::.:`h«.- .`..__r .-.,... -r'.'y..... .;,.4 38 mans zni- and hence Guilt faith, Out ofthe abundance Eery by his of the heart the mouth ea eth andout of the fall, f k f evil treafure of the heart we bringforth evil things. A man'ipending money (I mean fin in the life) is nothing to his treafure of fin in the heart. 3. 3 . Sin is continually in the heart. Actual fins Sirs in the ofthe life flie out_ like fparks, and vanith, but heart break this brand is al vaayes glowing within the toad eut Ilse 'fpits poyfo,n fomerimes, but it retains & keeps fparks in 'a o yfonful nature always. Hence the A oftie theaftions. p, y y P calls it, Sinne that dwells in me ., that is Rd`s' 'which alwayes lies And remains in me. So that in -regard of the fins ofthy heart, thoudoeíi 'rend in piece3 and break; z. All the Laws of God. z. _At one clap. 3. t ,very moment of 1'thy life. bh ! me thinks the thought ofthis might rend an heart of rock in pieces, to think I am alwayes grieving God, at all times,what- foever I do. 4 Sin of 4. Actual fins are only in the life and out- th a life is ward porch ; fins ofthe heart are within the ay in the inward Houfe. One enemywithin the City is Parch; but worfe than many without; a Traytor on the fin in the Throne is worfs then a Traytor ìn the open Bart is :: y P =h, field. The heart isChrifis throne. ASwine in Hcuf,,,, the belt room is worfe then in the outward houfr, More I might fiy,but thus you fee,fins ofthe life, a.re not fo bid, nor provoke Gods wrath fo fiercely againft thee, as the fins of rhineheart.Motirn therefore not fo much that thou hail: not been fo bad as Others are, but look upe1 thy black feet, look within thine own heart, and lament that in regard of thy fins The Sincere Convert.
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