TbeSoule, efEh all calling toChrift. 333 tweenyou, and take eternal! glory ; I give it to you as freely as (vet God the Father gave your tonics to m:. Secondly, God the Father gives JefasChíift to the poore fouie, and faith, I give thee him freely withhis blouda-d all his merits, his grace and goodneffe.: Gh ( faith the poore firmer ) blefíed beGod, that Jefas nth un- dertaken tor me, and that God the Father bath given mee ChriPc; but alas, 1 cannot pay the price, I amnotable topurchare the pearle : as in a ma!riage, when the partics are boll agreed, if tI:e e be a quarrel about the feffinenr, all brcìkes off : foitis in thiscafe, the foule is now inabled to refs: upon Chriff, but what will the Lord require ? for I am be and poore; well, faith God the Father, I will not fell my Sonne, but I give him to thee, and thou mu;l not thìnke to purchafe him ; ¡oh. 19. 26, 27. when Chriík would commend Marie to the care ofJohn, bee faith, womanbehold thy Pine; and roJohnhe faith, Behold thy nether: fo God the Father faith to Je- fus Cl:rd ,My bleffed Sonne, behold that poore, broken, humbled, fighing finn-r, behold thy fonne, take him for thy owne; and thou poore linner,behold thy Saviour, take him to thy fclfe and the foule receives that gift at the handof God the Father ; ¡oh. i o. so God loved the u-orld, that he gavehis only begotten Sonne,&c. that is, God fo fet his heart upon thofe whom he would fave, that flee gave Jefas Chrifl to bee received from him, and to doe all good for them, according to all their neceffitics : thusI hope the heart bath no aV y flatting
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