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reati('e
of
Gonf
cience.
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ed
do)
yet they
do
not
confider
that
forrow
which
one
day
will burft
in
upon
them and
fuck
them
utterly
:
Let
us
trie
then
our
peace
by
tliefe
notes,
I.
If
the
quiet
of
our
confciences be
good, it
is
filch
as
we
have
carefully fought
for
at
the
mercies
of
God
in
the
bloud
of
Jefus Chrift,
when being pinched
with the burden
of
our
Gnnes
we
did
fly
to the
promifes
of
God to
leek
comfort, to
the
bloud
ofChrifl, to
find eafe
and
to
get
afl'urance
of
Gods
favour.
If
our
peace come
not
this way, it
is
naught,
and
we
were
better to
be
without
it
then
have
it. It'may
be we
fpeak
peace
to
our
felves;
but Both
the Lord
fpeak peace
to
our
confciences
?
I
will
hear
what the
Lord
will
[peak)
for
he
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PCA,
35'8'
fpeak,peace to
his people,
and
to his
Saints:
but let them
not
turn
again
to folly
(
for
that
will
break
all
their
peace.
)
O
go
to
(-od
then,
and
hear
whether
he fpeaketh peace
to
your
con
-'
fciences
;
whether
it be
rod
in
Chrifl
reconciling the
world
to
himfelfe
that
fpeaketh it
to
you.
It
is
not
true
peace
without
we
have
fought
for
it at
the
throne
of
grace,without it
be
peace
of
Gods making.
Now
the
Lord fpeaketh
peace
to
his
people
who
came
to
him
for
peace
three
wayes.
z.
He fpeaketh peace
to
them
by
his
word.
This fpeaking
is
thus; When
the
word
promifèth
peace ro
thofe who
walk
by
fuch
a
rule, and
they
walk
by
that
rule,
then
Gods word
fpeaketh peace
to
their
fouls. The
rule
is
let
down Gal.
6.
4.
In
Chritt
7efus
neither
circumcilion
availeth
any
thing
nor
uncircumcifîon,
but
a
neW
creature:
and
thenfolloweth,
eAs
many
a-;
wall
according to
this
rule,
peace
be
upon them.
a.
God
fpeaketh peace
to
hi.,
people
in
their
confciences. This (peaking
is
thus
;
When the
confci-
ence
can lay,
l
am
in
Chrif#,
I
am engra
fled
into
C'hrifi,
then the
Lord fpeaketh
peace
by
the
confcience,
peace be
with
you
all
that
are
in
Chriff
?eííss:
fo
allo when
the
confcience
can fay,
i
Pet,
5.
I
hunger
after
righteoufne
fe,
1
truly
mourn
for
finne,
I
dejîre
in 4'
all
my
wayes
to
pleafe
God.
Thirdly, God
fpeaketh
peace
by
his
Spirit.
This
ípeaking
is
thus
;
When
the
word
bath
fpoken
peace
by
the promife, and
when
the
confcience
fpeaketh,
lam
thus and
thin
qualified,
and therefore
1
have
peace,
then the
Spi-
L
rit