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Rempion.
were
fo fenfible
of
it,
as
they
fhould, they
would
cry
and
weep,
and
lament unto
God
for the pardon
of
their
fins
and
fo
carry
it
as
would
teftifie
they prize
their
lives at
a
high
rate for
this
end, that
they
may
feek
the pardon
of
their
fins.
Thirdly,
It
muff
be
done
fo,
as
that
you may
have this
tett i-
mony
in
your
Confciences,
that
you
never
fought
after
any
thing
in
the
world
fo you
fought
after
this
;
though
it was
never
to
an
important
occalìon, yet there
is
nothing after which
your
endeavours have
been fo
powerful
as
after
this
;
appeal
to
you
in
this
place
;
is
the work
of
your
fouls
after
pardon
fo
,
as
that
in
your
own Confciences
you
can
fay,
if
any
bufinefs
ever
took
up
my
heart,
this
hath,
if
ever my
fpirit
was up in any
thing
in
the
world it
is
in
this
;
cer-
tainly,
unlefs
it be
fo, you
have
not
done
that that God
requires
of
you.
Fourthly,
reu
muff
fo
do
it
as
apprehending
God
is
ready
to
be
gone,
and
to
turn
away
from
you
;
you mutt
fo feek
after
him,
as
apprehending
,
for ought
you
know , that
God
is
juft
a
going
away;
and
if
thou
haft
it
not now, 'tis uncer-
tain whether thou
'halt
ever
have it
;
the
foul
muff
cry
as
a
poor
Malefa
&or
does when
the
Judge
is
on
the
Bench,
he cries
all
th
at
while;
but when he
is
ready
to rife
,
and
is
going
off,
then he cries
mercy, mercy
;
when he thinks
if
he
let
him
go, then
he
(hall
never
fee
his
face
more
;
he
cries then
to
purpofe
;
fo
fhould
it
be
with
every
foul
that
under
f}ands
the danger
of
lofing
of
it
;
you fhould
fo
feek after
it,
as
looking on
your
felves
Banding before
God
the Judge of
all
the
World,
having the
fenrence
of
death
out againfl you
,
yet
for
the
prefent
God
is
.looking
on
you,
and admits
of
you
to look on him
;
but fo
as
apprehending
God ready
to
turn
afide
,
and
you
know
not whether
ever he
will
grant
you
fuch an
opportunity
of
feeing him
any more
;
O
then
if
a
man
would
feek
after God
as
ready
to
turn
afide
from him,
and
for ought
he
knows,
he
fhould never
fee
him
more
:
Certainly,
if
you know the
evil
of
fin,
and
the
ble(fednefs
ofpardon of
fn
;
What
a
deep imprefíion
would
fuch
an
a
prehenfion make
upon
your
hearts?
Fifthly,