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They
that
hunJcn
are
bleared
for
the pnefoat,
29
and
thou
wilt
cauce
thine
ear
to
hear
;
and
then
in
Pfd.
22.26.
The
meek
(hall eat, and
he
fatis
fled :
they
fhall
praife the
Lord
that
feekhitn,
your
heart fhall
live
for
ever.
They
hhall
praile
the Lord
that
feek
him,
who are
they but
thole that
hunger and
thin
(I
after
him
?
here's
a
promife, they
fhall
praire
God
;
you
are now
altogether
in
way
of reeking,
'in
hungring and
thirfling,
here's
a
promife that you fhall
praife,
and
that
your
heart
fhall live
for
ever. There
is
a
principle
of
life begun,
and your
heart
(hall live for
ever,
you
think
that
becaufe
of
fo,
much
corruption that
there
is
in your
hearts
that
you
fha
II
at
length
fall
off,
dye,
vanilla
and come
to
nothing, but they
¡hall
praile the Lord that
feek him, and your
hearts
shall
live for
e-
ver
:
You (hall praife
God
one day for
there delires,
for
this
hungring and
thirlling, that's another
promife
:
and
then
in
41
Ifa.
x7.
when the
poor
and the
needy
feekwater,
and there is
none,
and
their
tongue
faileth
for
thir
I
the
Lord will
heY
them,I
the
god
of
frael
will
not
forfake
them, But,
I
will
open
rivers
in
high
places,
and
fountains in the
midfh
of
the Valleyes,
I
willmake
the
wilderneffe
a
pool
of
water,and the
dry land, fprangs
of
water,
&c.
Arad
I
will
let
in
the
defert
the Farr
-tree,
the Pine,
and the
Box together
:
Mark, how
Gods heart
is
in
this promife
to
thofe
that thirfi
:
And
we are
to
know
that
by
there
exprer
lions
of
outvaard
things, fpirituall
things
are,
couched under
them;
for
that
was
the
way
in
the times
of
the
Old Tellament
epeciallÿ, that the
Lord promifed the
graces
of the Golpel
moll
under
outward
things,
in
an
external( way,
but
fpirituall
blediings
were couched under
them.
--
And
there's
two things
that
I
would obferve in this
promife, the 6rfl is,
how many
times God
expreife.h himfelfand faith,
l'le
do
this for
thee,
1,
I,I'le
do
it,
in
the
17
verfe, there
you have
I,
I,
twice,/
the
Lord
will
hear
them,
I
the
God
of
/frael
will not
forfake
them,
then
in
verle
18.
I
will
open
rivers
in
high
places,
and
I
will
snake
the
wilderneffe
a
poele
of water,
&c. then
there's
a filch
and
faxth
I
in
verf
x
9.
I
will
plant'in the wildernefe
the
Ccd
ar,and
I
will
fet
in
the defart
the Firr
tree,
&c,
l'(e'do
there
thins
for
fuch
as
hunger,
as
thirll af:er
;
they
(hall have
water
:
Six
tmaes in
a
very few
w">rds
of Scripturre,God
fai
h, I, I, I,
T,I
x
will