72 / 1054
On
the Excellency of
Chrift.
t
Pet.X.tz.
The Angels are
Paid
to
defre
tolook,into the
think(' of
the
Goy
pel.
7
opry into
them.
They
(loop
down to
pry
into
thofe things of the
Cofpel.
Great
is
the myffery
of
godiinefs
in
Chriff
Jefus
:
Oh
there
are many glorious
myfteries of godlinefs
in
Jefus
Chrift,
AnGi
fuch things
ccs
eye
hash
not
feen,
ear
bath
or
heard
,
neither can enter into
the
heart
of man
to
conceive, as
the Scripture
faith
in
r
Cor.2.9.
yea, they are
revealed onely
by
the
Spirit
of
God
that
fearches all things ,
yea
the
deep
things
of
God
;
the Spirit
that
fearches
the deep
things
of
Cod
,
inuft reveal
the
things
of
the
Gofpel unto
that
foul
that
ever comes
to the
knowledge
of
them.
It
was
a
work of
the
Spirit
of God
to
inftrua
Bez,aleel
and
A3holiab
in thofe
Arts of
Work
-
manfuip
,
to
work
in
Brafs
,
and the like ,
iris
a
work of
Cods
Spirit
to
Phew
a
man
the reafon
of
the
things
of na-
ture
but
now
when Gods Spirit comes
to
reveal
Chrift
to
the
foul, for it
is
the Spirit of
God
that
fearches
the
deep
things
of God;
this
puts an
emphafxs
upon
it,
íhewingthat
the
things
of
the Gofpel
are
deep
things,
they are
things
that
onely are
revealed
by
Gods
Spirit
,
and not
by
an ordi-
nary
work of
Gods Spirit, but
by
an
extraordinary
work of
the
Spirit of
Cod
,
that
Spirit
that
fearches the deep
'things-
-of
God mull declare
there things to
any foul
that
comes
to
the underttanding of
them.
,His
Ndme
is
Wonderful.
Now
furely
hee
that
God
fpake fomuch of
before hee
carne
into the world,
hee
that
-fo
many
wife
men
and Prophets
did
fo
long
to
fee,
hee
that
was
the
expeJation
and
or
of the
whole
Church
of God
frbintthe beginning
of
the
world,
before
lace
came; hee
that
was fo typified our by
all the
Sacrifices
and
Types
of
the
Old
Teftament,
by the
Temple,'
that
Was
the
wonder
of
the world
at
that time
;
Flee -that
when hee
came
into
the
world,
had
his
birth
fotemnized
by
the
Angels
,
a
heavenly
_Quire tinging Doxologies
;
Hee that had
upon
his firft
coin-
ing the
wife
men
from
the
Eafl coming
to
worfnip him,
furely hee
muff bee
"fome
wonderful one
,
forne
great
one;
and therefore
as
wee:
read of the
people
in
Laski
r.
66.
when