forsake or forget us therein i but will certainly be with us k that we shall prespâ—r l and have good successe m and all shall goe well u and our work shall have a reward o He will direct our wayes p and establish our counsels q and enterprises r and bring our busines to passe s He will command his blessing to be with us in all we set our hand unto t and in every particular employment u As he was with others of his he will be with us w in despite of all discouragements and oppositions x h Thou shalt eate the labour of thine hands happy shalt thou be and it shal be wel with thee psal 128.2 i I will never leave thee nor forsake thee Heb. 13.5 k I am with you saith the Lord of Hosts According to the word that I covenanted with you when yee came out of Egypt so my spirit remaineth amongst you Hag. 2.45 Ex. 3.7 l Then shalt thou prosper if thou takest heed to fulfil the statutes and judgeâ—ents 1 Chr. 22.13 m Then thou shalt have good successe Josh 1.8 n See the quotation at h Psal 128.2 o Let not your hands be weake for your work shal be rewarded 2 Chron. 157. p In all thy wayes acknowledge him anâ— he shal direct thy paths pro. 3.6 q Thou shalt decree a thing and it shal be established unto thee Iob. 22.28 r By him actions are ordered 1 Sam. 2.3 s Commit thy way unto the Lord 〈◊〉 he shall bring it to passe psal 37.5 t The words of Deut. 28.8.1 Ki. 2.3 u The Lord thy God wil make thee plenteous in every worke of thine hand Deut. 30.9 w As I was with Moses so wil I be with thee Iosh 1.5 x Be not affrayd of their faces for I am with thee to deliver thee Ier. 1.8 13. The Lord will blesse our journies For he will never fayle forsake or forget us in them y himselfe is z and will be with us in them a. 33 his own especiall presence shall goe with us b oimselfe will goe before us c to the place appointed d he will send his Angel before us e to keep us in the way f and to bring us to the place g he will give his Angels charge to guard us in all our journies h that the least harme shall not befall us i Therefore they are commanded to look carefully and tenderly to us k till they bring us where we would be l The Lord himselfe will keep us wheresoever we gee m He will goe down with us and bring us up againe n he will protect us going and returning o and wil blesse us comming in and going out p and that continually q that the least inconvenience shall not betide us r At the end of our journey he will give us rest s and will never leave us till he hath performed his promises unto us t y The Lord he it is that doth goe before thee he wil be with thee he will not faile thee neither forsake thee Deut. 31.8 Gen. 28.15 z.a. 33 See the preceeding proofes b My presence shal goe with thee Ezod 33.14 c See before y â— I send an Angel before thee to keepe thee in the way and to bring thee into the place which I have prepared Exod. 23 20. e. f.g See the foregoing d. h. i.k He shal give his Angels charge ove thee to keepe thee in all thy wayes They shal beare thee up in their hands left thou dash thy foote against a stone Psal 91.11 12. l See d before and Ex. 32.34 m. n I wil keepe thee in all places whither thou goest and wil bring thee againe into this land Gen. 28.15 o The Lord shall preserve thy going out and thy comming in for evermore psal 121.8 p Blessed shalt thou be when thou commest in and goest out Deut. 28.6 q See o before r Thou shalt walke in thy way safely and thy foote shal not stumble pro. 3.23 4.12 s I wil give thee rest Ex. 33.14 t I will not leave thee until I have done that which I have spoken to thee oâ— Gen 28.15 14. Thâ— Lord will blesse our dwellings u aâ—â—e hath blessed w and doth blesse the same x 〈◊〉 that the plague nor any other evill shall 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 them or us y Surâ—ly he will wake for 〈◊〉 make our â—abitation prosâ—â—us z Sin shal be banish'd from a. 34 peace shall be within b and quietnesse without our dwellings c We shall dwell safely d free from feare of evill e our dwellings shall flourish t with pleasure and wealth g and be establish'd h so that it shall be apparent i v. w Now it hath pleased thee to blesse the house of thy servant thou blessest O Lord and it shal be blessed for ever 1 Chro. 17.27 x He blesseth the habitation of the just pro. 3.33 y There shal no evil befal thee neither shal any plague come nigh thy dwellings psal 91.10 z The words of Job 8.6 a. 34 Thou shalt put away iniquity farre from thy Tabernacles Iob. 22 23. 