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The Disease. 1636. 2. Chron. 7.13.14. If I send a Pestilence amongst my people. If my people, who are called by my name, shall humble themselves and pray;
The Disease. 1636. 2. Chronicles 7.13.14. If I send a Pestilence among my people. If my people, who Are called by my name, shall humble themselves and pray;
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and turne from their wicked wayes, and seeke my face; I will heare in Heaven, and forgive their sinne and heale their Land.
and turn from their wicked ways, and seek my face; I will hear in Heaven, and forgive their sin and heal their Land.
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THE Text is a peice of a Promise, to a peice of a Prayer: the Prayer was made in the day by Solomon to God:
THE Text is a piece of a Promise, to a piece of a Prayer: the Prayer was made in the day by Solomon to God:
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the Promise was made at night by God to Solomon: Solomons whole prayer was, That what prayer soever should bee made of any man,
the Promise was made At night by God to Solomon: Solomons Whole prayer was, That what prayer soever should be made of any man,
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or of all the people of Israel stretching their hands towards the Temple that he built, that then God would be pleased to heare in Heaven and bee mercifull, and give to every man according to his wayes; or of all the people of Israel stretching their hands towards the Temple that he built, that then God would be pleased to hear in Heaven and be merciful, and give to every man according to his ways;
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and Gods whole promise was, That he had heard his prayer, and chosen that place to himselfe, for an house of Sacrifice.
and God's Whole promise was, That he had herd his prayer, and chosen that place to himself, for an house of Sacrifice.
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Solomon distinguishes this whole tree of his Devotion, into particular branches, viz. If thy people bee put to the worse before their enemies, because they have sinned against thee, Solomon Distinguishes this Whole tree of his Devotion, into particular branches, viz. If thy people be put to the Worse before their enemies, Because they have sinned against thee,
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and shall returne, and confesse thy name, and pray, and make supplication before thee in this house:
and shall return, and confess thy name, and pray, and make supplication before thee in this house:
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Then heare Thou from Heaven, and forgive the sinnes of thy people Israel, and bring them againe to the Land, thats for Warre, and therefore not for us;Then hear Thou from Heaven, and forgive the Sins of thy people Israel, and bring them again to the Land, thats for War, and Therefore not for us;
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for blessed be the name of God, we have peace. Hee goes on:
for blessed be the name of God, we have peace. He Goes on:
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When the Heaven is shut up, and there is no raine, because they have sinned against thee; When the Heaven is shut up, and there is no rain, Because they have sinned against thee;
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yet if they pray towards this place, and confesse thy name, and turne from their sinne, when thou doest afflict them;
yet if they pray towards this place, and confess thy name, and turn from their sin, when thou dost afflict them;
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then heare thou from Heaven, and forgive their sinnes, and send raine upon the Land. That's for Dearth,then hear thou from Heaven, and forgive their Sins, and send rain upon the Land. That's for Dearth,
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and therefore not for us, for yet, blessed be the name of God, wee have plenty. Hee proceeds:
and Therefore not for us, for yet, blessed be the name of God, we have plenty. He proceeds:
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If there bee Pestilence, or any other sore or sicknesse whatsoever, then heare thou the prayer and supplication of thy people. If there be Pestilence, or any other soar or sickness whatsoever, then hear thou the prayer and supplication of thy people.
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That's for the plague, and that's for us: For it is a time of plague, a fearfull time it is;
That's for the plague, and that's for us: For it is a time of plague, a fearful time it is;
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yet as fearefull as it is, it is not desperate;
yet as fearful as it is, it is not desperate;
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for wee have Gods particular promise for this, as well as for the rest, If I send a Pestilence amongst my people. If my, &c.
for we have God's particular promise for this, as well as for the rest, If I send a Pestilence among my people. If my, etc.
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Nay, wee have not onely Gods Promise, but our owne experience also for the truth of that Promise: For in Anno 1625. when in one Weeke there died 3344. the next week fell to 2550. the next to 1612. the next to 1551. the next to 852. the next to 558. the next to fewer, and the next to none.
Nay, we have not only God's Promise, but our own experience also for the truth of that Promise: For in Anno 1625. when in one Week there died 3344. the next Week fell to 2550. the next to 1612. the next to 1551. the next to 852. the next to 558. the next to fewer, and the next to none.
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I pray God, wee may see none of those great Weekes.
I pray God, we may see none of those great Weeks.
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But if we do, what then? shall we despaire? no, we need not, he that performed his promise then, will performe his promise now;
But if we do, what then? shall we despair? no, we need not, he that performed his promise then, will perform his promise now;
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so that wee will performe our conditions, and humble our selves and pray; &c. And so I have brought you by a circular motion to my Text again:
so that we will perform our conditions, and humble our selves and pray; etc. And so I have brought you by a circular motion to my Text again:
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and my Text is for all the world like a paire of Indētures, the one on Gods part, the other on mans part:
and my Text is for all the world like a pair of Indentures, the one on God's part, the other on men part:
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God the Maister, Man the apprentice; and both their conditions runne on former conditions: Mans sinne, and Gods iudgements;
God the Master, Man the apprentice; and both their conditions run on former conditions: men sin, and God's Judgments;
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chap. 6. ver. 22. When a man shall sinne against his neighbour: ver. 24. When there shall bee no raine because they have sinned. chap. 6. ver. 22. When a man shall sin against his neighbour: ver. 24. When there shall be no rain Because they have sinned.
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When there shall be sicknesse, and Famine, and Plague, if they sinne against thee. ver. When there shall be sickness, and Famine, and Plague, if they sin against thee. ver.
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36. So, Gods conditions of Destruction, runne upon mans condition of Transgression, and againe, Gods condition of Deliverance runnes uppon mans condition of Repentance.
36. So, God's conditions of Destruction, run upon men condition of Transgression, and again, God's condition of Deliverance runs upon men condition of Repentance.
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And they are foure on either side:
And they Are foure on either side:
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first on Mans, 1. Humility. 2. Prayer. 3. Seeking. 4. Turning. If my people, &c. These are the conditions of our Indentures.
First on men, 1. Humility. 2. Prayer. 3. Seeking. 4. Turning. If my people, etc. These Are the conditions of our Indentures.
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And Gods are answerable: 1. Hee will Exalt. 2. Hee will Heare; heare in Heaven.
And God's Are answerable: 1. He will Exalt. 2. He will Hear; hear in Heaven.
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3. Hee will forgive. And 4. Hee will heale the Land. Or you may consider this Text,
3. He will forgive. And 4. He will heal the Land. Or you may Consider this Text,
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as a Malady and a Medicine; as a Disease and a Cure: the Disease, the Disease of the time, Pestilence;
as a Malady and a Medicine; as a Disease and a Cure: the Disease, the Disease of the time, Pestilence;
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the Cure, the Cure of that, and all Diseases, Repentance. In the Disease I aske: first Propter quod, the provoking cause.
the Cure, the Cure of that, and all Diseases, Repentance. In the Disease I ask: First Propter quod, the provoking cause.
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Secondly, Quid, the matter, what it is? thirdly, Vnde, the Authour. Fourthly, Inquos, who and what they are that are sicke of the Plague.
Secondly, Quid, the matter, what it is? Thirdly, Vnde, the Author. Fourthly, Inquos, who and what they Are that Are sick of the Plague.
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Fifthly, Ad quod, the end and finall cause.
Fifthly, Ad quod, the end and final cause.
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These five are in those five first words of my Text. If beeing a supposing Word, implies the first and last:
These five Are in those five First words of my Text. If being a supposing Word, Implies the First and last:
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If God does it, somthing must provoke him to it:
If God does it, something must provoke him to it:
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And if he be provoked to do it, hee hath some end in the doing of it:
And if he be provoked to do it, he hath Some end in the doing of it:
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And then I the second word, describes the Author: and Pestilence, the third word, the matter; and amongst my people, the last word tels you who, and what they be.
And then I the second word, describes the Author: and Pestilence, the third word, the matter; and among my people, the last word tells you who, and what they be.
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In the Cure, I looke upon the severall simples; they are made by Man, as the Apothecary: And made effectuall by God; as the Doctor.
In the Cure, I look upon the several simples; they Are made by Man, as the Apothecary: And made effectual by God; as the Doctor.
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The first is the gesture of Repentance, Humble. The second is the voice of Repentance, Devout.
The First is the gesture of Repentance, Humble. The second is the voice of Repentance, Devout.
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The third is the care of Repentance, Diligent. The fourth is the Digesture of Repentance, Wholesome, If my, &c.
The third is the care of Repentance, Diligent. The fourth is the Digesture of Repentance, Wholesome, If my, etc.
