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Ijrazl exhorted 10 repentance, and raught rhe prafice of it, 1---3, Ap romiſe ro heal their back ſlilings, and beſtow on them great bleſſings, 4---9.
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4 You that are the true /jrael of God, you that are the Remnant amidſt lo great a Body ot incurable Rebels. &þ Repent ye throughly, not hypocritically z turn ve from all your Sins in which with others you have been defiled, and turn to the Lord, c The everlaſting living Gol, who is worthy to be worſhipp*d and obeyed ; your Idols were never worth your Love, but the Lord, the Fountain of Being and Life, is worthy of it. 4 Tura to him as thy God in Covenant with thee, to get Pardon for paſt Sins, according to Covenant-Promiſe, to renew Covenant for time to come, and to ingage thy (elf ſincerely and hear- tily to be his People. e Thy Sins againit the Lord thy God have en- kindled his Wrath againſt thee, have involved thee in endleſs Trou- bles, have turn'd thy Proſperity into extream adverſity ; Sin hath caſt thee trom the Height of Glory to the Depth of Reproach and Con- tempt: thus thou art fallen. f It is fingular Number, either bes cauſe all theic Sins were ſo link'd together, they were as one huge Maſs of Sin ; or it refers particularly to their Idolatry, which is by way of Eminency, and above any one other vin, a falling from God, and here puniſh'd with a Fall into Calamities.
2 Take with you g wordsNgnd turn þ to the LORD 7, iniquity /, and || recelve der the calves of our
Iſrael a, * return b unto the LORD c thy God d : for thou haſt fallen e by thine ini-
us m graciouſly x : fo will we lips o. ; ;