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

It corresponds to his goodness; as it respects his offers; How delectable is it to be filling an empty Soul from the Divine fullness! What pleasure attends the exercise of this Faith towards the Person of the Mediator, viewing him in all his Glorious Excellencies, receiving him in all his gracious Communications by this Eye, and Hand.

It corresponds to his goodnesse; as it respects his offers; How delectible is it to be filling an empty Soul from the Divine fulnesse! What pleasure attends the exercise of this Faith towards the Person of the Mediatour, viewing him in all his Glorious Excellencies, receiving him in all his gracious Communications by this Eye, and Hand.

How pleasant is it to exercise it in reference to another world! living, by it, in a daily prospect of eternity; in reference to this world, to live without care in a cheerful dependence on him, that hath undertaken to care for us!

How pleasant is it to exercife it in reference to another world! living, by it, in a daily prospect of eternity; in reference to this world, to live without care in a chearful dependence on him, that hath undertaken to care for us!

Repentance is that by which we become like the holy God; to whom our sin had made us most unlike before; how sweet are kindly relentings? penitential tears? and the return of the Soul to its God? and to a right mind!

Repentance is that by which we become like the holy God; to whom our sin had made us most unlike before; how sweet are kindly relentings? penetential tears? and the return of the Soul to its God? and to a right mind!