“ Chas'd Souls are sensible of Sin. and sensible of Wrath: And see from both to thee for Life, Mat. 19. 21. and in thee draw their Breath. Heb. 6. 18. How then can such not persevere, and so be sav'd at length, Whom thou dostempty of their own, and fills with thy fresh Strength. These are the Souls that come to thee, John 6. 37. whom thou wilt not cast out: These Souls are drawn & driven to the whom thou must save no doubt. These are thy Sheep for whom thou prays John 17, 9. for whose Life thou didst die: and 20, 28. Whom Liars shall not long deceive, whom none can pull from thee. ”

“ I do not fear. No Wrath at others will cause him Hab. 3. 25. unpleasant be to me: No flanderer will get his Ear, to hear of me a Lie. He will not misconstruct my Words, Isa. 17. 45. he will not angry be: Nor fret without a Cause, nor frown, Psal 103. 5. nor fitch a Fault falsly: Nor mark my ways to narrowly, 1 Pet. 4. 9. as nothing to pass by, His Love will hide my Sin in Love, Faith safely may rely He will not waste his Heritage, nor will himself disgrace: No Foes can hurt him, and their Spite Psal. 89. 22. he turns upon their Face. His Love to other Saints shall not John 13. ”

“ Eternal God, though he as Man, Mat. 28. 20. Man's Property retain. No robb'ry for his Majesty his Fathers match to be, The FathersGod-head & the Sprit's, and his are one all three. Therefore when I do love the Son, Phil. 2. 6. I love the Father too, 1 John 5.7. And so the Sp'rit, who dwels in him, to all I worship do. He is the Tree of Life to me. Gen. 3. 22. and so to all his own. ibid. 24. No fiery Sword debars us now, John 5. all we for Friends are known. ”

“ They draw from building on the Rock, Mat. 7. 24. and bids us build on Sand. They say Peter and Judas are alike belov'd of thee: And that they both for Gifts receiv'd, alike beholden be. As Judas for his perishing Mat. 16. 15 may wyte the love of Pelf: So Peter his Free-will for Life may praise and thank himself. They say thou knowst not who are thine of none they make the sure? I Tim. 21. They say the Lord's Foundation 10. doth not ay firm endure. They say, thou chooses some to Day, and casts them off the Morn: They make the like vain Man to be, Heb. ”

“ And ere we yield, thy jealousie. wills rather we be slain. Yea, we do but a needless work, and weaken little Ones, Be choose our urgers should us sink Mat. 18. 16. in deep Seas with Mill-stones. Then strengthen, Lord, my faith in thee Psal. 56. 4 that Flesh I do not fear: But fear may only thine offence, whose Love he bought so dear. And since thou hast me bought so dear why may I not be sure, That love which made thee pamy epicry John 15. 1. shall stedfastly endure? If I should lean to my free will, or strength, I could not stand ”

“ None tollow thee, except they be Mat. 16. 24, content thy Cross to bear: None crown'd shall be, except they will 2 Tim. 11. 2. for Truth thy Livery wear. The Truth is limite to thy Word, thine and none others saw: ThyScriptures meaning thou will have John 5. 39. my Rule, and thy full Law, O that I were inclin'd to do what Duties there are nam'd: Then when I suffer should for Truth, 1 Pet. 4. 16. I could not be asham'd. And suffer must we, else do wrong, Mat. 15. 19. when Men from Age to Age, To chop and change thine Ordinances, run headlong in a rage: And by their own Traditions, Psal. ”

“ But Chrift, because it perfect makes, God still our Sins to quite. In him all Laws and Types are fill'd, Heb. 10. 14. in him they have an end: Heb. 7. 12, No further use of them, since God did Christ their Substance send. No Priest by Office now on Earth, no proper Sacrifice, No Altar of Materials, no fixt Place of Service. The Tent where God dwels bodily, John. 4. 27. the Temple where the tryst Is set for meeting of our God, as reconcil'd is Christ. ”

“ His Life shall eternize his Love, Rev. 1. 18. his Life to Love doth tend. Heb. 1. 12 And I by Death shall have no loss 2 Cor, 13 my Love shall then be more 14. Both mine to him, and his to me, blessed be God therefore: Yea, and because I cannot live, and bruick his Love beneath, My Chariot to eternal Life, Death he appointed hath. Therefore till Death his Love shall be 2 Kings 2. 11. the best part of Life: In him I'll strive, 'gainst baser loves, and Death will end the Strife. Only, my Lord, still pity me, and tarry not too long: My sp'rit & flesh cry, Come, Lord come Rev. ”

“ There steep down rocks, here man ad-jug'd, Luke 4. 20. to be thrown down, made fast. What banisht can I more be then, Mal. 26. 57. for Life chas'd here and there, Without a Hole to hide my Head, which even to Beasts is rare? What Prison worse than fall in Hands of persecuting Priests, Thirstning like Wolves for Blood of Saints to grace their godless Feasts ”