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Goffel
Xemisiotz.
wont to
do
?
he
gave him this
anfwer,fayes
he,
I
cannot
live,and
what
f
all
I
now
think.of
uncleannefs
and fornication
?
I
am
in
danger
of
my
life,and
I
have
now
no
time
to
thinkpf.
uch
thins;
and
that helpt
and cured
his
thoughts
:
from this
we
may fee,that
if
a
foul was
pofieft
of
The
evil
of
fin,
and
the
danger
of
condem-
nation,the
necellity
and
great
.confequence
of
a
pardon
;
what
a
rnighty
means
would
it
be
to
take off
your
thoughts from
other
things,and turn
them upon
this;and certainly,
who ever
you
are,
whofe
thoughts
are not
mightily
taken
up
about
this great
fubjec`t
of
the
pardon of your
fins,
you take
the name
of
God
in
vain,and
do
not ffanai
fie
him in this
great
work,of
has;
and
know
this,you
that
fpend
your
dayes
fleeping
in
fecurity, your
damnation
fleeps
and (lumbers
not;
and
untill
your
fin
be
pardoned,the
infinite ju-
ftice
of
God
is
working your doom,for
the
full
fatisfadion
of
it,
that
is
the ftrft
thing
they
diíhonour God
in
that
go
on in
fecure
ceurfes without minding
fuch
a
great
thing
as
the
pardon of
fin is.
Secondly,Others
difhonaur
God,who
in
fitead
of
making
it
their
great
bufnefs
in this
world
to
get
theirfin
pardoned,t
hey
make
it
their
great
workto
increafe
the
guilt
of
fin,
by
heaping
up
more
and
more guilt,and
fo make
the
flame
greater,and
add to
it
conti-
nually.
You
would
think
it
a
very unreafonable
and
defperate
thing
in a
man,that
being condemned to
force
greivous &dreadrul
death, yet
there
being
a
pardon propounded
and
force
poflibility
of
it,
&
a
friend
for
this
very
end
get
a
Reprieval
of
the King for
two
or
three days,that
he
might
have
time to
fue
out his
Pardon;
fuppofe fuch
a
thing
:
Now then,
if
this
man
in
this time
of
Re-
prieval that
is
given for this
very end,to
feek
a
Pardon,fhould
call
for
good cheer
and
mufck,merriment
and
fporting,and
not only
fo,
but
fall
into
railing
againít the Prince, increafe
his
guilt,
and
provoke
the Prince more
and
more againft
him
;
Would
not
every man
fay,
this
man
is
worthy
of
the greateft extream
tor-
mentingeft death that
could
be
devifed
?
Nay,
I
fuppofe,
thould
you hear
of
fuch
an
one
condemned to
die,
and had his
life
given
him
for
this
very
end, you would
think,
furely
this
man
will
.
fpend thefe dayes
in
another
manner
than
ever he
fpent
his
time
before':
you
that
would think
fo
of
fuch
a
man,
it may
be
force
of
you, before
the
Lord
this
day are guilty
of
the
fame
evil,
for
this
is
a certain
truth,
that
all
the
men
in
the
world
have
been
condemn'd