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Secondly, To be cast out, is to be cast out of God's Sight: God will look after them no more, care for them no more; nor will he watch over them any more for Good, (2 King. 17. 20. ⟨p. 152⟩Jer. 7. 15.) Now, they that are so, are left like Blind Men, to wander, and fall into the Pit of Hell: This therefore, is also a sad Judgement! Therefore, here is the Mercy of him that Cometh to Christ; He shall not be left to wander at Uncertainties: The Lord Jesus Christ will keep him, as a Shepherd doth his Sheep, Psal. 23. Him that cometh to me, I will in no wise cast out.

Secondly, To be cast out, is to be cast out of God's Sight: God will look after them no more, care for them no more; nor will he watch over them any more for Good, (2 King. 17. 20. ⟨p. 152⟩Jer. 7. 15.) Now, they that are so, are left like Blind Men, to wander, and fall into the Pit of Hell: This therefore, is also a sad Judgement! Therefore, here is the Mercy of him that Cometh to Christ; He shall not be left to wander at Uncertainties: The Lord Jesus Christ will keep him, as a Shepheard doth his Sheep, Psal. 23. Him that cometh to me, I will in no wise cast out.

Thirdly, To be cast out, Is to be denied a Place in God's House; and to be left as Fugitives and Vagabonds, to pass a little time away in this Miserable Life; and after that, to go down to the Dead,