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What Poverty
of
fpirit
in£îuence
of
his
grace to helpe me
to
make
ufe
of
what
I
have
:
that's
a
or
creature
indeed
that
hath
nothing
of
it
felfe,
and
if
any
thing be given
him knowes
not
how
to
make
ufe
of
it
without helpe
of another,
fo
Both
the
foule fee
it
felfe
fuch
a
condition, that
whatever
God
Ihould bellow
upon
me,
I
know not how
to
make ufe
of ir,wìthout
new fupply
of
grace,
and
that continued
tome
eves
moment. Now
if
we
put
there
feaven
particulars
together
we
ilil!
fee
that here's
a
poor
man
indeed
Firi
},
I
am
df+ìtute
of
all
fpirituall good,
I
have wofull
fpiritual miferies
upon
me
And
I
am
not
able
to
worke at
all,
I have
no
friend,
and
I
have
no
worthto
commend me
to
another
and
I am
in
debt,
and
if
any
thing
be given
me,
I
mua
have
new
fupplyes for
uang
it
and
for continuing
of
it
;
ô
what
a
poor
creature
am
I
then
.
Now
for
a
man
to lee this,
and
to
be made feníible
of
ir, here's
a
man or woman
that
is
poor
in .Spirit
:
But
now
this
is
not
áll.
But
in
the next place,
there
muff be
t
that
behaviour in
a
man
that
is
fixable
to this, to
make
him
poor
in
fpirit
:
But
of
that
we ibail
fpeake
further afterwards.
Sermon