Gv_Med
R,em
fsion,
41
people after
their
fins
are forgiven , yet
it
is
more
than they
know,but
that
if
their
fins
had not
been
forgiven
they
might
have
had
other
manner
of
miferies
than they do
now
meet
withal
perhaps
you
meet
with
fome
now,and
more than
you did
before,
but for ought
you know,
thofe miferies you meet with
now,
might
have
been feven
-fold more than now
they are,
and
ano-
ther
manner of
wrath
than you now
think of,
Ira.
40.
z. Cry,
brr
warfare
is
accompli
f
bed,
for
her
iniquity
is
pardoned
;
where
iniquity
is
pardoned, there warfare
is
accomplished;
if
afflif} ions
be
not quite removed,
yet they are
made
very
eafie
co
be
born,
and
that upon
two
grounds.
Firft,
Becaufe
thegreatnefs
of
the good
that
there is
in
pardon
of fin,
makes
the bitterefl.
and
faddeJt evil
;Aar
there is
in
af
i-
Elion
to be
as
nothing
;
as
to
inftance, fuppole
a
Malefa6tor that
is
condemned to fome grievous
and
hideous death
, i
},.ould
have
a
friend
at
Court
to
fue
for
pardon, or
he
comes
up
to
get pardon
:
Well
,
he
comes and
is
admitted to
come
into
the Kings
Prefence
,
and he
receives
him gracioufly,
pardons him
freely
, quits him fully
of
all
his
guilt
,
and
puts him fully out
of
all
the danger he
was
in
;
perhaps
as
he
is
coming
from the
King he
lofes his
Glove
or
Handker-
chief
;
Would
not
that
be
an
unfeemly
thing for
a
man, that af-
ter
he has
got
his
Pardon,
yet becaufe
he
has
loft
his
Glove,
fhould whine and
wring
his
hands,
becaufe
of
the
lofs
of
his
Glove
;
would not
that
be an
unreafonable
thing
?
Certainly
there
is
as
much unreafonablefs
for
any
man
or
woman
that
hath
the
pardon
of
their
fin,
for
them
to wring their
hands,
and
whine,
and keep
a
ftir
ás
though they were
undone
becaufe
they
are
aflli&ed
:
For
the
greateft
aflliétion
that
can befall
any
in
this
world,
compared
with
the good
of
pardon of
fin,
is
not
fo
much
as
the
lofs
of
a
Glove for
the laving
of
any
mans life
by
the
Kings
Pardon
;
though your
'afflicctions
may
be
more
than
the
lofs
of
a
Glove.; yet
your
pardon
of
fill is
greater
than
any Kings
pardon
in
the
world
:
put
thefe
together,
and
know
hereby the
-unreafonablenefs, and
when to check
thy
fell'',
(ha-
ving any
afl'urance
of
pardon
of
fin)
that thou fhouldft
b-
fo
troubled
at
any
affliaion,
and have fo much
good from
God in
the pardon
of
thy
fin
:
Further, for
thofe
that are troubled
at
G
aff
iftions,