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B^K^ Sermon Preachedprai 3 9.2 1. God have done : prayer is our bcft guard when wc& 90.11., ' arcathomeand when we arc abroad J God will nottukz.}». denieourfuitsmadein Christ his name, becaufcthis was one benefit which Christ merited for us.Alas what elfe fhould wedo'whcnweareevcry dayfor ought we know going to judgement iiliould we(liould wc notnot intreat the Judge to pardon us ^with fighcs and fobs cry continually unto him to behXT f *' *' '^^crcifuil unto us i Hier. reports in the life of Paul a/"• '^B ^ i. Difciplc oiAnthony the firft Monke,and that not (implyfor devotion, but to avoid perfecurion, that thisreligious man wjs found dead kneeling upon hissincmty.knees, holding up his hands, lifting up his eyes, thefoulc was fo devout that the very d^id corps leemcdto pray unto God, now this humble feeking to Go dby prayer that he would make us alwaics ready foideath, argues a foule fenfible of its owne weakencflfeand of Gods goodnelTe.6» Sixthly, rfthou art fincere and found at the heart,and walkefi with G o d in the uprightncfTe of thyfoule, and makeftthis the crowne and garland of thylifcwhich will never wither and detay,that thou hateftall knowne fins, not the outward onely whereofmen may be witnedes, but all inward corruptions, asEfayjy.7. hardncrfc of heart, wanton revengeful! tlwughtsand fuch like,whereofthe world can take no notice,if thou magnified Gods graces,and gracious perfons,andcanft be content out ofthy love to Ch r i s t,to fuffer anything for Chri st, this is fincerity: Ifaynotlegallfincerity, that is aperfedion too highfor us to attaine unto, nor onely natu rail and raorallintegrity,whercby an unrcgencratc man is guided bythe