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For all our daies are past away in thy wrath. [Text.]
HEnce we may observe, how ter∣rible the effects of Gods anger and wrath for sin is. That mans life being so short of it selfe, by Gods an∣ger and displeasure for sin, is made more short. Note hence:
That when God is angry, [Doct. 3] the ef∣fect of his anger is terrible. The infi∣delity and murmuring of this people, brought ruine and destruction upon many thousands, who were miserably wasted and consumed, now that the wrath of God was kindled against them.
But herein we must be exceeding carefull, that we conceive not amisse of God.
It is true, the Scriptures frequently make mention of Gods anger and wrath; but we must know, there is a great difference betwixt these sinfull passions in our corrupt nature, and these essentiall properties that are in God.
He is angry and sins not; but our