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Wherein
the
fight
of
God
appears
to
be
fad)
a
happy
thing.
he
were
in
all
that
Calory
that
potfibly
a
man
could be in
a
Kingdome,
yet
he forfooke
Egypt,
away
he
goes out
of
Egypt,
not fearing
the difpleaíure
of
the King,
that
the.
King would
purfue him
:
when
he
went
out,
why
he wen. out over
a
great
deale of
difficulties,
carrying along
with
him
To
many
thou-
Enos,
and not knowing how
to provide
fo: them
,
pay
{ìszg
through
the red
Sea,
yet not
difiouraged
with feares
;
ya,he
doth
nor
repent
him
after
he is
come
in
o
any
difficulties
;
many
men
undertake bufineifes, but
when they
meete with
difficulties, they begin
to
repent themfelves that they were
fo
farre
Ingaged,M.
fes repents not
upon
any
difficulty
;:
for
why,
the text
iai
:h;
he endured,
he
went through
all , and all
upon
this
ground,
For
he
faw
h:na
that
is
I
vi
fble
;
If
InviJ4le,
how
could
he fee
him
?
If
he
faw
him, how
was
he Invifible
?
Invi-
fible
to
the eye of
fence
;
yea.
and
that
kind of the
Glory of
God
that
Mof
s
íaw was
Inki
ible
to
the eye of
Reason
;
it
was
by
a
princi,:le
elevar
ing Reason
;
by
aprircii
le
of Fai
h
that
is Reasons
profpeaive
Glass
;
he
faw
the
Invifible
God,
and
tharçarryed
him through all.
Certainly
thole men
and women
that
are quickly di,.couraged in the
wayes
of
God,
never had
a
fight
Of
.pd,
the
fight
ofGod
would, carry
through
all
diffi-
culties. For
--.:
ad
to
fa
,
I
am he,
as
it
humbled Saul
and
flops
him
in
his
w'y
in
which
he
was
going
again&
God
;
fo
it
will
raife and incou
rage the
heart
pf
a
Saint.
,
in
his
way, when
it
comes
to
fee
-liar
it
is
the
Lord that
I
have
to
deale with,
a
fight of
the
Invifible
God
;
O
bleifed
therefore
are
the
pure
in heart,, for
they
Cr
all,f
ee
God
;
the
fight
of
God
is a
bleifed
thing
:
even
the
fight
of
od
that
.ve
have
here,
it
is
by
that we come
to
have
communion
with him, we cannot
have
communionwith
God
without the-fight of
him
;
And
how
ma-
14y
Saints
a
e
there that
can fpeak by
their
own
experience,
they would no loose fome one
filth:
of
God
that they
have
had
in
their
converge
wi h
God,
nor
for
a
world,
o
-hey
fee
'tis
bleed,
'tic
bleffed here,but
much
more bleifed hereafter
;
They
!Fa' fee
God.
This
lromife
feemes to refer
to
what
fltall
be hereafter
;
the fight of
God hereafter
;
we
fometimes, thfrike,
tiat
God
ha!li
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