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Go
fpel
Xe7tli
io
}t.
condemn'd to
eternal death,
and
all
the
time
of
your
life
is
given
you for
this
very
end,
a
few dayes
that
God
gives
you for
this
very purpofe, rneerly that you might
have
a
little liberty to
fue
out
your pardon,
and make up
your
peace
with God
:
O
that
men
and
women
would
but
underfland this, what they
live
for,
that
all
the time
of their
lives
is
given
them
to
make
up
their
peace
with
God
;
you
are to
know
it
is
given
for
this end,
meer-
ly
as a
Malefactor hath
a
Reprieve to
get
his
Pardon;t'his
is
your
very condition
,
you
ftand before the
Lord guilty
of
eternal
death,
but
God
in
his patience
and
long-
fufferance gives
you
a
few dayes
to
live
to
fue
out
your Pardon,
and
if you
let
this
time
flip,
and
thefe dayes
be
gone,
I
profifs
to
you
this
day,be-
fore the L,;zd, that mercy
it {elf
(hall
never
fave
you
:
I
would
but know
of
many
of
you,
how you
fpend
thefe dayes
?
you
are
not
certain of
one
day,
it
may
be
not
an
hour
;
Do
you
fpend thefe dayes
in
making
it
the
great
bufinefs and
work
of
your
Sßtils
to
fue
out
a
Pardon
?
Let
me fpeak
to
you,
and
O
that
you would
fpeak it
in
fecret between
God
and
your
own
Souls,
and
that you would anfwer
in
the
Name
of
God
every
foul prefent, to
this
Queftion,
Soul
haft
thon made
it
the
great
work.and
buf
nef
s
of
thy
life,
above
all things
in
the
world,to
fue
out
thy
Pardon, and
feel
for
Reconciliation
with
thy God,
and
a,
difcharge
of
thy
fans
?
I
verily
fear
that many
of
you that
hear
me this
day,
if
we
could
but
hear
Confcience fpeak,
would an-
fwer,
What
?
I make
it the
great work
and bufinefs
of
my
life
to
fue
out
a
Pardon
?
God
knows
it
hath
been
the great work
and
bufinefs
of
my
life
to
increafe my
guilt
;
there
is
not
a
day
goes over my
head, but
I
have
brought
more guilt
upon
my
felf
by
wicked
Oaths,
taking Gods Name
in
vain,
negleding
his
Worfhip,
abufing of
his
creatures,
perhaps
by
drunkennefs
or
uncleannefs
;
methinks
your
Confciences
might mif-give
you,
when
you are
fo
far
from making
it
the
great
bufinefs
of
your
lives
to
fue
for
pardon, that
you
make
it
your
great
work
to increafe
your
guilt
;
Doft
thota
think ever
to
get pardon of
thy
fin,
fo
long
as
thou
goeft on to increafe
thy
guilt,
and
make
thy felf
more vile
?
the lives
ofmany
people are
in filch
a
courfe
of
wickednefs,
that
it
befpeaks
them
that either they are
re-
folved to
perifh eternally
in
their
fin,
or
elfe
to
make it to
be as
M
3
great.