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possible Lo can no fountain both yield salt water and fresh. It is utterly impossible for any person to be under t. influence of a renewed heart, & at t same time live habitually in opposition to his renewed heart- Who (says t. apos) is a wise man, & endowed with knowledge among you: let him shew out of a good conversation his work, with meekness of wisdom. But if ye  have bitter envying, & strife in your heart, glory not & lie not agt t truth- This wisdom descendeth not fr above but is earthly sensual  -Devilish.  
 
for where envying & strife is there is confusion & every evil work.
for when envying & strife is there is confusion & every [[unclear]]


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possible Lo can no fountain both yield salt water and fresh. It is utterly impossible for any person to be under t. influence of a renewed heart, & at t same time live habitually in opposition to his renewed heart- Who (says t. apos) is a wise man, & endowed with knowledge among you: let him shew out of a good conversation his work, with meekness of wisdom. But if ye have bitter envying, & strife in your heart, glory not & lie not agt t truth- This wisdom descendeth not fr above but is earthly sensual -Devilish. for where envying & strife is there is confusion & every evil work.

The same unclear true now What are t streams wh. flow fr. our hearts? Do they prove that we are wise men? Do we shew our good conversation with