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Kule.r
in
feelZing
afar
Comfort.
I4I
f
ould
put them
upon thofe things
;
together
with the
free
Grace
of
the Gofpel,
he
will
prefent
Chriff,
as
whin-
to
rule
in the heart
,
as:well
as a
Ptteft
to
offer facri
ice;
and
this
will
breed goodblood,
therefore
be
folicitous about
the
)10-
ry of
God,
how
thou
fhouldeft
live
to
his
praife,
as
how
thou
fhouldeft
cone
to get
comfort
to
thy
fèlfe
;
For
o
herwitc,the
greedy
feeking of
comfort to
thy
[die
may
come
to
be
thy
undoing.
Fourthly
,
And then
farther, thou
mull
feek.for
Comfort
in
order unto Grace, rather
then
Grace
in
order
unto
Comfort
:
you
(hall
have thofe
that
vanith
and
come
to
nothing, in
their
feeking
for:
Gr
ace
,
they
only
feeke for
Grace that
they
may
have
Cordon-,
and
have
no
love
tó
Grace
any
otherwaiesbut
becaufe
it
may
bring them
comfort
and eafe
to
their
Gonfci--
"ences
r
But
now
a
godly foúle
it
rather
Peeks
for
Comfort
for
the
furtherance of
Grace,
then
Grace
for
the
furtherance
of
Comfort
;
why,
why
woulde(t thou
have
Comfort,
why
by
that
meanes
I
hope
my
heart
will be more
inlarged for
God And
the more peace
I
give
to
my
ioule
,
the greater furtherance
will
this
be
to
the
Grace that
is
in my
foule,° and
the efóre
would
I
have
Comfort
;
But
an
hypocrite he
would have
C
race
becaufe he
can have
no
Comfort without'
it,;
That
the other
would
have
comfort,
becaufe elfe
Grace
would not
io
much
thrive
in
him;
*Fifthly
,
And
then
the
lift-rule
that I
would
give.
to
moan-
nets
is
this
;
If
thou
canitnotbe
able
to
exercife.
a Faith of,Af-
furance
,
try
what
thou
canft
doe
to
exercife
a
Faith
of Adhe-
rence,
and
that
thou mayeft
doe
at
any
time,
that
every
one
hath liberty
to
doe
:
you
will
fay
it's
onely Believ
.rs:
can
doe
this
But
thou
doeft
not
now
whether
there
be.fume
leede.of
Faith
that
is
begotten
in
thy
heart
already
.yea
'or
no;
And
therefore
let
thy Condition be the faddeff
that polibly
can
be
conceived. Thou
fayeft
that
thou
haft
been
euch
and
fuch, a
wretched
firmer,
well;
we
will
grant
it,
yeti
fay,
this
very
in-
Rant when-
thou lookeft.
upon
-thy
f
lfe as
fueh°a
vifd
fanner,
there's
nothing
to
the
contrarybutthat there
nay
be
a
putting
forth
ofthe Faith'of
Adherence
;
that
is,
the
_cafling
of thy
fettle:.