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The
Second
SHRMO.N
ON
The
Excellency
of
the
Soul.
Matth. 16.26.
For
what
is a
Mall
profited
if
bee
'ball
l
pin
the
whole
world
and
lofe
his
own
Soul
?
or
what
(Pall
a
man
give
in
exchange
for
his Soul ?
Shall
adde one thing more,
which [hews
the
,
°,,
Z
excellency
of
the
foul in
the relation
that
it
UM;
hath
to
God,
and
that
is
this,
u
°%'
That
it
is
fatisfied onely with
God
him
-
T-c4c'
felf, there
is
nothing can
fill
the
foul
of
man
to
fatisfie
it,
but God
himfetf. For
the true
obje&
of
mans
underflandiùg
,
it
is
not
this
truth,
or
the other
truth
,
but
truth
in general
, and the highefl
truth
,
and
that
is
God
;
and the
ob;ef}
of
this foul,
it
is
not
this
or
that
good
,
but
good
in
general,
the
higheti
and the
chiefela
good, and
that
is
God
:
Let
all
the creatures
in the
world
prefent them-
{elves
beforè the
foul
of man
to
be
the portion of
him
,
Mans
foul
would fay, thefe are
not
the things
that can
fa-
tisfie
mee
;
faith
Au.ftin
,
Lord thou
haft made
us
for
thy
fell,
and our
heart
is
unquiet
till
it
comes
unto
thy
felf ,
E
a
and