5.24 b. c My people shal dwel in a peaceable habitation and in quiet resting places Isa 32.18 d e Whoso hearkneth unto me shal dwel safely and shal be quiet from feare of evil pro. 1.33 f The tabernacle of the upright shal flourish pro. 14.11 g There is treasure to be desired and Oyle in the dwelling of the wise pro. 21.20 h The house of the righteous shall stand pro. 12.7 i Thou shalt know that peace shal be in thy tabernacle Iob. 5.24 15. The Lord will blesse our store for he will command his blessing to be theron k our Ordinary provision shall be blessed l ye our meanest provisions though but of bread and water shal be blessed m so that we shall have provision from yeare to yeare n k The Lord shall command the blessing upon thee in thy store-houses Deut. 28.8 l Blessed shall be thy basket and thy dough Deut. 28.5 m He shal blesse thy bread and thy water Ex. 23 25. n Yee shal eate old store and bring forth the old because of the new Leviticus 26.10 16. The LORD will blesse us in the field or fruit of the ground o plentifully p this in every kâ—â—â— of fruit q in the fruite of our land r of our tree s of our Cerne of our Wine r our Oyle u aâ— these with increase w abundantly x that we shall be satisfyed y He will give rain to our seed when we sow z and bread of the Earths increase a. 35 Our sowing b our planting shall bring forth fruitfull increase c yea exceedingly d The Lord will give good things and our land shall give such increase e that one yeare shall bring forth for three f Our threshing shall reach to the vintage our vintage shall reach to sowing time with plenteousnes g and to the fall h this from year to year for untill the fruit of the new come we shall eate of the old i all this for our wealth k Therfore
or hungry or thirsty or if we pray for direction in our courses p. 259.260 261 262 263. 6. To governing our Affaires wisely to courage diligence and faithfulnesse p. 320. to 317. 7. To avoyding evill company Adultery and all other uncleannesse injuring others wrath contention lying evill speaking swearing being among many other the common crying sinnes of our calling p. 289 291 295 296. Vnder the generall heads and every one of their maine parts which are here but very briefly expressed are many other particular branches of much concernment and more then some at first will imagine Let them be lookt after The generalls will lead you to particulars Doubt not but search try observe and do Believe God sayes it we shall finde it so Errata PAge 27 l 6. r. 1 Cor. 10.24 l. 17. r 2 Cor. p. 29. l. 10. r. Deut 10 p 30. l. 15. r. Ex. 23. p. 31. l. 21. r Num 9. p. 34. l. 4. r. v. 10. l. 25 insers Ps 57. l. p 35 l. â—3 r. Eph. 2.5.7 8 9. p 38. l. 6. r. Ps 68. 20. p 43. l. 11. irecet â— Tes. 5. 7 p 44 l. 4. r insers Isai p 49. l. 3. r. 2 Chron 20. p 50. l. 22. r. 13 v. p 51. l. 6. r. 25 v 6.8 p 53 l. 19. r. 1 Chro. p 54. l. 4. r. Prayer p. 55. l. 2 insers Mica 2.7 p. 56. l. 5. R. hiding place p 70. l. 19. r. Heb. 2. p. 89 l. 24. r. then p 92 r. v. 22. p 93. l. the last r. Isa 55. p 97. l. 9. r. Iohn 15. p 98. l. r Jer. 31 3. p 99. l. 24. r. 2 Thess p 102 l 17. r. v. 12 p. 107. l. 23. r. Correct p. 109 l. 2. r. Ps 42 p. 110. l 5. r NchuÌ„ p 120. l. 17. r. provide p. 128. l. 23 r. v 39. p 131. l. 12 shalt l. 14. 1 68. 6. p 147. l. 12 r Ps 71. p 154. l. 14. insert Ps p 155. l. 26. r Jer. 20.11 p 156. l. 26. r v. 47. p 159. l. 19. r v. 27. p 170. l. 13. r Deut. 8. p 179. l. 18. r stort p 186. l. 18. r. Isa 30. p 187. l. 3. r Deut. 28. p 196. l. 21. r Iob 5. p 198. l. 1. relay p 205. l. 5. r Levit. 26. 11 41. p 297. l. â— but to p. 208 l. 7. r. v. 2 3. p 209. l. the last r. everlasting life p. 210 l. 26. r Ioh. 7. p 230. l 1â— r. v 16. p 241. l 11. r happy â— he p. 244. l. 7. r v. 21. p. 255. l. 15 r. v. 9 p 289. l. the last r. 2 Cor. 6. p. 295 l. 11. r. v 29. p. 300. l 13. r v. 25 p 315. l. the last r. v. 24. p. 316 l. 4. r Pre. 13. p. 317. l. 6. r. v 25 p 318. l. 26. r Isa 56 p 321. l. 21. r. v. 20. p 379 l. 12 r. lived the world l. 26. r. 1 Ich. p 326. l. 6. r Isai 60 p 329. l. 10. r. be with me where XXVIII VNDENIABLE Proofes of the Infallibility of the Promises FIrst all the promises are freely made unto us by the Lord notwithstanding our unmeasurable great unworthinesse Thus saith the Lord God I doe not this for your sakes O house of Israel but for mine holy names sake which yee have prophaned Ezek. 36.22 The Scripture hath concluded all under sinne that the Promise by faith of Jeâ—â— Christ might be given