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fon fulfilled. the ſame fo # ali 
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atain; 4 it is alſowritten intbe ſend 


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on this one things,” if 1 
hadinor been a mma thing, e <5 al 
Wherefortof theſe men which hinidaccon-| 
pattjed with #5, all the' fhme that They 
. ae Teſao went iwand out attongſt 
Pegianing from the Vaptiſine of Tobnt 
this ſame day; maſt one be ordained tl. 
be' witneſſe- with ws of his. refarre@iom; 
'A&:1.22. lnowhichplace we ſee what | 
all the vifble ordinances of 'God- are 
principally to” bold out as: theif” and | 
and life, co: wit;;-Chrilt 
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bye have crncified both Lord and brift, br! 
| 1h, raiſed him up, and ſet res at big | 
| hand. . Now when they hadÞheard | 
ths, they were privls: bn the heartaund | 
aid nnto-Pcter, and ts the voſt of the: Ap0- | 
(7 wen ated brethrew what al} we dae'?.| "08 
Now. when they beard the x wht ' <p 
| whif that Chriſt whom they had © WY 
fied; God: had raiſed and advang 
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| theen, being. gricord that they vawyh 
prople, and preached through Teſws 1h 
| refurredtion from the dead. Tt Coemerh, 1. 
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the teal, ad ſhould. ſhew light wat» the 
people y aud to the Gentiles, With this 
'Y- | ' place.compare Lucke 24- 1 Chriſt ro 
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1% | at bis reviving, and _—y apy 
'-f 2 .\after death amongſt them, a ing 
I  {ondeatirgwiththem, faich, TheſeSre| 
3 ”  Tobermprar which 1 fÞeke wits you while? 
El | 695 gettoith you, thutull things maſt be 
4 RE” Ti l#Ged: which were writterin the Law bf(f 
I Maſer; 014 in the Prophets, and inthe\ 
3+. [Miele concerving me. | 
-.- | |, This pojnt is ofdread totheungod-| 
bp. * [ly Chriſt being riſed, all ſhallriſe; for] 
| he riſeth-as a generall-perſon : it 15the} 
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to ws, that all [bail riſe, aodrharall 
come to be judged by him: And & 
wicked man , how dreadfull wittrhis 
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fote Chriſt inthe Conrt. of conſis, 
a6he lirs there, and makes thatiwente | 
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whom we have to doe; yea arid-ſet 4 in 
order before: the ſoule it ſelfe, and 
conſcience made- to ſay ,.. all this':s 
a{Yjeruc - When there ſhall be ſuch a re- 
ie} furrection of the dead, of all thedead, 
1{Yfianes dead and gone out of memory 
| | for many ſcores of yeerex, all together | 
21 made to revive in conſcience at once, "IRLEH 
with all their circumſtances fot Re. --- 
{ placz;and thelike;in their full ſtre 
| | and Chrilt by io all his glory , ang 
Saints and-holy Angels, ſeeing! +: Sth : 
| ploily as the man himſelfe 5 theft: 
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with this thing we by farthen TamyF: 
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{wade meo.Chriſt being riſen, all 
{riſe; all men,and all their ations, Yood 
and bad; and gheſe halt be proclaimed 
| all over the world! at onee;, 'alf 01 

| rwo worlds at once mee together ;, 1 
{cothe wicked wilt beterrible indeat \ 
| rhe very glimpſes of this are terrible? 
therefore fure the thing it ſelfe farve 
{| more. When Pax/reaſdned with F 
about judgement'to-come, F 4/ix tren 
bled; 4s 24.25. When Herod did but 
thinke: that 7ob- the Baptift was riſe 
| again whom be had murthered , how 
it-atirgzhred him. Nerd feared Ih 
when' alive, but much more after he 
» aroſe nnd lived again, Mark 6: 15,16: 
" fone from rhe dead 5 rerrible. Perfon 
their refurceCtion are other perfor 
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+ their refarreQion ,» are other {innes for 
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4 of all that innumerable comp pany -* 
jaſt men made o_ that thew thaſl 
appeare and fit upon thee. | 
Letno wile cauſe you toevadethe 
55 of of things. And when they beerd 
reſurretion of the dead \ ſomue- mee” 
Fn and others ſaid, we will heave thee 
again af this matter, 4&s 17,92. Doe} 
heares ſcoffe at ehis truth, | 
ly held out unto/you? | 
pur farre from you the evill | 
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mrrotion;or ſay it is paſt alr 
menens, and Pbyletws , who ove b | 
« faith of Jſome,, and their words did} 
eat 48-4 canker , 2 Tim. 2.3, Thusdoe| 
ſome'men now, who tell us that.the 
reſurrection is paſt, and they intro- 
duced into a new world, and the day of | 
judgement paſt, making things of-the BU. | 
greateſt ſubſtantialitie, allegories,chis | 
m__ =p fancies: but now ſee , 
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Feſta, but ſpeak forth the words of t#uth 
and ſoberneſſe : far.the King knoweth' of 
theſe things, before whom alſo i ſpeake 
freely 3 for I. am perſwaded that rmone of. | 
thoſe things are hidden from. him, for}: 
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prefleth: npon great men ;; eſpecially 
great arid weighty-points. 16 
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ſolation of all the children of-Chnſt, 
Chriſt being riſen, we are delivered}: 
from;,the obliging ' power-of . finne. |: 

