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fpe
el
yrü
i
ß
on.
187
_.
Covetoufnefs,
another under the power
of
Ambition,
or a-
ny
other
fin
;
this
man
may
be
thought to
be
under
the
power
of
but one fin, but
the
truth
is,
he
is
a flave
to
all
fin
:
every
natural
man
that
is
out
of
Chrift,
is
under the pow-
er
of
every
fin,
he
is
a llave
to the
Devil
in
every
fin
;
but
by
reafon
of the conftitution
of
his
body,
and
for
fome
outward
refpec
s,
he
may
refrain
from
fome
particular
fins
that
do
not fo well fuit
with
him,
whereas
if
it
would ferve for his
own ends
and
purpofesr
he could
as well
commit any
fin
as
that
one
;
this
is a
certain
truth,
Whofoever makes
not
Confci-
ence
of
every
fry,
he
makes
Confèience
of
none
;
though'
he
re-
frain
from
the
prac`fice
of
fome
others,it
is
not
out
of
Con
-
fcience, but
for by-ends
;
therefore
he
that
is
under
the
pow-
er
of
one
fin,
is
under the power
of
every
fin
:.
Many
think
all
men
are
fanners;
and
for
their parts
they
have
but
a
few';
fuch
a
fin
I cannot leave,
but
I
am
free
from
all
others
;
Doff
thou
keep
from
all
fin
but
one
?
God
will find thee
un-
der
the
power
of
every fin,
and
God
will
charge
thee
at the
Tribunal
as
under the power
of
all fin
;
fo
now
on
the con-
trary, Gods
people are
mightily troubled that they
cannot
find
the
work
of
Gods
graces
in
all
of
them;
fuch an
one
they
find, but
they want
it in
another,
becaufe it
is
not
fo
e=
vidently
ftirring.as the other
;
but
as
the
truth
is
certain
on
one
fide
of
the
wicked
;
fo
'us'
true
on
the
other
fide
of
the
godly
;
that where there
is
one
fin
there
is
every
fin ;
fo
where
there
is
one
grace,
there
is
all
grace
;
there
is
the
power
of
godlinefs
in
every grace where there's
one
grace
;
that
is
the
rule
to help
us
in
making
ufe
of
the
Evidences before
firif
given.
The
Second
rule
is
this,
When
ever
we
have
found
guy
one
Bvi
dence,upon
ferious examination in
the prefence
of
God,
and
now
it
appears
not pofitively
to
the
contrary
at
the
prefent,but
thou
ar
meerly dubious
of
thofe
things that
heretofore thou
haft'
felt,
be-
caufe
thou daft
not
feel
them now,
in
this cafe
we
may
and
fhould
bave
recourfe to
what
God has
wrought
heretofore
;
and
build
upon the
former workings of Gods
Spirit upon
us
;
true
it
is,
when we
come
to
give
Evidences
in
our
Minifry
of
thole
that
have
grace,
we may meet
at
fuch
a
time with
therm
as.
B
b
24,
that