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Ways
whereby God
reveals
himfelfe to
the
foule.
fed,
and
God
revealing himfelfe
unto them,
If
you
fhould
aske
them; what doe
you know
of God
now
more then
you
have
done, they
are
not
able
to
expreffe, onely this,
we
can
fay,
We
were
blind,
but
now
we
fee, we
doe
fee
God
in
another
manner then ever we have
done.
And befides
this
more immediate revelation
of
God to the
foule, one that's pure
in
heart
fees
God'
in
his
works, in the
beholding of the great
works
of
God
in the glafs
of the
crea-
ture
,
in
the
heavens and
earth,
and
feas
;
itjeholds
God
in
anotherway then ever
it
did
before
:
O
the,
glory
of God
that
appeares when
it
lookes upon
the
rifing of
the
Sun, and
the
Moone and
Starres, and the
vafineffe
of the Seas,
and
the
body
of
the earth.
Perhaps
fuch
dayes
as
thefe after
Sermon
is done,many
of
you will
be
walking up and
down.
the
fields
;
but
what
doe
you
tee
?
why you
fee
the green
grafs, and other
men
walking
up
and
downe,
and you
fee
trees
;
But what
of
God
doe
you
fee
here
?
Now
if
you
did
walke
meetly to
con-
template of
God
appearing in
his
works,
then it
were
another
matter
;
A
fpirituall
heart
when
it
lookes upon
the
works
of
God,
it gets
through
the
work
prefently
to God,
it
looks
up
to
heaven,
and fees
the God
of
heaven,
and
the
Cod
of
the
earth
and plants
;
--
And this
is
my
God,
and
the glory
of
God
that
appeares in
all
the creatures, it's the
glory
of
my
God
;
Indeed
when he goes abroad he
may
fee
more Land
then
his
ovine, I
but
I
cannot fee
more
Land
then
is my
Fa-
thers.
And
thòugh
God
fhines
much in his
works,
yet
he
appears
more
clearly
in his
word
;
And
it's
a
good
Argument
of
one:
that's
fpirituall,
that
can fee
more
of the Glory
of
God
in
the
word, then
in all
the great
works
that ever were
done
in
the
world
:
If
the
Lord should
carry
a
man
or
woman
over
all
the
world, and
thew them
all
the
Cotn
lies
in
the
world";
yea,
carry them
up
to
heaven, and
Chew
them the
Sunne,
Moone,.
and Starres, and
finable
them
to
underfiand
all
the
motions
of
them,
and
Phew
them the
Seas, and
be
able
to
underfiand the
motion of the
Seas,
the
ebbi'ngs
and
the
flowings, and
all
the
vafineffe
of that
creature:
And
fo
if
he were
able
to
under-
.
and