to them that believe Gal. 3.22 I will love them freely Hos 14.4 Secondly the promises belong to us as well as to our forefathers For the promise is unto you and to your children and to all that are afar off even as many as the Lord our God shall call Act. 2.39 That the Gentiles should bee fellow heires and of the same body and partakers of his Promises in Christ by the Gospel Eph. 3.6 Therefore it is of faith that it might be by grace to the end the promise might be sure to all the seed not to that onely which is of the Law but to that also which is of the fayth of Abraham the father of us all Rom. 4.16 That promise made to Joshua 1.5 I will not fayle thee nor forsake thee applied by Paul Heb. 13.5.6 Thirdly all the promises are called one and as if they were but one most easy to be performed by the Lord. Wherein God willing more abundantly to shew unto the heires of promises Heb. 6.17 That the Promise of Jesus Christ might be given Gal. 3.22 Fourthly the promises were made before the world was yet hitherto God never fayled any one word 〈◊〉 â—s goodnesse In hope of eternall life which God that cannot lie promised before the world be gan Tit. 1.2 Yee know in all your hearts and in all your soules that not one thing hath fayled of all the good things which the Lord your God spake concerning you 〈…〉 are come to passe unto you and not one thing hath fayled thereof Iosh 23 14. 21.45 Fifthly we have the writings of God for them they are upon record in Scripture and shall we mistrust when we have Gods own hand to shfor it I the Lord speake righteousnesse I dâ—clare things that are Isa 45.19 Thy word is true from the beginning and every one of thy righteous judgements endureth for ever right Ps 119.160 For the word of the Lord is right and all his workes are done in truth Ps 33.4 Sixthly the Lord hath bound himselfe by his oath to performe his promises unto us The Lord of hosts hath sworn saynâ— surely as I have thought so shall it come to passe and as I have purposed so shall it stand Jsa 14.17 I have sworne by my selfe the word is gone out of my mouth in righteousnesse and shall not returne Isa 45.23 God willing more abundanly to shew unto the heires of Promise the immutability of his counsell confirmed it by oath Heb. 6.17 Seaventh we have the word preached unto us by â—ds ambassadors sent of purpose at the Commanment of God who hath inioyned them to make it manifest that he will be as good as his word unto us But hath in due time manifested his word through preaching which is committed unto me according to the Commandement of God our Saviour Tit. 1.3 Eight Christ Himselfe did imploy his Ministery to confirme the promises Jesus Christ was a Minister of the circumcision for the truth of God to co firme the promises Rom. 15.8 Ninth we have the death of the Testator to confirm this new Testament and all the promises contained therein a so as in Christ they are all yea and amen unto us b there can be no nay nor deniall of them they may now be well pleaded in my Christ of the lustice of God c a For this cause hee is the Mediator of the new Testament that by meanes of death for the redemption of the transgressions they which are called might receive the promise of eternal inheritance He. 9.15 b For all the promises of God
neither the Sonne of man that he should repent hath he sayd and shall hee not doe it or hath he spoken and shall he not make it good Num. 23.19 He abideth faithful he cannot deny himselfe 2 Tim. 2.13 I hope of eternall life which God that cannot lie promised before the word began Tit. 1.2 Yee know it that no lie is of the truth 1 Ioh. 2.21 Thus far of the undeniable proofe of the infallibility of the promises Which being rightly understood seriously considered and soundly applied will throughly settle a true Christians heart in and against the greatest calamities that can befall him Alas for that day is great so that none is like it it is even the time of Iacobs trouble but he shall be saved out of it Ier. 30.7 Well he that walketh in darknesse and hath no light let him trust in the name of the Lord and stay upon his God Isa 50.10 And David was greatly distressed but he incouraged himselfe in the Lord his God 1 Sam. 30.6 Therefore I will looke unto the Lord I will wait for the God of my salvation my God will heare me When I fall I shall rise when I sit in darknesse the Lord shall be a light unto me Mich. 7.7 8. Hee hath sayd hee will never leave thee nor forsake thee so that we may boldly