Prop. II.
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Prop. II.
They are both Holy and Happy Men that thus Walk with God: This is the Prerogative of them that have God with them in all their Walk.
1. The Walker with God is a very Holy Man: What is true Holiness? Many mistakes have there been about that glorious thing: A Man may be Orthodox in his Persuasions, and yet not be Holy: A Man may be very Austere and Severe in his Practices, and yet not be Holy: You may say of a Man, That he has a Righteousness equal to that of the Scribes and Pharisees, and yet the Man may be a stranger to true Holiness after all. O but when once it can be said of a Man, He walks with God! then, then Holiness is to be seen upon him.
1. The Walker with God is a very Holy Man: What is true Holiness? Many mistakes have there been about that glorious thing: A Man may be Orthodox in his Perswasions, and yet not be Holy: A Man may be very Austere and Severe in his Practices, and yet not be Holy: You may say of a Man, That he has a Righteousness equal to that of the Scribes and Pharisees, and yet the Man may be a stranger to true Holiness after all. O but when once it can be said of a Man, He walks with God! then, then Holiness is to be seen upon him.
To Walk with God, is to Walk like God. Now the more like to God any Man is or does, the more Holiness there is in such a Man. 'Tis the Attribute of God in Exod. 15. 11. O Lord, Thou art glorious in Holiness: ⟨p. 9⟩and in