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Rules -ef peace between
man and man.
467
will
prevail with
their
hearts more then
all
other
means
that
you
did
ufe
to
make
peace between
you
aid
them. And truly,
now
-in
thefe dayes,
the
people of
God are put to
as
much
try
-
al
in
this
as
in
any
age.
I
would
to
God,
he would
but fatten
this one thitàg
I
am peaking
of:upon
theirhearts,
fuch
clamors
and
out-cryes and reports
there
are among us,
that
one
would
wondeè how
`fomuch
duff
fhould
come
robe
railed,
how
men
that
he~e-ofere
feem'd to
be
Godly
and
Religious,their fpirits
are
fo
imbittered,
and
even
mad again, one would
wonder at
ir,
but
the
heft
wayis
this, waite
on
the Lord
and
keep
his
vay,.
walk
ftri &ly,
inoÆfenfively,
commit
day
caufe
to God,and
in
time
all
thefe
clamours and
airs
will wash away, will come
to
nothing,
and thy
light will
break forth
as
the
noon
-day, and
God
will
incline
the
hearts of others to
thee,and
they
!hall
be
convinc't
and
fay,
verily
here's
a
Son
of
God,
obferve
his way
and
courfe,
there
is
nothing but the
Spirit
of
God
appears in
him,
this
is
our
way,
to
walk
in
a
convincing
converfatton, in
a
c
infant
way,when
we
cannot
quiet
men other.wayes this wil
doe
it.
_
Eightly,
And then
in
the
loll
place,
ufe much
prayer;
Pra7
for
the
peace
of
ferufalem, pray fo: the peace
of Kingdom,
Ci-
ties, Churches, Neighbours,
-To,vns, Families, be much in
prayer
-for
it;
this
is
a
good
füirirtull help,
I
might
thew
you
Scripture
-for
every thing, but the point is
fo
large,
and
I
have
fpoken`heretofore about
tr,
fo
(hat
I
thallbut
onely name
the
very heads
of things
There's
many
of
you
cry out
.nf
the
troubles
of
the
times,
and
of the contentions that
there
are
a-
mong
men,
and
bitternefs of
nzens
fpirits,
you
cry
-out
of
but
I
appeal
this
day
in
the
name
of
God to
your
confciences,
what
time
have you fi
eiat
ih
fecret
to
make your moan
to
God,
to complain
to
Goi
in
fecret, between God and
your
foules,
perhaps
force men
in
prayer with
others,vil
(peak
of the
con
-
tentions,
and
it
is
with
a
fpirtt
of
contention, but
when
you"
have
been
in=fecret;have
you
powred
out your hearts with cor-
nea paver
that
God
would
find
out means
of reconciliation?
O
Lotd,wecanìiot
fee-how men can
be
reconciled;naens
hearts
are
at
fuch
a diftance, but
Lord
thou
that
knowetl_
ho,,t
to re
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