say the Lord is my helper and I will not feare what man shall doe unto mee Heb. 13.5 6. Lord with my soule have I desired thee yea with my spirit within mee will I seeke thee early Isa 26.9 Whom have I in Heaven but thee and there is none upon Earth that I desire beside thee Ps 73 25. As thou hast promised my God be with me so will I be with thee Iosh 1.5 To whom the Promises in Christ doe assuredly belong OMitting all other here are set down Divers choyse and infallible markes of uprightnesse of heart out of a true lively justifying saving faith in Christ in whom and for whose sake alone all the promises are our portion The which whosoever can finde in himselfe may safely conclude he is in the savour of God and shall be truly happy here and ever according to all his promises contained in his most holy VVord Godlinesse is profitable unto all things having promise of the time that now is and of that which is to come 1 Tim. 4.8 The Scripture hath concluded all under sinne that the promise by the Faith of Jesus Christ might be given to them that believe As many as walke according to this rule peace be on them and mercy Gal. 6.16 The Lord God is a Sunne and shield the Lord will give grace and glory and no good thing will he withhold to them that walke uprightly Ps 84.11 And to him that ordereth his converstion aright wil I shew the salvation of God Psâ—â— 50.23 First to examine our selves so seriously and impartially p by the perfect rule oâ— Gods Law q thereby to coâ—â— to the knowledge of our most sinful r and write edâ—stâ—te s o I commune with mine owne heart and my spirit made diligent search Ps 77.6 p Let us search and try our wayes Lam. 3.40 q The law of the Lord is perfect Ps 19.7 r By the Law is the knowledge of sinne Rom. 3.20 s It is written cursed is every one that continueth not in all things which are written in the Booke of the Law to doe them Gal. 3.10 Second To desire the Lord unfainedly t to ingage our hearts and to reveale unto us our misdeeds especially those most displeasing unto him u that herein we shall deale directly w as in the sight of God x who searcheth the heart and reines y not leaving back for any one respect z t With mine whole heart have I sought thee Ps 119.10 t Examine me Lord and prove me try my reines and my heart Psalme 26.2 u I acknowledge my sinne unto thee and mine iniquity have I not hid I said I will confesse my transgressions unto the Lord Ps 32.5 w Let my heart be sound in thy statutes Psal 119.80 x I have set the Lord alwayes before me Psal 16.8 y I the Lord search the heart I try the reines Ier. 17.10 z Though wickednesse be sweete in his mouth though hee hide it under his tongue though he spare it and forsake it not but keepe it still within his mouth Iob. 20.12 13. If I covered my transgression as Adam by hiding my iniquity in my bosome Iol. 31.33 a Third to endeavor to confesse our sinnes with their circumstances b with godly sorrow c grieving that we can be no more grieved for them d a Who confesseth and forsaketh them shal have mercy Pro. 21.13 b We have sinned and have committed iniquity and have done wickedly and have rebelled even by departing from thy precepts and from thy judgements Dan. 9.5 c Therefore now sayth the Lord turne ye unto me with all your heart and with fasting and with weeping and with mourning Ioel. 2.12 d be afflicted and mourne and weepe let your laughter be tureed into mourning and your joy into heavinesse Jam. 4.9 Oh that my head were water and mine eyes a fountaine of teares c. Ier. 9.1 See for all these Ps 51. Fourth To resolve most seriously to sinne no more hereafter as we have done heretofore e even as wee would God should forgive us our sinnes past and not punish us for them e I sayd I will take heede to my wayes Psal 39.1 I will set no wicked thing before mine eyes Psal 101.3 I have sworn and I will performe it that I will keepe thy righteous judgements Psal 119 106. Sinne no more lest a worse thing come unto thee Ioh. 5.14 We will not ride upon horses neither will we say any more to the worke of our hands ye are our gods Hos 14.3 Ephraim shal say what have I to doe with Idole Hos 14.8 First to study f purpose g pray h watch i endeavour k and practise l that all our wayes be ordered m as in Gods presence n according to his word o aiming at his glory p the edifying of others q in all good conscience r abhorring all by respects s labouring to approve our selves to him t and this in respect of his worship v of our