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the
excilicacy
of
.Chrif.
157
brm
s
thee under
it,
and thou
feed
the bóxomelefs pit even
ready open for
thee,
and
the
horrible
vile iniquities
that
thou
halt
been guilty
of,
prefenting'themfelves unto thee
with-
all the
aggravations of
them;
fuppofe all this,And thou
(landed
now
before
the
great
God,
ready
to
receive
the
fentence
of
thy eternal
elate.
Now
thefe things may
make thy
heart
to
(hake ,
and
indeed
they will where they
are
feen
really
;
But
in
the
midfl
of fuck
a
light;
if
,God
do
but
give
thee
a
fight
of
thy
Redeemer that
is
fo
Won-
derful,
here
is
enough
to
draw forth
Faith
,
yea
to be-
get
Faith
in
the foul;
let
this bee
but prefented, whatfoe-
ver
thy mifery
:bee,
yet know,
here
is
a
wonderful
Re-
deemer,
who
cannot onely
cure .ordinary difeafes;
and
de-
liver in ordinary
troubles;
but
can-
wonderfully
deliver, and
no cure can
bee too
hard for him
;
Oh
therefore thou
troubled
foul
!
that
dolt
apprehend
the
evil
ofthy
fin, and
the
dreadful
danger
that
thou
art
in
:
Oh
that
thou could
-
eit but
fee this
wonderful
Redeemer
before
thee
!
thou
wouldefl
fee
him
to
bee
an
:object for
the
molt
vile
wretchedefl finner
that
ever lived
upon
'the face
Of
the
earth to
red
upon
;
And becaufe
God"
the
Father accounts
wonderfully
of
his
Son; therefore
it
is
that
bee would
not
have
us
onely to beleeve
in
his Son
in
ordinary cafes, but
in
extraordinary cafes;
you
that are beleevers, and
hope
you
have
any
part in Chrifl, know;
that God
expeRs
that
you fhould
faniEtifie,
his Son as
á
wonderful
Redeemer;
now, if
yon
can onely beleeve_in
Chrifl
in
an
ordinary
way,
when your
condition
is
ordinary,
and
your
ílraights not ve-
ry
great,
this
is
not
to
fan&ifie Chrifl as
a
wonderful
Savi-
our.
Now
let
this
bee but laid- to
thy
heart when
temp-
tations
are flroná,. and when thy'
heart
is
ready
to
fink
in
any
extremity
;
It
may
bee temptation
comes
and
tells
thee thy condition
is
extraordinary,
who was
ever
fo
left of
God
as
thou
art,
then
do
but lay
thefe truths
upon thy
heart, that
have
been revealed in
the
opening of the
Wora-
derfulnefs
of
ChriRR,
and even fay thus to thy
foul
,
kut.
oh
my
foul
!
thou hall
heretofore beleeved in
God
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