I I l I I } I j ss Th~ immutability ol Gon. t-- ·· . . Againe)confidcr that he makes this Covenant · ' as to Scones, and not·as to Servants. To the - Servant,rhe Malter faith; -Doe my worke faith. ,.fully, and thou {halt have thywages; ifnot; I will turne thee out of mydoores·: but with his Sonne it is not fo, bee abi.:!eth in the houfeforever. if hce fall into finne, hec.correchand·nurture; . him; . but yet bee keepes . him-in-- h~ houfe for .. . . I ever. · . · I Oltje{4o But what ufe is there0fthis Dodrine? - .Anfw.. 'Th~re is-this end for it ; were it not for .thisG_•~s. Immnt:1~ . Docrune thou couidefi never love Go D w1th a bdttlc, akes , u1 love him. fincere and perfecr love : For I aske thee this quell:ion; -Canfi: thou Iovc him with a ·perfect -~ love, whom .thou thinkeft may fometime be– come thinc-enemie? lt is a faying; Amare tan- · · .' Why'<me" . leave their , . p~ofeLii.a.a. , . ·. \ . I quam aliquando.o[urus, is thevery po-yfon of true £rien_dthip. But now) when thou knoweft that GoD is knit to thee by an unchange~Mebond~that he is a friend,whom thou mayefr build upon for ever, who.m th.ou maycfr trufl: ;-· this makes thy heart to c!eavc to him, as Pllul 'faith~ 1"/mon~ tf!b~~- 1IMve. trufled; this makes thyheart to fallen upon him: and thereis no fcrupieof.Iove,whicll'\-\;9U1d be,ifthere were apofffbiHtie ofchange. · . AgaineJwhat makes ama-n to depart-from his · profcflion?,-Bccaufe hee thinkes-to get a·better · ·. portion: But-when thou haft this portion fure ; . . 1 c_~rifl,and 11eav~n;.fure; whyfhould~ftthou let ~e~,'tO·'-Jo . it goe ?. H~.to. 2 3'• - · · · ! " -ems_ · · Belid~s ; .ende.avours ··never fa i-re -; ·till· hope ,: failcs: And therefore, when.th@u ar.t ftire that ._. . . thy<"! -
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