827 / 1054
B1ef
ed
are
they
-that
make
peace
betzwcan
man and
God.
God
bath
reveal'd
in his
Ward
concerning the
Glorious
work
ofReconciliation
of
(inners
to
himfelfe. Thus we
lhoufd be
pleading one
with another,
and praying one for
another,
and
labouring
to
Inllru& 'one another to.be
at peace with
God,
O bleffed
is
that-man
or woman
that 'hath
in
a
gracious way
laboured
to
draw
any
to
be
at_
peace with
God,
and whom
God
bath
bletfed in
thefe endeavours
;
bath
God
brought thy
heart
tobe
at peace
with him, and
to delire
that' others
might
be brought in
to
love
the
wayes
of
God
:
O
bleffed
that ever
thou
Wert
borne
to
be
an
Inftrument
of
fo
great
a
good, if
it
be
but
to
bring in one
foule
to
be
at peace with
God
fo
that
God
hath one enemy in
the
world
leffe through
thy.meanes
and
endeavours;
Thou mayeít
bleffe
God,
I
fay,
that ever
thou had'1t
a beefing
that
canft have
this Comfort to
thy foule,
though
I
am
a
poore wretch my felfe, and
was a
long
time
an
enemy
to God,
yet the Lord did
not
onely
bring
my foule
to
be
at
peace
with him,
but
made me
an
Inftrument
to
bring
o-
tbefs
to
be at
peace with him likewife,
fo
that the Lord
bath
one
enemy leife in
the world through
my
endeavours,
O
it's
that that
would'rejoyce
thy foule. Bleffed
art
thou
that
haft
a
hand
in
this work, for
it
is
the'greateft
work
that ever
took
up
the
heart
of
God
fróm
all
Eternity, of
all
the
works
that ever
were
in
the
heart
of
God
from
Eternity,
the
work
of
Recoil-
ciling foules
to
himfelfe
was
the greateft
work of all, and
of all
the.
things
that
God
expeedts
Glory
from unto all
Eternity,
the
work
of Reconciling
foules
to
himfelfe
is
the
thing
that
God
makes
account
to
have
the greateft glory from
that ever
he
(hall have
to
all
Eternity: Now
then
if
God
Ihall imploy
thee
to be
Inftrumentall
in
fo
great
a
work
as
this
is,
bleffed
ít
art thou
that ever
thou
did''
live in
the world. That
man is
not bleffed
that
is
great
in
the world, or
bath
fine
cloaths,
but
that's the man
that
is
a
bletfed
man,
that
the
Lord
makes
In
ftrumentall
for the furtherance
of that
work,
for
ch`ät
abore
á1l
things his
heart
is
molt
in
;
Betides, we might
fpeak
of the
great evills
that
thou
delivereft
the
foule
'of
thyBrother from,
and
the
great
good
that
thou
bringelt to the
foule of thy
Broom
ther:And
the great
blelfing
that
thy Brothers foule does bleffe
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