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that
hinder them
from
fhewinn
mercy.
child
:
eves:,
fo
thou knower
not
the
work!
ofÇod
who
neake,
th all
;
In themorning
Jaw
thy
feed,
and in the evening withhold
rot
thy
hand
;
for
thouknowefl
not
whether fhaíl proffer, either
this
or
that,
or
whether they
both
(hall
be
al
kegood.
As
if
be should
fay,
goe and
doe
all
the work
you
can, though
you
fee
nothing
come of
it,
yet
know
there
are
fecret
wayes
of the
providence
of:God working about
his ovine
ends
and your
good,and
there-
fore be
not
difcouraged
in doing
all
the good
you can
;
For
as
thou knowefl
not what
is
the
way
of the Spirit, nor
how
the
bones
doe
grow in the womb,
as
there's
a
fecret providence in
carrying
on
things in
the
womb;
fo
there
is
a
fecret providence
in
working
about good in
thole
wayes
that
thou
art not
able
to
tinderfland
;
and
therefore be not difcouraged
;
fo
in
the
fiat
verfe
;
In
the
morning
fore
thy feed,
and
in
the
evening,
with-
hold not
thine
hand
;
for thou
knowefl not
whether (hall proffer,
this
or
that,
&c.
I
have done no
great
good with this
good
aL
ion,
therefore I
ani
difcouraged
;
yet
let
me try another
and
another
;
In
the morning
fowe
thy feed,
and
in
the
evening
withhold
not
thine
hand, &c.
There
is
likewie
a
notable Scrip-
ture
in
the
i
3
Heb:
14,
r
5.
For here have
we
no
continuing
City, but
we
feekyne
to come.
We
have
no
continuance in this
world, we
goe up and downe, and are
driven
from place
to
place
;.
Then what
follows in the
r
5
verfe
;
By
him
therefore
tes
su
offer
thefacrifice
of
praife
to
cod
continually,
that
is
the
fruit
()four
lips,
giving.
thanks
to
his
Name. That
we will
doe,
we will
owes
praise
;
But then what
follows
verfe 16.
But
to
doe
good,
and
to
Communicate,
forget
not,
for
with fach facrifice
.god
is
well
pleafed.
We
have
no
abiding
Condition, yet let
us
le{fe
God,
and
to doe good,and
to
Communicate forget not
;
Though your
ef}ate
be never
fo
uncertain;
yet to
doe
gooäí
and
to
Communicate forget
not,
for
with fuch
facriiice
God
is
well
pleated.
But
I
may
want my felfe
if
I
fhould give
;
fee
Pro: 28.
27.
He that giveth
unto
the
poor
fhall
not
lack,
thou
trail
God
for
thy foule upon
his
promife,
and
not
for thy
body
and
outward
eílate
:
There's
n.o
fuch way
to
come
to
want
as
to be
of
an
unmerciful)
difpof
tion
towards
ethos
a
He
thatgiveth.
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