1. II. IV. IX. Qttejions,andCafes ofConffence Chap. 36j Fitt}, for the fubltance, and matter, that whatfoever we do be good, forbearing the contrary,or Indifferent. Secondly, From a right ground, and principle, Luk.'z. 53, 34. z Kin. to. 30, 31. which is f I.-From a pare heart : '.Purified by the blood ofChrifi for our juftificati- on, Ziich.13.1. Pfal.51.7. AEt.15.9. 2. By the fpirit of Chrilt for our fandtification, , C or.6. r I Pfal.66.18. z. From a good confcience, purged byChrill from dead works, to ferve the livingGod, Btb.9.14.andwhen its habitually exercifed to an inof- I fenfivenefs towards Godand man, Ails 24.16.. with 23.1. and when it endeavours to be compleatly, and universally good, Ails23. t. Yea, ' when it approves it felfgood in Gods fight,' Pet. 3.21.and when from all this the heart gives in a comfortable teflimony of its fimplicity and godly tincerity,able to fupport under greatelt difirefs,2 Co. 1.8.84c. 3. From faith unfeigned withoutwhich there is no pleating of God, Heb. 1 11.6. Faith waffles all out duties, andalts of obedience, in the blood t_ ofChriff, and fo renders them acceptable to God, 1'et.z.5. Thirdly, When for form, and manner we doe righteoufnefs, fo as God re- quires : and that a. Spiritually, and heartily, Prov.z3.26:3oh.4.a4. i Cer.6.2o. 2. Sincerely, and uprightly, Gen.i7.Ieas Day id, Pfal.'8. 22. and 66.,8. Paul, 2 Cor. 2. u lr. Peter, joh.2s.i 5,16,17. 3. Obedientially,becaufe Godcommands ir,as inNoah, Heb.11.7.Abraham, Heb.i r.8,r7,&c. David, Pfal. 40.8. and 119.143. Paul, Rom.7.z2. 4. Vniverfally, without tefervations, and exceptions, Pfal. 119.6. Numb.14. 22. Luke 1.6. 5. Conitantly, `Pfal'. 2, 3. and 92.'t 3;14.and 119.20. Fourthly, For right ends, Godsglory, i Cor.Ío. 31. and our own , and others fpirintal and eternal.g©od, v`flar.'5.16.1 `Pet.4. 2,3,4. Rom.2.7. Ninthly, True brotherly love is a figs of our communionwith God, s Joh 4. ' z. and 5. 1. Mr. Roberts Bel¡every. Evidences. HAP:
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