Govl!NANT• .rhou wilt rerJJemher ourfinne.r no m fire, bur when theyarefought, · they foal/ not 6efound. My Belo- .4 v.ed;asyouhave heardbefore,t~eyarc thevery .words oftheCovemmt. I fay,tfthou tome to the L~rdthus, a-nd bringChrift in thine armes, (forthat is the nature ofFaith, faith firll: feizeth uponthedeadbody,as the Vulturesandas the Eagles d-) firfl: feize upon the bodie; S0 Faith .firft feizethupon Chr-if!J I fay,ifthou canfr goe Faith ((h.etlt · tohim,and fay, LordJ have rhy Sonnc;hehath onChrificru· : otfcred himfelfeto ~me, heisfreelyoffered, and .cilied. . I have takenhim,andall thypromifcs i.nlimare Te4,and Am, en, and this is oneofthy pr<~mifes., that thou ·wilt -fo~give ttne ·: Ifone pleade the ·Covenant har-d-with c;.od, and tdi him itis a part ofhis Covenant, and he mufr be jufi, he cann0t ~ 1 beaCovenant-/Jreaker,docfl: thouthinkthat God ··1 will brea:ke his Covenant with thee,oranyman? 1 Hecannot deny thee,he:will pat away thy fins : _, !trengthen t~hy feife with this: for t,he CfY7.:Je• nantiscQnti.nuall, the Med.iator ,ofthis Cove· nant,is iefuschrift, whois fuch.mbigh -Priefl, · thatit aG!eperftffly tofave thofe that come unto him, when a man hath committed the greatefl: linne,and fees but the bloudofBulsand Goate-s, he might thinke thus with himfc1fe, -alas, what can this poore and beggcriyC~rcmonyd0e,-t:o deliver me ,from t:he confcience of my ftnne? Well,faith the Apo!He, we haveanot her'kinde offacrific~, andanotherkindeofPriefi:,He~ . 7. Heb;7. Wehavefuchanhigh Priejl,tU u abteperfe&ly to favethofethat comekJ.bim :An~ why~ ·For;faith • L I ·he:-,
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