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TAke vnto you wordes. The eternal god bestowed many benefites vpon the Israelites, euen with both the handes:TAke unto you words. The Eternal god bestowed many benefits upon the Israelites, even with both the hands:
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but they were as vntamed horses.
but they were as untamed Horses.
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When they were fatted, they lifted vp their héeles against his Maiestie, and would not be reclaimed by his most pleasaunt voyce.
When they were fatted, they lifted up their heels against his Majesty, and would not be reclaimed by his most pleasant voice.
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The Lord perceiuing the Israelites to resemble the Aethiopian, which retayneth his blacknesse, though he be washed an hundred times:
The Lord perceiving the Israelites to resemble the aethiopian, which retaineth his blackness, though he be washed an hundred times:
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and the Catt of mountaine, which is not cléere of spots though hir skinne be taken from hir:
and the Catt of mountain, which is not clear of spots though his skin be taken from his:
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the lord, I say, dealt more sharply with them, and to knotty woodde applied a wedge of Iron.
the lord, I say, dealt more sharply with them, and to knotty wood applied a wedge of Iron.
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Amongst these lightnings, and as it were, thunderboltes of Gods iudgementes, least the faithfull which had forgotten themselues should be discouraged,
among these lightnings, and as it were, thunderbolts of God's Judgments, lest the faithful which had forgotten themselves should be discouraged,
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and thinke that no hope of pardon remained, he speaketh vnto them (as a naturall father to his children) moste louingly, by his Prophete, Take vnto you wordes, as if he shoulde say,
and think that no hope of pardon remained, he speaks unto them (as a natural father to his children) most lovingly, by his Prophet, Take unto you words, as if he should say,
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albéeit you haue infected the earth and aire with the stench of your wickednes, albéeit you are more filthy than the dunghilles, hange not downe your heades,
albeit you have infected the earth and air with the stench of your wickedness, albeit you Are more filthy than the dunghills, hang not down your Heads,
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vnlesse you be set to wallow stil in the mire of your sinnes.
unless you be Set to wallow still in the mire of your Sins.
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You shal appeasse Gods anger, not if you bring into his presence great store of golde and siluer, heapes of frankinsence, droues of Oxen,
You shall appeasse God's anger, not if you bring into his presence great store of gold and silver, heaps of frankincense, droves of Oxen,
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and flockes of Shéepe, but if you present vnto him wordes which may easily be come by.
and flocks of Sheep, but if you present unto him words which may Easily be come by.
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The Prophet Hoseas speaketh not of fained wordes, which cunning and holow hypocrites are wel acquainted with.
The Prophet Hoseas speaks not of feigned words, which cunning and hollow Hypocrites Are well acquainted with.
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Such were the wordes of the serpent vnto Eue: of the hypocrites which fasted in Esaies time: Such were the words of the serpent unto Eue: of the Hypocrites which fasted in Isaiah time:
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of the Herodians and Pharisées disciples, that they might snare Christ in his spéech:
of the Herodians and Pharisées Disciples, that they might snare christ in his speech:
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of vngracious Ismael to the godly men of Sichem and Samaria, when he shed Crocodyles teares before he caried them to the slaughter:
of ungracious Ishmael to the godly men of Sichem and Samaria, when he shed Crocodyles tears before he carried them to the slaughter:
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and of many now a dayes, whose wordes are bredde and borne in their lippes.
and of many now a days, whose words Are bred and born in their lips.
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Dissembling words are the greatest plague that can be, they smell of an euil conscience, they are sure arguments of hypocrisie,
Dissembling words Are the greatest plague that can be, they smell of an evil conscience, they Are sure Arguments of hypocrisy,
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and doe them which vse them the greatest harme:
and do them which use them the greatest harm:
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for they are like to a broken shielde, which cannot abide ye least prick of a weapon.
for they Are like to a broken shield, which cannot abide you least prick of a weapon.
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The prophet Hoseas did not giue the Israelites in charge to put of the grosse contempt of God,
The Prophet Hoseas did not give the Israelites in charge to put of the gross contempt of God,
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& to cloth themselues with hipocrisy:
& to cloth themselves with hypocrisy:
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that had ben the next way to haue marred all, and of euill men to make them diuels:
that had been the next Way to have marred all, and of evil men to make them Devils:
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he rather commaunded them to testifie godlily in holy & sounde wordes, that which they had conceiued most holily in their mindes.
he rather commanded them to testify godlily in holy & sound words, that which they had conceived most holily in their minds.
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There must not be a diuorce betwene the heart and the lippes: they must resemble Hippocrates twinnes, which do laugh together, and wéepe together.
There must not be a divorce between the heart and the lips: they must resemble Hippocrates twins, which do laugh together, and weep together.
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The minde must beget godly wordes, & the lippes bring them forth. This is a golden broode, & highly pleaseth almighty God.
The mind must beget godly words, & the lips bring them forth. This is a golden brood, & highly Pleases almighty God.
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Such was the praier of the Primatiue Church for Peter, when Herode Agrippa had imprisoned him:
Such was the prayer of the Primitive Church for Peter, when Herod Agrippa had imprisoned him:
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of Helias, which ye Apostle Iames remembreth: of Christ hanging on the crosse: and of the Apostle Paule when the Angell of Satan did buffet him.
of Elias, which you Apostle James Remember: of christ hanging on the cross: and of the Apostle Paul when the Angel of Satan did buffet him.
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Such a praier would the Prophet Hoseas haue the Israelites to vse in this place, that Gods anger by this beautifull consent of the heart and lips, might be appeased.
Such a prayer would the Prophet Hoseas have the Israelites to use in this place, that God's anger by this beautiful consent of the heart and lips, might be appeased.
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Such a praier must ours be, vnlesse we will be like to Barge or Whirimen, which row one way, & loke another.
Such a prayer must ours be, unless we will be like to Barge or Whirimen, which row one Way, & look Another.
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Demosthenes and Cicero were famous Orators, ye one in Athens the other in Rome. I confesse they were able to worke great masteries by their eloquence.
Demosthenes and Cicero were famous Orators, you one in Athens the other in Room. I confess they were able to work great masteries by their eloquence.
