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elf-murder.
.
colour
to
cafi
it
upon Ood,
I
would,
~u~
:Gotl ·
'·
woJtld not.
But
they
~ant;to~
cafl: it .'l:lpon·h:itrr. _ _
.,
How flften
would
I
have gatherfd
th~e together,Ma~ 2!~
·tven as a Hen
g~tthereth ~er ch1c~Hs? bN~ tho·~
31•
1
waUldeft not
?
I would,
f~id
God,
bu~
you
\:V~ul~
. n<;>t ;
nay,
how often would
I,
but you
wou~d
r~ot
?
Mat.
2
3. 3
7
~
Though God be not fo
wil.:.
ling as to .give them
all power
to believe, and'be
faved, yet he
is
.aforehand
with them.
.
.
.
,
. 'Its
true,
if
the
~.kked _fll,~u~d .
~ill . as. far
as;.
.
Pref,J~
they
are'
etble
to ·
W~l~;
yet.
thet~
Wlll
w.er~ . ?!~t
!fible
full
out ; but
tl~ts
dotfi
pot .
e~cuf~ ~hemi
becaufe
Go4
alwaye.s
r~folv~d
to.
be
,llfo'":e~~n~
with them.
Indeed as tn
Matt.
2S.29.
God ·gtves ·
~is fervan~s
this
rule
~y . ~~i~h
he ever goes
towards
t~~m,
_unto every
~ne
_that
bath
foall
beM~t.
2
§~
given,
.and
h~
fhall have
abundante
?
,fpea~ing 29~
..pf
thtngs _tn ·
~odtm
genere.
.
B?t
~o _~pply
· tt
to a man tn
~ the
fiate
of
nature,
ts
~o
fay
grace
is
given according to .
works ,
which
is
rhevery
dreg~.r
o.f
.Pelagianifm.
Yet
howev~r;
_
all
this
}s
~ ~oO:
eticouriftging
i?ftimati~n.
Let
r.A
:
·
1·
~
1
r.
h
l · G d ... · ··· h.
d
r ..
czen
1
•
any , ~an
u1e
t
epo·wer
t
1at . o
gtv~s .
t~?- ~.n .
qitodmfe
h,e fhall .have more• .
As
he that takes patns
eft,dels
/
for
learning
;
As he that
ufetlt means
to
in~ fa~itt qrl~~
.
c~eafe
his
eft
ate,
may
find in ordinary
pro~i-
7
~(e. P~la-
,
aence, the handoftheailigeni
~akf.r
rich.He
th~~~~~t~:
4
~
ufeth a
penny
well , makes
tt
two pence
;
he
k
10.22.;
tha~
ufeth
two
pennies'
very
wen,
n~akes
1
it
a
groat. .
.
.
·
.
, ,
. .
s~
that
thougli
there
be
p<jt
fuch
an
j
nfal...
.
li.bili.r
nexus
,
diai:
God hath bound himfelf hi , .
the ufe of orir
natural
abilitie.r
to
add
[upernaiur1tl
graces/ ye't
undOrib'tedly he'
will
never'
6e'\v~rit~~
o.
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in~
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