116 Of the Manner) faddeft Condition they can be in : What is it thou complaineft of &wantefi ? Is it the Guilt of thy Sins ? Remember he hath madehimSin for to ; and our old Man is crucified with him, that the Body of Sin might be defttoyed. Rom. vi. 6. This Debt being fatisfied for, thou needeít not fear the Execution of the Law : What though thou findefl, and fo thinkefi, thou can't not ferve God, forfake Sin, reform thy Life, or be holy, without which none fhall fee the Lord; can't not get this right Eye pluck't out, nor thy right Hand cut of, but findeft, do what thou can't, thy Sins too hard for thee fo tho' that thou cani} not flit : And there- fore fear,'} the Worft Remember thou haft the Lord engaged for all thou flandeft in Need of : As he may juffly, and doth feek Duties, and hard Dutiesabove thyStrengthofthee ; fo thou mayft as juffly feek, yea believe to receive Strength from -him,toperformwhat he requires; he bath engaged himfelfto this, and will per- form it, if thou put him to it : As ifa Man were ftri&ly charged for a Sum of Money, which he is obliged to pay, and which he bath not; If yet a fubftantial, honeft Ma be bound for it to him, fo as he may, in La have Accefs againft him, be is not muc troubled, he expeëts it from his Debitor, and' believes his Bond will make Money to him, waits on him for it, purfues, in Cafe he can- not otherwife do; fo it's here Look up there- fore
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