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excellency
of
a pure
heart,
tarion
doh
but
now
make appear what
was
before
in
the heart,
but
now one
that's pure in
heart,
one
that
hash
thof
corru,-
ti'otis
mortified, that
is
cleanfed
from
pride,
and felf-love, and
the.
like, though
filch
a
one be
wronged,
yet
he can keep him-
feif
in
a
meek
and
quiet temper,
he
can commit
his,caufe
to
God,
and
go
and make his
moan
to God,
Bleffed
are
the
pure
in
heart,
they are
of"found and
hail
Spirits and
are
nor
eafily
di-
flempered
as other men .are, and hence
.
follows,
they
have
found
hearts
;
ï
Tiro:
7.
r:.
Thirdly,
Bleffed
are thepure
in
.heart,
for
they
have,
much
peace of conscience,
they are able
to
look upon
the
face
of
God
with peace and joy,when
God
appears in his
great
works
abroad
in
the world
their
confciences fpeak peace unto
them,
and they
rejoyce that they
havg
to
deale
with
filch a
holy
God
as
the Lord
is, and
all this
comes
from
the
cleannefs
that there
is
in
their
hearts,
in
the
yob
14, 15.
If
iniquity
be
in thine.
hand, put
it far
away
an
let not
wirkednef
dwel
in.
thy Taber
-
nacles
:
What
then? For
then _halt thou
.lift
rip
thy
face with-
out
fpot, 7e
thou
fhalt
h.efieadfafl
and
_hall
not
ft:ar r
Mark,here
it's
fpoken
concerning the having
of
clean
hands,
and
putting
iniquity far
from us,
Purely
when we have
not
only
put
iniqui-
ty from
our
hands;
but
from our
hearts,
when wickednefs
is
not
only far
from our
Tabernacles, but
far from our
hearts,
then
_hall
we
be
able
to
lift
up our faces
without fpot, to be
fleadfaff,& not
tó
fear'whatfoever evil rydings
comes,çye
_ball
be
able
to
look upon the
face
ofGod,
to
lift
up
our countenan-
ces and not
to
fear
;'
When
a
man
hathg
uilinef a
in
his
heart,
and he hath an
impure
con
cience,fucha man
though
he
can.lift
up
his face
whenhe
is
among
his
impure company, yet when
Cod
comes
to
cal
him
before himfelf,&
hath
ro deat.with him
fa
that
he
(hail
l'ee
plainly
'ti
the
juft, right, &
holy
God that
now
I
have
ro
deal
withal,rhat
I
_land
before,
an
impu
re,
con
fcience an
impure heart will
thencaufeterror to
be in men,&
be ready
to
'overwhelm
théwith
horror the prefence,of God
its
very dreadful
to
an
impure
heart
:
Bleffed
arethe
pare in
heart,,,
for
they fhail
feeGod,the prefence of
God
fhall be joyfull
unto
them,nat to others;
.In
the
5
Y
Pfal:
7,
8.
David
there
having
defil'd
his
heart,
began
to
look
upen
the prefence
of
God
as
terrible.: