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f
f
'd
are
they
that
make
peace between
man and
God,
thee withal,if
thou
beef+
an
inftrunaent
to
make peace
between
him
and
God
:
O
thofe
that are inîtrumental this
way,
have
the
bleiling
of
fuck
as
they
have
been
íni}rumental
of
goo
-1
un-
to..
They bleife
God
that ever they
law fuch a
ones face,
O
the
bleii,ng
of
Cod
be
upon fuch
a
man or woman,
I
was
going
on
in the
wayes of
eternall death,and partly through the
holy
car-
riage of
lt:ch
a
one
I
was
convinc't,and partly through
their
ho-
ly
perfwahoni
I was
brought to the word,and
there
I
met
with
.
thofe
things
that wrought
upon my
heart, that
I
would
not
have
been without for ten
thoufand
worlds
:
O the
biefng
of
God
be upon the
foul
of
fuch
a
man,of
fuch a
woman,why when
fuch
a
one
f
gall
lye
a
dying, going the
way
of
all
fíeih,
lancing
into
the infinite ocean
ofeternity,he
thall
lye
biding
God that
ever he
knew
thee;
yea and when he
'lull
come
to heàven,íhal
be there
bletf.ng
God
that ever
he knew
you.
Is
it
not
a
bief
.fed
thing
to
labour
to
draw others
to
be at peace with
God
?
What
a
bleffed work
is
the work of the
Miniftry
then
?
and
the
calling
is
a
Welled calling.;
O
how
beasátifull
are
the feet
of
thofe
that
bring
theglud-
tydt,iás of
peace
?
So
people thould
accotnt it.
And the
lira
work
that
a
Minifler bath
to
do
when.
he comes
to
a
place,
it
is
to
fay,
peace
to
that place,
To
u
(faith
a.
`I'aui)
is
committed the
word
of
reconciliation,
that's
our
great
embaflàge, this
is
the
work
that the Lord
hath
defigned
Tome
men
to:
God
may
bleffe
the endeavours
of
Tome
private
men
to be
peace-
makers in this
fence, but the
work
ofthe
Mi-
nìflry
is
appointed
by
God,
God
bath
let
them
a
part
tobe
his
great
ordinance for
the
reconciling the world
to
himfeif,
faith.
the
Lord
there
are
a
company
of
pool
wretches that
are
now
in
vyayes
of
enmity
againfl,me,
yet
I
have
thoughts
of
peace
rOward4them,and
I
fend you among
them
for
to
carry
the em
-,
balfige
of
peace unto
them,
and
I require
and
command
you
thatyou
open,
the
glad
tydings
of
peace to them,
and
that
you
tel
them
how
my
heart
is
towards peace with
them;&
that
you
fhen them,
the
way
how
they
may
come
to
be reconciled
to.
mend
that
you
dowo
and labour
with them
witl1l oli
your
might,
though
it
lae
to
fpend,
your
lives with
them,
yet if
you
can but
labow
to
bring
them to
be at peace with me,
it
would,
be