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The
Second
SERMO
N
ON
The
Nature
of
gol.
P
S
A
L.
i48.
t3.
For
his .Name alone
is exceaext.
H E next
thing
is
this,
All
excellencies
are
in God purely,
and
iffamixtly,that is, God
hath
all
excellencies in him, and nothing
elfe but excellency
;
the creature
it
may
have
fome
excellency, but
it
bath
a
mix-
ture of
imperfee-tions
;
it
may
have fome
power
but
there
is
a
mixture
of
weaknefs
;
it
may have
fome goodnefs
but there
is
a
mixture of fome kinde
of
evil
in creatures
as
they
are
in themfelves;
the
very
Angels
themfelves,
though
they
are upheld
by
God,
yet they
have
that
in them
that
might make them
fin again(}
God, if
God
did but leave them to themfelves
:
So
there
is a
mixture
of
weaknefs
in
all creatures, but
God
alone
is
excellent, for
hee
bath
nothing
elfe in him but
that
which is
excellent,
i
Job.
I
.
S,
The Lot
d
is
light,
and
in
him
there
is
ne
darknefs
;
this
cannot
bee
faid
of
any
creature,that the
creature hath ex-
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cel-