I "mo ®(jg <i?ceonti #arf of about, not from Weaknefs of Spirit as to the PracHca Part of Pilgrim’s Life. 1 dare believe, that as tnfa Proverb is, He could have bit a Fire brand, had itftooi rr in his K(ay ; But th'ofe i’hings with which he was opift prcfVd, no Man ever yet cou'd ' bakeoff with Eafe m Chriftiana, Then [aid Chriftiana, ThL& Chriftiana s Re aticnof Mr F earing has done me good m Sentence 1 thought no Body had been like me, but |r v, fee there was fame Semb ance t-vixt th\]\: good Man anf /, only oc d'ifend in two Things His Troui bl s were fo great, that they brake out bat mint l jfe/pta within Hi' alfo lay fo hard u on him, they made him thaw be couid n't knock at the Houfes provided for Entertainmentsi, but my T Qubit j were always fuch, as made me kn ck r/wjj louder . . ’ L Mer If ? might alfo fpeak my Mind, |r, I muft fry, }. hat fomethingcf him has MercyV S«L } Gr alfo dwelt in me. For I have ever fence been more afraid of the Lake, and the Lofs of a Place in Par ad ife, than I have been at th; |f Lofs of other Things. O, thought, I may l havethto Happinefs to have a Habitation there, ’tis enough !f, ihtugh I part with all the Worid to w:n*ic. )r M*r Then faid V?atthew, Fear was . L One Thing that made me think that I war Matthew’^ Sentence. far from having that within me tka ■ ac companies -alvation; but if it was (o with fuch a good Manas be, why may it not alfo go well wit me ? rjames No Fears, no Grace, faid James Though there is not always- Grace where the e is the Fear of H-ll, yet to be fare there is no Grace where there is no Fear of God Gi H) Jo James’s Senn fence. S|G Great heart Well fa'd James, thou haft hit the Ma k for the Fear of God is the Beginning of Wifdorn ; and to 4k fure they that want the Beginning, have neither MiddlL nor End. But we will here conclude our DiJccurfe of M'\ Fearing, after we have fent after him his Far ewe l. V,.' ■ i-s': * * -■ Whu [«