Chriſs was delivered: for our offences... and| 
| reiſect again for our Juſtification, Rom: 
4: 25. As the end : of Chriſts death was | 
to ſarisfie, ſothe end of his reſurrei+ 
on'is to juſtifie , to' give teſtimony be- 
tore God, Angels, Men, and.Divels; | 
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ah acquittance-from:God in our name; | 
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that is riſen again, who js- even.at the\ - 
right hand of God,R om. 8. 33,34. Chriſt 
being riſen, and come def re his father 
{potleſſe, as bavifig done all things 3n- 
truſted well , his father is ek 
juſtife him, and ſo all the elec 1 aa kj 
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which over- beareth and over:F 


and our peace. , This is the life of +hiat 
Scriprure alſo, r Cor.1.5.7. 1f Chrift oy 
not riſen, your faith is vain, je are yet ih 


where ſinners ſhould take hold re juſtj- 
fication, 1a-Chrit, asriſen and juſtified 
in-our perſon 5 faith ſhould Perris. 
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= 10f the teſutrection of Chriſt, (7 ) hold 
©” - [it bis ewn behalfe, that he ſhould live 
| alſo by him. And this opens that dif 
}fcule place of Scripture, -Rom-10:s.. 
| If thou ſhalt confeſſe with thy mouth the 
"| Lord Jeſws , and ſhalt believe in thine 
' heart that God raiſed hin ſrom thaeketd; 
thou ſha be ſaved. ( 5. ) that Chriſt-4s 
filſengdand acquitted, as perſondting 
thee, The words doe not mean a hiſto- 
ficall'faith, the believing of ſuch a 
hiſtory :' but an applicatory taith, as F/ 
1 tnentioned ; and he that doth thus be- 
lieve, i indeed ſaved and delivered 
from the bond and condemnation of 
his (innes. This will be better fireng- 
| thened and evidenced, by referring it 
| to- proper exainples. Abraham belie- 
vedin God rhat quickned the dead, faith 
the Apoſtle: which points firſt at 7/zc, 
and ij him to Chriſt. Now what was | 
Abrabaws firth in God, concerning | 
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that he would raife Chriſt, and give 
him into his boſome, to be his heire, | 


grave, and acquit him. and Abraharn in 
him: or elſe Abrams faith in that my- 
ſtery of 7/2a+, would have been impu- |, 
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God that quickneth the dead:;. that 
God hath raiſed and acquitted Chriſt, 
and therefore me, being perfogated m 
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thispoitt Lam upon,Cenear milke and 
- honey , to all'the people of God. He 
| that raifed up Chriſt from the dead, ſhall 
alſo quicken. our mertall bodies , by big 
| Spiri® whith dwels in ws: therefore-ars are 
we debtors mot to the fieſo, to Joi the 
laſts thereaf , but tothis uickoing ( ptr | 
rit by: which the deeds ofthe body ae] 
mortified, Therifing of the Sunveof| : 
\ -] rightequſneſſe, is in thelictle world as] 
| 4 riling of the natyrall $ "oe ha”, | 
great, world ; that. which: 
riſe, open, and revive with it, in 
vigor, warmth, ſpirit, which makes 3 
the-creation renew ,. and give St| 
\ | freſb glory and yerue ſtill. And this 
& jis the meaning and opening of the Pro-| 
| pher Malichy, whouſeth this very me- | 
| taphor; To you which feare My WAIVE ſbalÞ 
= te Swnne 'of righteouſe 
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and ſtrengthened to bud, bloſſome; 
beare. Nagt was well aware of the great | 
beoefir' of this point I'am now upon, 
avappeareth, by hi high expreſſiopof | 
this matter. A»#d what if the ex we 
greatneſſe -of his power to us-ward. 
believe. atcording to the working: of iT < 
mighty power, which he wrought in Chriſt ;| J 
= ſs him from the deadgand 4 | 

his right hand, Ephel, 1; 19,20, 
You which believe have advan 
the reſurrection of Chriſt, to pray 
for and expect ſuch a power as is: ex; 
ceeding great to work in your ſoule 
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fingutar conſolation , in order to all {8 
our preſent weakneife, deadnelle, and | > 
unheavenlineſle 3 and all- this vermne |! 
promiſed to be givento ſuch as feare | 
1, Such a Sao-ſhine upon thee, O 
poore Chriſtian, Chriſt being riſen, as 
|thow art not aware of ; what glor 
land'vertue, healing and growthit will 
raiſe thee'to / Such a Sunne is riſen 
par thee,” which will make thee riſe 
#ad ſhine every day more and more, 
uneo the perfedt day, whichwill make |? 
thee perteR fo every good work, to |? 
doe bis will. Now the God of peace which |? 
brdnght  acain from the dial dur Lord)? 
Teſmv, mathe you perſe@ in every goodwork 
to doe his will, workine in you that wivich || 
# well pleaſing in his fight. 
'*Tmay adde yet one thing more, as 
conſolatory, Chriſt being riſen, the 
opleof God are delivered not onely 
rom-ſinne, but alſo from the rigor of | * 
duty and obedierice. Chriſt being ri- 
feti, that body which he had here is | | 
changed. a 'that ſenſe put away, |? 
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reſurreRjon to a 
going from a naturall to a ſpiritual 
boty by bis reſurredtion,ls a myſtery 
it ſpeaks the Law dead/ which obly 

