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21
6
Go el
kemi
1on.
with people
to
run after
Sermons, but
now
thou begin'!}
to
feel
the
died
of
it,
And
the
glory of
God
appears
to
thee
in
this place,
when thou
art
hearing of
his
Word
;
thou
may'ír
hence.reafon,
as 21?anoa's
wife,
Judg.
13.
23.
That certainly
if
God
had intended
to
have-
.fulled
N4,he
would not
have
received
a burnt
O.
f
Bring
and a
meat Offering
at
our
hands;
neither
would
he
have
fi,e
teed ru
all
theft. things
;
to
fay to
thy
foul
if
God
had intended
to
kill
me,
he
would not
have been
fo
willing
to
have
drawn
me
after him,
neither
would
he have
Mewed
me
all
there
things,
and let
that
be
an
incouragement
unto
thee.
Fourthly,The
end
why
God
continues this world
in
being,
ís
that
he
might
give
pardon
to
his
Eled
;
certainly
this
world
had been
ciifloived
long
ago, if it were not that
he
might
bring
pardon to
his
Elect,
and to
th'
;fe
that
fee
their
fins
;
this
muff
needs
be
a
great
incouragement
to
a
foul,
viz,
to
thole
that
fee
their
fins,
to
come
in
;
when
this
pardoning
work
is
done,
Jhrifi.
gill
deliver
up
his
Kingdom
to
his
Father
if
a
Malefa
or
.íhould
come
to
fue
out
his
:pardon,
and one
íhould
fay
unto
him,.
'tis
well
Sir
you are come,
for
the King
would not have
kept
his
Court
fo
long
there,
but that you
íhould
come
in
;
were not this
a
great incouragement
?
fo
fay
I,
tztere
it
not
that
men íhould come to get the
pardon
of
their
fin, the
Court
of
the
world would
have
been
broken up
long
before
this time.
Fi£hly,The principal
fcope
of
the
Scriptures
is
for
this very
end,to
reveal
the
pardoning
grace
of
God
;
you
llave
here
the
heart of
God
laid open
;
Chrifr
wept
and
mourned
that
(in-
ners
.would
not come
in,
that
they
might
be
pardoned
and
.laved. I have
read
a
ftoxy,rhat in
Athens there
uw
a Temple,
and
in
that
there
was
a
woman weepin
(,and
in
one
hand
fhe
had
a
bleeding
F1cart,amd,
with
the other
fhe was
writing
Pardons;
fo
Chrift
he
funds
weeping over
you, that
you
witl
`not
come
in,
and he
bath
a
bleeding
heart,
bleeding
for you
in
the
one
hand;
'and
with the
other
hand
he
is
ready
to
write
you
a
pardon,
-Eui
.
19.
41,42.
nay,
he
46es
not
only
weep:
But
the
Sixth
incouragement
may
be,
He
fends
his
)imb,,radors
to
woos'