particular calling w family carriage x and common conversation y by all meanes to draw nearer and to cleave faster to him a therefore for our furtherance in knowledge and practise in our whole duty to exercise our selves in Gods Word carefully and constantly b f I thought on my wayes and turned my feet unto thy Testimonies Ps 119.59 g And exhorted them all that with purpose of heart they would cleave unto the Lord Acts 11.23 h Teach me O Lord the way of thy statutes and I will keepe it unto the end give me understanding and I shall keepe thy Law yea I shall obserue it with my whole heart Ps 119.33.34 i Take heed to thy selfe and keepe thy soule diligently lest thou forget
and assures uâ— of Heaven w i He chastens us for our profit Heb. 12.10 Happy is the man whom God correcteth Iob. 5.17 Psal 94.12 k The Lord trieth the righteous psal 11 5. Iob. 23.10 Some of them of understanding shall fall to try them Dan. 11.35 Ze. 13.9 l The Lord scourgeth every sonne whom he receiveth If yee endure chastening the Lord dealeth with you as with sons Heb. 12 6 7 8. pro. 3.12 m Whom the Lord loves he chastens Heb. 12.6 Pro. 3.12 Rev. 3.19 n To you is given in the behalfe of Christ to suffer Phil. 1.29 o By this shall the iniquity of Jacob be purged and this is the fruit to take away his sin Isa 27.9 If they be holden in cords of affliction Then hee sheweth them their Transgressions He openeth also their eare to discipline and commandeth that they returne from iniquity Job 36.8 9 10. p Many shall be purifyed and made white and tryed Dan. 12.10 11.35 Though our outward man perish yet the inward man is renewed day by day 2 Cor. 4.16 q Lord in trouble have they visited thee they poured out a prayer when thy chastening was upon them Isa 26 16 Zech. 13.9 They shall cry unto the Lord because of the oppressors Isa 19.20 In the time of their affliction they will seeke me early Hose 5.15 Ier. 2.27 r I will bring them thorow the fire and they shaâ—ll say The Lord is my God Zech. 13.9 s Chastening yeeldeth the peaceable fruit of righteousnesse to them which are exercised thereby Heb. 12.11 Blessed is the man whom thou chastenest that thou mayest give him rest from the dayes of adversity Psal 94.12 13. I know the thoughts that I thinke towards you sayth the Lord thoughts of peace Ier. 29.11 t If any say I have sinned and it profited me not He will deliver his soule from going into the pit Iob. 33.27.28 v We must through much tribulation enter into the Kingdome of God Acts 14.22 Our light affliction which is but for a moment Worketh for us a farre more exceeding and eternall weight of glory 2 Cor. 4 17. w If we suffer we shall also reigne with him 2. Tim. 2.12 3. That no affliction shall be too heavy for us x no new nor strange affliction shall befall us y the Lord will afflict us in manner and measure convenient for a z Nâ—â—â—â—â—ing us thereby to contend with him a. 12. nor sinne against him b he hath a fellow feeling of our miseries c and layes them to heart to deliver us d he will ease us therein e and deliver us thereout f yea out of them all though never so great g and that speedily h in due season i at the appointed time k so as he will afflict us no more l He despiseth not our afflicted estate m nor hideth his Face from us n nor forgetteth us o but knoweth our sorrowes p seeth our troubles q bath respect unto us r and heareth our groanes s desires t sighings u cries w and calling upon him x not suffering our hope to perish y but remembreth his Covenant z all those to assure us he is our ready helpe at hand a. 13 in greatest extremities b when we are most hopeless c x God will not suffer you to be tempted above that you are able 1 Cor. 10 13. y There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man ibid z I will convert thee in measure Ier. 46.28 Hath he smitten him as he smote those that smote him or is he slaine according to me slaughter of those that are slaine by him In measure when thou sendest it forth thou wilt debate with it Isa 27.7 8. a. 12 He will not lay upon man more then right that he should enter into judgement with God Iob. 34.23 b The rod of the wicked shall not rest upon the lot of the. righteous lest the righteous put forth their hands unto iniquity psal 125.3 c In all their afflictions hee was afflicted Isa 63.9 d I know the thoughts that I thinke towards you saith the Lord thoughts of peace to give you an expected end Ier. 29.11 e The Lord will lighten my darkenesse 2 Samuel 22.29 18.28 112.4 