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riiL
t7'eatíf
e
of
Conf
cíence,
confcience
fpeaketh
peace
and
etfeêceth it
;
it
doth not
onely
(peak
it
but
it
puttech
it
into
our
hearts.
It
proppeth
us up
in
all
mileries,
in
(ickneffes, yea in
death
it
Pelf.
A good
conicience
then
rnakech us
hold
up
our
heads
when
all
the
world (hall
be
confounded
:
A good
conicience
will
bear
us
out
again((
r.
Corr
5,
the
King
of
terrours
:
It
is
onely
a
good
con(
ience
that
can
s
S,
f7.
look death
in
the
face,
and tày,
O
death,
where
is
thy
fling?
thanks
be to
God
whogiveth
ur
vi
iorie
through
ear Lord
je
fus
Chrift.
Yea,
at
the
day
of
judgement, when
the
whole
world
(hall
be
burning
before us,
when
the
'great men
of
the
world
who
go in
filks
and
fcarlet
and
broidered
hair
(hall
fear
and
fhiver
as a
reed hhaken
with
the
wind,
this
will
make
us
with
boldneffe undergo the
terrour
of
it. This
will
make
us happie
in
all our
diarefles
:
When
crofles
pelt,us,
and
hcknefle
paineth
us,
and death attatcheth
us
we
are
happie
men.
What
if
we
have the tokens.
of
Gods
wrath upon our
bodies
fo
we have
the
marks
of
his
love upon our fouls
?
What
outward
calamitie
foever
happeneth
to
us, yet
if
we
have this
good
con
kience
we
are
happie.
O
then let
us
labour
to
get
it
by
faith
and
a
holy
life.
If
we
would
be
Café
in
the
floud
-time,
in
the day
of
Gods
wrath,
we mutt
be
buhe
now about
the
ark, we
mutt provide
before
-hand
For
it
:
Nothing but
this
ark will
lave
us in
the
Gen- 4.
deluge
of
Gods anger.
It
is
in
vain
to trouble our
iclves
about
¿o,
other
things
:
Jabal
was
a
merrie
man
;
he
made
pipes
and
organes
:
Jabal
built
tents
;
others planted
vineyards
:
but
Noah
provided
his
ark. Many
delire
comfort
in
hckneffe,
in
death
;
butthey
do not
provide
for it
before
-hand
:
They
look
after
their
(ports or buhneffes
in-
the
world
;
but
this
ark
is
neg
leaed,
this
good
conicience,
without
which
all
men_s
labour
s
vain.
Be
they
what
they
will
he,
in
never tò
much
credit
and
efleern
they
are yet
moll
milerable
when
troubles and
af_
flies
&ions
come on
them,
as
one
day
they
(hall
and
(hall
not
tarrie
;
then all their comforts
will
forfake
them
:
When
death looketh them
in
the
face
: then
their hearts die
within
them. How full
of
pride
and haughtineffe
foevcr
they
were
before, yet
when they
come to
die,
if
their
contèiences
be
awaked
they