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Sob
Dales
of
Children.
child, that
every time he
be
lokt
upon, men
may
be put
in
mind
of
God,
I
have.
heard
oat
of the word what
a holy
God
God
is;
Ana God
and
jeius
Chad}
was
of
a
meek
and
quiet
fpirir;
I
have
heard much
of
God
in his
word,
and
every
time
I
lee the
Holy
carriage of
fuch
a
one
I
am
put
in
mind of
God,
for certainly they
are led
by
the Spirit of
God,
that's
the evi-
dence
of
a
child in.the
8
Rom:
If
we
be led
by
the
Spirit
of
God
Ire
are
the foci
of
God:
--
And
among
other things,tn
the
point
of peaceablenelfe
be
like
your
Father there
:
--
If
you
would
have
e
idence that
you
are
begotten
from above,
I
fay, Blew
forth
the gracious Spirit
of
God
in
you, in
the
loving
of peace,
that
to
you
may nor only
be the children of
God
and have
comfort
to
your
own foules
that
you
are
the
children of
God,
but that
you may
be called the children of
God
And
that's
the
next
point, that
this
is
a
great bleíling, not
onely
to be the
children of
God,
but to
be called the children
of
God,
and
this
is
the duty
of
all
fuch
as
are the
children
of
God,
to
walk
fobefore men,
as
they
may
be called
Gods children,
that the
thoughts
ofmen
may he
convinc't
of
them
fo
as
to
fay,
verily
thefe are the children
of the living
God.
91y,And
let the children
of
God
walk
one
towards another,
as
children
of
the fame Father
:Though
it's true the children of
vild
perfons'that
have no
education
at all,
but
are
rude,
they
Will
be
fighting one with
another,
and
their Parents
perhaps
look on,becaufe
they
are
rude &have
no
breeding
:But
if
inert
of
any rank
and
quality
in
the world
that
have
breeding
them..
felves, and bellow breeding upon
their
children,
fhould
fee
them
wrangle and fight one with another
before
their
face;
O
howgrievous would
'it
be
to
them
Ít'
is
enough
that the
chil-
dren of
the world
wrangle
one with
another,
and
tight, let
nor
thofe
that profeffe.Goc to be their Father, O
let
them not
in
the prefence
of
their
Father
wrangle and fight
one
with
ano-
ther
far certainly the Spirit
of God
cannot bare
it
:But
we
pafs
to
that remains.
They
hell
be
called the
children of
God.
They
(hall
not
only be fo,
but
be accounted
fo
in
the
work
iilefore
men
:
That's then the point.
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