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SERMON
XXII
O
11.
The
feverall
workings
of
mercy
in
the heart..
M
A
T
H.
5.
7.
Ble
ffecl
are the
merci
frill
?for
they
lhall
obtainc
mercy.
H
E worke we
have now
to
doe
is
to
thew
you,
Firft,
The
feverall
workings
of
mercy
in.the heart.
Secondly,
The
motives
unto.it.
Thirdly, The
objea
of mercy.
Fourthly, The
gracious manner of
the
work
-ofmercy: And then
we
(hall come
to.this'
prowife that
is
here made
to
them
that
are
mercifull,
that
they
'hall
obtaine
Mercy.
Fot'the
feverali
workings
of
mercy
in-
the-heart,
they
are
there.
The
firft
aEt
of
mercy upon
the
taking
notice
of
the
mile
ries
of others,
ii
grieves
for
them, there
is,
a comp
flìon
to-
Wards
thole
that
are in
mifery
:
Amercifull
man
will
not flight
the
miferies.of
others,
much leife
will.
he defpife them,
or
conternne
others that
are
in
mifery. merciful! man doth
not
think
the
miCeries
of
others not at
all
to
concerne him, but
he
looks upon
them
as
concerning himfelfe, he
is
sçieved;
his
heart
is
taucht
With
the miferies
of
others.
Secondly,