he naturall body of Chriſt; and {6 b# 
naturall foule, as one truely man as 
I we are, todoe all rhe will of God : this 
obligation in his naturall body he un- 
Eiwered, and then laid it down, and'by: 
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Yu Spiritual! body; laid down his na- 
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Ywarried to another, even to him who i@ 
Jr aiſed from the dead , that we ſhould 
Bring forth fruit unto God. But now 
Ive are delivered from the law , that 
Ebeing dead wherein we were held; 
Iwe might ſerve bim in newneſſe of 
ſpirit. The meaning of which words 
Fs. that we are apt to account that the 
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more to take hold: of any: body -per- 
ſonated in that,; but weas he are mars 
ried'/.to athothery a. more: Spiritually 
| Evangelicall: afid raifed 'condition: 6f 
duty & conſolation. Chriſt being riſen, 
and in his naturall body anſwered and 
abrogated. the rigor of the Law' in 
our perſon, [is now our (ſtanding obe- 
dience with the Lord at his right hand, 
and.ſo we are to look ynto, him fe 
perfection, ia order to; all.chat which 
the Law conmands,and ſay to all the 
demands of- the Law, that we are dead 
to.them through the body of Chriſt; 
and. married 'to-another...,. To this a+ 
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are ſanGified, through the offering up 0 
the body of Jeſus Chriſt once for all. Out 
of love to Chriſt, who.did thns our g 
lovetous, ſow hisnaturzIlbody, and 
raiſed it a:ſpirituall ( in all fimplicity, 
as farre forth.as we can,) | we ſhould 
tread in his very ſteps of rhat Law 
which. he: exattly pho blk , and if 
poſſible attaine bis reſurretion, walke 
in Gods. will, -as Chriſt:did on earth 
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fine, ind livisg unto righteouſneſſe,-and T3 
being perfe@ as our heavenly fathet. | | 9 
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- ' Finally , Chriſt being riſen, He is 
*[improving his raiſed"ſtate, notoog'y 
[in order-to your good' in'this world, 
;| but to, your glory in''the world”'to 
'|come. Chriſt being riſen, heisgone 
| ro Þrepare- a place for you , and to 
make It fit for your raiſed condition, 
when you fhall come unto it. 4#4ifT 
goe and prepare a place for you, T will 
come againe and rective you to uly ſelfe, 
| that where I am ye wmidy be; becauſe Tlive | 
ye ſhall live alſo. That Chriſt 15rien, , 
and lives again , yow ought from 
to dedutt to your ſelves the hRbaltit!| 
conſolation 3 that you ſhall riſe''# 
hve, as now he doth. 74 doth in this 
ſort, and at this height comfort*him- 
- _ I _o_ No my Redeemer lives,aud 
that he ' ſhall "ſtand 4t the lather d, | 
erm and obſerve what be ded 
$ |teth fromhence., and though affermy 
J [rhinne: Worms deſtroy this body', yet 
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|xeRjon, to polt away as it were, about 


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riſen;, and, liyes/in glory , and all his] 
orious workes live with him ; 'and: 
where he lives, you and your workes 
thall live alſaz; there fball be a reſur-| 
recon, aſcention, and glorification of 
all:.which fhould. make one willing 


d waiting to die, and changelivey. 
eto 3 thus did 7b upon: this | 
ground. Thoy art a poor creature, | 
GC omned ſpoiled in thy body, 
inthy ſoule,inthy name, ijnthy ſtate, 


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dailyz why know, that if thy a*v 4;/- | 


mouldring, if it were all quite down. |: 
there would be a reſurredtion which | 


would repaire all, and make thy life 
and livelihood a life and livelihood 
indeed , as Chrifts is now tn glory. 
How attive Chrift was after his refur- 


this great worke, to take pofleſhon of | 
Heayen'for us', and to prepare a life|| 
and livehbood like his owa, is'very,| 


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14 {from ſeifing upon thine and thy bre- 


4:85 oh ſtory is __ > Frnoetoote 


mouroing., with this defdgne to! 

hinaway,, as appeareth by her words 
at the fifteenth verſe, Sir, if thow have 
berne him from hence, tell we where then 
| Beff laid bith; and I will take bim away; 
LIpon this Ghriſt diſcovers. himſelfeta 
ber in the next verſe, and withal 
ſaith unto her , Toxeb ave not, ſor Dam 
not jet aſcended to my father, but goats 
wy [$999 cane and ſay unts them; I aſcend 


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{himſclfc to her, touch we not, that Mary 


,, todraw him away with herto 

better then where ſhe 
found him, -and to purſue her deligne 
upon the living, which ſhe meant upon 
the dead 3 which tender love, how 
his reſurrection, to our higheſt good d:| 


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[ora brett, the Lord our rightegw — 335. 2a 
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mers, and with all fulneffevfconterit 
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rth-judgement to the Gentiles. Je: 
is Chriſts Oyle, and his freſh Oyle, "as! 