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And thus you see the coherence of the Text, and Context; and the concordance of the Time with the Text:
And thus you see the coherence of the Text, and Context; and the concordance of the Time with the Text:
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For it is a penitential Season, and this is a penitentiall Sermon; it is a sorrowfull Time, and this is a sorrowfull Theame:
For it is a penitential Season, and this is a penitential Sermon; it is a sorrowful Time, and this is a sorrowful Theme:
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it is a fearefull Time, and this is a fearefull Text:
it is a fearful Time, and this is a fearful Text:
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And yet it is a Hopefull time, and this is a hopefull Text too, for even in this Feare we hope: We sinne, Heaven frownes, God strikes, that's fearefull; wee repent, Heaven laughes; God stroakes, that's Hopefull.
And yet it is a Hopeful time, and this is a hopeful Text too, for even in this fear we hope: We sin, Heaven frowns, God strikes, that's fearful; we Repent, Heaven laughs; God Strokes, that's Hopeful.
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Now, if I draw not these conditions like a perfect Scribe, if I compound not this Recipe like a learned Galen; you must impute part of that to my ignorance, and God mend it:
Now, if I draw not these conditions like a perfect Scribe, if I compound not this Recipe like a learned Galen; you must impute part of that to my ignorance, and God mend it:
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part you must impute to my negligence, and God forgive it what I faile, you in your meeknesse pardon, God in his goodnesse perfect.
part you must impute to my negligence, and God forgive it what I fail, you in your meekness pardon, God in his Goodness perfect.
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I begin with the first, The Disease, If I send a pestilence, &c. The first word is a tottering word, If; it runnes upon wheeles, & so hath set my braines backeward and forward:
I begin with the First, The Disease, If I send a pestilence, etc. The First word is a tottering word, If; it runs upon wheels, & so hath Set my brains backward and forward:
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if I goe forward with it, I enter into an house of diligence and Devotion, a Haven of Happinesse and Deliverance;
if I go forward with it, I enter into an house of diligence and Devotion, a Haven of Happiness and Deliverance;
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into a•• House of Humility, and Prayer, o• Seeking and Turning; into an Haven of Hearing and Healing, o• Mercy and Forgiving;
into a•• House of Humility, and Prayer, o• Seeking and Turning; into an Haven of Hearing and Healing, o• Mercy and Forgiving;
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and this may be seasonable for some.
and this may be seasonable for Some.
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If 〈 ◊ 〉 look backward with it, I enter into a ship fraught full of iniquitie;
If 〈 ◊ 〉 look backward with it, I enter into a ship fraught full of iniquity;
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into a sea casting up waves of iudgements: a ship full of sinne; that is the lading, into a sea full of pestilence, that is the exchange.
into a sea casting up waves of Judgments: a ship full of sin; that is the lading, into a sea full of pestilence, that is the exchange.
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If: so loath is God to send some judgements amongst us. If: If he doth it, it is a chance;If: so loath is God to send Some Judgments among us. If: If he does it, it is a chance;
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and a great mischance must force him to it. Some punishments come hardly from heaven; but if they come, they come as hardly upon man.
and a great mischance must force him to it. some punishments come hardly from heaven; but if they come, they come as hardly upon man.
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No punishment at any time, but for sinne: but such punishment as the pestilence, surely it is for great sinnes;
No punishment At any time, but for sin: but such punishment as the pestilence, surely it is for great Sins;
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and that resolves my first Quaere, the propter quod.
and that resolves my First Quaere, the propter quod.
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Why is the pestilence amongst us? Why so great a punishment as the plague? Because wee are sinners, because we are great sinners:
Why is the pestilence among us? Why so great a punishment as the plague? Because we Are Sinners, Because we Are great Sinners:
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Ingentia peccata, ingentia supplicia, God visites often, because we sinne often; but never sends his great visitation of the plague, but when sinnes are very great: ordinary sins beget ordinary diseases;Ingenuity Peccata, Ingenuity supplicia, God visits often, Because we sin often; but never sends his great Visitation of the plague, but when Sins Are very great: ordinary Sins beget ordinary diseases;
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but the desolation of the pestilence never followed, unlesse some great abhomination preceded. Never was destruction threatned, untill transgression was conceived.
but the desolation of the pestilence never followed, unless Some great abomination preceded. Never was destruction threatened, until Transgression was conceived.
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Never such a destruction as the plague executed, untill some great transgression was committed.
Never such a destruction as the plague executed, until Some great Transgression was committed.
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The word of God, the historie of man, this very time, they all make this true;
The word of God, the history of man, this very time, they all make this true;
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Not a misery since the beginning of the world was, not a• miserie to the end of the world will be, not a miserie at this present is,
Not a misery since the beginning of the world was, not a• misery to the end of the world will be, not a misery At this present is,
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but they are all the Brats of sinne; but the Plague; the Plague, Oh, that was evermore the spawne of some Whale-like sinne.
but they Are all the Brats of sin; but the Plague; the Plague, O, that was evermore the spawn of Some Whale-like sin.
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Sinne and Happinesse could not stand together in Paradise; as soon as sinne entred in, man was thrust out.
Sin and Happiness could not stand together in Paradise; as soon as sin entered in, man was thrust out.
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Mala gens bonam terram malam efficit: an ill people makes a good land bad. Hee turneth the flood into a wildernesse, and drieth up the water springs: Mala gens Good terram Evil efficit: an ill people makes a good land bad. He turns the flood into a Wilderness, and drieth up the water springs:
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a fruitfull land maketh he barren for the wickednesse of them that dwell therein. For the wickednesse of them that dwell therein: mark you that.a fruitful land makes he barren for the wickedness of them that dwell therein. For the wickedness of them that dwell therein: mark you that.
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Never was an ounce of judgement without a pound of sinne.
Never was an ounce of judgement without a pound of sin.
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I will surely destroy from the land, saith the Lord, I will destroy man and beast, I will destroy the fowles of the heaven, I will surely destroy from the land, Says the Lord, I will destroy man and beast, I will destroy the fowls of the heaven,
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and the fishes of the sea, and ruines shall bee to the wicked, and I will cut off man from the land, saith the Lord. and the Fish of the sea, and ruins shall be to the wicked, and I will Cut off man from the land, Says the Lord.
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And why will the Lord bring such a destruction upon the land? Why? why because there were a remnant of Baal, and Chemarims;
And why will the Lord bring such a destruction upon the land? Why? why Because there were a remnant of Baal, and Chemarims;
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because there were some that sware by the Lord and by Malcham: because there were some that turned backe from the Lord, and enquired not after God: Because there were Some that sware by the Lord and by Malcham: Because there were Some that turned back from the Lord, and inquired not After God:
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Because there were some cloathed with strange apparrell: Because there were some daunced proudly vpon the thresholds. Because there were Some clothed with strange apparel: Because there were Some danced proudly upon the thresholds.
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Runne to and fro through the street of that chapter, from the head to the foot, from the beginning to the ending,
Run to and from through the street of that chapter, from the head to the foot, from the beginning to the ending,
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and see, and heare, and feare, and tremble. Sinnes were the cause of that threatned destruction:
and see, and hear, and Fear, and tremble. Sins were the cause of that threatened destruction:
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Sinnes were the Engines, Whirle-windes, Thunder-bolts, Earth-quakes, and devastation of that state. And what is the cause of this plague? I doe but aske the question;
Sins were the Engines, Whirlwinds, Thunderbolts, Earthquakes, and devastation of that state. And what is the cause of this plague? I do but ask the question;
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and I would to God that you could returne a Negamus to my questiō, an Ignoramus to my interogatorie.
and I would to God that you could return a Negamus to my question, an Ignoramus to my interogatorie.
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Have not wee Schismatiques and Heretiques amongst vs? Papists and Anabaptists? Papists for their Baalites, and Anabaptists for their Chemarims? Have not we hollow-hearted Hypocrites? men of two religions? that say with their tongues, Vivat Rex, and wish in their hearts, Praevaleat Papa? Have not wee Apostataes and Atheists? people that turne backe from God? people that forget God? that forget even God that made them? Have not we Gulles, and Gallants;
Have not we Schismatics and Heretics among us? Papists and Anabaptists? Papists for their Baalites, and Anabaptists for their Chemarims? Have not we hollowhearted Hypocrites? men of two Religions? that say with their tongues, Vivat Rex, and wish in their hearts, Praevaleat Papa? Have not we Apostates and Atheists? people that turn back from God? people that forget God? that forget even God that made them? Have not we Gulles, and Gallants;
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and painted Iezabels? Have not wee Crane-paced levaltoes, that walke with stretched-out neckes? Have not wee covetous, deceitfull, greedy, sinfull, oppressing Vsurers, Brokers, Tradesmen,
and painted Jezebel's? Have not we Crane-paced levaltoes, that walk with stretched-out necks? Have not we covetous, deceitful, greedy, sinful, oppressing Usurers, Brokers, Tradesmen,
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and Gentlemen? and is it any wonder then, if God send a plague? Very loath hee is to send it,
and Gentlemen? and is it any wonder then, if God send a plague? Very loath he is to send it,
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and therefore hee sayes, If: If I doe it; but such sinnes as these wil enforce him to it.
and Therefore he Says, If: If I do it; but such Sins as these will enforce him to it.
