\ S•it· 18 Triumph of Faith; is_- own Clay-lhoulders ts a Heaven put to a grt>at Hazard,or rather to a remedileis Lofs: I lha ll ealily ., / grant that 'tis fure that my Heaven ~e upon €hrift's Shoulders. 2.. Grace worketh futtably to the nature of the Patients; the veffel would be Er.e- .pare.d with ~he_ f~equen~ Senfe of <?~ace, befo!e Chrrft pour m tttheHabtt of Glory; ttsJit we fee ·&feel the !haping & iewing of every Piece of the Weddin.o~" Garment, & the framing, moulding & -~tting of the Crown of Glory for the Head of tb~ · Citizens of Heavetz ; ye~, the ~epeated _Sen1e and Jr~q uent Fxpenenees ofGrace tn the Ups and Downs m the Way, the Falls and Rifings again of the Traveller, the Revolutions and Changes ot· the fpiritual Condition, the new I\1-oon, the darkned Moon, the full Moon in the Spirit's ebbing and flowing; raifeth in the Heart of Saint.~, in th~tr .Way to the Country, a rank finell of that faireft Roie and Lille of Sharon; 7efus Chrift,• the delight of Men and Angels ; that as Travellers at 1\l 1ght tal~<: of theirfoul Way'· & of the Praiies of their Gutde, and Battle betrig ended, Soldiers number their Wounds, extol the Valour, Sktll ' and Courage of their Leader and Captain ; fo the glorified Soldiers may take Loads of Experiences of Free-Grace to Heaven with them, and the,e fpeak Qf their Way and tneir Country, and of the 'Praifes of him, who bath redeemed them out of 4lt Nations, Tongues. and Lan1,uage/ : The nali a" wn'd :Mim fuaJ(eth his Head, and dryeth his Ga:ments before the· Sun in th{: Shore with Joy and comfort : The·impreffions ofthe Kiffes . of the .· Face of him that fttteth on the Throne, are the deeper, that the frequent Experiences of Grace have been many: Much dirty. and dangerous Way ' ' . . ana
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