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|'wit. Chriſts unCtion, and his upholding] 


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ther in ſealing the fonne, with this} 
broad and beautifull feale, which is 
all: che glory of his fathers honſecaaſt 


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| behold he ſhall doe this , and be ſha doe | | 
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righteouſmſſe, and 7 will dire i yer = 


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I wil dire# all bs waies : we though 1- 


the people of God, and ſealed to'W- "7 lh 
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arg lefr of God unto our ſelves; &hi It 

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bjzr;, Twill beat dow Bs foes before | 


face, and plague them that hate him, Oe. 


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"4 bliſhed , and by which made to. all 
1 thikkgaifhvitble,as Duvidto ſome things 
| ; ſtill proſperous, and carrying 
all before him, as one 4nd the ſame at 
the day of death for vigor and ſtrength 
unto war, aswhen he firſt tooke the |; 
field.” P 
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able to bleſſe : which is the next word 
to. be opened, _ —  8ent- him/to tied 


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- Gicien of man. Bane, whith ignites} *. 
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the Old Teſtanient,to ſignifi dls 
tonote, what pro os is for Chrift- 
, to up his ruined] 
all- down all old pieces, 
and build up all from the 
1z-not to leave this' worke] 
own old and rotten'r&}} 
ers, til all be down 5 and- no+{. 
building until all be madenew; | 
and tight, as beautify | nd} iT 
Aplorious as at firſt , and more ;*vipper} 
roomes ; bigger lights, better ſirua-{: 
tion.and out-let. Ele phos ſup 
Tobto be like an old houſe rotten 
raineus outward and inward, en OR: 
what he ſaith , if thou return tothe 4l-} 
mighty, thau ſhalt be built up, or bleſſed \gF8. . 
thox ſhalt put away iniquity farre from . 2 
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hearts changed , which doe inſepat: ; ZE 


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oft of Sion 4 deliverer , a fu 
495) wngodlineſſe from 


for God hath concluded them, he 

liefe , that he wight have all. 
0 tbe depth of the riches hot wiſ- 
dome and knowledge of God, ecay Of 
which language the Prophets im 


ens are full, And they hell 
wan his brother , ſaying hnow the 


the ha of them to the greateſ# of they 
Jaith the Lord; far 1 mill forgive aheir 


i no wore. Ter. 33,324. Avd yet this cons 
F verſion when it ſhall be aconplitieg. 
will not beſo generall as ftrithy and 
individually to involve all;for many of 
the Jewes after theſe romiſes are ac- 
Teomplifhed , norwntbſtanding the glo« 
Thprelnoey God Gann then give of 


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ſaned\,' as it is written, There: ſhall c0m6|| 


| '29p-qvore every man hzs neighbour , _ ; | 


{Lords ; they foall all kuow me, way 


iniquity,and I will remember their une. 


e, ſhal remajneintheir unbes | | 
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wnderſtand, but the wiſe ſhail underſtand: \ 
JT | The Scripture cals the comming. m.of 


| Prophet -here ; but this refarrections 


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ſeep im the duft of the earth fhall awihe, Is #1 
{and many ſrall be proified and made'| #5 
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that a conſiderable number of theſep;” - 1 


or nd fam themed 
everlaſting. life, and ſome to ſhame and 

everla on tempt. To which adde 
V. 10.7 ſhall be purified and made 
white, and tried; but the wicked ſhall doe |, 
wickedly, and none of the withed fball| 


theJewes a reftfreftion, fo'doth thy; L 


writter in the book; that is , the... 
'eleftion of God will diſtinguiſh and} 
carry it ſtill, even then when they (ball: 38 
come in moſt plenty to Chriſt, like} 98 


people, even then when Jefus Chriſt 
ll appeare'to make this glorious 1 


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all abide in- this cleare and Cri 
Church: and this curſe ſhall be as Cains 
curſe and ſeparation from! &@m- 


| was , and whereof 'ſuch” a viſible 
member; and by this, as Cais, fhall 


{diſtinguiſhed manife 
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and contempt. 


the eighth chapter, ſpeakes of the glo+ 
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men, and he will dwell :therein, and they 
ſhall be his people, and God himſelfe ſhall 
bewith them, and be their God; and he that | 
Jate upon the Throne ſaid, rs 11 
all things #rt9; &-c. he that « 

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munion . and. Church” w rein he | 


[theſe wretches then be marked}. and |! 
amongſt men, | 


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| wil-baſten1n his time. And 1 John ſaw | 
the holy City, new Ternſalem, comming | 
own from God ont of Heaven ,. prepared |; 