Mica 7.8 Come unto me all yee that labour and are heavy laden and I will give you rest Mat. 11.28 f The righteous is delivered out of trouble pro. 11.8 He maketh sore and bindeth up hee woundeth and his hanes make whole Job 5.18 Why art thou so cast lown O my soule hope in God I shall yet praise him Psal 43.3 I will gather her that is driven out and her that I have afflicted Mica 4.6 g Many are the afflictions of the righteous but the Lord delivereth him out of them all Psal 34.19 God will redeeme my soule from the power of the grave Ps 49.15 Though yee have lien among the pots yet shall yee be as the wings of a Dove covered with silver and her feathers with yellow gold Psal 68.13 Thou which hast shewen me great and sore troubles shalt quicken me again and shalt bring me up againe from the depths of the Earth Psal 71.20 They draw neere unto the gates of death Then they cry unto the Lord in their trouble he saveth them out of their distresses Psal 107.18.19 Though I walke in the midst of trouble thou wilt revive me Psal 138.7 The Lord he hath torne and hee will heale us he hath smitten and he will bind us up Hose 6.1 Rejoyce not against mee O mine enemy when I fall I shall arise when I sit in darkenesse the Lord shal be a light unto me Mica 7.8.9 The Lord is good a strong hold in the day of trouble Nehu 1.7 h Behold at eventide trouble and before the morning he is not Isa 17.14 His anger endureth but a moment weeping may endure for a night but joy commeth in the morning Ps 30.5 Yet a little while he that shall come will come and will not tarry Heb. 10.37 Hab. 2.3 i The Lord will be a refuge for the oppressed a refuge in times of trouble Psal 9.9 k The vision is yet for an appointed time but at the end it shal speak not lie Ha. 2.3 l Though I have afflicted thee I will afflict thee no more Naham 1.12 Though the Lord give you the bread of adversity and the water of affliction yet shall not thy teachers be removed into a corner any more Isa 30.20 m He hâ—th not despised nor abhorred the â—ffliction of the afflicted Psal 22.14 n Neither hath hee hid his fâ—◠〈…〉 o The needy shall not alway be forgotten Psa 9.18 p The Lord sayd I have surely seene the affliction of my people for I know their sorrowes Ex. 3.7 q God looked upon the children of Israel Ex. 2.25 And see the precedent quotation r God had respect unto them Ex. 2.25 s And God heard their groaning v. 24. t Lord thou hast heard the desire of the humble psal 10.17 v
strife prâ— 17.1 24. To Thriftinesse Such shall increase in wealth c c Hee that gathereth by labour shall increase pro. 13 11. 25. To executing Justice in Judgement Such shall have long life and happy dayes d The Lord wil assist such in judgement e And blesse them f To doe justice is more acceptable then Sacrifice g It preserveth and ectablisheth the Judge h Maintaineth the Counâ—ry i Procures inward peace and outward quietnesse and great assurance k And honour l And safety m And succour n God will bring such to his house o And accept his service and make him ioyfull thereby p Shall be Justifyed from sin q and saved r d That which is altogether just shall thou follow that thou mayest live and inherit the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee Deut. 16.20 e And hee said to the Judges take heede what you doe for yee judge not for man but for the Lord who is with you in the judgement 2 Chron. 19.6 f Blessed are they that keepe judgement and he that doth righteousnesse at all times Ps 106.3 Thus saith the Lord keepe yee jâ—dgement and doe justice for my salvâ—tion is neere to come and my righteousnessâ— to be revealed Blessed is the man that doth this and the Son of man that layeth hold on it c. Isay 65.1.2 g To doe justice and jugement is more acceptable to the Lord then Sacrifice prov 21.3 h Mercy and truth preserve the King and his throne is up holden by mercy prov 10.28 The King that faithfully judgeth the poore his throne shall be established for ever prov 29.14 i The King by judgement establisheth the land prov 29.4 k And the worke of righteousnesse shall be peace and the effect of righteousnessâ— quietnesse and assurance for ever Iâ—ay 32.17 l Hee that walketh righteously and speaketh uprightly c. m. n Hee shall dwell on high his place of defence shall bee the munition of rocks bread shall be given him his waters shall be sure Thine eyes shall see the King in his beauty they shall behold the Land that is very farre off Isay 33.15.16 17. â— â— Keepe yee judgement and