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Why
Peace
-mars
(hall.
be
called
the children of
God,
483
mournkor
them,
but
let
not
them
difturb
my
peace
;
O
o
y
kale
rettorne onto
thy
re,
I
and
that that fatislies me
:
and
fo
thefe
will
be very
peaceable towards
others,
and
therefore
this is
joynedto
the
peace makers,
they (hall
be
called
the chrl-
ilrenof
God,
that
is, they shall
be
fo, and fo
accounted.
And
they
1ha11
be
fo
accounted,
that
is a
higher
degree, it's
agreatblefling
to
be
a
child of
God, that
you will all
fay,
though
the world fhould
think
you
the child
of
the Devil,
and
call
you
Devil!,
though
they fhould deal with
you
as
they
did
with Sohn
Hatff
e, they
pictured Devils
upon his
coat when
he
went to Martyrdonle, as
if he
were conic out
of
hell,
I
but he
was
the
Son
of Gott
for
alt
that
:
Chrift
himfelf he
was
nor
al-
wayes
called
the
child
of
God,
but he
was
called
Belz,ebub,anei
the
'prince
of
Devils
:
But
it
is
fume
addition
to
this
bleffed-
nefle
here,
that
they are called
fo
:
that is, that
they
have fuch
a
promife fromChri{t,
as
not
only
to be the
children of
God,
but
they
shall
be
fo
in
the very
hearts and confciences
of the
men
among whom
they
live:
Peace
-
making
is fo
convincing,
'there
is fo
much beauty and excellency in
it,
as
will convince
almoft
any
man,
peacemaking
hath fuch
a
convincing
power,
as
that men that
are wicked
thernfelva,14
yet
they thall be for
-
ced
in
their
confciences
to beleeve,
ly
theCe
peo?le,Thefe
men
and women are no
other then the children
dhem
od-
You
the
Spirit
of
,god that
a&s
them
and
may
plainly fee
that
peace
making
is
very convincing,
becauf
no man
or
woman
will
own
to
have any hand
in
breaking
and
ask
peace,
as
I
remember
T
told
you,
that if
we should
go
the men
in En;land
from one
to
another, what
do
you
hin-
der
our
peace
?
there's never
a
man
or woman
would
own
ir,
and
yet
there
are
many
guilty
certainly.Well,as that's
fo
foul
to break peace,that
none
will own
it,fo to
make
peace
is
fo
ex-
cellent,
that every body
is
in love withall
,
though men and
women
that
have
perverfe
and
crooked fpirits
of
theirown,
fo
that
they cannot bring
their
hearts
to
be
peaceable with
other,
yet they
can
love
it
where
they
fee
it
in
others,
and
efpecially
when
they fee
risen
to be
of
peaceable
l2difpofitions
in
thin
;e