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and other Folk should pray for them. 3ly. They are called to be very humble, seing they have so great need of so many things in their afflicted Condition. Observe, 2ly. That God is very ready to give bountifully to his People, in their afflicted State; As appears 1st. By the compleatness of their Pardon, Psal. 85. 2ly. By the fulness of their Comfort, 2 Cor. 1.6. 3ly. By the sufficiency of their Grace against Temptations, 2 Cor. 12.8. 4ly. By their innumerable Deliverances, Psal. 71.15. 5ly. By the seasonableness of these Deliverances, Psal. 46.1. 6ly. By their unexpectedness, Psal. 126.1. 7ly. By their Deliverance, being above their Merite, Isa•. 57.18. 8ly. By the Communication of Light to them, Prov. 3.8. Psal. 25.8. Use of Reproof, for the narrow Thoughts we have of the Bounty of God towards us in our afflicted state. 2d. Use of Exhortation, to exhort us to have large Desires and Expectations, suitable to this large Bounty. 3ly. It reproves us for repineing under Crosses, seing God puts us in that Condition, of purpose that we may be capable of having the Experience of the Expressions of his Bounty. 5ly, Do not shift a Cross, seing God can by the Expressions of his Bounty, make it both pleasant and profitable. 6ly. Do not obstruct the Expressions of his Bounty by Unbelief, Impenitency, and neglect of Prayer. 7ly. Labour to observe the Expressions of Gods Bounty, to confirm your Faith, to excite your Love and Thankfulness. Observe 3ly. That thir Expressions of Love are freely given, because they exceed and go beyond our Faith, Psal 31.21. 2ly. They go beyond our Merit, Isay 57.18. God will deliver us even when we are guilty of Treachery towards him, Jer. 3.20, 21. This teaches us Humility and confidence in Prayer. Observe 4ly. All thir Expressions of Bounty are given with Christ, which holds out, that if we have an interest in him, we have an interest also in all these: |
and other Folk should pray for them. 3ly. They Are called to be very humble, sing they have so great need of so many things in their afflicted Condition. Observe, 2ly. That God is very ready to give bountifully to his People, in their afflicted State; As appears 1st. By the completeness of their Pardon, Psalm 85. 2ly. By the fullness of their Comfort, 2 Cor. 1.6. 3ly. By the sufficiency of their Grace against Temptations, 2 Cor. 12.8. 4ly. By their innumerable Deliverances, Psalm 71.15. 5ly. By the seasonableness of these Deliverances, Psalm 46.1. 6ly. By their unexpectedness, Psalm 126.1. 7ly. By their Deliverance, being above their Merit, Isa•. 57.18. 8ly. By the Communication of Light to them, Curae 3.8. Psalm 25.8. Use of Reproof, for the narrow Thoughts we have of the Bounty of God towards us in our afflicted state. 2d. Use of Exhortation, to exhort us to have large Desires and Expectations, suitable to this large Bounty. 3ly. It reproves us for repining under Crosses, sing God puts us in that Condition, of purpose that we may be capable of having the Experience of the Expressions of his Bounty. 5ly, Do not shift a Cross, sing God can by the Expressions of his Bounty, make it both pleasant and profitable. 6ly. Do not obstruct the Expressions of his Bounty by Unbelief, Impenitency, and neglect of Prayer. 7ly. Labour to observe the Expressions of God's Bounty, to confirm your Faith, to excite your Love and Thankfulness. Observe 3ly. That their Expressions of Love Are freely given, Because they exceed and go beyond our Faith, Psalm 31.21. 2ly. They go beyond our Merit, Saiah 57.18. God will deliver us even when we Are guilty of Treachery towards him, Jer. 3.20, 21. This Teaches us Humility and confidence in Prayer. Observe 4ly. All their Expressions of Bounty Are given with christ, which holds out, that if we have an Interest in him, we have an Interest also in all these: |
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