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Goffe2
Kem
fsion.
5.
Scal.
follows him
;
Well,
fays
God,
this
poor
foul
notwithftanding
will
have
doubts
of
my grace
;
now
that it might
have
ftrong
confolation,
I
have fwore
that
I
might
make
my mercy
fure
to
fuch
a
foul,that's
a
fourth way
:
but
is
there any thing
elfe
?
you
ufe to make
things fure between
one
another
Yea
Lord,
Fourthly,
we
put
our
Seals
to
it,
an
Oath
taken may loon pats
over,
but
a
Seal
that
abides
:
fays
God,
I
will do that too,
I
will
give
you
Seals, and
there
are divers forts
of
Seals ;
there's
firft
the Broad
Seal
of Heaven
:
What
is
that
?
that
is
nothing elfe,
but the
very
Printing of
the
Image of
God
on
the Soul, that
is
the
Broad
Seal
of
Heaven. And
as
the
Broad
Seal
of
England,
hath the
Pic5ture
or Image
of
the
King ftampt
upon
it,
fo
the
Broad
Seal
of
Heaven
is
nothing
elfe
but
the Image
of God
1ampt or
imprinted
on
the
Soul.
z.
There
is
the
Privy
Seal
of
the Holy
Spirit
of
God,
which
is
the
perfwading
and afí'uring
of
the
foul
of
its
intereft
it
hath
in
Chrift
and
God
the Father.
In
7ám.2.
i9.
you
have
Gods Privy
Seal, The
Lord
knows
them
that
are
his,
and
they
having
his
Privy
Seal
know
themfelves
to
be the
Lords, Cant.
6.2.
i
am
my
Beloveds,
and
my
Beloved
is
mine
;
fo
Paul, Gal.
2.20.
being fealed
with
this Seal, faith
of
Chrift,He
loved
me,andgave
himfelf
for
me
;
he
was
perfwaded
and affured
of
falvation,
2
Tim.i.iz.
Rom.8.38,39, This
Pri-
vy
Sealing
is
like
the
New
Name
, Revel.
z.
17. Which
no
man
kZnoweth
fining
he
that
receiveth
it.And
to
this
you
fhall
have
a
third
Seal,Baptifm
and
theSupper
of
theLord,that is,to
affure
you,
that
the
end
of
the
Sacrament
is
to
Seal
up
Pardon
of
fin
;
God
law that
his People would
be
very
folicitous, and
therefore
ad-
ded
all
thefe wages
of
affurance
to them
;
when you
therefore
come to
the
Sacrament,
you Ihould
come
with
a fenfe
upon
your
fouls
of
the
great
need
you
have
of
the grace
of
God
in
pardon-
ing fin, and
come
to
it
as
to
a
Sealing
-day
;
you
have
many
fears
and
doubts
;
come
fo
as
that
you may have
the grace
of
pardon
feal
"d
to
your
fouls
;
take heed
of
coming
fo
as
to
have
your
con-
demnation
fealed
:
for
certainly,
all
Ordinances
if
they
work
not
for
that
end, that
they are appointed, they
turn
to another
and quite
contrary
;
as
the
Word,
if
it
be
not the favour
of
life,
it
is
the
favour
of
death
;
and
fo
the Sacraments, if they
feal
not
the
pardon
of
thy
fins
up unto thee, they
feat
up
the
fentence
of