& a Bride adorned for her busband. And |: 
I heard a great wiſe out of Heaven , fa P.l 
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1} }-gers, and ſorcerers, and idelaters, and alt} 
I |/iars ſball have their part in the lake which} :_.* 
| burneth with fire and brimſtone, which] - 
js . the ſeeond death. Mr. Brightmans 
judgement upon this place, is, accor- 
{ding to what] have ſaid, that even 
Trben when the glorious ſtate of the 
1 | ewes ſhall be, wil ſome of them be 
found in theſe luſts here mentioned, | 
and- ſo be curſed and feparated, as Fj 
have ſaid, from fellowſhip with theny, |: 
Wherefore that expreſſion, all 1ſr4#b 
of | ball he ſares, andſo this expreſſionn 
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titude)] and as the voyce of many, witeig}\, : 
and as the voyce of mighty thunderingis 45 
ſaying Hallelujah, f+r the Lord Godanmnt-| = 
potent raigneth:let us be glad and rejajet; 

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not {ent to turn every one of this peo- 
ple for he faith expreſſely to them<in; 

is miniſtery , that h+ cawe not" to Aer 
ther7eÞteons, tobe a Phyſitian torhoft” 
were 'well: 'but cameto call the poor, 
blinde, halt, maymed, ſome of the: 
meaneſt outwardly and inwardly 
poore, loft, felf-condemned creatures, 
which is the meaning” of that. place, 
Tk 59.20. And the Redeemer Jhalf cone 


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redeemer ſhall come to turne them 
which are tarnine, There is a genera» 


{tion'of ſinners w ich confeſſe t ey are 


what they are, dogyes ,. divels, viter 
then aty, mbonds and chaines, as the 


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3 ada as I ſaid erewhile ; bur all Þ 
doe not come to Chriſt,: nor never} 
ail. but onely ſuch as the father hath{ 
given.toChriſt. As thou haſt given him | 
power our all fleſh , that he ſhould gi 
. Lehernall life-to as many 6s thou heſt given | , 
him.Tohn 17.20. Converſions an adtu-jts 
all-:life ; and-this Chriſtis ſaid he 
to thaſe onely which the facher th 


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an{\ we be the ſome nag wr ho 


z arid ſo conſequent!y that 
is feneto make all le; ahd to. ti 
one-to God : the Apoſtle 


erech himſelfe, writing to the Gale- # '# 


, fhewing that his meaning is not, 4 
| the efficacy of each, towit, ah 
Sift and ſecond 4dam; is in the rag 
want r neceſlarily extenſive 5 

, that the efficacy of the one'4 
i|deed is neceſlarily extenſive ; bur the;|- 
Bene of the other extenſive ouely 

free gracaithrough faith, to them th 
whom briſt ſhall give this. Bur che? 
Kcriptures hath concluded all under 
Inne , fhat-the promiſe by the faith'6 


as might be given 10 them which he "6 


| = -Galk3.722. All by Adawdic,'v 


that all by Chriſt ſhould as neceſſarily” 
be made alive; but that the free g 


1 and promiſe of life may be given"t 


wa 


|F\ thoſe whom he ſhall pleaſe ro enable I 


to believe : ſo that the efficacy of the 

oneis neceſſary, and the efficacy of the} 

othe ; fo-wis chedeach of the road | 
La yolunearily and wholy at Gods. 


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A Gets is Chriſt yow_Frkg any” fo) 


himſelfe, thatis, fore of all forts, Jev 
Gentiles, who are given to Chr 
\from eterhity ; Chriſt: 15 to manifeſt 
14 of. God from et rity 20 
2h to die for them, ' to call mas; 
to Jaltifie them; ſanttifie then / -and 
E them 5 dl tononeelle , TW 
put for their ſtarbbling and hel 
atdof this mo reafori to be giyen', at: | 
{Gods wil , having ſuch 'un- abſol 1:3 Yo 
| over the creature, as the porteglie 
over. the clay ; nor wil he beare thie 
firiving of man in diſpute HY 
ther midinw, then his wil: | Le} thel 
[wc ſtrive with the poiſheral of the} 


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Fi , all may be _refumed and 
 4$FENGC: forthe opening of this clauſe, Fl. 
Conte on ble. 
| {o—rores .ontof you, (3.) who 
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« $i rad. img ſoules to God,f 4 
© |Chriſt.is to rurrd every one thar 4s - =Y 
, be turned 3 this Chriſt which you of 
deſpiſe; and ſo little efteeme; nora} 
bule amongſt you can be turdedand 
d from your (jane, but'by' him, 
hus doe many of the learned read |, 
" pd render theſe words: and thus dothj& =: 
| "5 bimſelfe = that place, 'J/a, 
2. And all thy children ſhall be taught 


f the Lord, ec. (i,) all which are x 4 
are taught by him, and canby}.. 4 


ple come to-learne unto life. 
" FYorh Chriſt explaine-this place 
> Prophet, .as appeares by his 
s, Tobn 6.44.45. No Man carr come| 
oe, 'exceps the Father which hath fen#| 
draw him, aud T will raiſe him up at. 
the laſt day , as it is written in the P 
phets,and * 20s ſhall be altaneht of God) | 
(z.) all char are taught are taught of| 
4 | God, and\noneelſe cmnlearn this m 
p ſtery of comming to Chriſt,and bak 
> © [vingonhim, but ſuch as are taught of 


