tle4rt~~reafur-e~ · ·: 'i r Y et when be faw it wouid cofl: bim {o dear, as M . . "'I · h 11 h ld h , · h ac. I f,. . t~partWlt a J ~ wou ra~ er go Wlt o~t 21 1 , aa. · it, ,rhanforegoe h~s efiate for 1t : 0 krs, thts . is a pinching poinr, look ~ to it, tbis one mark wil difcernbetwixt joynt and lliarrow, and a dayof tryal wil difcover what youaccount a treafure. , 3• ·How do you u[eacd illlprove this·trea• · fure? Habits of grac(:! areno otherwifeknown . but by their a as: what's aManbetterfor tb~t he ufeth not ? A talent of grace of. the right: ftamp wil not be· confin~d to a Napkin," ·, though gtfts may: · exercifihg is .as neceffary :and evidential,as having fincere grace: things that are not, and things that appear nor, are - ' 1 both.alike : He is a wicked ~an that·boafreth ~:r;::::; of h1s hearts de tire, ~ndhe lS a fool that tru12 pparenti– fieth il1his hear~: · yet manywill fay I have as bus et~dem good ' an heart as the beft, though I do not ·tfl ratio. _ talk fo wel with'mY tongue, or work fomuch -with -my band, I have as goodameaning.as · anyof themall,thougb I cannot make fogreat aihew~ I love tqkeep my religion to my felt, ' ' . l ' none knows howgDod·I all).: Lctfdcbknow (though1 qeny not but degr,ees of modefi:y, fearsofvain-glory, and jealoufies,ofapofiacy, may refirain fome Chrifiians profeffion,yet there may be a temptation cln that hand alfo . . '' I ' yet) that where fire is, it wil bewray it felf ' by beat or fmoak, -•ds impoffible grace lhould , ' be hid or flifled : though there be a fmoakiao lfai.41; 3 t \ ' ·flax (even the week of a Candle that afford~ \ little light, much offenfive fmel ) yet it wil _ appe,u· : Truths ·and graces -in the heart , ' , wil · /
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