Anexhortation tb the Mini{ier. C::ap.~5· Secondly, To conclude, the other and lafi part·ef the Minifiers tharge is, That .. he DotirinaUy look to good Confci~nce · as the principall part of his Pafiorall \ Charge in refpe& o.f others. Ta4e ·heed 10 thy {elf, and tn thy D80rine. You that haveentred the Lifts, fee you make good this Warft~re ; Let this be your Study, Care, Bufindfe:, to be acquainted with ~he Nature, Offices , Work , Bufineffes, . . . 'Impediments, Helps, Friends, Enemies, Difeafes, Cures of Confcience. Seekhi all your S~rmons, Conferences, Wri– tings, Debates, Difcourfes, to · Inform, 'VirefJ, Convi12ce, s~tiJjie, Rtfolve and Sta– hlijh Cenfcience. Still firive to fpeak to Confcience, to thy own firfr, and then to thy Brothers. ' . . . This is themoft prevalent apd cot.nfor– table Preaching, wlu:n we·do not beat the Aire, and frudy to ·fpeak onely ~~~tt. 9'fb' ';t.op..t~., ors'v-~ 'll'p~) ti7a : but -ttt.fc:llia.v tip~> K.ctfl!t~tv. Notf.Jce to face, and from the mouth to theear, but heart to heart, and eye to eJ~~ 'ay this. meaps, warmth comes up– on thedeadS'bmilmites fon,fi·om the grea– ter warmthofthe-Prophet. This thelive- - ,ly a.nq Evangeli,cal preaching•.. Let ~on- ", · · fcien'ce_be thy Study, 'Library, Concordance. ·Let Confcience be thyText, ~hy Vof1rine, thy Vfe. Let Confcience be thY fivfr and laft and ~P· Eat up this little Booft, and · receive
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