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Goy
Xemifsion.
thy
molten
Images
of
Gold, thou
(halt
cuff
theme
away
a-s
a
men-.
ßrwwor
Cloth
;
and
jbntlt
fig
unto
it,
get
the
hence
;
the
fins
they
before, lived
in
was
Idolatry,
and
their
hearts were
much
taken
with
their
brave
Images over -laid with
Silver and
Gold
;
but when
they heard the
voice behind them
they
look
'd
upon thofe
things
they
fo
much
delighted
in,
that were
fo brave
in
their
eyes
before,
but
as
menftruous clothes
,
which are the moll filthieft things that
can
be
, and
call
them
away
as
filthy
rags, with
indignation,
Paying,
get thee hence
;
as
one.that takes
a
rag
in his
band,
and looks
on it
and
fees
it
all
filthy
and
defiled, prefently
.he
throws
it away
with abo-
mination,
and
lays, get thee hence
;
fo
this
is
the
call
of
God,
when
the
Soul
hears
behind
it
a
fecret
voice
that many
hear
nor,
it
may he, many thoufands
hear
the
outward
voice
of
the
Minifter
telling
them
of
the
evil
of
fn
,
and
their
abo-
minations,
and
a
poor
Servant,
or
a
poor
Youth that
ftands
in the midft
of
the
crowd,
he
hears
a
voice behind
him
that
others
do
not,
a
fecret
voice (befides
the general
voice)
which
is a
prevailing
voice,
that
the
foul
falls
down
and
yields
prefently
before he goes out
of
the
Church ,
fays,
Lord
this
day
thou
haft
convinc'd
me
of
the
evil
of
fin,
and
thou
haft
this
day
(hewed
me
the way
of
life
and
falvation, Lord
I
come
unto thee
;
though
he
faw
nothing,
and
though
no bo-
dy
elfe
hear that voice, yet
there
is
a
fecret
voice
of God
unto the
foul
;
though
he Rand in
the
midft
of
the crowd
and
no body
elfe
hear
it,
yet
at
that
infant
pardon
of
fin
came to
that
foul,
and reconciliation
by
Jefus
Chrift
:
now
when
this conies
into the
foul,
he
will not let
fuch and fuch
fins be
there
any
longer,
but
fays, Get
you hence,
I
will
have
no
more
to
do
with
faech
and
fuch
beloved
luf
s
and
Idols
that
I
fet
my
heart
upon,
Get
thee hence
;
and thofe men
that
God
calls
to
himfelf, certainly
when
they hear
this voice
behind
them
,
though they now plead for
Idolatry
and
Superftirion
,
and
why
Mould
not
we
do
as
our forefathers
did
?
yet
if
once they come to
hear
this
fecret
voice
of
God
, and
God
Thew
them
the way
of
his
Worfhip
in
the
purity
and beau-
ty
of
it,
they
will
fay, get thee hence, to thofe things
as
vile
things, get ye
hence,
I
will have
no
more
to do
with
you
;