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Their orations were greatly accompted of in Rome and Athens, and are in good credite with vs. But if they be compared with the broken and vnperfect spéeches of a truly repentant sinner, Demosthenes wordes must stād behind the dore,
Their orations were greatly accounted of in Room and Athens, and Are in good credit with us But if they be compared with the broken and unperfect Speeches of a truly repentant sinner, Demosthenes words must stand behind the door,
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and Ciceroes are with out life, and are as farre excéeded, as the Pibble stone of the costly Diamonde.
and Cicero's Are with out life, and Are as Far exceeded, as the Pebble stone of the costly Diamond.
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The sacrifices of God are a contrite spirite: a contrite and a broken heart. And turne to the Lord. The Sacrifices of God Are a contrite Spirit: a contrite and a broken heart. And turn to the Lord.
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To deserue well of other, is not the least of the dueties of this life. To helpe euery man as he nedeth help, is a very singuler thing.
To deserve well of other, is not the least of the duties of this life. To help every man as he needeth help, is a very singular thing.
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He that relieueth the poore, doeth well: he that deliuereth them out of prison which are in fetters there, doth better:
He that relieveth the poor, doth well: he that Delivereth them out of prison which Are in fetters there, does better:
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but he that leadeth them which are, as it were, past grace, out of the shadow of death into the light of life, deserueth best of all.
but he that leads them which Are, as it were, passed grace, out of the shadow of death into the Light of life, deserves best of all.
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Aegypt was barren when Nilus did not ouerflow it: Mount Sion was barren when it was not watered with dew from Heauen:Egypt was barren when Nilus did not overflow it: Mount Sion was barren when it was not watered with due from Heaven:
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but without godly admonition, which is like to a precious and swéete smelling ointment, men do rot in wickednes,
but without godly admonition, which is like to a precious and sweet smelling ointment, men do rot in wickedness,
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and do cal a thousand euils to themselues.
and do call a thousand evils to themselves.
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Hoseas least the Israelites which had giuen Gods glory a gréeuous blow, should euer be at war with the eternal God,Hoseas lest the Israelites which had given God's glory a grievous blow, should ever be At war with the Eternal God,
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and at the length be stricken through with Gods sworde as they deserued, calleth them to repentance, Turne to the Lord, as if he should say, you are the sonnes of Abraham:
and At the length be stricken through with God's sword as they deserved, calls them to Repentance, Turn to the Lord, as if he should say, you Are the Sons of Abraham:
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albéeit you haue forgotten your selues, and haue wrastled with the Lorde, cast from you the weapons of monstrous wickednes,
albeit you have forgotten your selves, and have wrestled with the Lord, cast from you the weapons of monstrous wickedness,
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neither continue battaile with him, which with an iron rodd can breake wilde beastes in péeces,
neither continue battle with him, which with an iron rod can break wild beasts in Pieces,
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and doth with stretched out armes imbrace repentant sinners.
and does with stretched out arms embrace repentant Sinners.
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The Prophet Esay when he had dealte sharpely with the Iewes for running in their distresse to Aegypt, and so casting themselues head long to hell:
The Prophet Isaiah when he had dealt sharply with the Iewes for running in their distress to Egypt, and so casting themselves head long to hell:
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least they should still be prisoners to Sathan, who is a wily Fox, and did mightely bestirre himselfe to bar them of all hope of pardon, the Prophet Esay, I say, calleth them to repentance.
lest they should still be Prisoners to Sathan, who is a wily Fox, and did mightily Bestir himself to bar them of all hope of pardon, the Prophet Isaiah, I say, calls them to Repentance.
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Turne againe O ye children of Israel, in as much as ye are sunken deepe in rebellion. Turn again Oh you children of Israel, in as much as you Are sunken deep in rebellion.
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Ieremie when he had liuely, & in Orient colours set out the madnesse of the Israelites touching Idolatrie,
Ieremie when he had lively, & in Orient colours Set out the madness of the Israelites touching Idolatry,
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and had grieuously complayned that they had broken their faith with God, like vnto filthie strompets:
and had grievously complained that they had broken their faith with God, like unto filthy strompets:
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least they should euer runne awrie, if they did sée the gates of Gods mercie shut against them, he cried alowde in Gods name, that pardon was readie for them:
lest they should ever run awry, if they did see the gates of God's mercy shut against them, he cried allowed in God's name, that pardon was ready for them:
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Thou disobedient Israel, returne, saith the Lord: and a litle after: O ye disobedient children, turne againe saith ye Lord for I am your husband. Thou disobedient Israel, return, Says the Lord: and a little After: Oh you disobedient children, turn again Says you Lord for I am your husband.
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The spirite of God hauing roundly taken vp the Angell of the Church of Ephesus,
The Spirit of God having roundly taken up the Angel of the Church of Ephesus,
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because He had left his first loue, before he will put any punishment in execution, he commandeth him to repent:
Because He had left his First love, before he will put any punishment in execution, he commands him to Repent:
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Remember from whence thou art fallen and repent, and do the first works: remember from whence thou art fallen and Repent, and do the First works:
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or else I wil come against thee shortly, and wil remoue thy candlestick out of his place, except thou amend. or Else I will come against thee shortly, and will remove thy candlestick out of his place, except thou amend.
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We must treade in the steppes of Esay, Ieremie, Hoseas:
We must tread in the steps of Isaiah, Ieremie, Hoseas:
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when we will caste downe the rotten walles of sinne, we must in any wise remember to call greeuous sinners vnto repentance.
when we will cast down the rotten walls of sin, we must in any wise Remember to call grievous Sinners unto Repentance.
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When the sinner is amended we must deale louingly with him:
When the sinner is amended we must deal lovingly with him:
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we must vse oyle with the Samaritane, & with S. Paul which gaue especiall charge to them of Corinth, to receiue againe into the bosome of their Church the excommunicate Corinthian, after his amendment. we must use oil with the Samaritan, & with S. Paul which gave especial charge to them of Corinth, to receive again into the bosom of their Church the excommunicate Corinthian, After his amendment.