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Why 14700. of the plague at one time, besides them that died in the conspiracie of Corah? Because they murmured.
Why 14700. of the plague At one time, beside them that died in the Conspiracy of Corah? Because they murmured.
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And have not wee them amongst us, that spurne at authoritie, and murmure against God himselfe? That chide with God himself,
And have not we them among us, that spurn At Authority, and murmur against God himself? That chide with God himself,
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if he send not a showre of raine when they would have him? And is it any wonder if the plague bee amongst us? God is loath to shoote these arrowes, very loath,
if he send not a shower of rain when they would have him? And is it any wonder if the plague be among us? God is loath to shoot these arrows, very loath,
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and therefore hee sayes, If: but such sinnes as these, murmure and distrust, will bend his bow, and make ready his quiver.
and Therefore he Says, If: but such Sins as these, murmur and distrust, will bend his bow, and make ready his quiver.
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Why 70000. in the time of King David? But because King David would number his people,
Why 70000. in the time of King David? But Because King David would number his people,
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and trust in his owne strength.
and trust in his own strength.
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And have not wee them that Sacrifice to their owne nets? that trust in the multitude of their riches? and think they shall never be removed? No wonder then,
And have not we them that Sacrifice to their own nets? that trust in the multitude of their riches? and think they shall never be removed? No wonder then,
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if the plague bee amongst tis. Very hardly is God provoked to drawe this Sword; but selfe-confidence will whet it.
if the plague be among this. Very hardly is God provoked to draw this Sword; but self-confidence will whet it.
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And the historie of man, the very Heathens tell you as much.
And the history of man, the very heathens tell you as much.
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Why was the plague so grievous upon the Scythians? It was inflicted, sayes Herodotus, for their sacriledge in sacking the Temple of Venus. And have not we Church-robbers? Doe not many of you pay the parson by an under-verted lease? and yet you will not give the over-plus to your painfull priest.
Why was the plague so grievous upon the Scythians? It was inflicted, Says Herodotus, for their sacrilege in sacking the Temple of Venus. And have not we Church-robbers? Do not many of you pay the parson by an under-verted lease? and yet you will not give the overplus to your painful priest.
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And is it then any wonder that the plague is amongst us? God is loath to lift up his hand against you: but these sinnes will prevaile.
And is it then any wonder that the plague is among us? God is loath to lift up his hand against you: but these Sins will prevail.
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Why was the pestilence sent aamongst the Iewes? It was, sayes Pausanias, for the prophane lust of Menalippus and Camaetho. And have not wee as barbarous lusts amongst us? Some Poligamists, that have many wives:
Why was the pestilence sent amongst the Iewes? It was, Says Pausanias, for the profane lust of Menalippus and Camaetho. And have not we as barbarous Lustiest among us? some Poligamists, that have many wives:
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some Incestists, that uncover the mothers and the daughters nakednes, some the sisters, and many their neighbours? Is it then any wonder, that the plague is amongst us.
Some Incestists, that uncover the mother's and the daughters nakedness, Some the Sisters, and many their neighbours? Is it then any wonder, that the plague is among us.
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God i• loath to consume us this way; but such sinnes as these must provoke him.
God i• loath to consume us this Way; but such Sins as these must provoke him.
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Why was there such a devouring plague in the time of Romulus? I was inflicted, sayes Plutarch, for the treacherie that was practised in the murther of Tatius. And doe not we deale treacherously one with another? Doe not we hunt every man his brother with a net? Doe no• wee seeke to undermine and cir• co•ve•t one another? Is it then any wonder that the plague is amongst us? God is hardly drawne to send this judgement;
Why was there such a devouring plague in the time of Romulus? I was inflicted, Says Plutarch, for the treachery that was practised in the murder of Tatius. And do not we deal treacherously one with Another? Do not we hunt every man his brother with a net? Doe no• we seek to undermine and cir• co•ve•t one Another? Is it then any wonder that the plague is among us? God is hardly drawn to send this judgement;
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but such sinnes as these, will perswade him to send many more, and many worse. You see the Quare, why the plague is sent;
but such Sins as these, will persuade him to send many more, and many Worse. You see the Quare, why the plague is sent;
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Now upon the Qua•e, you must give me leave to play •he Lawyer, and propose a crosse ••terogatorie, by Quomodo, How the •lague may be sent away againe.
Now upon the Qua•e, you must give me leave to play •he Lawyer, and propose a cross ••terogatorie, by Quomodo, How the •lague may be sent away again.
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It is ••y application of it: And no way •o remove it, that I know, but A••ons way, or Phinee's way, or King Davids way. When there died •4700. It is ••y application of it: And no Way •o remove it, that I know, but A••ons Way, or Phineas's Way, or King Davids Way. When there died •4700.
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of the plague, Aaron takes censor, puts fire therein from the Altar, and put incense thereon,
of the plague, Aaron Takes censor, puts fire therein from the Altar, and put incense thereon,
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and goes into the congregation, and a••onement was made. Sic vos, so do you; Take the censor of humble devotion;
and Goes into the congregation, and a••onement was made. Sic vos, so do you; Take the censor of humble devotion;
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put therein the fire of •eale from the altar of the Crosse; and put thereon the incense of Christs merits, and offer it quickly for the congregation;
put therein the fire of •eale from the altar of the Cross; and put thereon the incense of Christ merits, and offer it quickly for the congregation;
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and Gods •and is not shortened, his eare is not stopped; but as then, so now, he will be reconciled, and accept of this for attonement, and stay the plague;
and God's •and is not shortened, his ear is not stopped; but as then, so now, he will be reconciled, and accept of this for atonement, and stay the plague;
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onely you must stand, as he did, beewixt the living and the dead• your dead sinnes with sorrow,
only you must stand, as he did, beewixt the living and the dead• your dead Sins with sorrow,
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and the living graces of God with desire, and desire God with those teares, That from plague and pestilence hee would deliver us,
and the living graces of God with desire, and desire God with those tears, That from plague and pestilence he would deliver us,
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for •esu• Christ his sake, Amen. for •esu• christ his sake, Amen.
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Or, if it increase to Phinea's number, and there dye 24000. why then you must doe as Phineas did and what did he? Hee rose up from amongst the congregation, and tooke • Iaveling in his hand,
Or, if it increase to Phineas's number, and there die 24000. why then you must do as Phinehas did and what did he? He rose up from among the congregation, and took • Javelin in his hand,
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and thrust Zimri and Cozbi through the belly, so the plague was stayed. Sic vo•, so doe you:and thrust Zimri and Cozbi through the belly, so the plague was stayed. Sic vo•, so do you:
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you are Phineas, Christ hath made you so to God his Father, Kings and Priests. Rise up• from the congregation, for you are downe;
you Are Phinehas, christ hath made you so to God his Father, Kings and Priests. Rise up• from the congregation, for you Are down;
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downe and asleepe in the sinnes of your companions: But at last awake; awake by repentance, and arise;
down and asleep in the Sins of your Sodales: But At last awake; awake by Repentance, and arise;
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Rise by faith, and take a Javelin; the Javelin of Reluctancie ••d Feare;
Rise by faith, and take a Javelin; the Javelin of Reluctancy ••d fear;
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and smite Zimri, the ••entation of sinne, and Cozbi, your •onsent to, and delectation in sinne;
and smite Zimri, the ••entation of sin, and Cozbi, your •onsent to, and delectation in sin;
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••d smite them through the belly, ••at there may never againe bee a conjunction of your consent with ••e Divels tentation;
••d smite them through the belly, ••at there may never again be a conjunction of your consent with ••e Devils tentation;
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and intreate God, and he will doe it, say the ••ague through Iesus Christ. Amen.
and entreat God, and he will do it, say the ••ague through Iesus christ. Amen.
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Or if yet the sicknes increase far••er, as in King Davids time, from ••an to Beersheba, and slay 70000. ••en;
Or if yet the sickness increase far••er, as in King Davids time, from ••an to Beersheba, and slay 70000. ••en;
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why then you must doe as King David did:
why then you must do as King David did:
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He spake unto the Lord when he saw the Angel smite ••e people, and said, Loe, I have sin•ed, and I have done wickedly;
He spoke unto the Lord when he saw the Angel smite ••e people, and said, Lo, I have sin•ed, and I have done wickedly;
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but these sheepe, what have they done? let thine hand, I pray thee, bee against me, and my fathers house. Sic vos, so must you.but these sheep, what have they done? let thine hand, I pray thee, be against me, and my Father's house. Sic vos, so must you.
