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Dire5lions
to thofe
that
are
mourners.
147
Peter
When
he
had committed that great
fin;
and
Chrifl
did
Tooke
upon him;
you know
the
text faith,He
went out
and
wept
bitterly
,
But
I
rind in one
of the Gofpels,
it's
faid
more theiì
he
wenrout,(though
that
would.ferve
our
turne
that
he
would
not
flay among
the
company,but when he would
fal
a
mourning
he gets
alone;)
but I
find
in Mark!
Gofppel,
Chap:
11..
v.
7
z.
it's
Paid,
and when he thought
.thereon
he
wept. Now the word
that
is
trantlared,
He
thought
therean,thof that
underf
}and
the
ep.Rxwo.
Original
know
it
is a
word
that
liignifies any
kind
of violence
that
a
man
ufes upon
himfelfe,
and
fo
by
force
tranllated,
the
eafting
out
himfelfe, a
ufeing
a
violence upon himfelfe in calling
himfelfe out from the company,
he
had enough,of
them: O do
thou fo, when
thou feelefl the Spirit of
God
begin
to
fir
and
work
in
thy
heart,
even call
out,
thy ,felfe
as
it
Were
from
com-
pany; and labour
to
work upon
thy tnoughts thofe
things
that
may effe& thy
heart
further.
Secondl
,
Prefent
God to thy'
foule
to
the úttermofl that
thou
art
able
:
Confider that thou hail
to
deale with
an
in:`,nite
God
in all
thy wayes,
prefent
God
and
Chrif
to
thy foule
:
You
will fay,
I
dare not
:
--
I
but be
not afraid
of
this,
you
mull
one day
fee
the Lord
in his
glory, and
therefore
prefent
the Lord
to
thy
foule now in
his
glory.
Thirdly;
And then
do not
fatisfie
your hearts
in
any
duty
till
you
find your
hearts beginning to break, do thou
call
thy
felfe to
account,
I
am
'now
praying
to
God,
and
I
can
pray,
Forgive
as
our trefpaffes as
we
forgive
theno:.
But. now
do
I
hndd
my
heart
mourning for
them,
I
[peak
of
my fins,.
do.I
acknow-
ledge
them intthe bitterneffe
and
trouble of
my foule
>
&this
were
an
excellent frame not to leave
of
ill
thou £indef thy
heart
fomewhat
to
fir
:
I
but
you
will
fay,.
O but
I.
cannot
get
my
heart to flit, God
knowes
I
would
give
a
great deale
if
every time I went into
he
pretence
of
God
I
could
get
my
heart
to
lament
and
mourn for my
fin,
Olbut I
cannot:
It
s
well
that
thou
fayef that
thou
would'f
do it,whereas
you
have
fo;ne
that
think
if
once they be
beleevers,
why
th n ould
they
mourne
;
Now
for
the
convincing
of this
vain-
o
;inioil,
know
but
thus
Much
;
That the truth
is,
There
is
rather more
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