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Con,
f'
ien
e,
í
to
juftife
thee
?
Chrilt
to
fan
&ifie thee
?
Wouldit
thou
be
under
Ci
rifts regiment,
and
liver
at
will
?
Reo.z
Come
and
welcome
:
no
1òu1 is
excepted.
Who
his
.
17
let
him
take
of the mater
of
life
freely. Ye
tee
there
will,
QrsscUnque
vu/t,
Wholoever will.
Indeed
if
thou
haft
not
a
will
to be
in
Chrift
;
but thou
wilt
do
thus and
thus,
and
thou
wilt
have thy .will,
2nd thitsMutt,
and
that
friend,
and
fuck
a
courfe,
and,
70,
this is
too
flrrîl
art
not
for
Chri(t
have
nothing
for
nay,
if
you be there
thou
nation. But it
thou
would
havefChrifteindee
and
be
Chrift
indeed,
thy heart
in
Chrift,
thy
will
in Chriuì,
thy whole
felfin
Clara
;
then arifè
he
calleth
thee.
Thus underhand the
word
right, the
Goípel
doch
not
exclude thee whofoevcr thou
art.
3.
Thou
mull
not
for fear
of
fharne
or
Joffe,
&c, keep from
ref
}itution
wherefoever thou haft
done wrong,
or fatis.a6tion
wherefoever
thou hzft
cozened,
or reformation
whercicever
thou
art
accr;f}omd to any
evil, or the
doing any thing
that
may procure
cafe
and
quiet
to
thy
conference.
It
may
be
one
is
troubled
in
conkience
1òr
his
wronging
his
neighbour
in
rwentie
pounds,
and
if
he
would
make reftitution
he
might have-found
peace
:
but he
will
not;
no
he
daubeth up
his confcience
íome other
way.
Another
it
may
be fuffereth
diforders in
his
famrlie and
foul
abut-es,
which
if
he
would
redr
have
peace
:.but
he
will not.
A
he
might
uld
down
with
his
pride
;
another
if
he
would
be acquairnted
with Gods
fèrvants,
or
if
he
would take any paint
in
good duties,
be
more
diligent
for
the
work
of
repentance, &c.
but
theíè things
will
not
be
done
; Men
planer
up
their
conferences
g
hew)
tome other way, and
(J
know
not
right
way.
But
if
any
yf
(ó
go
to
hell
ròr
not taking the
y'
y
®
you
be troubled
in
contcience, keep
back nothing, hold back
nothing that may make
for
your
true
peace and
qùiet.
4. Thou
muff wait
on
God
:
Caft
th
defire
him
to
give thee
the
true
peace
of
conference.
But
wbait
Gods
leifure,
knowing
thou
haft
dcferved
to
be
utterly depri-
ved