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If any of you are more conscious than others; and which of you is not? why then you must;
If any of you Are more conscious than Others; and which of you is not? why then you must;
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or, if you are loath to bewray yo•• selves, why then I will, I will spe•• unto the Lord;
or, if you Are loath to bewray yo•• selves, why then I will, I will spe•• unto the Lord;
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for I have seene t•• Angel smiting, and I will say; Wh•• have the people of this parish, 〈 ◊ 〉 this Citie done, O God:
for I have seen t•• Angel smiting, and I will say; Wh•• have the people of this parish, 〈 ◊ 〉 this city done, Oh God:
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it is I th•• have sinned, it is I that have do•• wickedly; they, alas, knew not ho•• to contrive these sinnes that I have committed; so that thou wilt spa•• them, let thy hand be against me, and my house:
it is I th•• have sinned, it is I that have do•• wickedly; they, alas, knew not ho•• to contrive these Sins that I have committed; so that thou wilt spa•• them, let thy hand be against me, and my house:
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for I am the greatest sinne amongst them all;
for I am the greatest sin among them all;
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and yet, but of th•• extent I trust whom I•SUS CHRIS• will save; and if thou wilt save me and them from the plague,
and yet, but of th•• extent I trust whom I•SUS CHRIS• will save; and if thou wilt save me and them from the plague,
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and he•• then we will goe up, and reare thee a•• Altar, and offer burnt offerings, an• peace offerings unto thee.
and he•• then we will go up, and rear thee a•• Altar, and offer burned offerings, an• peace offerings unto thee.
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From ou• sinnes wee goe up, and the altar of ho••ly protestations wee reare, and swear• unto thee, to meddle no more with sin• which hath brought this plague:
From ou• Sins we go up, and the altar of ho••ly protestations we rear, and swear• unto thee, to meddle no more with sin• which hath brought this plague:
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an•• will for ever offer unto thee the burnt offerings of broken and contrite spirits;
an•• will for ever offer unto thee the burned offerings of broken and contrite spirits;
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and the peace offerings of Turtle repentance, and Dove charitie, and 〈 ◊ 〉 leavened sinceritie upon the altar •f faith, in the crosse of Iesus Christ,
and the peace offerings of Turtle Repentance, and Dove charity, and 〈 ◊ 〉 leavened sincerity upon the altar •f faith, in the cross of Iesus christ,
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for whose sake heare us, and helpe us, •nd have mercy upon us, and bid the Angel that destroyeth thy people, to •old his hand, that wee may live and •raise thee in the great congregation ••ilitant, till wee come to thy congregation triumphant, to sing eternall Hallel•jahs to him that sits upon the •hrone,
for whose sake hear us, and help us, •nd have mercy upon us, and bid the Angel that Destroyeth thy people, to •old his hand, that we may live and •raise thee in the great congregation ••ilitant, till we come to thy congregation triumphant, to sing Eternal Hallel•jahs to him that sits upon the •hrone,
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and to the Lambe at his right •and for ever. Amen. and to the Lamb At his right •and for ever. Amen.
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If any of you think the removing of the plague is not worth so much •aines, I entreat you to goe along with me,
If any of you think the removing of the plague is not worth so much •aines, I entreat you to go along with me,
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and be resolved upon my second Quaere, the Quid, what the plague is. And what is the plague, thinke you? To know what it is, you must not looke upon it under the genus of sicknesse:
and be resolved upon my second Quaere, the Quid, what the plague is. And what is the plague, think you? To know what it is, you must not look upon it under the genus of sickness:
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for then it is but Humores male dispositi, an ill di•position of the body, so Secundum definitionem, it is defined so, sickne• is;
for then it is but Humors male dispositi, an ill di•position of the body, so Secundum definitionem, it is defined so, sickne• is;
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or, it is a want, a defect, a privation of health. It is not a thing i• nature;
or, it is a want, a defect, a privation of health. It is not a thing i• nature;
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but it is a thing against nature, a violation of nature: for therefore is sicknes called Disease NONLATINALPHABET, because it is sine sanitate without health.
but it is a thing against nature, a violation of nature: for Therefore is sickness called Disease, Because it is sine sanitate without health.
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So secundum •em or it is Macula, a spot, quia corporis formain deformat, because it disfigures the beautie of the body:
So secundum •em or it is Macula, a spot, quia corporis formain deformat, Because it disfigures the beauty of the body:
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i• makes him mauc and meagre, pal• and wan:
i• makes him mauc and meager, pal• and wan:
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and it is Debitum, a debt, quia ad mortem obligat, because i• bindes us over to death,
and it is Debitum, a debt, quia ad mortem obligate, Because i• binds us over to death,
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and arrests us at his suite. So it is, secundum nomen, it is named so, sicknesse is:
and arrests us At his suit. So it is, secundum Nome, it is nam so, sickness is:
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Nay, sometimes it is a double debt, a debt to nature, and a debt to physicke:
Nay, sometime it is a double debt, a debt to nature, and a debt to physic:
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if we dye, then natures debt is paid: if we recover, yet wee are still in debt to the physitian:
if we die, then nature's debt is paid: if we recover, yet we Are still in debt to the Physician:
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so farre sometimes, that we spend the ••st farthing of our substance: So it 〈 ◊ 〉 as said of the woman in the Gos•ell;
so Far sometime, that we spend the ••st farthing of our substance: So it 〈 ◊ 〉 as said of the woman in the Gos•ell;
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she consumed her whole estate ••on the Physitians; or, it is a percus•on, and desolation; either a smiting 〈 ◊ 〉 a desolation;she consumed her Whole estate ••on the Physicians; or, it is a percus•on, and desolation; either a smiting 〈 ◊ 〉 a desolation;
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so the Prophet ••yes, I will make thee sick in smiting ••ee, in making thee desolate:
so the Prophet ••yes, I will make thee sick in smiting ••ee, in making thee desolate:
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And I ••ink the Prophet there meanes the •lague; for the plague is a smiting ••cknesse, and the plague is a desolating sicknes. And I ••ink the Prophet there means the •lague; for the plague is a smiting ••cknesse, and the plague is a desolating sickness.
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It is a smiting, & therefore called NONLATINALPHABET, for the fiercenesse •f it, it leaves a scarre behind it:
It is a smiting, & Therefore called, for the fierceness •f it, it leaves a scar behind it:
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and 〈 ◊ 〉 is a desolating sicknes, & is therefore called NONLATINALPHABET, because it spreds and diffuses it selfe into many, if not into all people:
and 〈 ◊ 〉 is a desolating sickness, & is Therefore called, Because it spreads and diffuses it self into many, if not into all people:
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so secundum divisio•em, it is distinguished so, sicknes is, and this distinction complies most with the plague, such a thing is the plague, such a fearfull thing is the plague,
so secundum divisio•em, it is distinguished so, sickness is, and this distinction complies most with the plague, such a thing is the plague, such a fearful thing is the plague,
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and I pray God deliver us all from it.
and I pray God deliver us all from it.
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You will see the Feare of it mo•• perspicuously, and be afraid of 〈 ◊ 〉 more heartily,
You will see the fear of it mo•• perspicuously, and be afraid of 〈 ◊ 〉 more heartily,
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if you looke upo• it comparatiuely, and if you lo•• upon it consequently;
if you look upo• it comparatively, and if you lo•• upon it consequently;
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what it is 〈 ◊ 〉 respect of other Diseases; and wh•• it doth, which no other Disease• can, which all other Diseases cann•• do.
what it is 〈 ◊ 〉 respect of other Diseases; and wh•• it does, which no other Disease• can, which all other Diseases cann•• do.
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Compare it first with the Agu• the Ague onely weakens a Man; 〈 ◊ 〉 seldome kills a Man;
Compare it First with the Agu• the Ague only weakens a Man; 〈 ◊ 〉 seldom kills a Man;
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but the Plague that weakens and kils both, seldo•• any Man dies of the Ague; an• therefore is the Proue•be become• truth, An Ague is Physicke, if in the Spring, for the King;
but the Plague that weakens and kills both, seldo•• any Man die of the Ague; an• Therefore is the Proue•be become• truth, an Ague is Physic, if in the Spring, for the King;
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seldome an• Man recovers of the Plague; som• do, but they are but some; and pray God deliver us from that hazard.
seldom an• Man recovers of the Plague; som• do, but they Are but Some; and pray God deliver us from that hazard.