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They which take not this course, that is to say, they whiche deale hardly and roughly with them whiche are wounded with the feeling of sinne, doe them as much good,
They which take not this course, that is to say, they which deal hardly and roughly with them which Are wounded with the feeling of sin, do them as much good,
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as smoake doth the eyes, and as the East winde doeth the fruites of the earth,
as smoke does the eyes, and as the East wind doth the fruits of the earth,
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and are hipocrites though they thunder a thousand times in the pulpits.
and Are Hypocrites though they thunder a thousand times in the pulpits.
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And because they know not what it is to féele the heauie hand of God, howsoeuer they haue the countenance of Cato, they doe in déede resemble Ismael and Nero.
And Because they know not what it is to feel the heavy hand of God, howsoever they have the countenance of Cato, they do in deed resemble Ishmael and Nero.
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I speak not this, that sinne which is too too rise shold more increase, but because I would haue the ministers trie euerie way before they condemne other to hell,
I speak not this, that sin which is too too rise should more increase, but Because I would have the Ministers try every Way before they condemn other to hell,
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and barre against them the doore of Gods mercie with Acesius, which was one of wicked Nouatus his schollers.
and bar against them the door of God's mercy with Acesius, which was one of wicked Nouatus his Scholars.
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The eternall God is verie gratious, if we desire his fauour: he giueth to the repentant milke, as it were, out of his brests.
The Eternal God is very gracious, if we desire his favour: he gives to the repentant milk, as it were, out of his breasts.
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He that found his lost sheepe, laide it vpon his shoulders, and was a glad man.
He that found his lost sheep, laid it upon his shoulders, and was a glad man.
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The woman when she had found her lost grote, was as ioyfull as might be.
The woman when she had found her lost groat, was as joyful as might be.
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The prodigall young man by riot and dissolute behauiour beeing brought to a verie lowe ebbe, returned with greate humilitie to his father.
The prodigal young man by riot and dissolute behaviour being brought to a very low ebb, returned with great humility to his father.
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Did the olde man entertain him as Gregorie the seuenth did Henrie ye Emperor? if he had, he had marred the fashion of his sonne which was mightily gréeued:
Did the old man entertain him as Gregory the Seventh did Henry you Emperor? if he had, he had marred the fashion of his son which was mightily grieved:
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but let vs heare what the Euangelist Luke saith: When he was yet a great way of, his Father sawe him, and had compassion,
but let us hear what the Evangelist Lycia Says: When he was yet a great Way of, his Father saw him, and had compassion,
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and ranne and fell on his necke, He did not treade on his sonnes necke as Alexander the thirde did vpon the Emperour Frederikes, And kissed him, not as Ioab did Amasa, and Iudas Christe.and ran and fell on his neck, He did not tread on his Sons neck as Alexander the Third did upon the Emperor Frederikes, And kissed him, not as Ioab did Amasa, and Iudas Christ.
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When the father hearde this spéech of his sonne, Father I haue sinned against heauen and before thee,
When the father heard this speech of his son, Father I have sinned against heaven and before thee,
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& am no more worthie to be called thy sonne, He did not reuile his sonne,& am no more worthy to be called thy son, He did not revile his son,
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or cast in his dishe his former vnthriftinesse, but, saide to his seruantes: bring forth the best robe not such a one as Dianeira is saide to haue giuen to her husbande Hercules, imbrued in the bloud of the Centaure:
or cast in his dish his former unthriftiness, but, said to his Servants: bring forth the best robe not such a one as Dianeira is said to have given to her husband Hercules, imbrued in the blood of the Centaur:
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And put it on him, and put a ring on his hand, not such a one as bloudie Gyges had, and bring, not an Italian fig, yt is, poison in a golden cup, but the fat calf & & kil him, And put it on him, and put a ring on his hand, not such a one as bloody Gyges had, and bring, not an Italian fig, that is, poison in a golden cup, but the fat calf & & kill him,
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and let vs eate & be merry, for this my sonne was dead, and is aliue againe:
and let us eat & be merry, for this my son was dead, and is alive again:
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and he was lost, but he is found. and he was lost, but he is found.
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If the earthly father did so fréely pardon a riotous and gracelesse vnthrifte, and in steede of his ragges, clothe him in excellent sorte, we may assure our selues that God will burie our sinnes,
If the earthly father did so freely pardon a riotous and graceless unthrift, and in steed of his rags, cloth him in excellent sort, we may assure our selves that God will bury our Sins,
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and furnish vs againe with those good giftes which for our naughtinesse he did strip vs of.
and furnish us again with those good Gifts which for our naughtiness he did strip us of.
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The great goodnesse of God, if it he compared with the earthly Fathers, doeth as farre passe it,
The great Goodness of God, if it he compared with the earthly Father's, doth as Far pass it,
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as the maine sea doth a de•p of water: Yea before they call, I will answere, saith the Lorde.
as the main sea does a de•p of water: Yea before they call, I will answer, Says the Lord.
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And say to him, take away all iniquitie. And say to him, take away all iniquity.
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Hoseas dealt before with the Israelites, To take wordes vnto them and to turne vnto the Lorde, If a word more had not passed from him, the Israelites had bene greatly in his debt:
Hoseas dealt before with the Israelites, To take words unto them and to turn unto the Lord, If a word more had not passed from him, the Israelites had be greatly in his debt:
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but when he openeth his heart vnto them, and teacheth them what wordes they should vse, to winne Gods fauour, they owe no lesse then themselues to the Prophet.
but when he Openeth his heart unto them, and Teaches them what words they should use, to win God's favour, they owe no less then themselves to the Prophet.
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As Hoseas, so did Dauid, Ioel, Christ.
As Hoseas, so did David, Joel, christ.
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Dauid when he had highly commended Ierusalem, for that it was a bond of holie vnitie, a barborough of the Church,
David when he had highly commended Ierusalem, for that it was a bound of holy unity, a barborough of the Church,
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and the seate of the kingdome:
and the seat of the Kingdom:
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that that citie béeing, watred with Gods blessing as with pleasaunt streames, might euer flourish like the palme trée:
that that City being, watered with God's blessing as with pleasant streams, might ever flourish like the palm tree:
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he teacheth ye godly how to pray for ye happie estate of the holy citie: Pray for the peace of Ierusalē, let them prosper that loue thee.
he Teaches you godly how to pray for you happy estate of the holy City: Pray for the peace of Ierusalē, let them prosper that love thee.
