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BlejÇed
are they
that.
make
peace
between
17144
assdGad.
Bletfed are
thofe that labour
to
make
peace between
man
and
God,
they
are
the
words of
Chrifl,
and
therefore
we
mull
under(
}and
them
in
the molt
fpirituall fence, we'muft not
ex-
clude
that however. Blefíed
are thofe who having found
the
blefiediieffe
of peace
thmfelves,
and
fo
having
peace
with
God,rhey
are
very defirous
to
make
"peace
between
other
men
and
God
too
;
thëy
finding the fweetneile
in
their
own
hearts
of
Their
peace with
God
;
their
Barnet+
dares
are,O
that
they
-could
bring
others
to
be
at
peace with
God
too
:
when
the
Husband bath
had
the
work
of
God
in
purifying
his
heart
by
Faith,
and hath found
the
fweetnefle
of
peace with
God,
O
that
I
could be
a
meanes
to
make
peace between the
foule of
mÿ wife and
God
too;
and
fo
the
wife
that
hath
made her
peace with God,having
her
heart purified
by
Faith,and feeler
the
fweetnefle
of
it,
O
now
that
I
could doe
any
thing in
the
World
,
any
way, with
prayers
and
reares,
and walking con-
vincingly
before
my
husband
to
work his
heart to
God,
that
there
may
be peace
between God
and his foule likewife
;
fo
one
Brother
having his
heart purified
by
Faith,
and'having
the
fweetnefle
of
peace with
God
,
O
that
I
could
but
doe
any
thing before
I
die to
further
this
great
work of peace between
the
foule of
my
Brother
and
God:
O the Grace
of
God
to
my
foule, in.bringing
it
to
be
at
peace with
him and
ô
that
Ì
could
be
any
Inftrumentall for
the
furtherance
of the
work
of
the Grace
of
God
on
the
foule
of
my Brother;An'd fo one
ñinf--
man
to another,
and one neighbour
to
another;
Certainly,
thofe
that
ever
knew what
the peace of God meant,
will
en-
deavour what
pofliibly
they
can
to make
peace
between
their
Brethren
andGod,
by
tellingof.
them 'what
their'
Condition
was
;
There
was
a
time
that I
went
on
in
a
wretched
way,
as
yôii
arenow
going
on
in, I
was
an
enemy to
Cod,
there
Was
nothing in my
heart but
enmity
againit.God,
.0
I
would not'
Tor
ten
thdufand thoufand worlds be'
one
houre
in
that Condi-
tion
that
I
was
once in
,
for feare
I
íhoúld die
in
it,-and
fo
lie
eternally an
-enemy
toGod, O
that
yotr
would
Confider your
wayes
;
The
way
that you
goe
on
.
in,
it
is
certainly a
way
of
enmity agaiiilltlfé bleffèd and'eternall
God
;
O
confider
what
God