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Compare it secondly with the Feaver; the Feaver distracts some times, and sometimes destroies; but it is but sometimes:
Compare it secondly with the Fever; the Fever distracts Some times, and sometime Destroys; but it is but sometime:
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but the Plague often distracts, and oftner destroies; few it leaves undistracted, few it leaves undestroyed;
but the Plague often distracts, and oftener Destroys; few it leaves undistracted, few it leaves undestroyed;
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few it does, and they are but few. I pray God we may never trie it.
few it does, and they Are but few. I pray God we may never try it.
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Compare it thirdly with the Plurisie, That is but Membranae inflamatio intrinsecus latera & costas succingentis, a paine in the side,
Compare it Thirdly with the Pleurisy, That is but Membranae inflamatio Intrinsecus Latera & costas succingentis, a pain in the side,
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an •nflāmation of the Liver, and blood•etting lets it out:
an •nflammation of the Liver, and blood•etting lets it out:
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But the Plague, that is, Totius inflamatio, inferius pedes, superius caput, interius Cor, Exterius corpus succingentis, an inflammation of the whole, and a paine all over;
But the Plague, that is, Totius inflamatio, Inferior pedes, superius caput, Interius Cor, Exterius corpus succingentis, an inflammation of the Whole, and a pain all over;
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a paine in the head above, and a paine below in the Feete; a paine within in the heart, and a paine without, all the body over;
a pain in the head above, and a pain below in the Feet; a pain within in the heart, and a pain without, all the body over;
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and bleeding, and purging, and Sweating will all hardly helpe us. I pray God helpe us so, that we need no such helpe.
and bleeding, and purging, and Sweating will all hardly help us. I pray God help us so, that we need no such help.
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Compare it fourthly with the Epilepsie, the Falling-sicknesse, they that are troubled with those Convulsions, fall downe,
Compare it fourthly with the Epilepsy, the Epilepsy, they that Are troubled with those Convulsions, fallen down,
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and rise again• but they that fal down of the plague seldome rise againe:
and rise again• but they that fall down of the plague seldom rise again:
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that wee may not fall, or if we do fall, that wee may rise again, God deliver us from the Plague.
that we may not fallen, or if we do fallen, that we may rise again, God deliver us from the Plague.
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Compare it lastly with the Leprosie, and of all Diseases, it is most like that; and yet the Leprosie was never so as this.
Compare it lastly with the Leprosy, and of all Diseases, it is most like that; and yet the Leprosy was never so as this.
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Like it it is, for as the Leprosie might not bee pronounced, till the white Scab, or some other Symptome appeared:
Like it it is, for as the Leprosy might not be pronounced, till the white Scab, or Some other symptom appeared:
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So, till the Soare arises, or the Spots appeare in the Body, no Body can say, any Man is infected with the Plague. Like it it is,
So, till the Soar arises, or the Spots appear in the Body, no Body can say, any Man is infected with the Plague. Like it it is,
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for as the Leper was, so the Man infected with the Plague is shut up, and shut ou• from the Congregation.
for as the Leper was, so the Man infected with the Plague is shut up, and shut ou• from the Congregation.
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Like it, i• is, for as Lepra est morbus adeo gravis, ut medicorum vim superet & Scientiaem. Like it, i• is, for as Lepra est morbus adeo gravis, ut Medicorum vim superet & Scientiaem.
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The Leprosie is such a Disease, that no Doctor can meete it, either by his Extractions, or his Instructions.
The Leprosy is such a Disease, that no Doctor can meet it, either by his Extractions, or his Instructions.
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Gravior, sayth the Father, quàm ut a Medicis ei succurri possit, aut illorum peritia expugnari: Such a strange Disease, that it withstands the Physitians Science and his Ingredients:Graver, say the Father, quàm ut a Medicis ei succurri possit, Or Illorum peritia expugnari: Such a strange Disease, that it withstands the Physicians Science and his Ingredients:
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So I wonder, what Galen, what Doctor can cure the Plague! let him that can do it, Dic bone Damaetas, & eris mihi magnue Apollo:
So I wonder, what Galen, what Doctor can cure the Plague! let him that can do it, Die bone Damaetas, & eris mihi magnue Apollo:
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Hee that can, shall win the golden Fleece. Like it though it be, yet it is a great deale worse;
He that can, shall win the golden Fleece. Like it though it be, yet it is a great deal Worse;
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for the Priest might go to the Leper: Might? nay he was bound to it;
for the Priest might go to the Leper: Might? nay he was bound to it;
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but no Priest is bound to goe to a Man sicke of the Plague, not bound by any Law of Man or God.
but no Priest is bound to go to a Man sick of the Plague, not bound by any Law of Man or God.
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So fearefull a thing is the Plague comparatively; but it is a more fearefull thing effectually;
So fearful a thing is the Plague comparatively; but it is a more fearful thing effectually;
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For it brings with it the two greatest punishments this World can inflict. It brings with it an Outlawrie• and it brings with it an excommunication.
For it brings with it the two greatest punishments this World can inflict. It brings with it an Outlawrie• and it brings with it an excommunication.
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An outlawrie is the greate•• punishment in the common Law and an excommunication is the greatest punishment in the civil law, and the plague does both.
an outlawry is the greate•• punishment in the Common Law and an excommunication is the greatest punishment in the civil law, and the plague does both.
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I• excommunicates us, and it out-law •ries us too:
I• excommunicates us, and it outlaw •ries us too:
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It out-lawes us from all workes of civilitie in the Common-wealth, and we cannot goe about our lawfull callings:
It outlaws us from all works of civility in the Commonwealth, and we cannot go about our lawful callings:
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and it excommunicates us from all worke of pietie in the Church, and we• may not goe to publicke prayers.
and it excommunicates us from all work of piety in the Church, and we• may not go to public Prayers.
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No body will goe to visite them not, or very hardly, the Physitian• They may not goe to visite any body, not the Divine.
No body will go to visit them not, or very hardly, the Physitian• They may not go to visit any body, not the Divine.
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Their doore• are shut up, the red Crosse upon their doores, to bid us stand farther off,
Their doore• Are shut up, the read Cross upon their doors, to bid us stand farther off,
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and over their doores, Lord have mercy upon us.
and over their doors, Lord have mercy upon us.
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And I pray God have mercy upon them that are infected, and howsoever hee deale with their bodies, save their •oules:
And I pray God have mercy upon them that Are infected, and howsoever he deal with their bodies, save their •oules:
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and I pray God have mer•ie upon us, that we may not be in•ected: not in our bodies with the plague, nor in our soules with sinne;
and I pray God have mer•ie upon us, that we may not be in•ected: not in our bodies with the plague, nor in our Souls with sin;
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but deliver us through Iesus Christ, Amen. You see the Quid est, what it is, what the plague is;
but deliver us through Iesus christ, Amen. You see the Quid est, what it is, what the plague is;
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I must propose upon this Quaere, another Quomodo, for the application of it:
I must propose upon this Quaere, Another Quomodo, for the application of it:
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for being a thing so fearfull, I make no question, but they that are infected, would willingly bee restored;
for being a thing so fearful, I make no question, but they that Are infected, would willingly be restored;
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and they that are not yet infected, would willingly bee so preserved:
and they that Are not yet infected, would willingly be so preserved:
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How then first, may they that are infected, be restored? The Physicians prescribe Bleeding, Purging, Sweating;
How then First, may they that Are infected, be restored? The Physicians prescribe Bleeding, Purging, Sweating;
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so I entreate you to Bleed, to Purge, to Sweat: to bleed by Confession, to Purge by Contrition, to Sweat by Restitution. Zacheus heard of no Salvation, vntil• hee had made Restitution. If there bee any accursed thing in your hands,
so I entreat you to Bleed, to Purge, to Sweat: to bleed by Confessi, to Purge by Contrition, to Sweat by Restitution. Zacchaeus herd of no Salvation, vntil• he had made Restitution. If there be any accursed thing in your hands,
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as the Babylonish garment, o• Wedge of Gold in the hands of A•chan, restore it, that the plague may be stayed, that God my have glory and your selves health.
as the Babylonish garment, o• Wedge of Gold in the hands of A•chan, restore it, that the plague may be stayed, that God my have glory and your selves health.
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King David heard of no Transtulit peccata Deus, the Lord hath taken away thy sinne, till he had confessed,
King David herd of no Transtulit Peccata Deus, the Lord hath taken away thy sin, till he had confessed,
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and sayd, Peccavi, I have sinned.
and said, Peccavi, I have sinned.
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If there bee any sinne lies heavie upon your soule, if any sinne that in your conscience hath provoked God to this displeasure.
If there be any sin lies heavy upon your soul, if any sin that in your conscience hath provoked God to this displeasure.