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The Prophet Ioel, least the Assirians army should (as a great stood) swallow vp the tribe of Iuda, plagued before of God by famine for their sinnes, calleth them earnestly to fasting and teares:
The Prophet Joel, lest the Assyrians army should (as a great stood) swallow up the tribe of Iuda, plagued before of God by famine for their Sins, calls them earnestly to fasting and tears:
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& least they shold be dumbe in this excellēt action, he giueth the priestes in charge to pray thus vnto the maiestie of God.
& lest they should be dumb in this excellent actium, he gives the Priests in charge to pray thus unto the majesty of God.
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Spare thy people O Lorde, and giue not thy heritage into reproch, that the heathen should rule ouer them. Spare thy people Oh Lord, and give not thy heritage into reproach, that the heathen should Rule over them.
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Our Lord and Sauiour Iesus Christ, least his disciples in praying should fall into the vaine repetitions,
Our Lord and Saviour Iesus christ, lest his Disciples in praying should fallen into the vain repetitions,
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and much babling of the heathen, deliuered to them a shorte, but yet an excellent forme of praier in these wordes, Our Father which art in Heauen &c. As Dauid, Ioel, Christ,
and much babbling of the heathen, Delivered to them a short, but yet an excellent Form of prayer in these words, Our Father which art in Heaven etc. As David, Joel, christ,
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and Hoseas did, so must we.
and Hoseas did, so must we.
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If we shal haue to do with them which are contrite and broken in spirite, it is not inough to speake thus vnto them, pray to the lord, pray to the lorde, pray to the lorde, but we must teach them with what words they may procure his fauour.
If we shall have to do with them which Are contrite and broken in Spirit, it is not enough to speak thus unto them, pray to the lord, pray to the lord, pray to the lord, but we must teach them with what words they may procure his favour.
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So shall we heale a wounded conscience, and it will easily appéere, that we haue applied our plaister aright with the skilfull Surgian,
So shall we heal a wounded conscience, and it will Easily appear, that we have applied our plaster aright with the skilful Surgeon,
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and our medicine aright with the learned Phisician. Take away all iniquitie. This is an excellent prayer, and consistes of two parts.
and our medicine aright with the learned physician. Take away all iniquity. This is an excellent prayer, and consists of two parts.
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In the first, the Israelits confesse yt thei dranke iniquitie as water: in the second part thei desire pardon.
In the First, the Israelites confess that they drank iniquity as water: in the second part they desire pardon.
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The first part is conteined in these wordes, all iniquitie: the seconde, in these wordes, take away. Cōcerning the first, the Israelits dealt very Christianly when they gaue sentence against thēselues & spared not thēselues ye the Lord might spare them.
The First part is contained in these words, all iniquity: the seconde, in these words, take away. Concerning the First, the Israelites dealt very Christianly when they gave sentence against themselves & spared not themselves you the Lord might spare them.
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If they had pleaded not guiltie, and had impudently cried that they had not offended the maiestie of God, they had lost their labour,
If they had pleaded not guilty, and had impudently cried that they had not offended the majesty of God, they had lost their labour,
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& had reached him an iron rod to beate them in péeces with. Notable therfore is that spéech of the prophet Dauid:
& had reached him an iron rod to beat them in Pieces with. Notable Therefore is that speech of the Prophet David:
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I said, I will confesse against my selfe my wickednes vnto the Lord. The Israelites being dispersed vnder the tirāt Antiochus, vsed this spéech vnto the Lord: I said, I will confess against my self my wickedness unto the Lord. The Israelites being dispersed under the tyrant Antiochus, used this speech unto the Lord:
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We haue sinned with our fathers, we haue committed iniquitie and done wickedly. Ezra, Iob, Nehemias, and the Publicane did the like. We have sinned with our Father's, we have committed iniquity and done wickedly. Ezra, Job, Nehemiah, and the Publican did the like.
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So must we do, euen fréely and from the heart.
So must we do, even freely and from the heart.
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Confession of our faultes must be our medicine when we haue done amisse, as it was to the Israelites.
Confessi of our Faults must be our medicine when we have done amiss, as it was to the Israelites.
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We hate those impudent fellowes, which are either dainty, or refuse to confesse those things which are in euery mans eyes & mouth. Gods eies cannot be dazeled:
We hate those impudent Fellows, which Are either dainty, or refuse to confess those things which Are in every men eyes & Mouth. God's eyes cannot be dazzled:
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vnlesse we confesse our sinnes, we deceaue not the Lord, but our selues:
unless we confess our Sins, we deceive not the Lord, but our selves:
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we hide our selues with Adam amongst the trées, and with Figge leaues we do cloath our selues.
we hide our selves with Adam among the trees, and with Fig leaves we do cloth our selves.
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The Israelites in this excellent peticion, take away all iniquitie, do not onely giue out that thei are guilty of one falt,
The Israelites in this excellent petition, take away all iniquity, do not only give out that they Are guilty of one fault,
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but that their wickednes (like a great flood) ouerfloweth them.
but that their wickedness (like a great flood) overfloweth them.
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Ezra, when the Israelites after their returne from captiuitie in Babylon, had ioyned in mariage with the daughters of the Canaanites, Ammonites, Egyptians, is not cōtent to remember only ye strange sinne which the lord God hated deadly,
Ezra, when the Israelites After their return from captivity in Babylon, had joined in marriage with the daughters of the Canaanites, Ammonites, egyptians, is not content to Remember only the strange sin which the lord God hated deadly,
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but spreading out his hands to the lord he burst into these words:
but spreading out his hands to the lord he burst into these words:
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Our iniquities are increased ouer our heade, & our trespasse is growen vp vnto the heauen. Our iniquities Are increased over our head, & our trespass is grown up unto the heaven.
