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Gof
el
IOm
fsion.
and
the
great
workings of
thy
grace
to
e
f
fea
it,and
of
thy
readi-
neßto
forgive,this
is
the end of
it,that
thou
mighteft
be
feared;
this
is
the effeft
this
do&rine works
in
a
gracious
foul,and
'tis
a
good
fign
if
you reafon after
this
manner
;
but
there
is
for-
givenefs
with thee, that thou
may
'íl:
be
feared
:
If
thofe Ser-
mons
you
have
heard
of
this
Dotrine
be
a
means
to implant
the fear
of
God
in
your
hearts,
this
is
a
bleffed
fign
they
have
had
a
good
effect
upon
you
;
when you reafon thus
,
Bccaufe
Lord,
I
have had
fo much
of
thy
grace
and
mercy
in
forgiving
my
fin ; through
thy
grace
my
foul
¡hall
fear
thee
more
than
Ever
before,
and
fear
to fan more
than
ever
before :
thofe that
have
hearts
anfwering
this
Text,
'tis
a
good
fign
that the
Word
has
had
a
powerful
efficacy
upon them
:
take
another Text
,
Pfal.
o3
.
T,
2,3.
Bleß
the
Lord,
O
my
foul, and
forget
not
all
his benefits,
Why
?
who
forgiveth
all thy
iniquities
:
Mark,
it
is
a
Pfaim
that
David
made
of
Gods
mercy
in
forgiving
of
fin
,
the
confideration
of
which
makes
him
call
upon
his foul
,
and
all
that
is
within him to
biefs
the
Lord
:
Does
God
Phew
fo
much
grace
as
to forgive
fin? then
bleß
the
Lord,
O
my
foul
,
and
allthat
is
within
me
bleß
his holy
Nome
;
'tis
not reafoning
thus,
God
forgives
iniquity,
and
therefore
O
my foul take
li-
berty
.,
thou
need'ft
not
be
fo
ftrif}
:
But bleß the
Lord
O
my
foul,
and
all
that
is
within
me
bleßhis
holy
Name
:
thofe
that
have
ftrength
to
do any
thing
for
God,
this
is
an
argument
will
Wit-
up
all
within them to
biefs
God,
when they
fee
God
appearing
fo
infinitely gracious to them
in
the forgivenefs
of
their
fins
;
they
fo
reafon,
that
all
they have, or
can
do, fhould
be
given unto
him.
}.
Tout
that
think,you
may
take
liberty
to
fin
becaufe God
is
gracious, and venture
on
it,becaufe
you
conceit
that
God
will ne-
ver
punifh
;
think,of this,
the example
of
the
damned
in
Hell,
they are flying
in
the
face
of
God
becaufe
they
know
that
God
will
never pardon
:
and
thou
finneft becaufe
thou
hopeft
God
will
pardon
;
which
is
the
worft of
the
two
:
the Devils and
the
damned are
in fuch
a
condition,
as
that
they know
that
God
will never
pardon
them
;
and
therefore they
always
curie
God,
becaufe
they know he
will
not pardon
:
but
God
off.
rs
pardon,
and
tenders grace to
you
,
holds
forth
Jefus
Chrif
to
11;