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application
of
the Fein
:.
dreadful
to
you
:
Now
you can
defile
your felves
with unclean
thoughcs,
with covetous
thoughts,nowfecredy
you def,
le
your
hearts,
you
defile
your
felves
wich
unjuftice,
byfalíe
gain
and
think
to
get to
your felves
that
way,
-and
f®
your
fouls
are
del-
led,well,this defilement of
your fouis will make
God
dreadful
tó
you
one
day;
therefore
go
away
with this
as
your
portion,
ail
you
that
have
defil'd
your confciences with
unjuift
gain,
and
with
the
tufts
of the
fle(la, go away
with
this from
God darted
upon
ycu
:
Well,
this will
make
the
fight
of God
the molt
fcareing
that ever
can
be,
when
God
(hall aopeare
:
ô then
learn
we
to
purifie our hearts
what we can
:
you
whole con
fciences
tell
you
there
is
much
uncleanefle
in you:
tell
not
un-
til
you
come
to
find your
coifciences
cleanfed'by the
blood
of
the Lamb, fan&ified by his
Spirit,
fall down
before
the Lord,
O Lord
I
am an
unclean
wretch,
and by
that that I
have
heard
this
day,
there
is
that truth
prefented to me
that (trikes
upon
my
confcience,
that
this
fecret
uncleaneffe
that
no
eye
in
the
world
ever
flaw,
yet thy
eyes having
Peen,
it's
that that
will.
make thy
pretence terrible to me, Lord
cleanie nie, wa!h
me,
and purge me
with
hyfop
:
We
read
in
the. 34. jeer:
3
And
thou
fhaltnot
efcape out
of
his
hard,
hut
(halt
Purely be
taken,
and
delivered
into
his
hand, and
thine
eyes
(hall
behold
the King of
Babilon,
and
he
(hallfpeakto
thee mouth
to
mouth, and thou fhale
go
to
Babylon
:
Here
s a
threatning to
Zedekiah,
that
his
eyes
fhould.behold the
eyes
of the
King
of
Babylon;
that's
thus:
Zedektab
had
dealttreacheroufly with the
King
of
Babylon,
and
thought to
fhifc
and provide for himfelf, and thought
he
was
far
enough from
the
King
of
Babylon,
well, faith
God
in
a
way
of
threatning
:
Thou thmkefl
to
fhift
and
provide
for thy
felfthus,,but thine
eyes
(hall
fee
the King
of
Babylon.
:
So
I
lay
to
all
you
who
deal treaeheroufly with
God,
who
live
in
any
un
-.
clean
tufts, and
yet
make
(hew
as
if
you
would ferve
God,
and
make
profeffion
of
his
name,
O
you
hypocrites
that
make
pro-
feffion-of
Religion and
yet
deal treacheroufly with
God,
this
I
fay;
to
you
this day, your
eyes
(hall fee
him,
but
it
(hall be
a
molt
dreadful! thing
to
you
:
Labour
then
to
cleanCe
your
hearts, take
heed of
unclean
thoughts,
labour for
pure
hearts
L11
And
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