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

2. Communion, unto which that union is fundamental, and introductive; and which follows it upon the same ground, from a natural propensity of like to like: There is nothing now to hinder God, and the holy soul of the most inward fruitions and enjoyments; no animosity, no strangeness, no unsuitableness on either part. Here the glorified Spirits of the just have liberty to so••ce themselves, amidst the rivers of pleasure at Gods own right hand, without check or restraint. They are pure, and these pure. They touch nothing that can defile, they defile nothing they can touch. They are not now forbidden the nearest approaches to the (once) inaccessible Majesty, there's no Holy of Holies into which they may not enter, no door locked up against them: They may have free admission into the innermost secret of the divine presence, and pour forth themselves in the most liberal effusions of love ⟨p. 160⟩and joy, as they must be the eternal subjects of those infinitely richer communications from God, even of immense and boundless love and goodness.

2. Communion, unto which that union is fundamental, and introductive; and which follows it upon the same ground, from a natural propensity of like to like: There is nothing now to hinder God, and the holy soul of the most inward fruitions and injoyments; no animosity, no strangeness, no unsutableness on either part. Here the glorified Spirits of the just have liberty to so••ce themselves, amidst the rivers of pleasure at Gods own right hand, without check or restraint. They are pure, and these pure. They touch nothing that can defile, they defile nothing they can touch. They are not now forbidden the nearest approaches to the (once) inaccessible Majesty, there's no Holy of Holies into which they may not enter, no dore lockt up against them: They may have free admission into the innermost secret of the divine presence, and pour forth themselves in the most liberal effasions of love ⟨p. 160⟩and joy, as they must be the eternal subjects of those infinitely richer communications from God, even of immense and boundless love and goodness.