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at the FtmeraHof M^ Bolton.y 7ofthe Gorpcll,Angcls,ycachicfeAngds>as Principalitiesund Powers have learned, what formerlywithout (in they did not know, the manifold wifdome Ephcf.j.iaof Gc T> 'in the dif^enfation of the vnfearchable richesaf C u K Iir to the Gentiles.Thirdly,many are the ftcppings afidc out of Gao $way ,in regard of ajftuall (ins even in ihc moftfancfli- ^^^^fi^^'j^-^cdjntrtany things we fin all, David did fo, ^nd Peter th right way^did lb, and what fliecp of C h r i s t doth not fo i iam.3,i.checks of confciencc, 1 know, and Gdus fatherlychafcifements are good helps to reduce us into therighcway^ thcoHeisourbofomcremembrancer,andthe other is Hkc to Jonathans arrow,which hath God*meflage in the feathers, yet neither confcicnce norCfo0es have power comparable with Christ hisvoycein the preaching ofthe Word> to procure ourrevocation into Gods waics.Fourthly, Chriftians ought to be confirmed in. .^»^hcir gracious eftate, yet whofc faith is fo conftant,that It admits no wavering i whole pa'ienceis (0 hx- guncdjthat it admits no daggering i the clearcft Suns of'%•f'^'fj""!"the Church have been more or lelTe eclipfed in theirfaith, their patience and their piety : of all outwardmeanes to make us hold out, preaching is the principal!,that is as goads to prtcke men forward that areundertheyoakeof Christ, thatisasy^/f tofweetenthem and to keep them favoury -, it is with ourhearts as with our foilc,which is not like the Land ofC