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Confcieuce
the arrow
of
his
wrath
flicking
in
your
fouls, this
will
adde
forrow to
forrow,
and make your
elute
much
more uncomfor-
table
and unfupportable. Beloved,
peace
of
conscience
is
goad
at
all
times
;
but
it
is
moll
precious
when calamities
fall on
us
:
Then
to
have
the
peace
of
a
good
conlcience
that
may bring
us
good news
from
)eaen,
that
all
is
well within,
all
peace
there,
this
is
filch
peace as
all
the
world cannot
give
nor
fell
nor buy.
Never
more need of
ti,e peace
of
confcience
then
now.
As one
laid
of
the
books
of
Faith, There
be
abundance
of
books
written
offaith
:
buy
them
all
up,
faith he
;
ye
will need
every
one
of
them
ere
long
:
So
may
J
fay
of
whatever may forward
the
peace
of
conscience
;
Buy
it,
purchafe it,
get
it,
as
much
peace
as
you
can poffible
: ye
will
have
need
of
it
all
ere
long. Take
heed
of
troubling
your
confciences or
clogging them
With
guilt,
lefi
the
Lord
caR
you
off,
and
left ye
be
hardned,
and
Co
ye
perith
from
the right
way. Do
not think thus,O
we
are believers,
and
have
no
need
of fuck threatnings.
He
who
is
certain
of
his
iäl-
vation
kifloweth aflMredly
he
fhould
be
damned
if
he
fhould
go
on
in
finne
without
repentance
;
This
if
is
true enough
;
If
the
righteous forfake his
righteoufnsffe,
all
his
former
righteauf-
neffe¡hall
be
forgotten. And,
Woe
is
me, faith
Paul,
If
f
preach
not
the gofpel.
In
the
Rate
of
innocencie
there was
ufe
of
threat
-
nings
:
to
is
there
now
in
the
Rate
of
grace.
The
Lord threatned
Adam
in
innocencie,
If
thou
eat thereof
thou
fhalt
die the
death.
Job
was awed
by
threatnings not
to lift up
his
hand
againí
the fatherleffe
;
fer
faith
he,
f
ru
tion
from
God
was
a terrour
to
me. Aly
flefh,
faith
David, trembleth
for
fear
of
thee, and
Sam
afraid
of
thy
judgements.
Let
us
have
grace,
faith the
Apoflle,
whereby
we
may
ferve
God
acceptably
with
reverence and
godly
fear.
Why
?
for
our
God is
a
confuming
fire.
For be
it
that Gods
children
(
that
is,
all
believers
'
fhall
never
fall
finally away
;
yet this
threatninv
is
one
of
Chrifls
inPruments whereby
he keepeth
them
from f:lling,
:
and they
alto
may
t?ft
of
much
bitterneffe
if
they grow indulgent to their
corruptions.
O
therefore
take
heed
of
this
curfe,
that your
con -
`fciences
may
not dog
you with
the
guikoffinne
and the appre-
henfion