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Dauid when he was touched in conscience for the vniust slaughter of Vrias, and for betraying the Lords armie, did not only crush that Byle,
David when he was touched in conscience for the unjust slaughter of Vrias, and for betraying the lords army, did not only crush that Boil,
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but confesseth himselfe to be further plunged in wickednes:
but Confesses himself to be further plunged in wickedness:
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Deliuer me from bloud, O God &c. They that haue offended God by any notable sinne, Deliver me from blood, Oh God etc. They that have offended God by any notable sin,
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if they will seriously call the rest of their life to a reckoning, it wil be cléere vnto them, that their sins cannot be told on their fingers,
if they will seriously call the rest of their life to a reckoning, it will be clear unto them, that their Sins cannot be told on their fingers,
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or trussed vp in a fardel: and therfore thei must cry with the prophet Dauid: Who can vnderstand his faultes:
or trussed up in a Firkin: and Therefore they must cry with the Prophet David: Who can understand his Faults:
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cleanse me from my secrete faultes. cleanse me from my secret Faults.
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I could if I listed, tary longer in this argument, but bicause I desire to be bréefe,
I could if I listed, tarry longer in this argument, but Because I desire to be brief,
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and yet to haue varietie, I will remember in a worde or two, that the Israelits after the confession of their sinnes, desired pardon.
and yet to have variety, I will Remember in a word or two, that the Israelites After the Confessi of their Sins, desired pardon.
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The confession of our sinnes sauoureth of a good and godly minde:
The Confessi of our Sins savoureth of a good and godly mind:
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but vnlesse desire of pardon be ioyned with it, we saile in a shipp that hath a hole in the bottome.
but unless desire of pardon be joined with it, we sail in a ship that hath a hold in the bottom.
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Cain, after that he had murdered his brother Abel, gaue out this spéech: My sinne is greater then can be pardoned.
Cain, After that he had murdered his brother Abel, gave out this speech: My sin is greater then can be pardoned.
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Iudas after yt he had betrayed his master Christ, said: I haue sinned betraying the innocent blood. Iudas After that he had betrayed his master christ, said: I have sinned betraying the innocent blood.
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But bicause Cain & Iudas did here, as it were, ride at an anchor, they made shipwracke of euerlasting life.
But Because Cain & Iudas did Here, as it were, ride At an anchor, they made shipwreck of everlasting life.
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The Israelites, of whom Hoseas speaketh, were not of the same parish yt Cain & Iudas were: thei desire pardon.
The Israelites, of whom Hoseas speaks, were not of the same parish that Cain & Iudas were: they desire pardon.
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It profiteth not the wounded man to looke on his woundes, vnlesse he call for a Surgian,
It profiteth not the wounded man to look on his wounds, unless he call for a Surgeon,
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neither the sick man to know his disease, vnlesse he cal for the Phisician:
neither the sick man to know his disease, unless he call for the physician:
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I will add a third thing, neither doth the hatred of sinne profite the sicke & wounded sinner,
I will add a third thing, neither does the hatred of sin profit the sick & wounded sinner,
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vnlesse he craue for mercy at the hands of God, the most skilfull both Phisician & Surgian.
unless he crave for mercy At the hands of God, the most skilful both physician & Surgeon.
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Dauid when the staffe of his sinnes had so galled his heart, that he felt, as it were, a gréeuous hell within him, both humbly and earnestly desireth pardon:
David when the staff of his Sins had so galled his heart, that he felt, as it were, a grievous hell within him, both humbly and earnestly Desires pardon:
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Haue mercy vpō me, O God, according to thy louing kindnes: according to the multitude of thy compassions put away mine iniquities. Have mercy upon me, Oh God, according to thy loving kindness: according to the multitude of thy compassions put away mine iniquities.
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Wash me throughly from mine iniquitie, & cleanse me frō my sin. Purge me with Hisop, & I shalbe cleane:
Wash me thoroughly from mine iniquity, & cleanse me from my since. Purge me with Hisop, & I shall clean:
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wash me and I shalbe whiter than snow, hide thy face from my sinnes, and put away all mine iniquities.
wash me and I shall Whiter than snow, hide thy face from my Sins, and put away all mine iniquities.
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Deliuer me frō blood O God &c: Deliver me from blood Oh God etc.:
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Daniel when the Israelites had béen longe in captiuitie at Babylon, desireth pardon of his & their sinnes,
daniel when the Israelites had been long in captivity At Babylon, Desires pardon of his & their Sins,
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and that it would please the maiestie of God to perform his promise for their return frō Babilon:
and that it would please the majesty of God to perform his promise for their return from Babylon:
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O Lord heare O Lord forgiue, O Lord consider & do it, deferr not for thine owne sake, O my God. Oh Lord hear Oh Lord forgive, Oh Lord Consider & do it, defer not for thine own sake, Oh my God.
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The Publicane in the Gospel, albéeit he durst not lift vp his eies to heauen, yet he smote his brest, & desired forgiuenesse of his sinnes:
The Publican in the Gospel, albeit he durst not lift up his eyes to heaven, yet he smote his breast, & desired forgiveness of his Sins:
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O God be merciful to me a sinner. Oh God be merciful to me a sinner.
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We our selues groning vnder ye burden of our sinnes, must hunger and thirst for the grace of God,
We our selves groaning under you burden of our Sins, must hunger and thirst for the grace of God,
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& therefore craue pardon of our sinnes. Almightie God is not such a one as Minos or Rhadamanthus was:
& Therefore crave pardon of our Sins. Almighty God is not such a one as Minos or Rhadamanthus was:
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he is not a iudge that will not be intreated: He is therefore mercifull bicause he is God.
he is not a judge that will not be entreated: He is Therefore merciful Because he is God.
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The lawes of Draco the Atheniā were written with blood: nothing in them is worthy of remembrance but extremitie of punishment.
The laws of Draco the Athenian were written with blood: nothing in them is worthy of remembrance but extremity of punishment.
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But Gods lawes are written with milke. Mercy is with God that he may be feared.
But God's laws Are written with milk. Mercy is with God that he may be feared.
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Aske and it shal be giuen you, seeke and ye shall finde, knock, saith Christ, and it shalbe opened vnto you. Ask and it shall be given you, seek and you shall find, knock, Says christ, and it shall opened unto you.
