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-G(el
ILeini.or.
Fifitf
"ly,.
Sa,fcek,
after it
of
that
thou
m9j7
tcfife
thou
would
f
fantttfie
the
great
Name
of
God
to
it
;
I
do not
fay
thou
can'ft
do
it, °but thou
muCt
endeavour
alter
it
,
and
de.r
fire
that
that which thou doft may
have
fame refemblance
to-it;
there
is
no
work
that ever
God
did
from
all
eternity
that
1
ath
fo
much
cr
more
of
his
Name
in ir,
than
this
work
of
the
pardon
of.
fin
bath this
is
a
poficive
work of God
and
is
for
this
end
to
declare
h is
Nam
;
the works
and
Coun-
fels
of
God
about this was
the greateík
.
thing that
eve*,
Gcd
.did
.;
:you heard-much
.cone
rntng
the
gory
of God
in
thi-
work
in
the
opening of
the
Doctrine
;
Now what
I
put you
upon
in
the
ufe
is
14s,
That
in
feeling
pardon
of
fn;
know
you
are
fo
to
endeavour after.
:t
,
ad
your
endcvours
may
hold
forth
the
apprchenfons your
fouls
have
of
the
great
Name
.:of
God
;
certainly
this
fanc`tifles
Gods Name when
we
per-
form
is
fo,
when there
is
a
work
upon
our
fouls fuitable
io-n
fome
meafure
to
the
excellent and
glorious Name
of
God
.-that
appears
in
fame meafure
in
the work that
we
are con-
.verfant
about
:
as
fuppofe
it be
the fpeaking
"of
any
attri-
bute
of
God
,
then I iatiftifie
Gods Name, when there
is
that reverential refpect to
God
in
rtference
to
fuch
an
At-
tribute
;
fo
when
1
give
God
praife
fora
mercy
,
I
fanc`tifie
Gods Name when,there
is
a
work
upon
my
heart
-
fuitable
to
that glorious
Name of
God
that
appears
in
that mercy
be-
itowed
on
nie;
fo
if
'I
leek
after
God
for
a
'blearing,
then
reverence
Gods
Name
,
when
there
fuch a
difpofition
in
.
myiieart ,
that
is
fornewhat fuitable
ro
the -glorious Name
of
God
that appears
on
that
bleilivg
:
fo
in
endeavoúrirtg
to fandifie Gods
Name
in
feeking
after
pardon
-of
fin,
thou
.doft
it
then, when. there
is
fuch
a
frame.
in
thy
heart:
as
may
.hold forth
to
Men
and Angels.
,
that
this
work 'of
thine
hatch
.fome kind
of
fuitat
lenefs
to the
.glorious -Name of
.God
that
:app'ears in it
;
this
i3
to fant
-tifie
the
Name
cf
-Gad,
and this
is
a
great work
;
this
is
the
great thing
for which
tbouwaft
made,
and
this-
is
the.grcat thing for
which
-the
coutifeis
of
`God
,
ytfa
the-
deep'counfels
of
God
were fet
a
work from
all
eternity:
Now
the dilpofitions
of
our fpirits
muff
be
fuch,
as
may''
ia-
..nifeTt.
the
great
eìd,
the
'wifdo:n
and counfels
of
-God
had in
E-e
zQy