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Wherein
the
fight
of
God is
a
bleffed
thing:
derftanding,
to
be
able
to
conceive of things,
why what
a
glo-
rious change
would
there
be
there
?
But
now when
God
gives
us
a
f
irituall
fight
of
hinifelfe,
there
is as
great
a
change,
and
that
is
aboundanrly
moreglorious,
and
more blefled
it
would
be
then the
adding
of
Peeing
to
a
nun
that never
had
fuch
a
fence,
or
the adding of
Reaion
to the
Bealts
;
---
It's
a
blelfed
thing
to
fee
Gof ,
and
that
we
find
in Scripture
fet out to
us
naan}'
wages.
As
I
rft,It
is
made
to
be
the fruit
of the Covenant
of
Grace;
howfoever men
may thinke
light of
it,
that doe not
know
it;
As
the
beafts
that
know not what reafon is,
they
are
not trou-
bled
for
the
want
of it,
and
if
we
had
not
knowne what the
fence
of
fight
meant,
we
fhould not
have
been troubled fot
the
want
of
it
;
fo
the
world
is
not troubled
for
the
want
of the
fight
of God,
becaufe
they
knowno
more what
it
meanes then
the
Beafts knowes
Reaion,
or
a
man
that
had
had
the
foure
fences could
have knowne
what
a
fift
had
meant
;
But the
Scripture
makes
it to
be
a
fruit
of
the Covenant of Grace,
in
teremy
mark how
the Lord
expreffes himfelfe,
Chap.
3/.
34.
They
(hall teach
no
more every
man his
neighbour,
and
every
man his brother,
fraying, Know
the
Lord
;
for they
(hall
all
know
me,
from the
leaf!
o
f
them
unto
thegreatet
of
them
faith
the
Lord
;for
I
willforgive
their
iniquity, and will
remember their
fin
no
more.
It's
a
fruit both
of
the Covenant
of
Grace,
and of
the
pardon
Of
fin,
that
is
the fpeciall mercy
in
the
Covenant.
The
reafon why
there
are
fo
many
of
you
that
know nor
God,
it
is
becaufe your iniquities are
not forgiven,but
God
remem-
bers
your fin, you are
not
in
Covenant with
God;
when God
brings
you
into Covenant with himfelfe,
and forgives
your
fin,
he makes you
to
know
himfelfe.
Secondly For
God
to reveale himfelfe, it
is
a
great fruit
Of
love;
of
the
love
of
God to the
foule, for
God
to
manifeft
himfelfe
to it. In
the
r
4
Ph:
it.
Ile
that
loath my
Commart-
dements
and
keepeth
them,
he
it
is
that
loveth
me
;
and
he
that
loveth me,
¡hall
be loved
of
my
Father,
and
I
will
love
hint
How will that be
manifeled
?
and will
manife
jt
my
fife
to
hm.
Chrifts
manifefting himfelfe
to
the foule,
is
a
fruit of
his love,
and
of
his Farhers
love.
Yea
Third=