comfortable.

But

Secondly,

The main comfort

f,mat

Beleevers

may

have

fromthis

glory of

Chrilt,

as

hiith

been opened

to

you,

is

this,

that

hereby they may

fee Jefus Chrifi

as

a

full

ob-

je& for

their

fouls

to

ref

+

upon

;,

whatever their

.condition

bee; thou

hail" an Alt .fufiïcienf

"Saviour;

thou

haft

an ob-

je&

that

thou inayeft

'venture

thy

[óu1;,

thy

eternal

ellate

.

upon,

for

bee

is

a

wonderful

Redeemer;

conceive thy

mi-

fery

tothe

uttermo

*that

poflibly

cm

bee,

fuppofe

thou

.

feeft

the guilt of

all thy

fins

before

tree,

andapprehendell

thy foul

bound over

to

eternal

death

for

thy

Om

fuppofe

thou

feel

+the juftice

of God

coming out

againflthee, to

require

rtisfaaion

for

thy fin;

the

cutfe

the

Law, that

likewtfe

brings;

i