p THE R E FA C E T 0 THE R EA D E R. HE deftgn of th/; Preface is not te ac– quaint the World with the worth of this Great Perfon, his Wor4! already extant Jufficiently praife lim; but to give the Reader our juft apprehenjions of his Eminent Jitneft for fo great an Vnderta~ng, and of hir happy performance of it. Beftdu his eminent Endowmentr, as to natural and ac– quired Abilitier, He had the happinefs of an early .tndmor~ than ordinary Converfton, in which God JavoHred him with amarveUom light, efpecially in the Myflerier of Cor– rupt Nature and of the C:iofpel, which afterward jhined through mofi of his Worfv, and efpeciaUy through this Comm~ . This Light was attended fo far, as we ca;t j11dge with an inwardfenfe of Spiritual things, with a gufius Spiritualis judicii ; which after long Experience, grew up into Senfes A exercifed
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