406
ZJ1efaill
Tloter,
.cleanneffe
of
our
hearts
:
That
we
might
turn faith
Daniel
from
our
iniquities,
and underhand thy
truth
As
if
he lhould
fay,
fo
long
as the
live in our
iniquities
and
defile
our
foules
by
our
iniquities, we'lhallaiever
be able
to
underfland
thy truth:
But
when we come
to
turne
f:o
a
our
iniquities, then
our
un-
derllandin`
s
will be
deer
, then
we shall know
God
and the
things
of God
in
another manner then ever we
knew
them
be-
fore And
in
the
left
of Dan:
v, t
o.
faith
the Text,
Many
fhall
be
purified
and made white, and
tryed,
but the
wicked
'hat!
;do
wickedly,
and
none
of
the
wicked flsall
underfland, but
the
mi
fe
pall
underftand
:
When
God
purities the heart then
-he
makes
-them
to
underfland
his
wayes,
but
none
of
the
wicked
OA(
underfland Gods
mind, their
hearts being'uncleane they
can
-
-not come to underhand
the
mind of(
,od
and
the
things
of
-God
:
The
underflanding
of
man
-it
hath
a
Die
from
the
will
and
the
affeekions,
that
look
as
the
will and
effedions
are,
fo
there
is
I
fay,a
Die
upon
mans
underflanding,as
it
is in
the
be-
dy,look
how
the
flomack
is,&
the diflemper of
divers
difeafes
.are,
fo
there
is
a
tinaure
upon
the
eye, the
eyes
of
imen
by
fome
kind
-of
difeales are
mightily
tnfeded
by ill fumes
that
do
arise
from
the
flomack,
fo
the
eye of the
foule
is
very
much
infecked from,
the
will
and
from
the affekions,as the
bo-
dy,
when
there
afcends no
ill vapors up
to
the eyes,
the
eyes
are
deer
and are
able
to
f
ee; but now in
force
difeaf
s
where
vapors do
afcend
up
to the
eyes, the
eye
is
diflempered
and
fees according
to
chofe
vapors:
So
if the hearts
-of
men
be
<clean,
then
ir
lees
the
truths
of .god
plainly and
cleerly,
but
if
-the
heart of man
be unclean,
then
it
is noc
able
to
fee God
-more
the things
of God.
Secondly, The
will of man
it
hath
a
great
command
over
the underf ending, the
will
of manic is
able
to
command
the
underflanding to
work about
fuch
a
work or about
another:
To
turn
away
fröm this
objet
or
the other object,
fo
that
if
die
will-
of
bean,
and
the
affedions are
dean,
then the
tilt
will
put
the
underflanding upon
meditating
on
God,
and the
ti;
in;s
of Gód
of
faflning
the
eye upon fpiritual things :
But
now,
if
the
heart be uncleane, then
it
will turne
away
thy:
underlfait-
ding