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äll
fudgeraent
of
the
Wcr1d
about
who
are
Wed.
fend
their
right,
No,
Bleffed
are the
peace
-
makers
that
will
ra-
ther parrwith
that
which
is
their right
then that
there fhould
:not
be peace..
But
above
all,
the
world
would
n
ever have thought
ghat
thole were
Blejf
cd
that
are
perfeçuted
:
Nò,
faith
Chrrft,
.now
.I
appeale
to
your
.Con ciences whether ever
you
would
have
thought that
bletfednefi
had confifled in
thefe things,had
-not
we had
it
from
Chrifl
:
Thus
have we feene
that
there
is
a
,great
dealt
of
difference between the
judgement. of
Chriftz
and the judgement of
the
World
about
true
happinefle.
It's
-of
great
concernement
for the
Minifters, and the
young
Difciples ofChrift to
have
their
hearts taken off from
all
earth-
ly
bleifedneffe,
and
to
confider wherein
true
heavenly
blefled-
neffe
doth
confifl
:
for this
is
-the
Sermon (as
.I
told
you).
that
Chrif}
Preaches to
Minifters
when he-fends
them to Preach to
others,
and likewife
to
other
Difciples
that
were
newly
con-
verted:
for
Chrift
had
been in his
publick Minif
}ry
for
2
years
before
this Sermon,
and many
were turned
to
the Profe
lion
of
Chrift
;
But nówthough they were
-
turned to
be
theDifciples
of
Chrifl yet
nothing but troubles
and aífliedons
did
befall them
in
this,
world,
upon
that, Chrift flw that it
was
like
they-might be offended through
their
weakneffe,therefore
Chrift
takes
care,
fully
to
informe and
inf
Crud
them,
that
though
-they
did
continue
in
a.poor,
acid
me
m
,
and
loX
Bond
-
tion
for
the world,
and
perfecuted
and
reviled;
yet
therm
was
a
blefledn
.flc
that
was
beyond
all
thefe;
yea in
the
fufferiiig
of
all
thefe,they night-be
moll
happy,ivhy this
is
that
that
Chrif
would have
Minifters
and young
Difciples to
know,
becaufe
that their
hearts
may
be taken off from'outward
things
They
are like
to
meet
With
afliiciion; and troubles,
and
there-
fore
Chrift
would have
them
to
be fpirituall;
and
if
theybe
not
fo,
they are not
like
to dó
much
-good
to
thofe
-they
Preach
to.
If
their
hearts-be intangled with
-the
world
and with
fenfuall
things
and
the
pleafitres
of the
flea,;
they
are
never
like
to
do
bood,
'bur
they that
fee
'a
happineffe
higher then thefe
things
they
-are
like
to
do the greateft good
-in.tlaefr
vay:p
---
.
tid
then
for
you.that are
young
ones,if
you
are not
fuliy°in
ed
it