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If any rich man amongst you all, have taken away the poore mans lambe;
If any rich man among you all, have taken away the poor men lamb;
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i• any Vsurer, or Bro•er, hath taken the poore mans bed to pawne, upon which he should lye,
i• any Usurer, or Bro•er, hath taken the poor men Bed to pawn, upon which he should lie,
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and for want of which he lyes in straw, or upon the hard boords, or the poore mans cloathes which hee should weare,
and for want of which he lies in straw, or upon the hard boards, or the poor men clothes which he should wear,
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or for want of which hee goes naked, or in such ragges that he is ashamed to come to Church, confesse it,
or for want of which he Goes naked, or in such rags that he is ashamed to come to Church, confess it,
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for peccatum est, it is a sinne, and restore too: for, Non remittitur peccatum, nisi restituatur ablatum, no hope of remission without restitution:
for peccatum est, it is a sin, and restore too: for, Non remittitur peccatum, nisi restituatur ablatum, no hope of remission without restitution:
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never thinke to be forgiven by God, till thou hast restored to man. No hope to bee delivered from the pestilence, till this accomplishment of repentance.
never think to be forgiven by God, till thou hast restored to man. No hope to be Delivered from the pestilence, till this accomplishment of Repentance.
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Make confession of your enormous sinnes to the Priest, that he may ease you, and make restitution of your ill gotten goods to the true owner, that he may pray for you,
Make Confessi of your enormous Sins to the Priest, that he may ease you, and make restitution of your ill got goods to the true owner, that he may pray for you,
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and then, and not till then, it is to be feared, will God have mercy upon you,
and then, and not till then, it is to be feared, will God have mercy upon you,
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and deliver you from the plague.
and deliver you from the plague.
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Nor did the Publican heare of any Iustification, until he had purged by Contrition: No, Abiit justifiaetus, dones venit mortificatus;
Nor did the Publican hear of any Justification, until he had purged by Contrition: No, Abiit justifiaetus, dones venit Mortificatus;
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Hee went away justified, but first he came mort•••ed.He went away justified, but First he Come mort•••ed.
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He smote his breast, and begged for mercy, and cryed aloud, Lord be mercifull to me a sinner, before God in mercie did put away his sinnes.
He smote his breast, and begged for mercy, and cried aloud, Lord be merciful to me a sinner, before God in mercy did put away his Sins.
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And so doe you, smite your breasts, breake your hearts, bruise your spirits, and write upon the posts of your soules, with the earnestnesse of your desires, Miserere, that God may have mercy upon you,
And so do you, smite your breasts, break your hearts, bruise your spirits, and write upon the posts of your Souls, with the earnestness of your Desires, miserere, that God may have mercy upon you,
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and open your doores, and bring you into the open gates of Sion, to sing praises to the Lord.
and open your doors, and bring you into the open gates of Sion, to sing praises to the Lord.
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Goe with the Leper, and say, Domine, si vis, potes, Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make me cleane;
Go with the Leper, and say, Domine, si vis, potes, Lord, if thou wilt, thou Canst make me clean;
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and ten to one if hee doe not make thee cleane.
and ten to one if he do not make thee clean.
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Goe thou that art out-lawed, and take out a writ of Reversation, and unfile the outlawrie.
Go thou that art outlawed, and take out a writ of Reversation, and unfile the outlawry.
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Goe thou that art excommunicated, and appeale: appeale from God to God: from Gods wrath, to Gods mercie;
Go thou that art excommunicated, and appeal: appeal from God to God: from God's wrath, to God's mercy;
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from God offended, to God appeased, •nd say with them, We have sinned, we know not what to doe;
from God offended, to God appeased, •nd say with them, We have sinned, we know not what to do;
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deliver us his day, we beseech thee, and he will; or if not restore you, yet he will do •hat which is better for you,deliver us his day, we beseech thee, and he will; or if not restore you, yet he will do •hat which is better for you,
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if you •ave faith, and present you to him•elfe a glorious body, through Iesus •hrist.
if you •ave faith, and present you to him•elfe a glorious body, through Iesus •hrist.
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But Quomodo. 2. How may wee •e preserved? How may wee that •re not yet infected, bee kept still from infection? How? why thus;
But Quomodo. 2. How may we •e preserved? How may we that •re not yet infected, be kept still from infection? How? why thus;
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•y Abstinence, and Patience, and Charitie, and Zeale: the Abstinence of David, the Patience of Iob, the Charitie of Cornelius, and the Zeale of S. Peter.
•y Abstinence, and Patience, and Charity, and Zeal: the Abstinence of David, the Patience of Job, the Charity of Cornelius, and the Zeal of S. Peter.
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If sinnes that you have long'd for, your neighbours wife, your neighbours house, or what else soever, be brought home to your doore,
If Sins that you have longed for, your neighbours wife, your neighbours house, or what Else soever, be brought home to your door,
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as the water that David long'd for, was brought to his cave; yet doe as he did:
as the water that David longed for, was brought to his cave; yet do as he did:
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and what did hee? Marrie, hee powred the water upon the ground, when hee had weighed his folly, and sayd, God forbid that I should drinke this water:
and what did he? Marry, he poured the water upon the ground, when he had weighed his folly, and said, God forbid that I should drink this water:
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Is not this the blood of these men? So doe you;Is not this the blood of these men? So do you;
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though you have playd the fooles, and long'd for a cup of Drunkennesse, to please your palate;
though you have played the Fools, and longed for a cup of drunkenness, to please your palate;
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or a kisse of Vncleannesse, to please your flesh;
or a kiss of Uncleanness, to please your Flesh;
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yet now, before you drinke that cup, or touch this woman, consider your folly, and powre them upon the ground,
yet now, before you drink that cup, or touch this woman, Consider your folly, and pour them upon the ground,
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and say, God forbid I should commit these sinnes:
and say, God forbid I should commit these Sins:
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will they not damne my soule? Did not Iesus Christ suffer death for them? will they not damn my soul? Did not Iesus christ suffer death for them?
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If goods that you have gotten honestly, bee lost by theeves;
If goods that you have got honestly, be lost by thieves;
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if children that you have brought up carefully, and prayd for fervently, bee destroyed by fire;
if children that you have brought up carefully, and prayed for fervently, be destroyed by fire;
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if the body that you have kept temperately, be blained with plague sores: yet, as Iob did, so do you;
if the body that you have kept temperately, be blained with plague sores: yet, as Job did, so do you;
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rent your hearts, and say, Deus dedit, & abstulit Deus, benedictum nomen Dei. God hath given,
rend your hearts, and say, Deus dedit, & abstulit Deus, Benedict Nome Dei. God hath given,
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and God hath taken, blessed bee the name of God. If the poore bee about you, your neighbours;and God hath taken, blessed be the name of God. If the poor be about you, your neighbours;
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or under your charge, the pensioners, let them not languish at home, nor starve in your streets;
or under your charge, the pensioners, let them not languish At home, nor starve in your streets;
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but give almes as the Centurion did, that God may respect you.
but give alms as the Centurion did, that God may respect you.
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It is no Poperie, I assure you, to say, That God respects men for their charitie.
It is no Popery, I assure you, to say, That God respects men for their charity.
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If any Magus shall offer you money for Res sanctas, or Res sacras, for the holy things of God,
If any Magus shall offer you money for Rest sanctas, or Rest sacras, for the holy things of God,
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or the holy things of the Church, answer him with zeale and indignation, as Saint Peter did, Pereat tecum pecuniatua, Thy money perish with thee.
or the holy things of the Church, answer him with zeal and Indignation, as Saint Peter did, Pereat tecum pecuniatua, Thy money perish with thee.
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When you have done all, keepe a constant fire of Devotion, to purifie your hearts, that no corruption may come in by the windows o• your eyes;
When you have done all, keep a constant fire of Devotion, to purify your hearts, that no corruption may come in by the windows o• your eyes;
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and perfume your apparrell with the righteousnesse o• Imputation, that the infection mistake you not; and pray, pray with the Church, From plague and pestilence good Lord deliver us:
and perfume your apparel with the righteousness o• Imputation, that the infection mistake you not; and pray, pray with the Church, From plague and pestilence good Lord deliver us:
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and pray with the Church againe, O Almighty God, which in thy wrath in the time of King David, didst slay with the Plague, &c.
and pray with the Church again, Oh Almighty God, which in thy wrath in the time of King David, didst slay with the Plague, etc.
