OI<HAPPINis. -----------·--- fed. So while in the length and continuance of Prayer, . much of the Spiri~ is pow· red out ,.there i_s much ac– ceptation of the fame with God, who _is greatly de– lighted with fpirituall facri– fices. And as much Spirit in continuedprayer is pow· erfulJ with G o n, fo muctt . Spirit vented and d:Jrted · forth, euen in-one petition, ' .is forcible with the fame . God. Goq fuffers himfelfe robe ouercome'by the fer– ue~de of rhe· Spirit, whe· . ither by degrees vttering it felte, or all at once. SAL o– MoN in a long Prayer) afld the Public;n in a lliort, \\t ere both heard ; the Publie11n ~ ;fhooting fort-h.tbe whole . ~ -- 4 . -~r~~g_t~ .. ' '
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