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Excerpt from An Exposition Upon the Second Epistle Generall of Saint Peter: Plainly and Pithily Handled
M lime m lirve unto the Lord, and whether we die we die auto the Lord. 3 Becaufe if through our fecurity and carelefneffc wee rulhintofinnc, and fo difhonour God, wee the net fc'ape un'punilhed. 4. Becattlc we are more obferved our life and co nverfati on more pried into then any Other. 5 Be; caulk as our hearts are made pure byithe blood of Cbri/l, and we nearer the Courts of the great King, living alwayes as it were in his preferice chamber, fo there's not any time Wherein he cealéth to be good unto us, {till adding blc?ing unto blefling, mercie unto mercie, ieven ladening'us dayly with his ée nefits: 6 Becaufc that doing Wee are fure recompence of reward. Ling herein, it Will bee long and'very difficult to recover our (elves; as it's to get fiaines out of the purefi lawne, the fineftlinnen. 0ar1borkes. 1 beeaufe, if they bee good, we {hall be the more furthered in them', and cheer c them; if e nefrom thiem, otjifignorantly We go on in them, the fame {hall'neith'er be [if extremely aggravated, A g norare about any works, whetheri 'netall or in our.
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