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Who
is
this
onepcifril'1
naáíts.
3
3,9
But
who is this
mercifull
man, what manner
of
man
is
he
Mercy
in
the
general],
it
may
be thus
defcribed.
It
is
that
grace
of
God,
whereby
the
foul
comes
to be truly
Wha:
merry
grieved
With
the miféries of others,
and
unfeignedly defirous
to help
and
relieve them
according
to their
ability,
mercy
hath
mifery for
itsobjeá
:
As
an envious
nun
heth
the
p:o-
fperity of others to
be
the object
of
his
envy, ;o the
misery
of
another
nun
is
the
objeòò
of
my picry and
myconi,
a.üon
who
an
a
mercifull
man.
For
my
part
faith the
Joule
of
amens
:u(l
man,
I
bleife
God
my
elate
iu
comfortable,
I
wan:
no.hinz
,
I
have
every thing
about
me
my
heart
can
deare,
but
the
Saints
about me are in mifery.
O that
I
could help
them that
are in
mifery, men
are
nude
fenfible by
them that
are
in
misery, a
Saints
mercy is drawne
forth
by
the
naiferies of
others
that
are
about.him.
But you will
fay,
The
Papills
and
the
Heathens,
they are
mercifull men,
they
are
pittifull
:
But what difference
is
there
then between the mercy of
a
nun truly
gracious, and
the mer-
cy
of others
?
Therefore
you
may
remember in the defcription
of
mercy
in
the general,.
I
told
you
that
it
was
a
grace
of Gods Spirit
whereby
the mercy of
a
man
is
drawne
forth
to them that
are
in
mifery.
X
X
z
SERMON