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For who else can? who can remove the Plague, but he that sends the Plague? and who is that but God? If you looke upon it as praemium, or meritum; a wages, or a merit, so my sinne,
For who Else can? who can remove the Plague, but he that sends the Plague? and who is that but God? If you look upon it as Premium, or Merit; a wages, or a merit, so my sin,
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so your sinne is the cause of it;
so your sin is the cause of it;
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Causa deficiens: but if you looke upon it as it is Paena, or Correctio, a punishment, or a chastisement, so God is the cause of it, Causa efficiens: So the Prophet Micah points to God;Causa deficiens: but if you look upon it as it is Paena, or Correction, a punishment, or a chastisement, so God is the cause of it, Causa Efficients: So the Prophet micah points to God;
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I will make thee sicke, I: and so does the Prophet Moses too; Wrath is gone out from the Lord, and the plague is begun: I will make thee sick, I: and so does the Prophet Moses too; Wrath is gone out from the Lord, and the plague is begun:
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And so does the Prophet Amos too;
And so does the Prophet Amos too;
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Is there any evill in the City, and the Lord hath not done it? that is, any evill of punishment, not of sinne; Is there any evil in the city, and the Lord hath not done it? that is, any evil of punishment, not of sin;
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for God is not the Author of any sinne, though he be the Author of all punishment.
for God is not the Author of any sin, though he be the Author of all punishment.
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Not any punishment, not any mercy; but wee may discerne in it Digitum Dei, The hand of God, and so sayes David; Storme, haile, tempest;
Not any punishment, not any mercy; but we may discern in it Digit Dei, The hand of God, and so Says David; Storm, hail, tempest;
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they are all his Ministers to fulfill his Will: and so sayes God himselfe of this particular, If I send a pestilence; If I.
they Are all his Ministers to fulfil his Will: and so Says God himself of this particular, If I send a pestilence; If I.
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And the very word it selfe speaks no lesse, Plague; it is Verbum asperum, A killing word, the plague is:
And the very word it self speaks no less, Plague; it is Verbum Rough, A killing word, the plague is:
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but it is the Lord that kills, sayes Moses, and it is therefore called NONLATINALPHABET, To kill, to kill as 〈 ◊ 〉 were with the sword;
but it is the Lord that kills, Says Moses, and it is Therefore called, To kill, to kill as 〈 ◊ 〉 were with the sword;
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but it is th•• Sword of the Lord, no hand ca•• weild this Sword, but the hand o•• the Lord:
but it is th•• Sword of the Lord, no hand ca•• wield this Sword, but the hand o•• the Lord:
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And therefore it is called sometimes the hand of the Lord because in this punishment the Lord shews his power after a wonderful• and fearefull manner: And Therefore it is called sometime the hand of the Lord Because in this punishment the Lord shows his power After a wonderful• and fearful manner:
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somtimes it is called an Arrow; The Arrow that flies by day:
sometimes it is called an Arrow; The Arrow that flies by day:
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But no Bow can shoote this Arrow, but Gods: An Arrow it is, for the suddainnesse of it;
But no Bow can shoot this Arrow, but God's: an Arrow it is, for the suddainnesse of it;
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and an Arrow it is, for the swiftnesse of it; it brings a suddaine destruction; for it creeps not as doe other Diseases, by little, and little;
and an Arrow it is, for the swiftness of it; it brings a sudden destruction; for it creeps not as doe other Diseases, by little, and little;
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but it pierces suddainly, and it flyes with speed too, thorow a whole City, over a whole Countrey,
but it pierces suddenly, and it flies with speed too, thorough a Whole city, over a Whole Country,
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even from Dan to Beersheba; and who can shoote so suddainly, or so swiftly, but God?
even from Dan to Beersheba; and who can shoot so suddenly, or so swiftly, but God?
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And therefore take you heed of that fearefull curse and imprecation which is too rife in your mouths, 〈 ◊ 〉 your servant doe but anger you;
And Therefore take you heed of that fearful curse and imprecation which is too rife in your mouths, 〈 ◊ 〉 your servant do but anger you;
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•our servant did I say? if your Childe that comes out of your •ines;
•our servant did I say? if your Child that comes out of your •ines;
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nay, if your Wife doe but displease you, by and by you say, what doe you say? that which I •m afraid to thinke of;
nay, if your Wife do but displease you, by and by you say, what do you say? that which I •m afraid to think of;
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but you say 〈 ◊ 〉; The plague, the plague of God light upon you: You see how God hath heard, not your prayers, but your sins;
but you say 〈 ◊ 〉; The plague, the plague of God Light upon you: You see how God hath herd, not your Prayers, but your Sins;
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and now you pray with all your soules, Good Lord deliver us from plague and pestilence.
and now you pray with all your Souls, Good Lord deliver us from plague and pestilence.
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But In quos? Amongst whom is the plague? for the plague being a thing so fearefull,
But In quos? among whom is the plague? for the plague being a thing so fearful,
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and God, a God so gracious, surely he sends it not, but In hostes, Amongst his enemies, if any;
and God, a God so gracious, surely he sends it not, but In hosts, among his enemies, if any;
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Does he? man indeed would doe so;
Does he? man indeed would do so;
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He will love his friends, and plague his enemies, but Gods waies are not like Mans;
He will love his Friends, and plague his enemies, but God's ways Are not like men;
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Hee loves his enemies, and punisheth his friends 〈 ◊ 〉 for his enemies, hee will not love them so well,
He loves his enemies, and Punisheth his Friends 〈 ◊ 〉 for his enemies, he will not love them so well,
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as to bee angry with them;
as to be angry with them;
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and that is the worst God does to any man in this world• when hee does not love them so well,
and that is the worst God does to any man in this world• when he does not love them so well,
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as to be angry with them. Th• Israelites were in a good case, so long as God whipped them;
as to be angry with them. Th• Israelites were in a good case, so long as God whipped them;
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but when 〈 ◊ 〉 came to Auferam zelum, I will take away my iealousie, and be no more angry;
but when 〈 ◊ 〉 Come to Auferam zelum, I will take away my jealousy, and be no more angry;
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by and by Loammi followed They were none of Gods people. A sure mark, They are Gods enemies, he wi• not frowne upon.
by and by Loammi followed They were none of God's people. A sure mark, They Are God's enemies, he wi• not frown upon.
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But if it be not, in hostes, amongst his enemies, that God sends a plague• yet in peregrinos, is it not? If not amongst his enemies, that hee hates,
But if it be not, in hosts, among his enemies, that God sends a plague• yet in Peregrinos, is it not? If not among his enemies, that he hates,
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yet amongst strangers, that he cares not for. Man indeed would doe so;
yet among Strangers, that he Cares not for. Man indeed would do so;
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if he cannot spit his venom• upon his enemies, yet he will never doe it upon his acquaintance:
if he cannot spit his venom• upon his enemies, yet he will never do it upon his acquaintance:
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but if upon any, upon them he knows not: But Gods wayes are not like Mans;
but if upon any, upon them he knows not: But God's ways Are not like men;
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for strangers that will not know him, hee will suffer them to runne on in their course;
for Strangers that will not know him, he will suffer them to run on in their course;
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but for his acquaintance, hee will visite them, sometimes with plague and pestilence; so he dealt with David, so with Iob; two men, his nearest Acquaintance,
but for his acquaintance, he will visit them, sometime with plague and pestilence; so he dealt with David, so with Job; two men, his nearest Acquaintance,
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and dearest Favorites of all men upon the face of the Earth. It is not In hostes, amongst my enemies;
and dearest Favorites of all men upon the face of the Earth. It is not In hosts, among my enemies;
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it is not In peregrinos, amongst strangers; nor yet In vulgus, amongst the common people; no, none of these;
it is not In Peregrinos, among Strangers; nor yet In vulgus, among the Common people; no, none of these;
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but it is In populos, and In meo•, My people; If I send a pestilence amongst my people.
but it is In populos, and In meo•, My people; If I send a pestilence among my people.
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So sure are they, they that are his people, above all men in the world, of Rods:
So sure Are they, they that Are his people, above all men in the world, of Rods:
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The Father whips his owne Childe, not his Neighbours, or a strangers: Nor doth God whip another people, but his owne;
The Father whips his own Child, not his Neighbours, or a Strangers: Nor does God whip Another people, but his own;
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they come in no misfortune like other folke; so King David speakes of the wicked:
they come in no misfortune like other folk; so King David speaks of the wicked:
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They have children at their desire, and leave the rest of their substance for their babes: They have children At their desire, and leave the rest of their substance for their babes:
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but the troubles of the Righteous, they are many. All crosses, and amongst them, the Plague, tell us, we are children;but the Troubles of the Righteous, they Are many. All Crosses, and among them, the Plague, tell us, we Are children;
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and somewhat more, they tell us, we are sonnes of Age, sonnes growne to some strength and ripenesse;
and somewhat more, they tell us, we Are Sons of Age, Sons grown to Some strength and ripeness;
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for Babes, and Infants are too weake for the yoake.
for Babes, and Infants Are too weak for the yoke.
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My sonne therefore sayes Solomon, that is God by Solomon, despise not the chastisement of the Lord, My son Therefore Says Solomon, that is God by Solomon, despise not the chastisement of the Lord,
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neither faint when thou art rebuked of him:
neither faint when thou art rebuked of him:
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for the Lord correcteth every one that he loveth, as a Father doth his sonne, whom he receiveth. for the Lord Correcteth every one that he loves, as a Father does his son, whom he receives.
