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.kasles
to
help
finis'
in
the
way
of
hu7ing,
313
that
thou
hungrefl
and
thirffeff
after
fomewhar,
that
thou
haft
a
defire
after
fomething
in
the
wayes
of Godlineffe,
but
let it
be
after
all
the
wayes
of
righteoufnefs
;t
let
there
be
no
way
ofrighreoufnes,but
thou findeff thy
heart
thus
upright with
God to
hunger
and
thirff after it,and
thou canif
freely
exprefs
thy felfe
to God,
that he that
knows'all things knowes
that thy
heart doih
make
after
all
righteoufneffe whatfoever,
iris
that
thou longefl
after,
all
his wayes,
and all his
commandements
that
thou
mightelf fulfill them,
that
thou
wilt not give liberty
to
thy
felfe
in any
thing
that
is
not according to
his wayes
;
Hunger after
all
righteoufneffe.
Fourthly,
When
thou haft expreff thy
delires
to
God,
and
that after all.righteoufnef
e,
Tooke
after thy delires, often
confider what becomes
of
thy
delires,
how long have
I
thus
hungered
and
thirtled after
righteoufneffe,when
did God
begin
to
open
my
conscience, and
to
fair
my
heart
after righteouf-
neis
:
Think,
bath
it
not been ever
fine
I
can
remember,
or
for
a
long
time,
what
then
bath become
of
my
delires all
this
While,
what bath
becomeof
my many
prayers
that
I
have
put
úp
to
God
that
he
would come
in
with
-his
grace,&
renew
his
Image
in
my
fout
look
after thy defires,fee
what
becomes
of
them
;
many
men
and women have
a
kind of forme in pray
-
ing
tò God,
and
wishing
that
it
were
better
with
them, but
they do
not
look
back
to theirwithes,either God
grants
my
de-
fires,or he
doth not, either
I
doe
get
more power over my
corruptions,andmore ability
to
ferve him in
the
wayes
of
righ-
teonfneffe, or
I
do
not,
if
I
do,
then
I
have
matter to
praife
And
blefl'e
him
;
If
I
do not,
I
have
matter
of humiliation;
but
where's the
man
or woman
that
everyday
examines
what
be-
comes of
their
prayers
after grace,
to
make
either Gods
granting
their
delires
matter
of praife,or Gods denying
their
delires
matter
of
humiliation.
Fifthly,
Be
Pure
to
manifeff
thy delires
in
the
ufe
of all
meanes, observe
that
rule,
and
'obferve this particular in
it,
that
if
fome
meanes
will
not doe, then adde others,
if
ordina-
s
f
ry