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tredtife
of
Con,ffience,
l®
ì
in
the children
of
God
and
in
the
wicked
doth much
differ
in
this fid} ref-pea..
2,
The trouble
of
confcience in
the
wicked
arifeth onely
from
the apprehenfion
of
Gods wrath
and
fear
of
judgement
for
finne,
not
for
the
finne it
felt
and
from
the
love
ofholineffe
:
But
that
in
Gods
children arifeth
chiefly for finne,
and the
want
of
tl
e
apprehenfion
of
Gods
love
unto
thei.n
:
How
long
wilt
thou
forget
me,
O
Lord
?
for
ever
?
how
long
wilt
thou bide
thy
face from
me
?
Pfal.
13.1.
Mark
whence the
trouble
of
the
Pfàlmi1
came
:
This
was
his
trouble,
that God
did
hide
his
face.
3. Trouble
of
confcience in
the wicked
never
maketh them
part with
finne, never breedeth
a
hatred
of
finne
in
them
;
but
that
in
Gods
children Both.
True it
is
that a wicked mans
troubled
confcience
may make
him
vomit
up
his
finne, like
a
dog
that
vomiteth
up
his
troublelome
meat
:
but
he
doth
not
vomit
up
his
t
omach to
that
meat
;
for
when the
trouble
is
over
he
returneth to
his
vomit again.
So a
carnali man retur-
neth
to
his
deadneffe
of
heart again, and
to
his
fecuritie
again
when the trouble
is over.
Pharaoh, whiled
his
confcience
was
troubled at
the
knfe
of
Gods judgements, O
then
kith
he,
y
have finned:
I
pray, Mofes, let
me
have your prayers
;
and
J
will
let
you
go.
If
the children
of
Ifi.ael
could have packed
up
and departed
while
this
trouble
had lafted,
they
might have
been
gone,
But
when he
flew
there
was
refpite,
be
hardned bis
heart again. Mark
; His
trouble
of
confcience did
not
make
Exod.B.z
S
him part with
his
finne
:
But
that
in
Gods
children
doth.
4
.
That
in
the wicked driveth
them
from
God
:
They
have
little
heart
to come
unto
him
:
They
fee
nothing but
wrath;
and
they rather go
about
to
leek
eafe
in
other things then to
feek his
favour
:
as Saul fought eatè
in
mufick,
and
Cain
in
building
catlles and
cities,
and
Judas
in
a
defperate courle.
heir
trouble
fetcheth
them not
to
God.
But
the
trouble
in
Gods
children
worketh
othervvìlè
:
In
the
the
midfl
of trou-
ble
of
confcience
they tea
upon
God
as
Heman
crieth, O
Lord
God
of
my
falvation,
in
the
midi}
of
the
troubles
of
his p
f,l.s8:i.
foul.