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Promifes
to
the
podre
in
fjiirit,
nefie
to
dant
thy
heart:ío
in
the 66
of
Ifaioh
he
begins
it
thus
:
The
heaven is
my
7
hrone,and the
earth
ismy
foottoole
?he
-rai-
fes
up
his
Glory
to (hew what
a
God
he
is
Alas now may
a
i'onte
foule
fay,
ô
how
glorious
is
God,his glory
will
daunt
my
heart,
how
fhall
-I
be able
to
(land
before him
:
Nay,
though
Heaven be
his
Throne,
and
Earth
be his
foot floole,
yet
he
will
bolo]
to
him
that
is
ofa
foore
f
#irit,
and
that
trembles
at
his
Word.
As if he
mould
fay ,
Let
no
poore
foule be
daunted
with my
glory,
for
it
is
for
their
good
,
and no
hurt at
all
to
them.
,
.The fourth
is
this
;
The
Lord
he
prepares
his
goodnefle
for
the
poore,
Pfal.
68.
i
o.
Perhaps
thou
hall
not mercy for
the
prefeni
as thou
defirefl, but
God
is
preparing
alr
this
while
mercy
for
thee,
and
preparing
thee
for
mercy.
Fifthly , The Lord
heares
the poore
:
It
may be
poore peo-
ple
may
petition
to others
and
they
cannot
be,
heard, but
if
the
rich
petition
they
can
be
heard
:
but
the
Lord he
heares
the
poore
;
you have many
Scriptùres
for that,
Pfal
69.
3
3.
And
we find the Pfalmifl
makes
it
a
rife
of
his
prayer,becaufe
he
is
fo
poore
and
needy,'Pfal.i09.22.
(
For
I
am
poore
and needy)
that God
fhould heare
him
the rather
:
and fo
the
86
Pfalm
the
rife
of
his
petition
is,
that God íhould
heare him
becaufe
he
is
fo
poore.
Sixthly
,
The Lord
will
not
have
the expectations, of
the
.
poore to
be
frufirated
:
Poore
Men may
Waite
and waite:lon
enough,
and
yet
may faile
at the
lafl
:
But
now
if
thou
beef
-
one
of
this Foote fpirit, the
Lord
will not
have
thy expe&ati-
on
to
be
fruflrated, but'there
{hall
come
good of
it
at
1xfl,
Pfal. 9.
18.
Seventhly, The Lord
will
not forget the
poore, Pfal:9,12
=
Others
may fö
-get
them
it
may be even when
they
have
gran-
ted
their
petitions,
but the Lord
will
not forget the
poore
Many
fuch
kind
of
promifes
loth
the Lord make
to
rhofe
that
.
are
of
poor:,
fr
irks.
But what doe
we
fpeake
to
'particular
pro.
mifes,we haveone
in
the
text
in Bead
of
all ;7'herrs
is
the
dome
of
Heaven:
This
hath
all
promifes toyn'd
together
in.
one:
--Now
from
the words before
we-
come
to
fearch
into'
the
bowells