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If any plain dealing mā shold giue out to his debters yt he would forgiue thē their debt, would they so much as thinke of paying that creditor? if god hath set it downe in his worde, that he will pardon repentant sinners, do we thinke that he wil not kéepe touch with them? God is not as man that he should lie,
If any plain dealing man should give out to his debtors that he would forgive them their debt, would they so much as think of paying that creditor? if god hath Set it down in his word, that he will pardon repentant Sinners, do we think that he will not keep touch with them? God is not as man that he should lie,
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neither as the sonne of man that he should repent:
neither as the son of man that he should Repent:
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hath he saide and shall he not do it, & hath he spoken and shal not he accomplish it? as it is in Balaams parable to Balak, the Kinge of Moab.hath he said and shall he not do it, & hath he spoken and shall not he accomplish it? as it is in Balaams parable to Balak, the King of Moab.
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Though your sinnes were as crymsin, they shalbe made white as snow: though they were red like scarlet, they shalbe as wooll, saith the lord. Though your Sins were as crymsin, they shall made white as snow: though they were read like scarlet, they shall as wool, Says the lord.
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Much more might be fetched out of the rich storehouse of Gods booke, but I haue done with this argument,
Much more might be fetched out of the rich storehouse of God's book, but I have done with this argument,
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when I haue added these swéet and cōfortable spéeches, that God doeth not remember our sinnes, that he castes thē into the botom of the sea, yt he layeth them not to our charge, but doth couer thē.
when I have added these sweet and comfortable Speeches, that God doth not Remember our Sins, that he Cast them into the bottom of the sea, that he Layeth them not to our charge, but does cover them.
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If therfore God hath couered sinnes, he would not cast his eye vpon them: If Therefore God hath covered Sins, he would not cast his eye upon them:
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if he would not cast his eie vpon them, he would not throughly consider of them:
if he would not cast his eye upon them, he would not thoroughly Consider of them:
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if he would not throughly consider of them, he woulde not punishe them: he would not know them, but had rather pardon them.
if he would not thoroughly Consider of them, he would not Punish them: he would not know them, but had rather pardon them.
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And receiue vs graciously. The valew of good things is better knowne by the want, then by the continuall hauing of them.And receive us graciously. The value of good things is better known by the want, then by the continual having of them.
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Helth is swéeter to them which are recouered after gréeuous sicknesse, then to them which were neuer sicke.
Health is Sweeten to them which Are recovered After grievous sickness, then to them which were never sick.
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Riches are more pleasant to poore men which were somtimes wealthy, then to th• … which neuer knewe what wante meaned.
Riches Are more pleasant to poor men which were sometimes wealthy, then to th• … which never knew what want meaned.
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The Israelites when they were plagued with want & beggery for their manifolde transgressions, after pardon craued for their sinnes, do humbly & earnestly desire at the lords hands that he would deale gratiously with thē:
The Israelites when they were plagued with want & beggary for their manifold transgressions, After pardon craved for their Sins, do humbly & earnestly desire At the Lords hands that he would deal graciously with them:
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that is to say, that he would reach his hand to them and water the withered Israelites with the streams of his liberalitie.
that is to say, that he would reach his hand to them and water the withered Israelites with the streams of his liberality.
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Can a rush grow without myne, or can the grasse grow without water? as Bildad said to Iob. Vnlesse almightie God do make the riuers of his goodnesse passe vnto vs, we are like to a parched bladder. Can a rush grow without mine, or can the grass grow without water? as Bildad said to Job Unless almighty God do make the Rivers of his Goodness pass unto us, we Are like to a parched bladder.
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If God blesse not our labours, our early risings will not serue the turne:
If God bless not our labours, our early risings will not serve the turn:
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for the heauen shalbe as iron, and the earth as an armed souldiour to execute Gods iudgements,
for the heaven shall as iron, and the earth as an armed soldier to execute God's Judgments,
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and he that earneth wages, shall put it in a broken purse.
and he that earneth wages, shall put it in a broken purse.
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But when God doth fauour vs, it goeth well with vs, we haue welth at will,
But when God does favour us, it Goes well with us, we have wealth At will,
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& in a ground, as it were, barren, faire corne, & a beautifull Vine cōmeth vp.
& in a ground, as it were, barren, fair corn, & a beautiful Vine comes up.
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Moses, lest the Israelites whom he cōmended for their godlines, should either reuolte or wax faint in the midst of their race, doth singularly harten them:
Moses, lest the Israelites whom he commended for their godliness, should either revolt or wax faint in the midst of their raze, does singularly harten them:
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God will loue thee, and blesse thee and multiply thee: God will love thee, and bless thee and multiply thee:
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he wil also blesse the fruit of thy wombe, and the fruit of thy land, thy corne,
he will also bless the fruit of thy womb, and the fruit of thy land, thy corn,
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and thy wine, and thy oyle. and thy wine, and thy oil.
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The Prophet Ioel, that the tribe of Iuda béeing now turned to the Lorde might put off the mourning wéede, promiseth them frō the Lords mouth great store of temporall blessings.
The Prophet Joel, that the tribe of Iuda being now turned to the Lord might put off the mourning weed, promises them from the lords Mouth great store of temporal blessings.
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The barnes shal be full of wheate, & the presses shal abound with wine & oyle. The Barns shall be full of wheat, & the presses shall abound with wine & oil.
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Hoseas, that the Israelites might assure themselues of Gods fauour, deliuereth the Lordes minde verie comfortably to them, I wil breake the bowe and the sworde, & the battel out of the earth,
Hoseas, that the Israelites might assure themselves of God's favour, Delivereth the lords mind very comfortably to them, I will break the bow and the sword, & the battle out of the earth,
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and will make them to sleepe safely: and in that day I wil heare, saith the Lord, I wil heare the heauens,
and will make them to sleep safely: and in that day I will hear, Says the Lord, I will hear the heavens,
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and they shall heare the earth, & the earth shal heare the corne, and the wine,
and they shall hear the earth, & the earth shall hear the corn, and the wine,
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and the oyle, and they shall heare Izreel. and the oil, and they shall hear Israel.