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rt The like Scripture is, 1 Tim. 2.15; This: þ<-: 's 
6 pF 4 faithful ſaying... and worthy of al'F © Ji 
L| eteptation, that Feſws Chriſt came (inte _ 4 
u the world to ſave ſinners, of whom 1 at» bo 
" hiefe; 'Tis Chriſts proper worke. you} "5 
a; 7 Ways ks alone.eo turnand faye fig- Tz 
Þ: ws from their ſinnes, : tas 
4 he type of this 'read Rom.g.lo. WE 7 
eB hex Rebecca alſo conceived by ones EAST 
"e pur father 1/aac. But one in, the bed, | SES 
=, leſus Chriſt, by whom the holy}. ; TEE. 2 
| 8 a6 begotten : Chriſt caſts thatim-\** I; 
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d, and none-bur hes he begers; | 
zs forth, 'and breeds up-3- hence}; 
* d ,. the anthour aud finiſher of 4 
faith + and faith is called converſion, 
ecaule indeed it is the formality nt EG 
Feſus ſaid wnta them , except you becold | = 
and become os 4 little: child; 5 = 
Sal not exter into the Kingdome of | Hee | 
d, | Wen E Hens a bow be” 
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Joawverfics: 'theſatſe;credirjnix 
in-wharthe wordfaich of im |. por 


refigning.it ſelfe wholly to him, tobe | 


= ruled by bim,and by his wilt, and not | 
0 any longer by his owh hafts and finnes; 
= + {ond this s the turning 'of the foul 
AU ; [from fimme,which my Fext here ſpe; Dea 
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= :{childe,” whodoth not conterF or diſf- 
2 CS" e-bur ſaith in his heart, my father 

3$ doe thus, and this is ej 

2 = :theſfe Chriſtwworkes/ 

Fr S notieel ſag Chriſ Gly 

* "EE ; : | he heart; 

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45 bi” "Tnaoans . Chriff meekens and baty 


| blectheſoule, pricks the heart, jos 
= al «yas corrupt | things which 


oops up up the ſpirit agajolt; 
Chriſt 


takes off headinefle,raſt- 
+ oe and bows theheart tro hearken'$ 
20 L eovſidger; and then workes to wil,per 
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* {follow him : and now is the Rakes 

ned fram'irs ſinnes. - 

| Burthis is burn part. This flats of 
ſouke is called a heart after Gods own : 


2" loner inthis world as Chriſt; which is 
© -\ naeftrictly to be taken, asif any why 


- 4 hisigt tion, in 


in this world yyere fo pure and wti-4 
mixe41 in affe(tionand ation,as Ch « 
p ſeparated from finne, in his naArure 


this world, as he was; butie| 8 


mean hat 4 converted mana 
is endeavour;:zhd hn- 
gods a tion.” The heart; eraely js 
rnetl to' BG aimes 3nd intends 2 
tourle and motion'1m- this wang eL- 
atty like-Chriſt, hdth. reſpe | 
Chriſts commandements. 
frinctian 'of Great and litrle{-4k 4 
Phariſees and hypocrites were woot 
to make; loves all.and would with all 
his heart , all his waies were ſoda 
as,to keepe all Gods ſtatutes ;; tat 


height is his aime, his deft - and endea*} ,: ME 
vour for this he prayes, fighes,proans; |... 


and in this. heavenly induſtry: cantis 
adeth;ruhncs, and is.not weary, that 


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| Gods aceeptation,, isa heartas Gods | 

| own;and holy as he is holy and turned } 
3 and ſeparated from finne as he: © © 
p- + | Tf thisbe properly Chriſts work to- 
&.- | turne- you from yourſinmme, know upen 
&:-: -f whoſt ſhoulders God hath placed your 
=-._--| hardeſt work, ye that are the people 
tet God, and expect that he will goe 
xHorough with ir. * The hardeſt worke | 
Ft a _ is to turn from his finne; 
| eares more upon him then 
Pia tis true has moky things "goe 
mf, but this goeth moſt to my heart; 
thatfinne cleaves ſo faſt unggime, 4aith 
'2,good ſfoule. Why Chrift wilt doe 
| that wherein thy difficulty lies, he will 
ſubdue thine jnifquities, and caſtthy | © 
 ſnnie into the depth of the Sea, Mrce.7.| Þ: 
=. 1x9: be will break every bond,: andre-| - 
> "move every weight which - prefleth 
| down 3 greater 1s he that 1s 10 you, 
then -the greateſt corruption that 1s 
m.you;: the. grace of Chriſt is -ſuf- 
hctent to withſtand what intices, 
 |and-ro- deſtroy whar intices; for this | 
eauſe:is Chriſt manifeſted to 'with- | 
and, yea tudeſtroy the works of the 
Divell. Chriſt dottiturn us from an 
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| {tructions, correCtions. 1 will turn wing | 


{mote to death the peace and comfox 


mettles, that thou mayſt offer an: 


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is, that Chriſt that ſet in our heart ay} 23 
arefiner, and purifier of Silver ,, at 


