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Par,
in
heart
fhall:have
a
elear
fght
of
God
hereafter.
43T
God,
and have
Peen
what
God
bath done from
the
beginning
of
the wo
ld
ro this day
;
I
but
now
Purely
God
being
eter-
nal,
after
this world fhould be at
an
end,
as
it
will
within
a
(irk
rime,
why
God
remains everlafting,
and
the
Saints
(Mall
remain
everlaiting, and they (hall be with God
for ever,
why
then
dicy
ihali.be there where they (hail
fee what
God
will
do
for
ever:-why
God
hewill
be
working for
ever, after this
fix
chou.atid
years will
be
at
an
end,
God
Rill will
be
working
and
it's like
that
the meaneft
of
his
works are laid
f
rft,
and
he
wiil
be working
bill
higher and
higher,
and
more and
more
glorious things
to all eternity,now
for a.
creature
tube
admit;
ted
to live
will
God,
and nor only
to
fee what
himfeif
is,
and
to
fee
indeed
his
heart,
and
counfels, and
will, and
-wayes,
but
to
fee
what
trod
(hall
be doing to
all
eternity,
this
mull
needs
be
a
bleiled
Tighe:
And this fight
ofGod
(hall
be
without
any
kind
of
difcourfe
from one
thing
to
another,
as
we have now,
but
we
(hail
fee
all at
once, without
any
labour,
and
without
any p:aines
:
As
now we are
faint to take
a
great deal
drains
from one
thing
to
another.: But then
intoftive,that
is,
it
(hall be
with
the un-
dedianding
as
with the eye,
the darting of the
eye prefently
takesin.the
obeót,
and
fo
theob.eó{
(hall be
taken
in
without
any
wearilomneffe, we
(hall fee him
then
fully,
that
is,
the
un
derftandina of
man
than
be
fo
elevated,
as
it (hall
be able
to
look
upon
the
face
of
God
fully
without
any
kind
of wearineffe
at
all
;,
Now the eye
of man
is
no: able
to
look upon
the
Sun,
for
it
would
deftroy the ßght
if
we
fhotild
look upon
it
long,
it
is
too
eminent
an
objet`(, and
fo
we cannot
fleadily behold
the
face
of
"3od
now, but
then there
(hall be
the elevation
of
the
foule,
the
foul
(hall
be railed
to
that ftrength,
as
it than
be
able ro
fiend and gaze upon
the
face
of
God
for
ever,
upon
the
fulne4fe
of
his
glory,the
eye
of
the
body (hail be able
to
fee
the
glory
o God that
do.
'n
irradiate
from
hire,
which (hall be
a
thoufmd rimes more
glo
:io ; then rheSun
:
As
the Scripture
eels us
that the body of
man
(heti
be
raifed to that height,
asir
(hall
íhine
like
the
Sun
in
the
firmament
:
NOW
if
this lump
of day
full
have
fuch
a
glory:pue
;upon
it,
then
what glory
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