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And that these swéet promises might take déep roote in the harts of the Israelites, ye Prophet Hoseas,
And that these sweet promises might take deep root in the hearts of the Israelites, you Prophet Hoseas,
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or rather the Lord by the prophete handleth the same argument in the last Chapter of that prophecie: I will loue them freely:
or rather the Lord by the Prophet handleth the same argument in the last Chapter of that prophecy: I will love them freely:
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I wil be as the deawe vnto Israel, he shal growe as the lillie, & fasten his rootes as the trees of Lebanon his branches shall spread,
I will be as the dew unto Israel, he shall grow as the Lily, & fasten his roots as the trees of Lebanon his branches shall spread,
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and his beawtie shall be as the oliue tree, and his smel as Lebanon. They yt dwel vnder his shadowe, shal returne:
and his beauty shall be as the olive tree, and his Smell as Lebanon. They that dwell under his shadow, shall return:
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they shall reuiue as the corne and florish as the vine: the sente thereof shall be as the wine of Lebanon. they shall revive as the corn and flourish as the vine: the sent thereof shall be as the wine of Lebanon.
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When Almightie God hath put away our sins as a cloud, and hath made the beautifull sonne of his grace to shine vnto vs, he féedeth the hungrie, clotheth the naked, healeth our diseases blesseth our studies,
When Almighty God hath put away our Sins as a cloud, and hath made the beautiful son of his grace to shine unto us, he feedeth the hungry, clotheth the naked, heals our diseases Blesses our studies,
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& doth lade vs with heaps of benefits. God is neuer wearie with doing vs good.
& does lade us with heaps of benefits. God is never weary with doing us good.
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His storehouse cannot be emptied and his fountaine can neuer be dried vp. And we wil render the calues of our lips.
His storehouse cannot be emptied and his fountain can never be dried up. And we will render the calves of our lips.
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A good turne must be remembred, and we must be thankful to him that hath deserued wel of vs. If any haue done vs good, either by preferring vs,
A good turn must be remembered, and we must be thankful to him that hath deserved well of us If any have done us good, either by preferring us,
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or deliuering vs from daunger, we may not forget the pleasure done vnto vs, and it is in euerie mans mouth that we must imitate the fruitful fieldes, which bring forth more corn then they receiued.
or delivering us from danger, we may not forget the pleasure done unto us, and it is in every men Mouth that we must imitate the fruitful fields, which bring forth more corn then they received.
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The eternal God did powre infinit blessings vpon the Israelites, as it were with a full horne:
The Eternal God did pour infinite blessings upon the Israelites, as it were with a full horn:
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he planted thē a noble vine: when they brought forth wilde grapes, the Lorde did prune and cut the vine.
he planted them a noble vine: when they brought forth wild grapes, the Lord did prune and Cut the vine.
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When they caste them selues headlong to all vngodlines, he pulled them often back with the bridle of his feare:
When they cast them selves headlong to all ungodliness, he pulled them often back with the bridle of his Fear:
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he forgaue them infinite sins and laded them with externall benefits.
he forgave them infinite Sins and jaded them with external benefits.
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The Israelites hauing receiued large measure of Gods blessinges, giue out yt they wil be humbly thankfull to his Maiestie:
The Israelites having received large measure of God's blessings, give out that they will be humbly thankful to his Majesty:
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We will render, saide they, the calues of our lips, as if they should say, in the time of the lawe they offered calues when they accomplished their vowes:We will render, said they, the calves of our lips, as if they should say, in the time of the law they offered calves when they accomplished their vows:
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but in stéede of offering calues, we will render the calues of our lips, that is to say, we wil praise & commend the goodnes of God.
but in steed of offering calves, we will render the calves of our lips, that is to say, we will praise & commend the Goodness of God.
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The prophete Dauid, when the Lord had turned his mourning into ioy, & his sackecloth into gladnes, giueth out that he was therfore gratiously dealt with, that he might be alwayes a trompet of the praises of God.
The Prophet David, when the Lord had turned his mourning into joy, & his Sackcloth into gladness, gives out that he was Therefore graciously dealt with, that he might be always a trumpet of the praises of God.
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And in another place after that he had tasted or rather dronk déeply of gods singular goodnes, he brust out into these wordes.
And in Another place After that he had tasted or rather drunk deeply of God's singular Goodness, he burst out into these words.
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I wil prayse the name of God with a song, and magnifie him with thankesgiuing: I will praise the name of God with a song, and magnify him with thanksgiving:
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this also shall please the Lord better then a yong bullocke that hath hornes and hoofes. this also shall please the Lord better then a young bullock that hath horns and hoofes.
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Whē Ioel prophecied, the grassehoppers, the canker wormes & the caterpillers were the Lords armie to destroy all the Israelites increase.
When Joel prophesied, the grasshoppers, the canker worms & the caterpillars were the lords army to destroy all the Israelites increase.
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The Israelites were for a time shrewdly pinched, & hungerbitten: but the Lord at the length had mercie on them.
The Israelites were for a time shrewdly pinched, & hungerbitten: but the Lord At the length had mercy on them.
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And when he had made the earth verie fruiteful, the Israelites are called on to be thankful to his Maiestie You shal prayse the name of the Lorde your god yt hath dealt maruelously with you.
And when he had made the earth very fruitful, the Israelites Are called on to be thankful to his Majesty You shall praise the name of the Lord your god that hath dealt marvelously with you.
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But let vs leaue the Israelites, & a little while examine our selues. But let us leave the Israelites, & a little while examine our selves.
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The eternall God hath ben verie gratious, & good to the vniuersitie of Cambridge, his pleasure was & is, to haue it an orcharde of most precious fruite, a temple of religion, and a chappel of godlines.
The Eternal God hath been very gracious, & good to the University of Cambridge, his pleasure was & is, to have it an orchard of most precious fruit, a temple of Religion, and a chapel of godliness.
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Are we thankeful to God for his singular goodnes? If we will be truely thankfull, we may not burie the Lordes treasure in ye earth,
are we thankful to God for his singular Goodness? If we will be truly thankful, we may not bury the lords treasure in you earth,
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& hide his light vnder a bushel, & like the harper Aspendius plaie and sing onely to our selues.
& hide his Light under a bushel, & like the harper Aspendius play and sing only to our selves.
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If we will be truly thankful, if any in our Colledges be suspected of Poperie, we must teach them Gods trueth,
If we will be truly thankful, if any in our Colleges be suspected of Popery, we must teach them God's truth,
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if they be willing to learne it: if they refuse to be taught, we must expell them.
if they be willing to Learn it: if they refuse to be taught, we must expel them.
