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The
imprity
of
f
mens
hearts.
4°3
I
,tm'a man of
uncleane
lips
(
and
certainly
if
of unclean lips,
then
he
faw
f
ome uncleanneffe in
the heart
further
)
for
mine
eyes
have
feene
the King the Lord of
Hoffis.
The
fight
of God
did
caufe
hini
to
cry our, woe
to
him,
he was
undone
;
Now
then,
if
fo
be that
(srod
lhould bring thee to
have
to
dealt.
im
mediately with him, O the terróur that
thy
Çoncience
would
bring
u¡
ou
thee
;
Thofe
uncleannef es of thy
heart,
though
they
trouble
thee
not how,
they
may
trouble thee
one day
:
,As we"know
it
is
in
a
chimny
that
is
very
fowle, if
the
tire
get
into
ir,
then
it
makes
a
flame,
and
it
is
hard
to
quench
it
:
And
fo
when
affliction
come
u
on
men
and
women that have
foo
:fie
hearts,
filthy uncleane
hearts,O
then
afflictions
are
like
totburne molt dreàdfully.
I,
.I
doe but
appeale
to
your
Con
-
.fciences in
this,
fuppote
God
should
fay
,"
Well,
all
the Con-
gregation
and ,men in
the world
Gall
know
what
uncleanneffe
there
is
in
every one
of
your
hearts,
they
(hall
know
all
rhe un-
cleane thoughts that ever
you had, and
all
the
uncleane
delires
that ever
you
had,
all
the
uncleane
fecret
workings
of
your
ihearts,
it
(hall
be
known
to
the
City,
and
to
all
the world.
Now
would it not trouble
you
to
think
that
God
should
turne
yourihlde
outward,
why
the infinite
God
he knowes all,
his
piercing
eye lóokes through and
through;
all
that uncleanneffe
of
your
hearts, they
are before him
as
any
adìions
that
ever
you
have
done
And
Confider
this,
efpecially
you
that
make
profeilon
of holineffe
and
purity,
and
yet
God
and
your
Confctences
tell
you
that
you
live in
fecret
haunts of
wicked-
neffe
:
Some
fervants
that
perhaps are falfe
to their Mailers,
and Governours
;
or areguilty
offecret
uncleannelfe, and
that
they
might cover
their
uncleanneffe will
make
great thew
of
much forwardneffe in
prayer,
and
going
to
hear
the
word,
and
who would fufpe&
thefe for
falfenele
,
for uncleanneffe,
--
And
fo
for others
;
O
this
is
a
moll abominable
thing to
have
an
uncleane
heat,
and think
to
cover
it
by making
a
profeffion
of
Religion Thou doefl take the
name of
God
in vaine
in a
molt dreadfull manner,
and
know
that the
wickedneffe of thy
heart will
find
thee
our'
;
And jufl
it
is
with
God
to
leave
thee to the
wickedneilè of thy
heart,
to break,
.in'
o
outward
F
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M
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