242.
Go
ff
el
ï77Jion.
the
more
thou
had'fl
liberty for thy
loft,
and
the
like
;
now
thou nluft,bz
convinc'dthat
thou
haft
fed
upon.
aflieP,.
and
haft
not
been able
to
fay
there
is
a
lie
in
my
right
hand
;
but
God
bath
now
(hewed
me
there
is
a
lie,and
I
have look 'd
for
happinefs
elfewhere.;
but
now
I
fee
it
is
not
there
to
be
found
,
win
thy
foul
fully,to this
;
O
my
foul
art
thou taken off
from
all
other
things , bath
God.
convinc'd
thee
that thou
may'11
have
honours, riches,
pleafures,
and
yet
be a
Reprobate,
wo
unto
me
for
the time
that
I have
loft,
I have laid our
my time
and
moray
for another
bleffednefs,
th
.t
is
no
where
to
be
found
but
in
the grace
c
f
God.
Secondly, Let
coralience have
free
liberty
to
firm
thee
thy
fins,
and
charge
them
upon
thee, yea to
accufe and
condemn thee, and
do thou
help thy
Confcience
;
when Confcience accules and
condemns, then do
thou
condemn shy
felf;
if
thou
would'ft
be
pardoned,then
give
Confcience
.fcope
and
liberty
;
'tis
ve-
ry.dangerous
when
God
begins
to
air
the
hearts
of
men and
women , to
make
any flop
or
give any check
to
Confcience
there,.
the
wifcfl courfe
is
to give Confcience
liberty,
for
it
will
have
liberty
one
day to
accufe and
condemn
you
;
Why
will you
not now give
it
liberty
?
Confcience
will one
day
bring
all
thy
evil
deeds before
thee and
accule thee
;
now
let
it accule and
condemn thee
,
and
certainly
if
thou
doll fo,
thou
art
in
a
very
good way to
come to have
abfolution
of
thy
fins
in
thy
Confcience
now;
.for
,at
the
great
day
the
Books
/hall
be
opened
t
Now
bring_
as it
were
a
day
of
Judgment
t_pan
thy
felf,
contraa..the
Throne
of
God
into
your
own
hearts,
and call
for
the Book
of
Confcience,
and
fay, Con
-
fcience,
What
fay'll thou
againft
me.
that
I
may
get it
blot-
ted
out
now,
thankmay
-not
be
read .againftntneat the
day
of
Judgment
?
.
hirdly,
Be
willing
to own
all
thy
fns,
confefs,difcover them
with
all
the
heart- breaking
circumflances
and
aggravations
thou
canfl
poflìble,
the
Lord
knows
thy
fins
whether thou
eonfeíI
11:
them
or
not;
but
God
will have
thee to
come and lay
them
open,
God
will have
thee
to
corne
and..charge'thy
fell
with them
;
'tis
a
very
good
thing
to open Confcience free
-
iy,-before
tIhe,
ford, not
in a
flieht
way,
but in
a
way
of
an_
guifh