wtii ^ecoti!) part of ;{! Old Hi. nefiy and Cnriftiana talk. w ( w 0 hi Aril ‘I but was a Man fn a Mountain of Ice, yet if the Son < Righteoufnefs will arife upon him, his frozen Heat IJ shall feel a Thaw; and thus it has been with me. Great, heart. I believe it, Father Honefty, I Lsliev it; for I know the 1 hing is true Then the old Gentleman la lured all the Pilgrjn with a Holy Kifs of Chanty, and asked them of the: Names and how they had fared fince they fet out o 1 their Pilgrimage. Chn'ft. Then laid Chrijliana, my Name I Tupped you have heard of, good Chnftian wa my Husband, and theie four were hifc Children hut can you think how th old Gentleman was taken, when sh told him who she was ! He skippec he fmiled, and bleffid them with thoufand good Wishes, faying : Hon. 1 have heard much of your Husband, and of hi Travels and Wars, which he underwent in his Elays. Be i fpoken to your Comfort, the Name of your Husband ring aU over thefe Pans of the World; his faith, his Courage hit Enduring, and his Sincerity under all, has mads hi Name Famous. Then he turned him to the Boys, anc asked of them their Names, which they told him : Ancjfc then faid he unto them, Matthew, b< thou like Matthew the Publican, not ir Vice, but in Virtue Samuel, faith he be thou like Samuel the Prophet, a Man of Faith and Prayer. Jofeph, faid he, be theu like jfoftpb in Potiphar's Houfe Chafte, and one that flies from Temp tatioH. And James, be thou like Jame- the Juft, and like James the Brother oi our Lord. Then they told him of Mercy ^ and how fhe had left her Town and her Kindred to come along with Chriftiana[ and with her Sons At that the old ho* neft Man faid, Mercy is thy Name, by Mercy lhalt thou be fuftained, and carried through all thofe Difficulties that fh*ll He alfo talks with the Beys.; old Mr. Honefty / Bi ffing on them. Mat, I0.3. Pfal. 99. <5* Gen. 39 A&$ *4. He blejfeth Mercy. l rh !!( lit 4; po of f),