507 / 1054
YYhere'n
mourners /hall
be
Comforted.
come upon, and will make
it
cleave and
lure to
thy foule
;
thy
pardon
is
fea1'd
in
Heaven
already
,
and
it
dial(
be ieal'd
in
thy
own;,
confcience
:
Though
there
be
a
man which
is
a
nu-
lefaêìor
and
condemn'd,to
die,yet
if
I
know
that
his
pardon
is
feal'd,
I
can looke upon him
as
a
Welled
:
So thou
gh
.hou
thy
felfe
doeft no: yet underftand
this
thy bleffedneiie, yet
thole
who
doe underhand the word of
God
,
and
underfland
the
mind
of
God
as
it
is
reveal'd
in
the
word
, fuch
know
that
thou art
a
bleffed
man, and
thou
flair
know
it
one
day.
Secondly,
Further, not
onely thou
(halt
be affüred
of thy
difcharge, but
in
the
fecond-
place
,
This mourning of
thing
for
thy fin, will caufe
God
to
pitry
thee
in any
mourning for
thy
afiidion,
and
the Lord
will fweeten the 'afflidions
of
fuch
unto them. The
reafon why our
aff,i
Lions are
fo
bitter
unto
us,
it
is
becaufe
fan
is
not
bitter
enough
,
but
rho''
e
that
rake
their
fin
as
a
burden;They feele that
the
Lord
will
piity
them
in-all
their
affiidions.
Thirdly
,
They
avail
be Comforted
in this
,
That
thy very
mourning
for
fin
than
be bleffed unto
thee to
helpe
thee
a-
giiníl
that
very
fin
that thou mournell
for
;
That's certaine,
either
a
mans fin
will make
an
end
of
his
mourning,
or
a
man;
mourning will make an
end
of
his
fin, one
of
the two.
If
fo
be
a
man goes on
in fin,
he
will'
leave
offmourning, but
if
he
doth
not
leave offmourning, he
willleave
off finning
;
for
certainly
mdürning for
fin
hath
a
fpeciall
efficacy in
it,
at
helps againfl
the
fin
that
thou
doell
niourne
for:This
bitter
Alloes that
now
thou hall,
is a
fpeciall meanes
for
the
helping
againfl
thofe
crawling wormer
that
are
in
thy
foule.
Fourthly,
But
above
all,--thou
art bleffed that mournefl
for
fin,
for
thou'
(bait be
one day wholy
delivered
from
rhy
fin,
when
thou
(halt never
fin
more
againfl
God
;
And
will
not
that be
a
bleffed
time,
will not
that Comfort
the
;
certainly
there
is fuch
a
time
:
Now
to
open
there particulars
with
Scriptures,
and
to
inlarge
them
-would
aske a
great deale
of
time,
wihiéh I
am
not
willing
to
doe
here, but
flail
goe on
in the.opening of this
Sermon of
Chrii`l.
Vfe.
Nowt/
then
by
way
of
Application
for
this.
S
Hence