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If we will be truely thankfull, we must make much of poore mens sonns which are toward & godly,
If we will be truly thankful, we must make much of poor men's Sons which Are towards & godly,
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& we must take héed, that Colledge preferments be giuē fréely to the worthiest, & be not chopped or changed for monie.
& we must take heed, that College preferments be given freely to the Worthiest, & be not chopped or changed for money.
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If we will be truely thankfull, we may not preferre bolde and idle fukes which are fitter for ye cart,
If we will be truly thankful, we may not prefer bold and idle fukes which Are fitter for you cart,
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then for their books, & neuer knew what good learning ment we may not, I say, set them ouer the painefull Bées in the vniuersitie,
then for their books, & never knew what good learning meant we may not, I say, Set them over the painful Bees in the University,
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and Colledge hiues, vnlesse we will deale strangely, which God forbid, with the Church and common wealth.
and College hives, unless we will deal strangely, which God forbid, with the Church and Common wealth.
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For as the couer is for the shielde, and the sheath, for the sword, as Chrisippus said:
For as the cover is for the shield, and the sheath, for the sword, as Chrysippus said:
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so Vniuersitie Coledges were built for men of learning & towardnesse.
so university Coledges were built for men of learning & towardness.
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Lastly if we wil be truly thankful, we may not haue any liking of such as are well schooled & taught to flatter, which can ducke like Friers & kisse the ground wt their knées which haue teares at commandement, which can counterfet & liuely expresse ye countenance and spéech of others, & can dissemble verie cunningly.
Lastly if we will be truly thankful, we may not have any liking of such as Are well schooled & taught to flatter, which can duck like Friars & kiss the ground with their knees which have tears At Commandment, which can counterfeit & lively express you countenance and speech of Others, & can dissemble very cunningly.
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These men are the worst, & the veriest dishclouts of all other, they are like to the Cameleon.
These men Are the worst, & the veriest dishclouts of all other, they Are like to the Chameleon.
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Though they be born in England, they are but bastard Englishmen, wheresoeuer and whosoeuer they be, they are vnworthie of the lowest place.
Though they be born in England, they Are but bastard Englishmen, wheresoever and whosoever they be, they Are unworthy of the lowest place.
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But I haue spoken to muche of these gracelesse fellowes whom I should not haue honoured so much as to remēber them though to their discommendation.
But I have spoken to much of these graceless Fellows whom I should not have honoured so much as to Remember them though to their discommendation.
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I doe fréely confesse that there is in our Vniuersitie a goodly nomber of excellent wittes:
I do freely confess that there is in our university a goodly number of excellent wits:
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if I shold not, I might by mē be iustly charged with & conuinced of a lye,
if I should not, I might by men be justly charged with & convinced of a lie,
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and by Almightie God of vnthankfulnes. I do not enuie the good estate of the Vniuersitie:
and by Almighty God of unthankfulness. I do not envy the good estate of the university:
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thankes be to God for this worthie increase, and I doe humbly pray his Maiestie that this happie haruest may be more plentiful then euen now it is.
thanks be to God for this worthy increase, and I do humbly pray his Majesty that this happy harvest may be more plentiful then even now it is.
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And because I haue gone thus farre in the mention of sharpe wittes, I am verie earnestly to intreate you which are set ouer the Colledges of our Vniuersitie, that you will account of thē which haue shewed singular proofe of learning, religion and vertue in our Colledges & Vniuersitie as of your deare brethren, and your owne bowels:
And Because I have gone thus Far in the mention of sharp wits, I am very earnestly to entreat you which Are Set over the Colleges of our university, that you will account of them which have showed singular proof of learning, Religion and virtue in our Colleges & university as of your deer brothers, and your own bowels:
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and that you will make much of those young men & schollers of lower place but yet of excellent hope.
and that you will make much of those young men & Scholars of lower place but yet of excellent hope.
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So shal our Colledges (as the apple trée of Persia) budde, blossome, and beare fruite all times of the yeare, The Church of England shall be better furnished then it is,
So shall our Colleges (as the apple tree of Persiam) bud, blossom, and bear fruit all times of the year, The Church of England shall be better furnished then it is,
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& ye glorie of God more brightly shine amongst vs. As for you (my welbeloued brethren) giue your selues wholy to learning and godlines,
& you glory of God more brightly shine among us As for you (my well-beloved brothers) give your selves wholly to learning and godliness,
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neither take it grieuously, if you be forgotten a time, when prefermentes are bestowed. Liue in peace and the God of peace shall be with you.
neither take it grievously, if you be forgotten a time, when preferments Are bestowed. Live in peace and the God of peace shall be with you.
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If ye put in practise these thinges whiche I haue in godly sorte deliuered:
If you put in practise these things which I have in godly sort Delivered:
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whether wee be Masters, fellowes or Schollers of Colledges, it will easily appeare, that wée haue rendred to God, The calues of our lippes, that is to say, that we haue very humbly both in worde and déede, giuen thankes to his Maiestie.
whither we be Masters, Fellows or Scholars of Colleges, it will Easily appear, that we have rendered to God, The calves of our lips, that is to say, that we have very humbly both in word and deed, given thanks to his Majesty.
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My meaning is to reserue ye next verse vntill another time: here therfore I wil make an end.
My meaning is to reserve you next verse until Another time: Here Therefore I will make an end.
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The eternal God and mercifull father giue vs grace, vnfaignedly to turne vnto him, earnestly to pray to his maiesty,
The Eternal God and merciful father give us grace, unfeignedly to turn unto him, earnestly to pray to his majesty,
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& to obtaine at his hands that we pray for, lastly, for his infinite benefites to prayse wtout ceassing the infinite goodnes of God the Father, to whome with the Sonne,
& to obtain At his hands that we pray for, lastly, for his infinite benefits to praise without ceasing the infinite Goodness of God the Father, to whom with the Son,
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and the holie Ghoste, be all prayse, honour, and glorie for euer. Amen. 2. Cor. 13.13. The grace of our Lorde Iesus Christ, the loue of God, and the fellowship of the holie Ghoste be with you all. Amen. FINIS.
and the holy Ghost, be all praise, honour, and glory for ever. Amen. 2. Cor. 13.13. The grace of our Lord Iesus christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the holy Ghost be with you all. Amen. FINIS.
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