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GoJl
el
R
in
f
sion.
to
God
in the
Higheft
;
Lord,What
is
man
that
thou fhouldJt
be
fo
mindful of him
?
thou
haft
made
him
a
little
lower
than
the
An-
gels
;
nay,
as
you
have
heard
this
day,
God
has
fet
him above
thofe
Angels that
finned
againft him
;
Chriß
would not
chew
mercy to
them, they
could
not
be
pardoned
;
this
is
for
poor
fin-
ners
in
the
world,
a
generation
of
thofe
that
feek
him,
that
have
this
great
mercy
of
pardon
and forgivenefs
of
fin
revealed to
them
;
What
fhali
we
fay
to
there
things?
the Apoftles
expref-
lion may help
us
to make way
to the Application
,
and
as
I
have
told
you
we
fhould
fan
&ire
the
Name
of God,
in
ftanding ama-
zed
at the wonderful
grace
of God
that glorioufly appears
in
the
Juftification
of
a
finner,
as
we
have opened
in
many
Particulars.
And now
we have
many things to
fay
in
the
Application of thefe
things,
for the anfwer to that queftion, What
(hall
we
fay
to
there
things
?
attend
in
the fear
of God,
and
you íhall hear
in
the Ap-
plication what fhall
be
Paid
to thofe things, you
have
heard
in
the
former
Doctrine.
CHAP.
XIV.
of
the Dishonour
that
is done
by
Men
to
the
Pardoning
Grace
of
God
by
flighting of
it.
rIrft,
This
we
have
to
fay
to
thefe
things,
Surely
if
the
Pardon
of
Sin
be
fo
great
a
mercy as you
have
heard,
and that
there
is
fuch a
wonderful work,of
God
in
it
,,
then
it
muff
needs
be
a
horrible
and vile thing
to
fin
againft
this
grace that
the
heart
of
God
is fo
much
in
;
to
difhonour
this great
work of
God
muff
needs
be a
very vile
and
horrible thing
:
And this
hath
been
my
intention,
my
very plot,
as
to
fet
forth
the
greatnefs
of
the
grace,
of
God
in
the
mercy
of
forgivenefs ;
fo
fo
to keep you
from
finning
againft
this
grace.
If
he be bleffed upon
whom
fùch a
great
and
glorious
work
of God
is
wrought
in
forgivenefs
of
fin;
then
it muff needs
be a
molt horrible
and dreadful
thing
for
any
man
or
woman to
fin
againft this
grace
of
God
;
and
horrible to
difhonour
fuch
a
great
work
of
God
as
this
is.
But