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6.
it
were,
to
the
opening
of
the
Books,
to the filling
and
putting of all
perfons in
a
poflure
before
him
ro be
fen
-
tenced
by him
:
It
Both in
a
manner all,
fo
that God
path
little or
nothing
to
do,
as
it
were
;
for
it
difcovers to a
man
what
was
his
duty,
and
his
fn.
2.
It
citeth
him
to
compear and anfwer for negle&ing
fuch
and fuch
a
duty,
and
committing
filch
and
fuch
a fin
;
and
he
cannot
pof-
fibly
thift
compearance.
3.
When
he Both
compear,
it
giveth
in
a
libel
of
accufations
againff
the
man,
and
a
catalogue
of
all
his fins,
in
thought,
word and
deed.
This
and
this ( will
it
awfully
fay)
thou didft
at
fuch
and
fuch
a
time,
in
fuch and
fuch
a
place,
aggravated
by
fuch
and fuch,circumffances.
4.
It
ferveth
to
be
a
wit
-
nefs,
yea
in
place
of
a
thoufand
witnetfes,
and
there is
no
denying
or shifting
of
whatever
it beareth
witnefs to
;
all which
we
my fee
in
.Yofeph's
brethren,
Gen.
42.
2r
who
fay
one
to
another,
We
are
verily
guilty
concerning
our
brother,
in
that
we
faw
the angu?
fh of
his
foul, when
he
be-
fought us
and
we
would
not
hear
;
therefore is
this
drefs
come
upon
us.
The
law
difcovereth
that
it
was
a
fin,
Confcience
challengeth
and
accufeth,
they
are
cited,-
the
accufation
is
given in
and proven,This
and this
they
did,.
and
did
it
with
all thefe circumffances :
Not
as
pitiful..
word
that
fofeph
fpoke, nor
a
tear that
he
shed
in
the
anguith
of
his
foul, befeeching
them to
defiff,
but
they
remember
it
now
;
and
there
is
no
shifting
of
the
chal-
lenge and accufation,
nor
covering
of
it,
as
they
had
done before
to
their
aged
father
Jacob
;
but
they
muff
needs
now take
with
all,
and confefs,
We
have
finned,
.
and
are
verily
guilty
concerning our
brother,
&c.
5ò
It
paf
feth
fentence
and,, in
this
refpea,
the
heart
is
faid to
con..
demn
when,
the
thing,
is
evil, and
to
abfolve
or
not con-
demn
when
the thing
is
good,
I
5hn
3.
20,
21E.
6e
When
is
bath
fentenced and
condemned,
it
leaveth
not
the
man
fo, but
goeth
on
and executeth the
fentence
and
turneth
a
gnawing worm to bite
and gnaw, and
as
an
executioner
to buffet
and Imite,
to
damp
and torment,
the
man
:
Thus
ye
may
fee
how ufeful
Confcience
is
to
,
.
help
forward God's judgment, and to
vindicate him
in his fentence.
And
as
it
is
thus
with
a
guilty
Confci-
ence,
fo it
is
with
a
Confcience abfolving;
it
will abfolve
wheta-