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On

the

Excellency

of

the

Sottl.

335

doing

fo,

but

-wee

are

to inlarge

Scripture

to

the

utter

-

moft

that

may

bee;

and

Peeing the.

Scripture hath made the

fin

againh

the

blood

of Chrih in

other

places

fo

dreadful

,

wee may

very

well

underhand that

place

in

the

aloft

dread-

ful fenle

that

may

bee

:

Now if in

cafe

you

come unworthi-

ly,

you

hear what the Scripture

fpeaks,

'it

is

guiltinefs of

the

blood

of Chriil, and eating

and drinking your own fouls

damnation

:

-

--

And

then take heed of finning

againfc

the

mercy

of

God;

let

not

mercy

harden

you,

but

let

it foften

your hearts

;

Oh

that

foul

is

in

a

good forwardnefs

to

bee

faved,

that

every

time

it

thinks of

the

mercy

of

God,

it

findes

it

fell

to

melt

before

the

Lord,

and mourn

bitterly

for fin, when

as

it

applies

the mercy of God

to

it

fell

,

I,

that

is

a

good

evidence; but

now when

you

think

or

fpeak

of

Gods mercy,

you finde your

hearts the more hardened

in

fin,

Oh

this

is

dreadful

I

for

how

can

fuch

a

foul he

fa-

-

ved,

that

fins

againh the

mercy

and love of

Jefus

Chriil

?for

who

fhall

hear and

plead for

thy foul

before

God,

when as

thou art guilty of

the

blood

of

Jefus

Chrih

?

and

what

is

it

.

that

(hall

bee thine

attonement before

the

Father

?

It

muff

bee blood; without

fiaedding

of

blood

there

is

no

remifen

of

fn

:

And

what

blood mud

bee for

the .remilìon of thy

fin,

when

as

thou

trampleh

the blood of the

Covenant under

thy

feet

?

and when thou

finnea

againfl mercy

?

what

is

it

that

mufc

recover

thee, but the

mercy of

God,

when

thou

cornea to God

in

the

an

uifh

of

thy

foul

?

Now

if

thy

cafe

bee thus,

that Jefus Chrifl fhall

plead

againfl

thee,

and

fay

Oh

Father

,

Father, avenge thy

felf

upon this

wretch, that bath

not

onely

finned

againfl thy work

of

Creation,

but

againfa

the work

of Redemption, that I went

into

the

world

to

work;

Father, let

this

foul

perifh eternal

-

ly,

that

bath rejecaed

mee,

and

received every bale

wretch-

ed

lull

before

mee;

now,

flail that

foul bee

fared that

fhall

have

the

blood

of

the

Covenant

cry

againfl:

ir,

and

mercy

it

felt

cry to the Lord againfl

ir,

Lord,

avenge

my

caufe,

for

I

have been moll

abominably

and

curfedl

y

abufed

by

this wretch

?

when not onely the Law

of

Gods Juflice

and.