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Saints
Pohl
rejoyce to
pe-rJecution..
'6o3
a gracious
heart will never
limit
himfelfe in
any
duty, but
he
muft-,put
it
felfe
into
an
infinite ocean
of
fen/ice
for
God,
the
expectation
which fuch
a
foule hath
from
God,it
is
beyond
all
finite
good whatfoever,
therefore
faith
Chrift,great
is
your
reward
;
he
Both
not
name
any
particular reward.
Againe, Great
is
your
reward
to
heaven
;
it
may
be
you
shall
meet with
no
reward
here
on
earth,
as
long
as
you
live on
the
earth,
you
t}iall
°be
reviled
and
perfecuted,
here
will
never
be
an end
of'this, it maybe
all
your life
time
will be
fpent,
and's
.therefore
look for
your
reward higher.
If
I were perfecuted
by
forne,
and honoured
by
others,
I
did not
much
care, but
it
may
be
,
you
(hall
be
reviled
by
the wicked, and difcountenán-
ed
by
the
gdiy,
fo
that
you
shad
have no
reward at
all
here
on
earth, but
you
are
to
expec,I
it
hereafter-.
I
confef e
the
Lord
fomerïmes
is
pleated
to
reward
them here
on
earth,that
is,
by
honouring
of them
in
the
confciences
of thole that
did
revile them,
well,
but
if
it
should not be
fo,if
yon
fhould have
,
nothing
here,
yoli
mutt
Waite
for
it
till
you
come
to heaven,
there to
have
that
full reward
;
and
the
Saints
are willing
fo
to
doe,
they are willing
to
flay
for all
their
reward
till
they
come
to
heaven
;
we
fee fuch a
reallity
and
certainty and glo-
ry in
the
things of heaven,
that we are willing to
flay, and
that
will
make
amends for all when
it
cones
;
there
is
no carnall
heart
willing
to
f+ay,but
they mutt
have
fomewhat for
the
pre
-
f
nt
inhand,
but
for
the
flaying for
that afterward they
cairn
t:
doe
it
,
they have
not
eyes
to
peirce the
heaven, to fee
be-
yond
the
vale,
what
is
this
?
It
is
faid
in
the
a
Pet.
i
Chap.
9.
verfe.
But
he
that
lacketh
thefe
things
is
blind,
and
cannot
fee
afar
of,
and hash forgotten
that
he was purged
frors
his
old
fnnes. Wicked-men
are purblind, they
can fee
things
that
are
'jiff}
before them,
but
they
cannot
fee
afar
off,
but
they cannot
fee heaven,
but
they
look
on
the
things
of the
earth
as
realli-
ties
;
but
the
Saints
look
on
the
things
of the
earth
as
vain:
things,
and
empty things,
and they
lo')k on
the thing. of hea-
ven
as
reallity
;
the
men of
the wo-ld
they
trade
with
God
for
finall
things
as
it
were, they
null
have
contentmen-
of
the
YIeIh
for
the
prefent
for
to
flay
their
carnall
h
ares,n
ither doe
H
h
h h
2
they
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