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On the
Nature
of
God.
her excellency, namely
,
that I
might
lift
up Gods
Name
in
the place
where
hee
bath
fet
mee
hereto-
fore I
have
lift
up
other
things
as
excellent,
if
I
could
get
an
Efate,
&c.
But
the
Lord
hath
made mee to
fee
that
hee alone
is
excellent,
and
his
excellency hath
dark
ned
all the
excellency of
the Creature
in
my eyes
;
I
fee
nothing excellent but
God
,
and all in order
unto
God
;
that
is
a
good
fign
of
the
work
of
grace in
a
man
or
woman,
when hee
than
fee
fo much
of
the
excel-
lency of
God,
as
Gods excellency
(hail
darken all the
excellency in
the world.
THE
ao®R®r®ta