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What true hungring and
th:rfling of
tire
faul
gis,
Ngy
foule
thirtiethfor
t{
ee,
my
field)
longeth
for
thee, faith the
Psalm
if
.,
but then
mark what tollowes in
the
8
ver:
My
foule
foll.owcth
hard
after
thee,
faith
David, that
will
be
the
fruit of
gracious
delres,
if
thou hail
a
delire to get
grace, to
e
u'.
t
righ-
re.nefle,
if
thou
doeff thirfl for ir, then
this will follow,
thy
heart
will
follow hard
after
Cod
in
the
ufe
of
all
means
that
God
is
pleated to afford, if there
be
any
ordinance of God
that
may
further
the
work
of
thy
grace,
thou
wilt
delre
that
to,
and
if
there
be
any
paints, if
ordinary meaner will
not doe
ir,
thou wilt
be
willing
to
ter
upon
extraordinry meanes,
there's
fuch a
corruption that
thou complainefl
of,
and
ordinary
means
will
not
doe
the
work, well though
it
be
to beate
downe the
body,
to
beate
down
the
fieha, whatfoever thou doff cro
e
thy felfe
in,
yet
this
is,
the
thing
that
thou
art relolved,if
pow-
er
againfl
corruption
can be
had, thou
wilt
have
ir,
thou wilt
-rather
doe
or fuller
the
hardef'f
thing
in
the world, then
not
have
there
thy
delires accomplifht.
;Sightly, they are abiding delires, they
will
continue
and
never be
quiet
untill the thing be done,
In the 119
Pfd:
zo,
v.
before named, My
foule
brealtth
for the
longing
that
it h,vh
unto
thy
judgements,
marke,
at
all
times,
there
are
fome
of
you
that
in
Tome
good moodes,
you have
even
breakings in
yc
ur
foules, mighty defires,.O
that God
would give me,
grace,
;and
you can pray
mightily,
and
fend mighty cryes to
heaven for
grace
in force
good moods.
It
may
be
when
you have
been
up-
on
your
fick
-beds
and
affraid
of death,
or when
you have b ern
furred
ma
Sermon,
you
have
gone home and,
have
inaiiifefed
your delires to heaven,that
the Lord
would
be pleated
40
help
you,
and
purge your hearts, and
give
you
grace, but is.itar
all
trines,
atother
times
you
are
faire
enough from
any
filch
Wor-
king
of
Spirit after this righteoufneffe, but it
was
in
Day.:ci, his
foule
did
break
after the judgements of
God
at
all
times,
by
judgements
we are
to
underffand the Statutes, the
Commas:de-
meats,
the
will
of
God;
that
is,
that
he
might
have
his
heart
futable
to the
will
of God revealed
in his
word,
and
in
-the
143 Pfab
6.
verf My
foul
thirtieth
afterthee,_.ois
a
ihirly
land.
Now
you
know
the
t
hirfly-land
it
gapes
for want.
-òf
k
't
a
:et,