·.... ' -\~' of RE L IG 10 N. 11 · · ~ of Heart, yea, fuch difcernable Joy and · ·· ·.Confidetice. . , V. · That no Delufion or falfe Shew . · · · can be here, when 'tis ever feen, that. ·. · {uch as are moft ferious · an~ frequent in . .. _· Prayer, and thefe hid Retirements with , ·: .:._·_. GOD, .are the moft flourifhing .alfo in · · · .. . ~ the Vitals of Chriftianity, a_nd have the n1oft honourable Luftre and Appearance .-.; of any in t_neir Profe!fion. · · VI. That . 'tis fuch only, who_fe Joy ··· ·. 1!11-d Comfort is moft fpec1a1ly d1fcerna– . ·. _ble beyond others, \V hen theie lower . . Springs of outwa~d Help and Encourage• · · ment are 1noft v1fibly Jhut up. . Queft. IV. Is that great and expert- – mental Part of Relig£ou, £n the Power of , .the Cunfcience over Man, ·[uch as may be . as demonjlrable- to the World, as the ·' ' 1:ruth of a rational Being f _ · ,. . •, , · ~ .-. ·. Anfw. It may be tnatter of Wonder, ·. . that Men are not ftruck with deeper .. ConviCtions hereon, when .they ca!1not but fee, . . · I. ·T_hat tho' this be the gre'ateB: Tor– ·!llenter atid Troubl~r of the World, yet . 1s · there no J?ofiible ltctreat from its · '- · · ?ower, . I
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