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to
feek
after
the pardon
of
their
fin,
that
you may have
your
comforts
ai,d
enjoyments
in
this
world
in
outward things
Tweet
unto you
;
anti
if
there were
no
other
reafon
to
perl'wade
you
to
leek
alter iúrgivenefs,
this
might
be
enough
,
that you may
have
all
your
outward
mercies
in
mercy
to you
;
you
may
have
an
Eftate;
a
Tweet Yo..\k-
fellow,
and
{weet
Children,
and
all
thou
canft
&fire,
and thefe
are mercies,
but
they are
but
fuch
mercies
as
God
may give
to
thofe
that
are Enemies unto him
;
they
are but
outward
mercies
at
the
belt,
coming not to thee
as
fruits
of the
Covenant,
and
fo
are not
the
fore
mercies
cf
Da
vid
;
nay, not
worthy
to
be
accounted mercies. Confider
but
two things
;
Firft,
TheQuilt
of fin
upon
thy
foul,
isfo
great
an evil,
that
take
all theft things
at
the beft, they
are
but
as
a
grain
of
Sugar
put
into
a
tun of
Gall
;
a
tun
filled up
with
bitter
Gall,
and one
grain
of
Sugar put into it, would not
all
the fweetnefs
of
it
be
fwallowed
up in
the tun
of
Gall
?
fo
were
the
Monarchy
of
the
whole world
made
over to thee
,
yet
if
thy
fin be
unpar-
doped, there
is
fo much
evil in
it,
as
all
that thou
canft en-
joy
is
but
as one
grain
of
Sugar put
into
a
Tun of Gall, the
evil-
of
fin
would fwallow it
all
up.
Secondly,
Thou
knoweft not
what
thou
haft, whether
it
be
out
of
Gods love
or
hatred
;
Nay,
thou haft
rather
caufe
to
conclude,,
it
is
out
of Gods anger
.and
hatred,
than out
of Gods
loue
;
How
can't
thou then
accoùnt.
it
a
mercy,
when
all
the comforts
thou
haft,
may come out
of Gods
infinite
anger
and
hatred to
thee,
rather
than out
of
love
?
therefore
till thou
art
affured
of
par
don, thou
haft
no
mercy,
thou can't
be
affured
of,
is in
mercy
to
thee
.:
This
'hews,
i
.The
great
vanity of
men
and
women
that
lookafter
pardon
of
ftn,but
'eas
only
at
fueh
times.
as God
takes away
all
other comforts
from
them
; as
thus, they
think
to
fatis;ñe
themfelves
with
the
creatures
while
they
can
enjoy them ,
while they
can
go up
and
down amongft
friends,
eat
good
chear,
and have
all
coming
in
;
lout
when
God
takes away
all
thefe,
as
on
a
fick'
bed,
then
they will
cry for
pardon
;
Oh
mercy
Lord
!
oh mercy!
I
am a
wretched
milerable
firmer,
oh mercy
!
Well,
now
you
would
have
mercy,
Why now,:
and not
before?
before
you
had.