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wow
fin
comes,
God
is
reconciled,
and
all
f
ars and
terrors
from the
Almighty are
gone
:
(Bole
fears
whereby the
fcul was
afraid.
God
was
fecretly
working
ruine
to
it,
are
difpelled
;
and
if
any judgement
of God
comeciofe
and
near,
and befall
any
in
the fight
and
hearing
of
a
guilty foul;
he
would
be
thinking God.
is
coming
to
nie
next
:
But
a
juftified foul
may fay, though the
judgements
of
God
be
never
fo
terrible
in
the
world,
and
in
the`._
Word,
which
before
terrified
my Confcience
:
yet
now
my
fin
being
pardoned, my
foul
is
reconciled,
and
the
Word
of
God.
fpeaks
nothing
but
good unto me,
and
all
thofe fears
that
before
fo
terrified
me
are difpelled.
But
may not
a pardoned
man
have
thefe
fears,
or
fomewhat
of
Ob]e5t
the
nature
of
therm
refing
on
his
fpirit
after
he
is
pardoned
?
Yea,
he
may,
but
the ground
of
them
is
difpelled and
gone
;
Anfw.,
it
is
not
the work
of
Gods Spirit
that
caufes
thefe
fears,
as
it
did
before,
Rol-n.8.15
.
You
have
not
received
the
fpirit
of
bon-
dage
again
to
fear,but
the
Spirit
of
adoption,whereby ye
cry
Ab-
ba
Father
;
may
be
you may
have forne
fears,
but being
jufti-
fied
by
faith, you
have
not again received
the fpirit
of
bondage
if
hereafter you
have any fears
of
Gods
judgements and
wrath
againft you
;
it
is
not
the fpirit
of
bondage, the Spirit
of
God
that
caufes
thefe fears, your own
felves
may miftake the
matter
;
for thofe
that
once
receive the fpirit
of
bondage,
never
after
re-
ceive it
;
you may have fears
through your
own
miftakes,but
not
by
the
Spirit
of
God,
as
the fpirit
of
bondage
(hewing
us
our
bondage
by
our
fins, and
working
terrors
on the
foul
for it,thefe
fears
are difpelled;for
in
our
peace
with
God
in
the pardon
of
fin,
the
matter
of
enmity between
God
and
the
foul
is
taken
away.
;
there
is
this
in
it which
might
have
been
added
in
the myfte_
ries
:
When
a
Prince
pardons
a
malefactor,
he,
gives him
his.
life,
and
he
is
glad,
goes
away, but
the Prince regards
him not
any
more
;
and poffibly he
may
yet
have enmity
in
his
heart
againft
the Prince
Rill
:
But
God
when
he
pardons
a
firmer, nor
only
is
the
enmity taken
away
, but
forthwith that
foul
brought
into
the
(fate
of
infinite
friendfhip,
he
receives-the
foul
into his very
heart
;
fo
that there
fhail
be
a
greater
and
more intimate
love and
friendthip
between
hisMajefty
and
that
Soul, than ever
was
between
the
greaten
and
deareft friends
in
the