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sYhAt
trite
hssngring
and
thirfing
of
the
foule
is,
thefe delires
have
been
Barnett, and
not
at
a
moode
or flash,
but-in
a
conaant
and
felled
way
:
And
they
have
been induftrious, Lord thou
knowett
the
paines
that
my foule
iiath
taken,and
Rill
am willing
to take,if I might but
overcome
inch
corruptions,
and
be
enabled
to
walke
with
thee
inholi-
neffe
and
righteoufneffe,
I
care not
what paines
I
tooke
e
And Lord,
this bath
been from year to yeare,
and
I
am
refol-
ved that
this
fhallcontinue,
and through
thy grace I
hope
it
will continue
to
my
dying day,
fo
as
if
I
£houid
perilh
I would
perish
crying
to thee
for
the
Righteoufneffe
of
thy
Son,
and
ihr
the Righteoufnelfe of
San
&ihcation of
my
heart;
Lord this
it
is
that
thou
haft
wrought in
my
foule,
now
if
thou
caul}
be
able
thus
to
appeale
to
God,
Blelfed
art
thou,
Blcffed
are
t/
ofe
that
doe
hunger
and
thirft after
righteoufneff
e,
in
this manner
But
now though in
the very nameing
of
thefe things,
perhaps.
the Lord
may
be
plelfed
fo
farre to
worke upon tome
hearts
as
to
quicken force
delres
after the
wayes
ofGod,
and
Righte-
oufnetle, yet the
main
thing
that
is
to
be
prefented
to
you
for
the
quickning
of
your
hearts,
is
the felting the
beauty
and
the
excellencyof
it
before
you
;
And
fo
the
comforting
and
en-
couraging of the
foule to
Peeking
after
it.
SERMON