\ J • J!ear~;.. Treafore: _ ~- ~ j "nd .recover -fight .r wecannot be W~thoutany o£ thefe : 1cannot enlarge, take ·a couch : / 1. This gold trJtd in the fire is Scripture-truths, Pro.z.3.t3-i a11d we mu!l by all means buy 'truth; by ,1~0 Pfa1.1 z.. 6~ ' means fell .it, and che \Vords of God.~re as fil- , vcr tryed ifrA furnace of Ettrth, purified fe r;en . : . times, cherefci~;e 1Javid loved the ~ord above Pfalm 119; . Ji~gqld :. I told you we mu!l: n1akea treafure lt7. of this refinedGoldofScripture· truths, but I . P ·.: ,· rather undetfl:and this of the tryedgol4 of prc•; 1 er,J6'1~ . ~ious graees, e[pccially faith, whicfi being tried it~ the Furnace of affliction , is m~tch J??~e Ho ~ . prec1ous than gold that peniheth : th1s 10.:. ~ p..o deed makes the foul truly rich, as money an.- v~~f;.'J fwers.al_l ~hi~gs; fo tt:is.wil .bringus th.rou.g~ :xtrar;uld all condtttons , and tht$ lS to be had of ,Chnft, nulla efl · therefore buy or beg it of him, and believe [alm :. · iri 'him for obtaining moreof th~ Riches of · gr~ce. ~. white r~rime~t is the RobesofChrill:s - Rtghteoufnefle, the garments of our elder Brother, fine Linnen clean. aMd white, for whitenej[e is a token of purity, and 'ds aQ al– luGon to the. ·K~mt~ne Can4id~tte.r, that feeking . Di.gniry ?r Mag_iilracy? come ' fort~ confl'i... ~uoufly tnto the AfTembly, thereby figntfytng that integritywhichbe~anie d1ofe·hbhourabl·e Offices :·, So the Saints muA: have the upper garments of imputed RighEeoufoelfe·, and clofer rayment of inherent Holineffe, of - both which 'tis fai~,"Rev.16. I S-Blejfed i.s hi that w·lltchethand k._eepeth hu g~rments, /~ff~e walk_. nak.Jd, mJd they fee ·liu fh~tme; t. eo . the filth -~nd guilt . of fin : 3• Ejt~ :- {alvl .> an Ointment that purgeth away the· I · dregs ' ' , . • I I
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