268
Comforts
to
thole
that
hunger.
faction
to
any
foul
to
have the righreouinefs
of Chrifl applyed
to it
for
it's
áit'charge..
No
foule can
be more content in
the
,
alluranee that
Chritts
righteouineís
belongs to
it,
then
Chrifl
doth to
have
his
righteoufnefs applyed unto
foules
that doe
hunger and
third
after
it,-
as Lath
been fpoken of
in
the
text,,
and
for that
Ile
give
you
onely this
Scripture, the
5
3
of
Ili:
a
deer
prophefie concerning
Chrifl
:
vet
:.
io.
it's
faid,
It
plea
-
fed
the
Lord
to
brui
fe
him,
he
bath
put
him
togriefe,
when thou
(halt
ma1`,e
his
fulean
offering for
fin,
he
(hall
fee hasfeed,
he
fball
prolong
his dales,
and the
pleafure
of
the
Lord(hall
profper
in his
hands,hefhall
f
ee
of
the
travel
of his
fouland
fhallbefaris
fied,For,
ify
his
knowledge
(hall try
righteous
fervant
luflifie
many,,
for
he
(hall
Beare
their
iniquities:
lvlark,He
(hall
fee
of the
travell
of
his
fain
and fhall
be
fatisfied
:What
is
the
travel of the
foul
of
Chrifl,
Purely
it
is, that
after
he
"hash
borne
the
burden
of
the wrath
-of
the Father, that then there,might be
foules
given
to
him, and
difcharged
of
their
1m
through
his
fulferings, this is
the travel!
of Chrifls foule,
Is thy foule travelling
after the
righteoufnefs
of
Jefus
Chrill
?
Thou
arc
as
it
were in
a
travell,- and
longea
after that
as any
woman-in
travel!longs to be
delivered;
know
the
foule of
Chrill
is in
as
much
travel
for
to
difcharge finners,
as
finners'are
to
be
diícharged,
and faith
the Text,
He
(hall
fee
of
the
travel
of his
foul
and
he
(hall be
fatis
fled
:"There
is
nothing
in the world
can facisñe
the
foule
of
Chrill
as
to
have
pòore
finners come in
to him,
and
to
communicate
his
righteoufneffe
to
them,
for by his
knowledge
-than
my
righteous fervant
juíli-
fie
many,
that
(hall'
fatisfie
his foul,
as
if the
Holy
Ghofl
should
fay,
after
all
that Jefus
Chrifl
hash
f
utfered
for foules, when
any
foule
(hall come
in
and
beleeve
in
him, the Lord
Jefus
!hall
apply his.righteouineffe
to
them and iulli
ie
thein,
and this
is
that
that Chrifl
t7,ai!
account worth
all his
fì
íferings, (hall
as
is
were
fay,
I
do not
grudge,
I do not
repent
for
all
that
I
have
fuffered
Teeing
I
have
the fruit of
it
that hère
are
poore
finfull
foules
diftha ged
of
their
fins
by my futferings
;
this
is
a
great
help
and
comfort
to
thofe
that
are hungring and
thirfling after
the
righteoufnefs
of
Jefus
Chrill,
you fee
what
the
hunger
of
Chrill
is,
the
travel!
of
his
foule,
and what
it
is
that
will
fads-
fie;