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that
we
íhould prefume to
fin, on hopes
that God
may
par-
don
it
:
No,
But
to
deny
ungodlinefs
and
worldly
lofts; and
that
eve
f
lioaild
lave
foberly
ri
:hteoufly,
and
godly
;
and not to
take
%iberty
to
fin,
to
lye,
1teal,
be
filthy,
and
the like
becaufe
God
will
pardon
;
no, it teacheth
other
manner
of
leffons
than
thefe
;
and
then
it
follows, looking
for
that
bleffed
hope
and
appearance
of
the
great
God,and
our
Saviour
Yefus
Chrift
;
mark
the
Text,
there
is
a
great
deal
in
it,
when the
grace
of
God
that brings
falvation,
and
mercy
, and
pardon
of
fin
is
revealed,
it teacheth
us
thefe
Lefrons
;
becaufe
of
the
grace
and
favour
of
God
that
is
revealed
to us,
that
we
fbould
deny
all
ungodlinef and
worldy
tufts,
and then
we
may
with
,comfort
look for
the
bleffed
hope
and
appearing
of
the
great God
and
our
Saviour
Jefus
Chrift
;
but
otherwife you
can
never
look
for
that
bleff:d hope
:
let me
fpeak
to thofe
that
reafon thus, that
they
may venture
on
fin,
becaufe
of
Gods
pardoning grace
;
Does the Revelation
of
the grace
of
God
teach
you to
live
ungodlily,
and in
worldly
tufts
?
Can
you
look
for that
bleffed
h,;pe
with comfort,
and
expect the
glorious appearing
of
the
great God
and
our Saviour
Jefus
,Chrift
?
'tis impoßïble, you cannot,
'Lis
not
a
bleffed
hope
that
you
have,
but a
curfed
hope
;
that
all
'hall
be
well at
laff
,
though
you
live
ungodly
and
wickedly
:
And
for
the
appearing
of
,he
great God
;
certainly
it will
be a
terrible
appearing
to
thee,
that
made
Chrift
who
came
to
difí'olve
the
works
of
the
Devil, to
be
a means
to
uphold the works
of
the
Devil.
3.
Did
ever any
Child
of
God
male
of
e
of
Scripture
to
rea;
fon
for
fin
in
fuch
a
wicked
way,
for to
prefume
to
fin,
becaufe
God
is
willing
to
pardon
?
You cannot
give me one example
in
all
the Scripture
of
any of
thofe
that
God
bath
Mewed
mercy
to,
that reafoned after
this
manner;
I
can
give
you
examples to the
contrary,
how the
Saints have
reatoned o-
therwife,
Pfal. 13o.
4.
mark
the
reafoning
of
a
gracious
heart,Bue
there
is
forgivenefs with
thee,
that
thou
may
ft
be
feared
;
he reafons from
the
pardoning grace
of
God
, to
draw
up
his
heart
to
the fear
of God
;
as
it
he
íhould
fay,
Lord,
I
have
heard
msch
of
the
Doctrine
of
the
pardon
of
f
:n,
and