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Eon,
tle
fear
buts
prrlk
it
fs
fe
in'
h?;'.
why
to attend
upon 'him
in
the
ufe
of
Ordinances
'never.
fó
tong'here,'I
am
content,:thefoule puts forth.it's power, indea-
yours, mightily crying
to
Cod,
and
fludying what
it
should do
to
know
the
way
Of
the Gofpel, more then
ever
it
did.
Fifthly,
One
that
hungers and
thirds,
his defires
are
refo-
lute, there's power,
and
indeavours,
audthey
are
refolute,
he
cloth
not
Eland
upon
conditions,
to indent
this or
that
way,
but
let the
indeavours be what
they will
be, and
indeed
this
is
the
work
of
grate
in
the
heart where
an
hypocrite
failes
:
when the
foule comes
to
relgne
it
felfe.up
to God,
it
Both
give
up
it'$
felfe
to
-Cod,
it fubfcribes
to
a
blank
as
it
were,that
.
God
fet
down what he will,
here
I
am
willing
to
yeeld
up
my felfe
"as
Paulin
hisconverfion
with trembling and
afloiiihmentAT4
;
Lord
what
wilt thou
have
me to doe
?
her
I
am
contdj
tb'
yeeld
up
my felfe
to
doe whatfoever thomrequireíl
:
that
this
is
a
condition
í
}ill)
I
only fpeak
this
in
a
sway
of meta-
phor
to
(hew the
fubmiílìon
of
the
foule
to'God,for indeed
this
is
not
a
thing
upon which
God
will give
faith, but
this
is
the
mannerof the
working of
God
upon
the
foule in bringing of
it
to
this righteoufnefs,
when
it's
in
this condition 'that
Chrit'l
here
fpeaks
of,Hungring
and
thirf
ing
after
thàs righteoufneffe
It's"
true
God
deales with a
great deale mare
indulgence to
fore
foules,
but
if
you
have
had
it
fooner
then
others,
doe
not
you
be
wanton and
fay
what
need
fo
muchadoe
in htingring
ant
thiríling
and
the
like
;
We
doe not
'impofe
this
as a
legal
qualification,
but
we
fay
this
is
the
way
that God
doh
worke
upon fome,
tokeepe them
a
great
while before
they
come to'
know
that they have
part
in this
r-ighteoufneffe,
to keep them
hungring
and
thirflitig
after
it,
and
fo
break
their
hearts...,
Sixt ly,
Which
is
very obferveable,
The
,
foule
is
unfätis' -.
ed
in
this hunger
and
thiríl, till this
rigfáteoufiiefs
do
h
conde
a
child
that
doth
but
play
with
-his
meate,
or
whore
belly fu
I,
may
be
crying
after fomething
that
he fees;
but
you
may
put
of
a
child with
a
Rattle when
his
belly
is
full, but
if
be
droughty
a
hungry,
then
'offer'
him what
rattles
you
will,
yet
he muff
have his
hunger fatisfied
if
he
be
'hungry
indeed, and
fo
it
is
with the foule,
many
a.
man
or
woman
hash
Tome.
begin
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