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Go
#el
kemiflion.
and
that
at fuch
a
rate
and
infinite
price
as
the death
of my
own
Son ?,
Shall his life and
blood
go
to procure
pardon
(
one
drop of
which
is
more
worth
than
ten
thoufand
worlds)
and
when
all
this
is
done,
{hall
my
creature think to
put me
off
by
a
poor work
of
their
own
prayers, tears,
good meaning,
or
the
like
;
or
with the
moft
glorious
work
that they
çan
per-
form
?
for
the
greateft
and
moft
glorious
work
that they can
perform
is
not near
worth
_fo
much
as one
drop
of the
blood
of
Chrift.
And
if
you have not
fuch
high thoughts
of
Gods
Pardoning
Mercy,
that it mutt
be
procured
by
that which
bath more worth
in
it
than
all
the Creation
befides,
you do
difhonour
it,
by
having
fuch
low
thoughts
of
it,
when
as
you
think to obtain it
by
any
duty
that
you
can
do
;
you
think
God
is
a
merciful
God,
and you hope upon
your reforming
and
performing
duties
of
Obedience, that
Gcd
will
be
pa-
cified
towards
you for
all
that
is
amifs
:
Certainly
when
you
have the
fe
thoughts
of
Gods pardoning grac
,
you make
it
to
be
but
as
common
and
ordinary pity
towards
one
in
mife-
ry
but
the
grace of
God
is
a
higher
thing than
common
pity
and
companion,
and
it
is
a
mighty dtfhonour to
God
to
have
no
higher
thoughts
of it,
that you think
of it
but
as
of
com-
mon
pity
and
companion, that
one
creature bath unto
ano.,
ther
;
or
if
you
think it
difff
rs from that pity
one
creature
bath
to
another, it
is
but
a
difference
in degrees
;
only
you
you
think
it
is a
little
higher
in
degree
:but
you mutt look upon
it
in
another way,
and
as
another
kind
of
pity
than
one
crea-
ture
bears
to
another;
it
is
true,
Gods
pardoning
his
poor
creatures
is
in
pity
and compaf
ion ,
but it
is
through
the
death
and
fatisfaiion of
his
own
Son
;
and
if
you
think
to
procure
it
any
other way
than
by
the mediation
of
the
Son
of
God,
you
look upon
it
but
in a
natural
way,
as
nature
will
di
date
unto
you
;
for
nature
will
d&
&ate,
that
the beholding
of
one
crying out
in
mifery will
move
pity
and
compaflìon,
and
you go no
further
:
But
you
are to
know,
the
pardon-
ing grace
of God,
is
the
molt
fupernatural
and
myfteriouf
eft
thing
in
all the
Book
of
God
;
therefore
when
God
works
in us, we muff
aft
faith upon
it
in
a myftical
way;
or
aft
faith upon
it
as
a
great myfterie
;
and
therefore you
that
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have
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