431i
Tore
in',
art
f14ìl
hate
a clear
fight; of
Cod
Lereafter:
truthis,
the
moil
of our knowledge
of
'God
here,
it
is but
bÿ.
negations rather then
any
other
way
:
J3ut
then we
`fball fee
him
as
he
is, not
only
what
his
beerng
is
not, but
what
it
is,
nd we
!hall
fee
God
likew ife in
the unity of
his'n.
ure
were
we
fee
God
in
feveral
pares,we cannot
underhand the
ex-
cellency
of God to
be
all
one
here
;
As
thus,
when we
would
know
God,
how come
we
to
know and
fee
him
here,
why
'by
thofe feveral fhines
of
his
a,tributes,as
by
the
power,&
w fd5m;,
and
holine
f,, and
goodrefs,
and
faithfulnefs,& eternity,
and
Jmplì-
city,
andin
fanitenef
of God
;
i
hefe
now
are
feveral
things,but
ertainly
there
are
not -manythingsin
God,
all thefe
attributes
re
but
that one
inanite
excellency of
God,
only
they
are
di-
-Vet-re
according to the
feveral
vayes
of the
manifeflation
of
that
one
excellency of
God:
As
fometimes
I
have
told
y
=ou
of
chi
fl-.ine
of the
Sun
through
feveral glaflès
of
leveral
colours:
The
fame beam of
the
Sun
through
a
blew glaffe, gives
a
blew
reffe
&ion,
and
through
a
green,
a
green,
and
through
a "red,
á
red,
but
there
is
no fuch change of
the
Sun,
fo
the
fame'excel
lency of
Cod
working feveral wayes appears
diverfly to
us,
and
fo
we
fee
God
as
if
he
were one great excellency,
made
up
of
many
excellencies, but certainly this
is
not
fo,
God'
is
not
filch
a
glorious excellency,
as
made
up
of
many,
for
he
is
but one,
Bleffed
are
the pure
to
heart,
for
they
fhall
fee God
ilk
the
unity
of
hza
being.
And come
to
fee
the great millery
ofthe
Trinicy,how
three
Perfons, but oneGod,
what
the
Work
of
the Father
is.in
beget-
ting
:
and what
the
Son
is,
in
being
begotten
:
And the
Holy
Ghofl
is
in
proceeding,
we fee
thefe things
by
faith
now,
but then
by fight.
And
we !halt fee
God
in
his
eminency,
and
infinite
above
all creatures whatfoever,and fee him
in
heaven
as
he
is:
and
£ée
what'evei he
1141l
doe;
what
ever he
!hall be working
to
all
eternity,
the
Saints
fluall
fee
God,
(befides the
being
of
God)
hfay,
fee
him in all his workings
that
(hall
be
to
eternity
the
Lord
in leffe
then thefe
fix
thoufand years,
how glorious
hath
he
been
in
his
workings, and would
it
not
be.
a
bieffed
thing
if
ally
-me of
you had
been admitted
w
have
been
with
God