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wise man to lay hold of her sore and not let […] he here. sorely repent it. But who is the man? says Sol••••. […]. 8. […] how rarely is the Wise man to •e found. For the Wise man, saith •he, […] Time and Judgment. That is to say he is able to discern When things are to be done, and therefore its rare […] such a Wise man; in the […] to Heaven it is hard to save our […]. Not one of a thousand but le•s […]. The improving of this therefore […] a mans greatest Wisdom, Deut. 3•. 20. O that they were Wise, that they under stood this, that they would consider their latter End. The Wise mans heart is said to be in his right hand. That is, […] Wisdom of his Heart teacheth […] Manage his Affairs judiciously, and […] season. That man, who though […] be never so wise and Prudent in […] Worldly things, yet if […] Wisdom to know the Season […] termed […] will so appear […] to all Eternity ⟨image ?⟩[…] will it not (think you) cause […] greatest Torment and Vexation ••ginable to that man, who when he […] to Die, shall be compelled to say, O never was I wise, who was wise for every thing, but to save my Soul? Laying hold of the present Opportunity in that which facilitates every action and employment, making a […] a come off smoothly and with […]. The gracious God, if we embrace an Opportunity, offereth to help us, and work with us. O the goodness of a merciful God, that though he […] us so light and •asie a task, yet offers to work with us too! That Burden is more light and easy, when two persons assist in the carrying of it, […] it would be upon the back of […]. When the Boat has the advantage both of Wind and Tide, to carry […] forward, it goes easily and pleasantly on. This is the case of that Christian, who seasonably embraces the Offers of Grace and Mercy: He has the Assistance of the Holy Spirit, for the […] his […]. To […]