to them to give them! O wonderful! wonderful condescention! although you have stopped your ear so long, and refused your Hearts so often, yet the Lord doth still intreat, and he would fain prevail with you for this gift, so beneficial, not to him to receive it, but unto you to give it. Upon my knees, (if that would do) I would be∣seech you in the name of my Lord, that you would give your Hearts unto God: Methinks you should not shut your ears to such kind invitations; or when your ears are open, methinks you should not shut your hearts against the Lord, that stand∣eth at those doors and knocketh, and intreateth you to let him in, and give him room there. Me∣thinks that Grief should now arise against those base, filthy lusts, which are got into the room of God, and Desire should step forth, and invite the Lord in, to take possession of that place which is due. Methinks your hearts now should be∣gin to open unto God, and the everlasting gates of them should be lifted up, that this King of Glo∣ry might be entertained, and exalted, and enthro∣ned within you. Methinks Hatred should now arise in your hearts against Sin, and a contempt of the World, with all the vanities thereof; and a fire of Love should now methinks begin to enkindle within you. Look, young men, look upwards, Do you see nothing? Take up the Glass of the Word, and through this perspective cannot you see the Lord of Heaven, full of marvellous, and most ravishing beauty in his face; full of most free, tender, incomparable, and incomprehensible love in his heart? If you can see but little, beg the eye of Faith, and light of the Spirit, and then you will