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The
excellency
of
a
pure
heart.
Ghofl it's cleanfed,
furely
that that
is
the fruit
of
the
blood,af
Chrif}
that's
purity,
when
the blood of
Chrif} and
the
holy,
Cboft
as
water comes to
be.
powred our upon
the
foule,
furely..
thefe mutt
work
moll glorious cleanefs
Ind
purity.
Secondly,
This
purity of heart,
is
the c.ote
ibundneffe
'of
Spirit
:
It's
that
will
help
againft
diltempers,
fo
that
though
there
be outward
occafions
to diftemper the heart, yet where
the
heart
is
clean within,
it
will not be
diftempered
as
others
are,
as
'tis
with the body, the body
of
a
man
that
is
foule,
let
fuch
a
one
take
but
a
little
cold,prefently
there
will grow
f
ch-
nets,
if there
be
any
externill
thing
that puts
him
out
of
any
orderly
courte, then he will
fee
the
foulnele
of
his
body,
and
he faith,
it
was
the
cold
I
took at
fuch
a time,
the
cold
thou
tookefl,
it
was
the foilnefs ofthy body,
and
thiscold
thou
haft
is but
that
hath occafioned
the Itirringof the
humors
of
thy bo-
dy
tome way
.or
other A
foul
body
is
very
fib
-e6t
to
dileafes
upon
any
occafion,but one that bath
a
cleanbody,:hat
is
clean-
fed from
fuch
humors
that'are
iii
chers,
let
fetch
a
one indure
cold
or
heat, whatfoever outward
thing
befits
him, yet
his
-body
is
kept
whole
and
found,
why
it
is from the cleannefs
that
is
in
his
body,
fo
it
is
in
the
heart, the
hearts
of
men that
are
impure,
when
any
temptation
comes
to
evil,
it
dorh
might
tily difiemper thein,what
a
deal
of
filth appears
in
their
hearts
upon
the
occafion
of
any
temptation,
and
they
lay
it
upon the
temptation,
though
they
had
tempted
thee
never
fo much,
yet if there
had not
been
much'foulneffe
in
thy
heart,the
temp-
tation
would
never
have
prevailed,.faithChrif},7
he
Devil
comet
the
finds
nothingin me.In that
one
thing
of
pailîon and
anger:
Many
of
you
feem to
live very fair andplaufibly
-in
your
courfe,
let
fotne
cone
and anger you,
that
you
are put
into
a
pallion,
whit
a
deale of
filthinefs and bafenefs will
appear,
in
you
:
You
will
fay,
it
was
fuch
a
one
that
angred
me,
and he pro-
vokt
me,
and why
did
he
do
thus and thus againll
me,
fo you
are
ready
to
lay all
upon
the temptation,
when
thetruch
is,
it
was
from
the
fiL_hinefle
of
your
corruptions,
for
all the
filthy
fturfe
'hat
ap
ears in
a
pailïon,
it
was
there before,
'only:
there
was an occafion
to'(r
it;
but there
it
lay
before,and
this temp
-.
ration