(hall purifie thee as they doe” thi 


48S 
rieg in righteouſnelle, a pteaſan offer bh” 
ring 5. and this being the covenant, 
every thing ſhall concluce to this truir, | 
the turning. thy heart from thy ſinnes, 
( 7.) the purging and refining of it, n+! 


nd wpon thee, and purely purge away thy 0 
roſe, ſaith the Lord; thereforeſyrely}:- = 
this hard worke will be down;. Galiah | 45 


| will be flaine, and a little things{þ ws * IJ 
| doeit. IF Chriſt be longere he 
* Jnecellary work, it is probable 


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will doe it very remarkably. with 
pibble of the brook... with Tome Joy 


z3t once heaps upon heaps, all.that mY 


of thy foule fo long; not by mught,e 
by ſtrength, doth Chriſt doe thixzzad 
thine eye may be much'fized WF 
but -by a ſtill blow within, by bis} - 
Spirit, ſhall be the death of that w 

harh been the death of thy life hirhex-" | 


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| us; Threly this work which is all; the 
turning of. the heart from finne', He 
; will not leave undone, be will purely 
purge thy ſoule, renew a right ſpirit 
within thee.and rhy very fall ſhall con- 
duce unto ſuch a reſurrection. 

Tf this be the work of Chriſt,to turn 
ſinners from their finnes, then when 
Chrt{t is abour this work doe not hin- 
der him : he ſtands at the doore and 


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1 call; whoſo is ſimple, let him turn im bi* 
ther : yea points, this 3s the way, walk 
in it: nay , and blocks up ll other 
waies: ſometimes croſſes, and: punt 
ſhes the man in other-conrſes , hedges 
bim,up,hat he cannor finde his way ; 
convince? , ſalts the ſoule with fire, 
b makes the'mans own heart condemne 
K - him; ali this ſpeakes Chriſt about his 
” _{worke. to-turn thee from thy ſinne : 
and deed if thou finde theſe things, 
4 Chriſt is ar-his worke hard, O rake 
{heed of oppoſing and contraditing 
E2- } his glorious worke. Tis ordinary with 
BZ” | men when conſcience begins to awake, 
and ro fmite, when the Spirit begins to 
firze; to quench and ſtifle thoſe things 
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finne to remembrance : why:thou'chat 
thus doeſt, art inleague with'finne and 
death ; thou wilt not be turned fram 


therein ; and thou ſhalt know m death 
that life was nigh thee, and this-will 


yelling with thee Chriſt will ſay, and 


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thy finne, therefore thou -ſhalt Sie | 


aggravate thy doom,that the kingdom | 
of God came ſo nigh thee : I was ras}: 


thou couldſt not beare the pangs:©6f 
the birth; I was lancing thy woun 
and' thou could{t not endure- 1 

would have healed thee, and then 


ragedſt when I ſet thy ſfinnes in order 
before thee, and had(t ratherbe kwtld 


« If this bethe work of Chriſt, toturn 


want worke; preſent. your condirions 
unto him. and defire him to undertake 


periſheth, but for that which endures to 
everlaſting life, which the ſonne of man 
fall give wnto you ; for him. hath the 


thine iniquity broke out, then thou | 


thy ſelf,then that I (hould Fill thy 1: |} 


them. Laboxr not for the meat which 


Father ſealed, Joh.6.22. 
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the Apoſtle, This & « faithful ſaying. 
andworthy of all acceptation, that Chriſs. 
Came to [ave ;ſenners - the chiefe of ſin- 
ners. - Let this point be of. all accepra-. 
tion unto you3 :you that have flaing 


ghat Chriſt is made unto you; he is 


waites:thus to be gracious,& his meat 


cut of the fire, 2nd to quench them; 
before thegbe quite burnt. :: [Chriſt is 
ableto ſubdue all things to himfelf; 


14.20: ſolay I to you. great.ſinners. / /-.// 

- Finally; when ſay this is the proper 
worke of Chriſt ro:turn people from 
their ſinnes.,, it is not to be underftc 


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beare up God, and to hear down-+t 
and.be 4 terror to that which w 
defice him.God hath a double phinen. 
by which he doth: his great works 1 in| 
thirworld; one ſecret and inviſible; in 


which he alone i is; of which ſee Gap, 
£ And God ſaw the Light thatit wian\ 
good, and God divided between the li 

and between the darkwefſe. Since thizadt | - 
of ſeparation, light will not haveGom-| | 


munion with datkneſſe; being parted,} 


they cOnmeny keepe a Ws, 
and'- continually confli Ex 
each. other +- and this is bra ſecret 


power of God inviſible; and this is {ps | 


ritualized by the Apoſtle, and applied 
| to ſinneand grace, 2 Cor.6.14.. #hat;. 
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| keepe ſo} that gr race and corruption 
-continually confixct , and are continu-'| Y[-7e/ 


ally contradiftory ; 'this is by. a ſecret 
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binge as the Sunne,, and then terrible 
asun Army with Banners : belearned, 


