A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Thomas Watson, d. 1686 • SECTION 18

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← The Doctrine of Repentance

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T'Naw. if the giving a man up to his figs(in Ftheaccount of God himſelf) is the moſt dreadful evil, then fin is far worſe than affliction's and if ic;be fo, then how ſhould itbe hated by us | - +17 4-4 i& + 2-Compare fin with Hell, and youtſhall

ſeeahatifin/is. worſes:! Torment. hath ts 8 emphaſis; in Hell, yer :;nothing; there, is of abode aſpect as fin; 1, ;Hel of F Gods making s but fin is none, of, his

2.Thg:tartyentsof!Hell ;are a hyrgden;our 4 ly.te the ſinner; but:ſin is a. burden:to God+iiAmos 2.113. 1 gmpreſſed nuder: gav, S 4;4farh as pr efſed/ with Hheaqes «1 39: In the dren of Hell. theres ſomething that is-g00d, namely, the-execution gbdiyine juitiqg There is:juftice. to be found in Hell! -but fn is. a ;piece of the; higheſt injuſtices -.it -wayld.,cob, God ot, hid glary,; Chriſt of þis,purchaſe,; the foul of its happinels : Judgethen it fin bg pac a tnoſichateful thing;.that is. worſe ,than atth&ion!or Hell, LNG; SILKLE! WAY 4: Look:upon:fin.t&the iflue and can ſequence, and it, will; appear hatefal., ;, | _- Sittreachenh the bydyz it hathgxpoled it tO yariety of miſeries. We come: np

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on their childrens birth-day, to confider - the calamities they were to undergo in 4 the'world; Sin is the Trojan Horſe, 0ut of 1 which come a whole Army of troubles; I © need'tiot name them, becauſe IInEOUYY onefeelsthem, While we ſuck the: hony, * weatrepricked with the briar.Sinigivgs a ' daſh irt the (wine of our comfoRss | it 4- digs Our grave, Rom. 5.18. DG -- 18mareacherh the u/:* By fin wpihave- . loft theItrage of God, whereindidbon- © fiſt both - On eras and'maj Adam - in hisprt , "Was like-m Herald Ck bis: or Ir Arms 4 petiulim ; ®

all reverence him becauſe he Cavriewnhe © King»Coar of Armms;but pull this Coat + offi and! no man- regards him. Siri hath * done this difgracerd us,' it hathplubked | off our Coat of Innecency ; but that/ishot " allzthis bearded a of fin would ſtrike deeper; it would for ever ſeparate us Tom ,v oo beatifical* viſit ion of -God;” in . whoſe preſence is ſulneſs of Joy; Iffieithen - befo hyperbolically'fi LE it may ſwell; our ſpleen, and ſtir up' our implacable Y 'adignartron againſd i it. As Awmors hitred © i oF Taway was - greater "than ders =igy where- .

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_ riftns fromTin, he muſt enjo hhimſclf's Þ Perpetual Faſt. The eye muſt faſt from * impure glances; the ear muft' faſt from hearing ſlandersz the tongue muſt faſt from oaths; the hands muſt faſt from - bribes 3 the feet muſt'faſt from the path

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