I ll~a~t.-1reafure. ~d need look to the frame of the heart. _ 3· ·An heart.. _trea[ur~ makes t~e Chriflia_n uniform andutuverfal' tn cb~ dunes of Rehgion, he ~;a~~s a Cbrifii.an:cou~~e a~it Iyes, '· · carriesonReltgiqn~efore htm Wtthout hale- ... ingor halving, he praCl:ifethall righteou{nefs at a.ll times. There's a fweet harmony and \ ' · e:xa[t Symmetric in a Saints performance of ', I duty. Some can fr'!me lO {.ome eaGer du ... , ties, nof to more difficult~ but tbe treafured ··foul can frame to ar1y thiL1g which God in m-t7.ri\w– the word bath made his duty ; and hence it eO)p.lvot · · is ·that he is campleat in al,l che will of God~ i~ ?J"~VTt . Col. 4· 12. the Law of _God , inhis heart car· 6~)\H(.{OCT t ries ana(pe6l: ro every part of his vVill in the ~r~6t~. written Word ; Graces and Duties are-con~ ~ordant one to another, like a company of · ho.r[es in Pharaohs Chariot : their cheeks are comely with ro\VS of jewels, their necks with chaines of gold, S.ong. 1.9, {o~ i .. e. the fpule .handfomly adorned with a comely tr~lin of . . gra~es and duties : yea, fuch afoul wil at all times afr Jike it felt , fo that one, p.lrt of his Hfe wil not croffe another,as a Liars tales, and l1ypocrices carriage do1hee dorh·· not ferve . , - ; ~ God ·by fits and .fi:arts, in good moods and mmions_, fo a~ tobe off and on in Religion, pf: 5 , .• / .but hehath a ·~nfiant, feded fp1rit, ( which n;i I.to., p~vid ~prayes for,. and the TranUJ.tors call a i i:>J · right Spirit, an,d truly fo it is) difpofed fnr spiritus God, fitted for daty bdngincr forth good fruit conft~nr,. - ' b ~~~ _in due fea(on. ~ like a conftant good H ,)tt[e- poftu;. - . keeper, that is ne.ver fo fudJen1 y·(urpriz,~d, ' : ' .·but can make ~prudent fuift eo treat his friend - / · E , ac.·.· / . '
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