him to the Birthrighr, and this of free Love, before any Merit could , was deli edreamt of; I did love his Perſon, and have loved his: Poſterity, the L O R D of hoſts unto you,O prieſts Þ, that deſpite /
with an unparallel'd Love, and ſhew'd it to all. my name # : and ye lay, Wherein / have we deſpifed
5. 3 AndI * hated m Eſau 7, and laid his mountains| thy name ?
and hj ; i]-] dThis isa prattical Principle engraven on the Hearts of Mankind 5 —_ DETTIAgE 5 watte P, for the dragons Y of the wil a Law which all own, a Truth written with a Sun-beam, and which is
: ! violated by none, but unnatural brutiſh Men. e This 7f, no way Wo, oh I loved not Eſau or his Poſterity, as I loved Facob and his Po | Joubts; but 'tis mad a Suppoſirion, a conſe 5; anciemn It}; this not loving, comparatively is a hating; God ſhew'd nor| 1q peculiar Adoption and Redemption, by virtue whercof the Sced
"c ame Kindneſs fo the Twin-brothers, the one was more enrich'd of Facob had God to their Father and Maſter ; and this undiſputed vith the Fruits of God's Love, aud had cauſe to be thankful, the Relation) if I be, 75c. doth more piercirgly affe& the Mind wir _ had no eauſe to compiain, for God did him no wrong. n Con- | *5i5 demanded, Where is your Performance of Duty, where the (c- Uning his Poſterity with him; for chough the hatred or lefler Love | agur vou £ive me? fThe internal ia high Apprehenfions and Eficem bing: towards Eſau's Perſon, yer the Effedts of ir appear'd more ma-| yith anſwerable Affettions, the exrernal in dutiful Behaviour and cltly J Fi $ Poſterity. o Mount Seir, with the neighbouring Carriage, were the ready, — dehghtful Obedience. Yre,
Lakes RX x <
rn ,
= ooo ds Gs v* - <4 . I — IT" Fu 4 op Ld - . % +. 3 4 ——— x # ib | 7.1.9 Lo age, - ad" % - WLLS >> 4 , 0 IS -D tn , 2 2 _— < 4 A rs” & n=" - —— mo p——_ meds oo, = {11 —
—
eo <a ———cc__—_— - DOES &. > - $- _ _ A K2.<qnCT. * w Ig - - - - py 7 . $4 teredl _ —_ wp
mo hoot ow NZ t
-
ten: