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',fifes coniY-
imed
by
expe-
rience.
Muth.
t
t.m8.
lohn
;.;6.
:and
6.37.,
3)datth.9.
Luk.t9.
lohn
4.
Wohn
6.
;lohn
9.
46o
.
Comfortable
Prefsruatiues
againfl
defperation.
blot
out
all
our wickedneffe,
if
wee
repent
and
tome
vnto
him,
fo
alfo hee
hath bound
himfelfe
hereunto
by
moll
free
and
faithful!
protnifes,Matth.
i
r
.28.
Come
vnto
me
all
yee
that
labour and
are
beanie
laden,and
I
will
eafey
oft.
Iohn
3.36.
Hee
that
beleeueth in
the Sonne
hath
euerla/lin
life.
And
Ioh.
6,37.
g3e
hath
a{furedlie
promifed,
that
whofoeuer
commeth
unto
hire he
mill
not
ca
f
away.
Thefe
and
many
fuch like
gratious
promifes
he
hath
made,
of
the performance
whereof
we need
not
to doubt,efpecially
codering
that
he gaue continual!
experience
in
hispra6life here on
earth,
ofhis
loue
good
-
neffe,mercie
and
;
for
who
euer came
vnto
him
with
any lawfull
fuite
and receiued
a
repulfe
?
who
euer intreated
hìs help,and
was
abandoned
?
who
euer asked any
thing
of
him which
was
profitable for
him
to
receiue, and did
not
ob.
-mine
his
fuite.?
whatfoeuer
ficke
came
vnto
him receiued
their health,whatfoeuer
laine defired his
helpe receiued
their
lims,
whatfoeuer
blind
reforted
vnto
him
receiued
their
fight,
whatfoeuer
firmer
implored
the
forgiueneffe
of
his
finnes
receiued
full
remiflion
and
pardon. Yea
fo
gratious,
mercifull and
lowing was
this our King
and
Redeemer,
that
he preuented
his
poore nùferable
fubiecls
with
his
grace,
and fought
all
occafions
of
extending
his
loue
and
mercie
tòwards
them, giuing
vnto them
more
then they defired;
theficke
of
the
paifie
coinming
vnto
him
not
onelie was
cured
ofhis
difeafe,
but
ago receiued
the remiflion
of
his
f
tines,
Matth.9.
Zacheut
defired
but to
fee
his face, and
he
offereth
vnto
him his
coinpanie,and therewith
eternal!
fal-
uation,Luke
19.
The woman ofSamaria requefled
but
ele-
mentali water, andbee
offereth
veto
her
the
Water
of
life,
Iohn 4.
The people followed him to
bee
fed
by
miracle
with
corpo
rail
foode,and Chrifl
offereth
vnto them the bread
of
life,
Iohn
6.
The
poore blind
man
defired
that
hee
might be
by Chriíl
reilored to
his
bodily fight,and Chrifl
alfo
illumi-
nates,the
eies
of
his
foule,
fo
that
as
with
his
bodilie
eies hee
4ifcerned
hi
ru
to
be
a
man,fo by the
eie
offaith
he
knew
him
to
be
his
Redeemer and Sauteur.
By all
which
it
çlearely ap-
peareth that,there
was neuer anie
more readie
to
aske then
bri
to
giue
ray
fuch
was
his,goodnefieand
loue,
that
bee