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Gofpel
Remi
/lion.
fin
;
and therefore
I
will
but mention
them now
to
flrengthen
this
note
of rryal.
r
.
Huth
God
forgiven
thee
?
tben
he
hath
given
hid
Spirit
to
inlighten
thee
in the
great
my
fiierie.r
of Salvation
;
thou
picadef}
thou
art ignorant
,
and art not
Boole learned
;
if
God
have
fo
great
a
favour for
thee
As
ro
pardon thy
fia,
he
will
give
thee
under
flanding
in
the myfleries
of
the Gofpel,
jer.
3
i,
34.
where
God
pardons
fin
,
they (hall
have
this
mercy
to be
taught
of him.
2. God
2vi1'give
this
unto thee,
he
will
write
his
Law
in
thy
heart
;
chat
is
,
he
will work
in thy heart
a
hirable frame
and difpofition
to his
Law
that
thy
heart and
the Law
of
God fhallbe
like
two
copies,
that
have
the
fame
things
in
them, and
vary
not
one
title from
=one
another
;
there (hall
be
a
futablenefs between
thy
heart and
the
Law of God
;
no
only
to
do
that
which God
requires,becaufe
I
mull
do
it
;
but
becaufe
I
find
it
futable to the new
nature
bellowed
on me
he
will write
his
Law in
the
heart
;
and
therefore
I
pronounce
before
the
Lord
this
day again,
that
whofoever has his fin
pardoned, and
his iniquities
forgiven
,
that God hath writ
his Law
in
the
heart
of that
man or woman
by the
finger
of
his
own Spirit
;
that
heart
of
thine that
was
as
a
heart
of
f
}one,
God will write
his
own
Law
thereon,
as
he
did
on the
Tables
that
Mofes
broke;
though
always
thou hall
not
a
real
fight
of
ir,
yet fuch
a
thing
is
there,
and
is
a
comfortable
affurance
of
the pardon
of
thy
fir.
3,
God
gives
healing
mercies
to
cleanfe
thee
from
thy
fin,
Jer.
3
3.
8.
13'ilicleanfe them
fromtheir
inigatities,
and
pardon
all
their
fins
;
clean
fing
from
fin
and pardon
of
fin, they
ever
go
together;
if
God pardon thy
fin,
he
cleanfes
thee
from
fin
;
do
not look therefore only
after pardoning mercy,
but
like -
wife
after
cleanfing
mercy
;
thofe
whom God
hath
joyned
to-
gether,
let
no
man
put
afunder;
pardoning
and
cleanfing
God
hath
pat
together
:
God
may bellow other
mercies
as
health, flrength, and
fuccefs in
outward
things
without
par.
don
;
but
never
cleanfing
from
fin
without
pardon
of
it
:
and
therefore
if
thou
findef}
thy
heart cleanfed,
Peace
be
to
thy
foul,
thy
fins are
forgiven.
Fifthl!