The blessedness of the righteous discoursed from Psal. 17, 15 /The blessednesse of the righteous discoursed from Psal. 17, 15 /

CHAP. III.

The nature of this Blessedness propounded unto consideration, in the three ingredients (here mentioned) whereof it consists. 1. Vision of Gods Face. 2. Assimilation to him. 3. The satisfaction resulting thence. These propounded to be considered 1. Absolutely and singly each by it self. 2. Relatively in their mutual respects to each other. The first of these, Vision of Gods Face discoursed of. 1. The Object. 2. The Act.

The nature of this Blessedness propounded unto consideration, in the three ingredients (here mentioned) whereof it consists. 1. Vision of Gods Face. 2. Assimilation to him. 3. The satisfaction resulting thence. These propounded to be considered 1. Absolutely and singly each by it self. 2. Relatively in their mutual respects to each other. The first of these, Vision of Gods Face discourst of. 1. The Object. 2. The Act.

NOW for the Nature of this Blessedness; or the inquiry wherein it lies, so far as the Text gives us any account of it, we are invited to turn our thoughts and discourse to it. And we have it here represented to us in all the particulars that can be supposed to have any nearer interest in the business of Blessedness, or to be more intimate and intrinsical thereunto.

NOW for the Nature of this Blessedness; or the inquiry wherein it lyes, so far as the Text gives us any account of it, we are invited to turn our thoughts and discourse to it. And we have it here represented to us in all the particulars that can be supposed to have any nearer interest in the business of Blessedness, or to be more intimate and intrinsical thereunto.