314 The 'IP4Nt efconfcience thett:eateft '11Mnt• ...,----.- - ._- -- - - - · -··-----·-~·---·- ----· ·- Cap.~t.Tables,contaiRing the Tehorand duties of - the Covc:nahts, thc:feTables were to be laycl .up in the :Arf1. Godwill do muchmote rlow, he willfpcakc: to the heart; write the law ii1 newTables,jlefbly Tab/eJ of the heart, and keepe them there as in the Arke. And rhere they lb.all be for a con.tiimall monitor &: remembrance, that they lhall need the leife tof outward teaching ahd h?mane Laws, _they having an inward Directei·,andAdmonif11er; anda,DivineLaw within ~. God will pardor1 no mans finnes which is on part oftheCove– nant where this written Law is not in the heart, which is another ahd former rart of theCovenant. The High Prieft might riot go,into the San,:. C1am Sanl1or11m; unleife Sanctified and fpriri.:. kled outwardly with the bloud of the ~p~ pointed expiation,"nor £ball any en_te~ into Hea.Vtnwh.ofeConfcience is rtot firftfprh1kled and purified with the bloud, and Spirit of Chrifr.ThePerfian King had none c.amc: inun '": to him,but they were fi rft purified& prepare<\ El'i:her : ~ a whole twelve moneth before. There lhall certainly be admitted intoGods pr:efenceand· . , Kingdome nothing that is defiled, and ui1_- Jku.zr. 27 deane, But all muft be in fon1e good meafu're purified, tha~ t~ey ~ay be ~ade. mt~ t~ be~ parta~rs oftb.zt tnbentameofthe SazntJ m /Jght, Col.x.12. . . a~ In the feeond place it cloth much R10re re• prove~hofe that fometimesha~ fame. k~nd' of Confctence, arid have now loflzt. Th1s u the Jgffe ofIoffu.lfawaif have lofRs at Sea n·~ t~k~~, on,
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