doe Justice Even them will I bring to my holy Mountaine and make them joyfull in my House of Prayer their burnt-Offrings and their Sacrifices shall bee accepted upon mine Altar Isay 56.1.7 q He that hath executed judgement betweene man and man Hath walked in my Statutes and hath kept my judgements to deale truly hee is just hee shall surely live saith the Lord Ezek. 18.8.9 r Keepe yee Judgement and doc Justice for my Salvation is neere to come Isay 56.1 26. To dealing Justly with others in our common course The Lord loveth such s And delighteth therein t It is a marke of Gods Child u Others shall deale so with us w Such shall have long life x And prosperity y Are more happy with little then others with great riches of Vnrighteousnesse z Shall have honour a. 64 Bee justifyed and saved b s But he loveth him that followeth after righteousnesse Prov. 15.9 t But a just weight is his delight Prov. 11.1 u Lord who shall abide in thy Tabernacle who shall dwell in thy holy hill Hee that walketh uprightly and worketh righteousnesse Psalm 15.1.2 w With what measure yee mete it shall be meted to you againe Matth. 7.2 Lu. 6.38 x Thou shalt have a perfect and just weight a perfect and just measure shalt thou have that thy dayes may bee lengthned in the Land which the Lord thy GOD giveth thee Deutre 25.15 y That which is altogether just shalt thou follow that thou mayest live and inherit the Land which the Lord thy God giveth thee Deutero 16.26 z Better is a little with righteousnesse then great Revenues without right Pro. 16.8 a. 64 Hee that followeth after righteousnesse and mercy findeth life righteousnesse and honour prov 21.21 b Hee that hath walked in my Statutes and hath kept my judgements to deale truly hee is just hee shall surely live saith the Lord GOD Ezek. 18.9 Lastly Such places of Scripture as assure us of infinite and endlesse happinesse in Heaven being the most mercifull finall and full reward of all our sincere though never so weake endeavours in Christ Iesus c There we are assured to be fully freed from all sinne d Sorrow e And misery f Curses g And death h And to enjoy all holinesse i Joy k Peace l Glory m And life n And this for evermore o The same is given us of GOD through Iesus Christ p And is reserved for us in Heaven q Yea our alone al-sufficient Saviour Iesus Christ is goâ—e thither before us to prepare a place for us and will come againe to receive us to himselfe r That where he is wee may be also s and this he who was heard in all things that he desired hath prayed for t So that we shall never perish neither shall any pluck us out of his hand For our Heavenly Father which gave us to him is greater then all and none is able to take us from him out of our Fathers hand u And this is the promise that he that promised us even eternall life w c To him that ordereth his conversation aright will I shew the salvation of God Psa 50.23 With long life will I satisfie him and shew him my Salvation psalme 91.16 For God so loved his Sonne that hâ—e gave his onely begotten Sonne that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life Iohn 3.16 Eye hath not seene nor Eare heard neither hath entered into the heart of man the things which God hath prepared for them that love him 1. Cor. 2.9 Now are wee the Sonnes of God and it doth not yet appeare what we shall be But wee know that when hee shall appeare wee shall be like him for we shall see him as hee is 2 Ioh. 3.2 Rev. 21. d For without are Dogs and Sorcerers and Whoremongers and Mâ—rderers and Idolaters and whosoever loveth and maketh a lie Revelati 22.15 And there shall in no wise enter into it any thing that defileth neither whatsoever worketh abomination or maketh a lie but they which are written in the Lambes Booke of Life Rev. 21 27. â— And the voyce of weeping shall be no more heard in her nor the voyce of crying Isa 65.19 Hee will swallow up Death in victory and the Lord God will wipe away Teares from off all Faces and the rebuke of his people shall hee take away from off all the Earth Isay 25.8 The Lord shal be thine ever lasting light and the dayes of thy mourning shall bâ— ended Isay 60.20 And God shall wipe away all Teareâ— from thine eyes and there shall bâ— no more Death neither Sorrow noâ— crying neither shall there be any morâ— paine for the former things are passed away Rev. 21.4 f Violence shall no more bee heard in thy Land wasting nor destruction within thy borders Isay 60.18 They shall not hunger nor thirst neither shall