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They have propriety in one another, although they may know some of the Saints under the notion of natural relations; yet do these all cease there, as now being retired into the first and chief root and Spring-head of divine Relation; Children of one heavenly Father, in whose House they are all together, embracing and courting one another in purest communion and communications of love; each Saint not more himself than his fellow Saints.

In a word; the place where the Saints are met together (never to part) it is their own, not a strange Country (where they see one another as Strangers and Pilgrims do sometimes visit and comfort one another) Heaven is not a borrowed Palace (where they are admitted by courtesy) to celebrate a Festival for a few days or years, but the Saints in Heaven are at home now, ¹in their own house and Kingdom.

In a word; the place where the Saints are met together (never to part) it is their own, not a strange Country (where they see one another as Strangers and Pilgrims do sometimes visit and comfort one another) Heaven is not a borrowed Palace (where they are admitted by curtesie) to celebrate a Festival for a few dayes or years, but the Saints in Heaven are at home now, ¹in their own house and Kingdom.

1. 12 Cor. 5.2

Their own 1. By Inheritance, Col. 1.13. An Inheritance prepared for them, from before the world had any foundation, but what it had in Gods Decree,