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The
dr
f
f
erence
of the
comforts of
car
nail menand
of Saints.
God
the Father
to
preach
glad
tydii
gs
to
the,
poore,'
fo
in
the.
fame
1.1ace
we
have Jefus
thrift
anoynted to comfort thofe that
mourne,
as
if God
fi)ould lay,
I appoynt
thee
ô
Son
to
this
worke
,
and certainly
Chrift
will be faithful! in
his
Office.
LaLily,
They
hall
be
comforted,
becaufe
the
Spirit of
God
the
holy
Ghoft
bath
his
denomination
from
hence,
7
he
Com-
fort
Cr,
'1
he
Holy
Ghoft
that
is
equal! with the
Fadier,and with
the
Son, and very glorious
in his
worke
;
Now the
woke
that
he
hath
to
do,ic's
to comfort the poor
mourning
Saints
of
God,
to
be
a
comfort
unto
them
:
If
the
holy
Ghoft
be equal!
with
the Father,
and
the
Son,
hi,
worke
mull be
glo:
ions
as
well
as
the
work
of the
Father
and
the
Son
:
How
glorious
is
the
work
of
the
Father
in
creating
all
thingsby
his
own
word
:
fidw
glo-
rious
is
the
work
of
the
Son in
the
work
of
mans
Redem.,tidn
!
now
the
worke of
the
holy
Gboft mutt
have
fome kind of
pro-
portionable glory ;
It's
impoilible
therefore but that
thou
mull
be comforted
fo
long
as
there
is
a
holy
Ghoft,
lb
long thou
muff
needs
have
comfort.
O the
difference
from
hence
between
the comforts
of
carnal
hearts &
the
Saints
:
Thou
haft
comfort,how
?by
powring forth
drink into thy throat,
or by thy
cards
or
dice, here's
thy
com-
fort
:
what-
difference
is
there between
a
mans having
comfort
by
a
little
beer
or
wine,
or play,
.
and
a
man
that
hash
comfort
by
the
holy
Ghoft
defigned
by
God
the
Farber and
the
Són
to
be
the comforter
of him
to
all
eternity
;
and
thou
that
doeft
flight
the comforts
of
the
Samts, and
rather
haft
thy carnali
heart to
choofe
unto
thee comfort
and
joy
by
eating
and
drink-,
ing and playing,
what
is
the
.language
.
of
thy foule
in
this
but
thus, O Lord
let
me rather
have comfort
fsom
meat anddrink
then
from
any
worke
of the
holy
Ghof,
we hear in
thy
word
that the
holy
Ghoft
is
defigned
by
thy
felfe and thy
Son
to be
the comforter
of
the
Saints,
but
thofe are
the
comforts
Í
have
no
skill
in,
Ihad
rather
have
meare and drinke
and fatisfie
my
iulls,and for
the
comforts
of
the
holy Choft,
I will venture them
whether
I
have
any
part
in
them
yea
or
no
:
--
well
but
what
ever they doe,
ye
that
are
of
mournfull fpirits,
and
God
keeps
you