tractdd a nifldM Wbit^ di^ not odly ^vs^
^ prove.himiand set befora him the thingis
«^ ^at he hath d^ne^^' but riso oqneet
hhn, or attfaiin fight; ^^ they will guide
*^ feet in die *way of peace/^ «nd teach
the true and right way to happinow;

The Scriptures are indeed *< profitable
^( for InMmotion in r^hteownett/^ in every
sttDse of the irapression. They pbint ^»iit
to us llie righleduraess <^ livings whicfc
GkidcofoitiMids; the sober^ rigfateousv s^
godly dispbsitioii Md oonduct, which he
enjoms ; wd, abOTe all, they diiect us to
Mm, who 'for our sakes ft^M d& righte*
ousaess, and difough faith in whose atofitSi-
ment and mecHatioift^ we me aecounled
righteous in the sig^ of God.
In another passage, St. PIauI, spi^kiz^
crf'die sQii^ Scriptuies, says, ''^ titetsoever
^^ dlings were written i^Mfetime, were writ*
'^ tern for our learning, that we through
^^ ^Mrtiaiee and comfort of the Scriptures



*^ migbt have hope*:^* l%e Sariptuim do
it^cleed loiltisb ikt MNMigeal ground fi»r
cotiifort and C0«9<^at}mi in eihry smtow.
