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SERMON I. (Book 1)
In all things I am instructed, both to be full, &c.
YOu may remember the last day we finished the Do∣ctrine of Christian Contentment.
The close of that Point, it was the propound∣ing several Considerations for Christian Contentment, And,
Secondly, We gave several Directions what to do, that we might have the exercise of the Grace of Christian Contentment:
And among all others, that's one special thing that then I commended, and still would but pick out, To name that concerns the power of God; and that is, The making of a good interpretation of Gods mercies and dealings to∣wards them. Have good thoughts of God, and make good interpretations of what the dealings of God are to∣wards you. It's very hard to live comfortably and cheer∣fully among friends, when one makes hard interpretations of the words and actions of another: The onely way to keep