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of the inexpressibleness of what they experience, how their words fail,

so that they cannot declare it. And particularly they speak with

exceeding admiration of the superlative excellency of that pleasure and

delight which they sometimes enjoy; how a little of it is sufficient to

pay them for all the pains and trouble they have gone through in seeking

salvation; and how far it exceeds all earthly pleasures. Some express

much of the sense which these spiritual views give them of the vanity of

earthly enjoyments, how mean and worthless all these things appear to

them.

 

Many, while their minds have been filled with spiritual delights, have

as it were forgot their food; their bodily appetite has failed, while

their minds have been entertained with meat to eat that others knew not

of. The light and comfort which some of them enjoy, give a new relish to

their common blessings, and cause all things about them to appear as it

were beautiful, sweet, and pleasant. All things abroad, the sun, moon,

and stars, the clouds and sky, the heavens and