·. ., .. State. of a CHRISTIAN,' 7 · here for it on the .Earth, and ho\v their ... Difficulty {hould not be more, to -bear · theJoy of fo great a \rofpetl and Exp.ec– tation, than to bear any , prefent Gr1efs and Troubles. Yea, how · a Man's Life, .who indeed· fincerely ma-kes the Chrifti1 an Profeffion, is not in fame more conti11ued Tranfport of Rav.ifhment and_Won- - _dering; to know, that they are f~1iely made for tl1eir ete,rnal State in another - ~ World, and · are among thofe, on whom the glorious God bath chofen to have the, exceeding Riches of his_Grace fhewed forth, in ·the Regions of Bleffednefs a– bove for ever. ) . He hath 'another Sight and Profpect - of the _Chrifi:ian Creed, ~than moft who give an eafy Affen;t thereunto ; 1 and hath l1is Reafon fo dazled with the Revelation of the Gofpel, andof the Wonders there- ' of, as bath put him to {uch an Exercife, (as that 2 Chron. vi. I 8. . Ho\v to credit his Eyes therewith, the more deep Re– fleB:ian· he hath upon·the fatne ; but will God in very D~ed dwell with·Men on the .. Earth? He judgeth, that they, who after fome fluctuating Sufp~nce, are ad.tnitted · to fee the Truth gf Chriftianity, with that Certainty(of its Evidence, as the B ~ Greatnefs I . \
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