Þ yea, __—_ yerhat "__ —— 


| viſible , theſe are all his] J}#y 
Ordinances, Magiſtracy ; Miniſtery; | J{#9i 
theſe are MP and Boos, the twoex»| Bj of 
ternall pillars of all grace and good | }| 4: 
inthis world; thepipes by whi _ I] the 
inwhich rel ſer vigour and I #r0 
againſt ſmne,and tanto good, 4] b« 
oy 'parkes in. authority may be | 5# 
ablerring tothis great defipne, to | {| £9: 
rume then from heir finnes, iz ſer forth | }{#e; 
]intwo- places; Ger. 4 7. Tf thou doft | $| a1: 
| welF, ſhalt thou not be obeyed? and ſhall | | Net 
| not thy younver brother be ſabjef to thes, | $1 Crt: 
and xcknowledgethy birth-right; and | 
be guided and ruled: by thee ? thus 


Aiaſworth comments upon this place. 
Holinefſe m- men of place makes ma- 
jeſty and terromrupon all unholineſie ; 


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$] 5ronght to Jehoſaphat' preſents , and. he 
4| had riches and honour in wdente, ard 


Albee ſaid tothe Princes, even to Beahkgail, 
$| and to Obadiah, and to Zechariah, andio 


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ſecond Scripture is in the 2 Chron. 17. 


| ar the third and fourth verſes;you have 


Tehoſaphats hotinefle , and anſwerably 


Gods owning of him. 4nd the Lord was |. 


with Tehoſaphat, becauſe be walked in "the 


1H /# waies of bbs father Darud, and ſought}. - 


not #nte Balaans , but ſought the Lord Gol 


{of his ſatber, aud walked in his commnne- | 
I demert»<.ihert fore the”Lord eftablifhied 


the Kinedeme in his hand, and «ll Tudab 


bis beart was lifted up in the waies of the 
Lord. » Alſo in the third yeer of his rajgne 


Nethanel , and to Micah, to teach in the 


1 Cities of Fudah: ind with them he ſont |; 


| Judah, and had the Law of the Lord with 
Kthew, and went about throughout alt the .. 
J Cities of Judah, and tanght the people. 


and Zebadiah, &c. and they taught in| 


And the feare of the Lord fell upon all the 
arr _ the Land that were round 


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ſpe, vics [the -wajes of the Lord : this was for 
—{-, | his perſonall: holineſle 3 and how 
improved his place and-power to turg 
| _ from their ſinnes , you ha 
{heard in Yerſ.7, 8. and this: brought 
plenty and peacexround about. | 
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place; to ſubſerve Chiiſt inthis great] 
worke of turning fipners from their] 
. ©| ſinnes; to be holy themſelves; androf 
.-| plant the means of holineſle ; negle 
theſe, and neglet all ;- to bring; pet 
and - plenty into this poore Land. 
Wherefore ſtirre up your ſelves une} 
theſe things, and in this worke, tender} 
not one place, but all; Erelind. Wales, 
| Ireland, Gentiles; yea and the Jewes 
©1- _ think; if irbe p«.flible , how you may 
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= | forlorne people : 'and now. you are 
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ch 1 would urge to this, arerwos 
| nd of two ſorts : oneof promiſe; the 
other of ſevere threat. Thar of pre- 
| : miſeis 7/z.32:20. Bleſſed are ye that ſuw 
1 befde af waters, that fend forth thither 
1 the ſeet of the Oxe,” 4nd the Ae. "Tia 
| bleſſed nr. to-be ſowing beſi oem 

| waters;to be propagating the Gof; 
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grounds char fie fallow and flſing ths 
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' {that rn 2 age returpe, is peculiarly and: 
| eminently bleſſed : and the multiph- }- 
cation of 'this expreſſion, Retutne '&}- 
Shulamite, return, returne, which r=" 
Bright 1” applies tothe Jewes; makes 
me tothink, it'is nota vaine repitition, 
| but-to-intimate that various Gentile 
Nations, thall call that poore forlorne 1 
people to'embrace' Chriſt, (z.) coneri- |= 
bure theutmoſt of their affiſtance, ts to | 
SF | bring chat elder ſiſter to returneto her 
firſt buband , that it may be 'much 
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3 gore {harpe repylle and; expuile-udroÞ 
them. . The 'other Scripeure I would 
{urge.you with, is threatningto;a}l that 
| hat deale hagdly. wich that:people. 
Zach.2.8,9.  For,'thas , ſaith the Lore « 
Hoſts, after the glory hath he ſept eto 
tyhe Nations which ſpazled your far he that f) 
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far behold, 1.1 ake- mine hang 
| them , and they ſhall be « hepa terheret 
ſeruauts, andy: ha# know that the Lord | 
of hoaſfs bath Jemt. me. After the-glorg | 
hath he ſent me to the Notions that ſpayltd| 
you, (3.) after God hath accotnplilbed | 
' [the reſtitution of this-people;who ſhall 
be' the viſible glory. of all Nations; 
then will God viGe all thoſe Nations 
| whohave been injurious rothis. peo» 
152 | ple, and. by this people injured, be 
= |gcevenged upon them, like as Merdecai| 
FF - and his brethren upon Heawer abd his | * 
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7 |be:pmong the Gentiles in the widſt; of |: 
1 |aabnrpoople, ar « Lyon among thebuſft; | 
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