Go#el
R
emijsioti.
willing
to
pats
through,
difficulties
in
feeking pardon,
when
as
Go.ls
mercies
pats
through
many .difficulties to come to
thy-
foul
;
thou
art
going to
God,
and feeking
to
him
for
mercies,
and
there lye
many
difcultiesin
the way
;-
when
Godwas
com-
ing to
thee, there lay
many
difficulties',
in
the
way, and
yet he
paff.
through
them
all
;
therefore
thou maiff
be
content though
thou
meeteft
with
fame
dit
culties
in feeking
the
pardon
of
thy
íiits.
Thirdlv,Tbi.c
may make
us
willing
to
go throtugbanyfervices;
though
they.he
hard,if
thou'
art
ing'tting
of
pardon;SuppofeGod
fet. us
about
fome
hard work
that bath
many difficulties
in
it,
do
not complain
as
if God.were
a
hard
Mailer,
when he
Pets
you
about
any
hard work
;
for
be
it
known unto
yon,
thou art never
fet
about
any
fuch
hard work
in
all
thy
life
for
God,
that hath
fo
many difficulties
in ir,
as
the
work
of
God
in
pardoning thy
fin
bath
;
there are more
difficulties when
God
comes
to pardon
thy
foul
for
fin,
.than
in
any fervice
whatever that God requires
of
thee
;
thou
lookeft
upon
the fervice
of God;
and
there
are
many
difficulties
in
it
;
be
contented,
do
not
complain
,
for
God
pail
through
many
diffiéulties to
pardon
thy
fin
;
and
this
is
another
conf
deration, the
difficulties
God
paffes
through to
pardon
fin,
is
a
great
Argument that
that
foul
is
bleffed
that
bath
his
iniquities
forgiven,
CHAP. VI.
Of
Pardoning Mercy
coming
from
the
Fountain
of
Gods
Ever
-
laflina
Love.
6.
rlrgu-
Hen
God
comes to
pardon
fn,
it
is
fuch a
mercy as
comet
ment..
`
``
from
the
fountain
of
Gods
Everlaf
ing
Love;
other
mer-
cies
do
not;where
this
is
not,you
cannot make
them
Evidences
of
Gods
eternal
love
;
if
God
give you health of
Body,
good
voy-
ages at
Sea,and good comings
in
in refpec`f
ofthe world,you
can-,
not
draw Arguments from
hence4that
God
bears eternal love
to
your
fouls..
But when
he_comes
to pardon
your
fins;
its
a
cer-
tain