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Direthogs
te the
fe
that
are
mourners.
i4g;
have
a
hard
heart,yet if
thou
wile
power
that
fpirit
of thine up-
on
me, I
thall
mourn~,
therefore
look
up
to God
and
(lead
the
promife
:
--
And
then that
otherpronàfe,
Ile
take
away
the
heart
ofgone-and
give
them
a heart
o
f
flefh, why
Lord
this
pro=
mile
of
thine
is
not
to
fuch and
fuch, upon
fuch and fuck cond
i,-
tions,
but
a
free
and abfolute
prómife.
And then,
Ft's
a
good
Way
to converfe with
mourners, to
into the
çompany
of
fuch
as
are
broken hearted
Chri(itan3
tt
will
make
a
man
think thus,
why
Lord
God,
fuch a
one
that'
walks to in offenfively,
fo
gracioufly,
yet
what
a
broken
heart
bath
fuch
a
one
:
I
have
a
wretched heart
and
yet I
cannot
find
.
my heart break, thus
the
very fociety
of poore broken hearts.
will be.a
mighty
herpe
to
thee..
And then Fourthly,
If
you cannot
mourne, then mourn
that
you cannot mourne;
O
this will
be acceptable
unto
-God
:
You
will
fay,
I
cannot
have
command over my
heart
to
mourne for
fin as
I
delire, I
but
calif
not thou
goe
toGod
and make
thy
.
moane and complaine of this
as
the grearefl evil that
is
upon.
thee
:
Lord
I
account
this dull
hard heart of
mine
as a
molt
fearefull.evil( upon met
And
thenFifthly,. Do not
give
way
to
your felves
to
take
any joy
or comfort
in
any
thing in
this
world till
you,
get
your
hearts broken
for
your
fin:
will
not
my
heart yeeld
in
way
of
mourning for
fin,
it
(hall
riot
rejoyce then;
I
wiii.not
let it out
to
any
vaine
mirth
and'
joy
Untill I
can
a
to
break; and
al-
though
heretofore
I
tooke
content
in
fuch
and
fuch
company,.
and in the
de
of the creature:
Its
true, it
is
lafüll
for
a
man:
to
take comfort,
but
is
it
convenient for
fuck
a
man
as
I
that-
can
never
mourne for
my
fin
:
Nay
Ile
charge this
upon
my,
heart,.firfl to
labour
to
atTe&ed
for
fin
and
to
mourne
for
fin, and
"then I
hope
I`
(hall rake
morecomfort both
in
God
and
creatures. then heretofore.
And then
Laftly,
(Y
rake
heed of
finning
after
mourning
thou that wouldeft
have
filch
a
mourning
heart
as
is
here fpo-
.ken
of
in this my
text,
for thy fin.Take
heed that
if
ever
Cod
begins
to
break thy
heart
and helpe
thee to
mourne,
that
thorn,
do not
fin
wilfully
after
=tuning. If
God
begins
to
wound.
thy;