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Oa
the
E'xcelency
of the
Soul,
3c
I
with
many
queflions,. fo
they
turn
the
phrafe
:
Now
the
Lord
take off
your
hearts from thofe
,
and give you
heats,
to
attend to
this
great
queflion
,
What
Pall
wee
do
to
bee
_raved
?
It
was
the
queflion,
you
know,
of the
Taylor
in
4tf.
16.
3o.
And
it.
concerns thole
that yet
have
not
aflis-
rance of
what condition their
fouls are in for
falvation,
tp,
ask
this
queflion fpeedily
,
and not to put it
off
till they
come
to
ficknefs
and
death,
and
then fend for Miniflers and
godly Chriflians, and
fay,
Oh
!
what
(hall
I do? howma-
ny.
upon their
lick
and death
beds that
never
minded
to
inquire
before what they
fhould
do
to
bee faved,
then
are
in
dreadful
anguitla,
<
and
then
cry
out, Ch
what
I`do?
Ch
the
diflreffed
condition
I
am in
I
I
am
afraid
my foul
is
loll for
ever,
what
(hall I
do
?
why
doll
thou
ask
it
now
?
is
this
queRion to
ask
now
when
thy foul
is
going
before the
great
and
dreadful
God
to
have
the fentence
of
its
eternal
doom to bee pail
upon
it
?
Oh
it
concerns you
betimes,
you
young ones,
as
foon
as
ever
you come
to
know
you
have
fouls,
it
concerns
you
to bee
asking
this great
.
queflion,
PI
hat
Pall
l
do, to bee
faved
?
And
wee have
an
example
of
this, of
a
young
man
that
Chrift lookt upon in
love,
becaufe bee
was
tnquifitive about
the faivation
of
his
foul;
the
Flory is
in
Matth.
19. 16.
Behold
(Me
came and
laid
unto
him,
Good
Mailer,
whatgood
thing
(hall
I
do
that
I
may
inherit eternal
life, and
verf.
20.
appears
that
this
was
a
young
man
;
The
_p sng
man
faith
unto
hjm,
411
theft
things
have
I
done.
Ch
it
were
a
comely
thing
for
young
men
to
come to Chrifl, and fay,
What
fháll
wee.
do
to
have
e-
ternat
life
?
and
it
appears,
that
hee
was
a
young
Gentle-
man,
a
man
ofegreat
po(feffions; and
hee',is
called in
the
Gofpel
by
St.
Line,
,4
Ruier
;,
force
Interpreters
think
that
-that
was
meant
:onely
in the fatuity, for
the
Jews- had
Tome
chief
in
the
family
that
did
rifle
and govern
there;
but
this
young man hee
comes
.to Chrifl, and
that
runningk ,
as
in
Mark
tm,
i.
Mark i
o.:
where
you
have
the
Flory,
ä?sd
Chrifi
loo
upon
him,
and loved
him,
as
invert.
2i.
oh
it
is
a
lovely
thing
to
fee
yoang.people:begin betimes
to
inquire
what
they
;lhoudold
Pp
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