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Clean
perfons,type,r
of
Chri
,.
...._._...
words
(
God,
my
God
)
doth
flrongly
prove the
con-
trary,
3.
This
bird
muff bee
throughly
confuted
to
afhes,to
make
it
a
fweetfavour to the
Lord,Levit.i.i7:
fignifying
that
never
was
any
thing
fo
grateful'
and
ac-
ceptable
to
the
Lord,
as
the
whole
burnt
facrifice
of
his
Sonne
;
in
which hee
finelled
a
favour
of
eternal'refl.
To
which
the
Pfalmifl
alludeth, Let
him finell
a
favour
of
all
thy
oblations, and tonne
thy
burnt
offerings
into
aJhes.
4.
When
all
thefe rites wereobferved, the party
that
was uncleane
(hall bee cleane,
Levit.
i .R.
and
Chap.:
5.
1
3,28
:
tìgnifying
that
a
party
¡unified
by
Chrins blood,
and exercifing
true repentance,
and
the
fludy ofholineffe
and
new
life
;
is
brought
in againe
into
the
right
and
fel-
lowlhip
of
God
and his
people,whatfoever
his unclean
-
neffe
formerly bath
beene.
And
thus
bath the legal'
cleanfrng
of
this perfon
brought
us
to the
Evangelical'
in
Jefas Chri1
.
L
Sundry
grounds
of
confolation
to
the
Church
and people
of
God.
i
.
A
s
Chril
feemed
cleave
di-
vided
and
fundred
from
his
Father
and
from
his
Church
but
was not
:
fo
his members
often
feeme
quite fundred
from God
and
all
comfort,
but
are
nor,
z.Cor.4.8.
and
Chap.
6.9.
A
godly
man
may
bee
in filch
a
ftraight
as
David
was,
when
thus
he
brake
forth
to
Ionathan
;
e
As
the Lord liveth, and
as
thy
foule
liveth,t
here
it but
one
fiep
betzneene me
and
death
:
and
yet
when
bee
can
fee
no paf-
(fage,
God
makes
a
paffage
forth.
Hence may
a
Chrifli
I
an
(
with
Paul)
challenge
all
perills and
dangers,
and
contemn
them
as
too weake
to
feparate
as
from
Chriff,
Rom.
8.39.
yea
in all
things wee are
not
onely cônque-
tours, but more
then
conquerotars. So
was
Chrifl
in
death,
and
from under
the
grave more
then
a
conque-
tour.
Let
a
Chriflian
he
flame
it
hinders him not from
being
a
conquerour
;
and
what ever
bee may
lofe,
he
lo-
j
feth not
the love
of
God
;
who loveth
him
to the
end,
whom
hee
once
l
®vet'
;
and therefore
onely
the
found
1
Chriftian
Pfal.xo.;
Note.
x.
Comfort to
the
godly,