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Spirit
,
nor
the
warm
beams
of
Gods mercy
fhining into
their
hearts
;
they were
never acquainted with
fuch
things
;
and
therefore though
they
go on
in
fin,
after which they
have been
accuftomed,
'tis not
fo
much
to
be
wondred
at
:
But
thou
that
haft had
a
tart
of the
fweetnefs
of
Gods
love
in
Chrift ,
in
pardoning mercy
;
for thee to
fin
after
this,
'tis
a
grea-
ter
aggravation than the
fins
of the other
; and
as
Lis
a
grea-
ter
aggravation than
the
fins
of
the wicked
,
fo
thy
fin
goes
more
near to
the heart
of Chrift
than the
fins
of
the wick-
ed
and
ungodly
do
;
the
fins
of
the
molt prophaneft
wretch
in
all
the
Town
do
not go
fo
near
to
the
heart of
Chrift
,
as
thofe that are committed after
receipts
of
mercy from
Chrift
;
What,
you my fons to do
thus and thus
againft
me
?
I
remember
'Lis
reported
of
Cafar,
when many
with
their
Poinyards
came about
him, and
fab'd
him
in
the Senate-
Haufe,
at
length
comes
Brutus,whom
he
had
done
much good
for,
he
comes
and gives
him
a
blow,he
look
:d
upon
him,
and
cries
out
;
What,
thou
my
fon
Brutus,wilt
thou
give
me
a
blow
andflab
?
It
went nearer to
the
heart of
Cafar,
to have
Brutus
come and
give him
a
wound
and
flab,
than
for
all
the
other
that
came
round
about and
ftab'd
him
;
fo
Chrift
may
look upon thee,
for
whom he
has
purchas'd
pardon,fhed
his
blood,
and
laid down
his life
for
;
What,
thou
my
fon, wilt thou
fin
againft
me
?
for
wicked wretches
that
are
firangers to him,
no marvel if
they
fin
againft
him
;
but
for
you that are
his
fns
, his
redeemed ones, that
have
received fuch
pardoning grace
and
mercy
;
for
you
to
fin
, this goes
to
the
heart
of
Chrift
more
than the
fins
of
the
ungodlyeft
wretch
in
all
the Parifh.
And would you not
be
loth to do more
againft
Chrift
than the víleft
wretch
in
the
Parifh
?
you that
have
received
fo
much
mercy from
Chrift. Further,
other
mens
fins
anger
God,but
no
mens
fins
grieve
the
f#rit
of
God
fo,
as
the
fins
of
thofe
that
have
received pardon
;
they
go to the
heart of
God,
and
grieve
the
Spirit
by
which they
are
fealed;
the Spirit
of God
that bath
fealed to
your
fouls
the pardon
of
your
fins,
let not that Spirit
be
grieved
;
'tis
a
greeter
fin
to
grieve the
blefl'ed
Spirit of
God
than you are aware
cf.
Further,
yet
once
more,
you
bring
a
dif
vrace
upon
o
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