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A
Treat
fe of
Con
ic,~ience.
(
69
pie,
he
calleth
him the
God
of
peace
;
he
fannifieth
his
people
by
peace
:
It
maketh
them
think thus,
We muff
not
do
this
or thou
as
others
do
;
we
Jhall
lofe
the
puce of
our
con
/tierce
if
we
do.
This
makes
them
arive
againfl (inne, deny
their own
wills
and
carnal appetites;
If
I
f
Quid
not do
fo
I
fh
mid
have
no
peace.
This
peace
faneiifieth:
But
the
peace
which carnali
men
fetal
to
have
doth not
fanc}ifie
the
foul
:
they are never
the more
holy
for
the fame.Again,another
effea
of
the
peace
of
a
good
confci-
ence
is
to put
life
into
us
in
the
performance
of
good
duties
e
it
maketh
us
with
gladneffe and
delight perform the
duties
of
our generali
and
particular
callings
:
But
the
falfe
peace
of
an
evil
confcience fiiffereth
the
wicked
to
be
dead
and dull
to good
duties.
The
true
peace
keepeth
our hearts
and
our
minds:
We
fhould
lofe
our
minds
in
the things
of
this life, but this
peace
doth
keep
them upon
God
;
we
fhould
lofe
our hearts upon
our profits
and pleafures and
affaires in
the
world,
but the peace
of
confcience
doth
keep them upon
heaven
:
Phil,
.1.
7.
The
peace
of
cod
which
pafeth
all
underftanding,
fall
keep
your
hearts
and
minds.
This Both the peace
and quiet
of
a
good
confcience
but the
quiet
of
a
wicked
mans confcience
doth not
do
thus
;
it
keepeth
not
his
mind
in
this manner,
but it
is
upon
earthly
things
for
all
that.
IV. They
differ
in
refpea
of
duration
and continuance.
The
quiet
of
a
good
confcience
is
fettled
and
grounded
in
the godly;
it
never
faileth them nor forfaketh
them;
the other
peace
is
fading. Let
a
feeling Sermon come
and
rifle
carnali men,
it
taketh
away
their
peace
from
them
;
their
confciences
then
flie
in
their
faces, and
then they
fee
they
are
not right
;
Let
Joffe
of
outward
things come and light upon
them, or
any
other
af-
flicion,
it
taketh
their
peace
from them
;
confcience then
breaketh out
upon them and
fheweth them
how they
have de-
ceived themfelves
with
falfe
peace, efpecially
at
their death,
then
an
evil
confcience
(
that
bath
been
quiet
before)
in
Read
of
comforting
will affright and amaze
them.
But
if
we have
the quiet
of
a
good
confcience, it will make
us
heare
the word
with comfort,
and
not to
be
troubled
&
dilquieted
by
a
fearch-
ing