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* 1.1Is there mercy with God and forgiveness even for his worst ene∣mies upon their submission, how unlike to God then are all implaca∣ble spirits!* 1.2 Some there are that cannot bring their hearts to for∣give an enemy: to whom revenge is sweeter than life, 1 Sam. 24.16. If a man find his enemy, will he let him go? This is Hell-fire,
a fire that never goeth out; how little do such poor creatures con∣sider, if God should deal by them, as they do by others; what words could express the misery of their condition! It's a sad sin, and a sad sign; a character of a wretched state, whereever it ap∣pears. Those that have found mercy, should be ready to shew mercy: and they that expect mercy themselves, should not deny it others.
This brings us upon the third and last observation, viz.
Infer. 3.
Est vi••dicta bo••um 〈◊〉〈◊〉 â j••∣cundius ip••••.