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The Comick said as much, when he sayd, Castigo te non quòd odio habeam, sed quòd amem:
The Comic said as much, when he said, Castigo te non quòd odio habeam, sed quòd amem:
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Why doth the Master whip his Scholler? Because he hates him? No, because he loves him.
Why does the Master whip his Scholar? Because he hates him? No, Because he loves him.
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Does God send a plague amongst us, because we are not? No, because wee are his people.
Does God send a plague among us, Because we Are not? No, Because we Are his people.
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I draw this to a period; but the period of this I must speake to you in teares & comfort:
I draw this to a Period; but the Period of this I must speak to you in tears & Comfort:
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in the teares of sorrow, & in the words of comfort. But first, in teares: For though God doth send a plague amongst his people;
in the tears of sorrow, & in the words of Comfort. But First, in tears: For though God does send a plague among his people;
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yet he doth not send a plague amongst his people with de-delight: yet he does not send a plague among his people with de-delight:
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because amongst his people, therefore you that live, must take heed how you censure them that dye:
Because among his people, Therefore you that live, must take heed how you censure them that die:
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for the plague, to dye of the plague, is no evidence of reprobation. No, it is the mad zeale of some foolish people to say so:
for the plague, to die of the plague, is no evidence of reprobation. No, it is the mad zeal of Some foolish people to say so:
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were it so, King David would never have desired God to set his hand, his hand of plague against him,
were it so, King David would never have desired God to Set his hand, his hand of plague against him,
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if hee must have gone to hell for it:
if he must have gone to hell for it:
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but yet it is an evidence of wrath, and therefore you must take heed of securitie;
but yet it is an evidence of wrath, and Therefore you must take heed of security;
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God takes no pleasure in our smarting: No, hee would willingly lay aside his blowes, if words would serve.
God Takes no pleasure in our smarting: No, he would willingly lay aside his blows, if words would serve.
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If: if he does send a plague, it comes hardly from him.If: if he does send a plague, it comes hardly from him.
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He would faine lay aside this sharpe plough, but hee cannot otherwise breake up the fallow ground of our hearts.
He would feign lay aside this sharp plough, but he cannot otherwise break up the fallow ground of our hearts.
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Faine would hee lay aside these hammers, but hee cannot by the instrument of words, beate understanding into our braines.
Faine would he lay aside these hammers, but he cannot by the Instrument of words, beat understanding into our brains.
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Such stout and stubborne Schollers are we growne, that no School-master will fit us, but this severe and swinging one.
Such stout and stubborn Scholars Are we grown, that no Schoolmaster will fit us, but this severe and swinging one.
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God deales with us by these foule, because we will not be overcome by faire meanes.
God deals with us by these foul, Because we will not be overcome by fair means.
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Oh God, thou doest not willingly plague us, but the strength of our corruptions necessarily enforce thee thereunto;
O God, thou dost not willingly plague us, but the strength of our corruptions necessarily enforce thee thereunto;
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which will not otherwise bee subdued.
which will not otherwise be subdued.
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So Physitians and Chyrurgeons are constrained to cut, and launce, and burne, when milder remedies will not prevaile.
So Physicians and Chirurgeons Are constrained to Cut, and lance, and burn, when milder remedies will not prevail.
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When God did first lift up his hand against us in this plague, me thoughts, hee pulled it backe againe,
When God did First lift up his hand against us in this plague, me thoughts, he pulled it back again,
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as if he were loath to doe it;
as if he were loath to do it;
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yet, sayes he, I wil give them a testimonie, that they are my people, it may bee, they will repent and cry. Thats the first.
yet, Says he, I will give them a testimony, that they Are my people, it may be, they will Repent and cry. Thats the First.
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It desires your Teares to be waile the hardnesse of your hearts, though you are his people;
It Desires your Tears to be waile the hardness of your hearts, though you Are his people;
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because, If he sends a plague.
Because, If he sends a plague.
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But secondly, though you cry, because the plague is amongst you for the hardnesse of your hearts; yet, despaire not:
But secondly, though you cry, Because the plague is among you for the hardness of your hearts; yet, despair not:
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for the very plague sent by God, testifies that you are his people. Never despaire, till God leave you to your selfe;
for the very plague sent by God, Testifies that you Are his people. Never despair, till God leave you to your self;
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when he does not love you so much as to afflict you.
when he does not love you so much as to afflict you.
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When God gives you not so much peace as to trouble you, then you may despaire.
When God gives you not so much peace as to trouble you, then you may despair.
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But if you have trouble and sicknesse, though that sicknesse be the plague, and sent, despaire not;
But if you have trouble and sickness, though that sickness be the plague, and sent, despair not;
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for you are yet his people. So long as God punishes you, hee gives you physicke:
for you Are yet his people. So long as God Punishes you, he gives you physic:
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If he draw his knife, it is but to prune you; you are his vine. If he draw bloud, it is but to rectifie a distempered veine; you are his patient.
If he draw his knife, it is but to prune you; you Are his vine. If he draw blood, it is but to rectify a distempered vein; you Are his patient.
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If he breake your bones, it is but to set them staighter.
If he break your bones, it is but to Set them staighter.
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If hee bruise you in mortar, it is but that you may breathe up a sweet savour into his nostrills; you are his handy worke:
If he bruise you in mortar, it is but that you may breathe up a sweet savour into his nostrils; you Are his handy work:
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and if one hand be under you, let him lay the other as heavy as hee pleases upon you:
and if one hand be under you, let him lay the other as heavy as he Pleases upon you:
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let him handle you which way hee will, if hee does not throw you out of his hands, it is no matter.
let him handle you which Way he will, if he does not throw you out of his hands, it is no matter.
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If GOD frownes upon you, his threatnings are hopefull: But if God looke not upon you at all; then, oh then; you are gone.
If GOD frowns upon you, his threatenings Are hopeful: But if God look not upon you At all; then, o then; you Are gone.
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If he pursue you, you are well; but if hee have left you to you to your selves: then, oh then, farewell:
If he pursue you, you Are well; but if he have left you to you to your selves: then, o then, farewell:
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but so long as God studies your recoverie, you are well. Vox est animi non habentis in promptu quid statuat, & desperantis salutem.
but so long as God studies your recovery, you Are well. Vox est animi non habentis in promptu quid statuat, & desperantis salutem.
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When God hath tried all meanes to reduce you, and failed in all, and then leaves you to your owne desperate wayes;
When God hath tried all means to reduce you, and failed in all, and then leaves you to your own desperate ways;
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then, oh then, thou art gone.
then, o then, thou art gone.
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It is the worst that ever God did say, Auferam zelum. This is Gods greatest anger,
It is the worst that ever God did say, Auferam zelum. This is God's greatest anger,
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when hee will not let us know that hee is angry. Refuse silver shall men call thee, because the Lord hath rejected thee.
when he will not let us know that he is angry. Refuse silver shall men call thee, Because the Lord hath rejected thee.
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Cain cryes out, My sin is greater than can be forgiven. Cain cries out, My since is greater than can be forgiven.
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But why does Cain cry out so? Because I shall be hid from thy presence.
But why does Cain cry out so? Because I shall be hid from thy presence.
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Cain grew desperate, not because God looked not graciously upon him; but because God would not looke upon him at all.Cain grew desperate, not Because God looked not graciously upon him; but Because God would not look upon him At all.
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See then, if God looke upon you any way, though with frownes in his brow, rod in his hand, menaces in his mouth, plague-sores upon your bodies;
See then, if God look upon you any Way, though with frowns in his brow, rod in his hand, menaces in his Mouth, plague-sores upon your bodies;
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submit unto him, and repent, and turne from your evill wayes, and God shall not onely turne from the evill which hee hath brought upon you,
submit unto him, and Repent, and turn from your evil ways, and God shall not only turn from the evil which he hath brought upon you,
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but your trembling soule also shall no sooner cry out, Why am I thus visited with the plaguē? but your faith shall make a sweet reply from this Text, Therefore hath God sent a pestilence to assure us wee are his people,
but your trembling soul also shall no sooner cry out, Why am I thus visited with the plaguen? but your faith shall make a sweet reply from this Text, Therefore hath God sent a pestilence to assure us we Are his people,
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if wee will humble our selves. That's the ad quod, the end why we are plagued; if we will humble our selves. That's the ad quod, the end why we Are plagued;
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To put an end to our sinnes. But this end of the sicknesse, is the beginning of the cure;To put an end to our Sins. But this end of the sickness, is the beginning of the cure;
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and therefore I say no more of it, but Blessed be the name of God for calamitous dayes;
and Therefore I say no more of it, but Blessed be the name of God for calamitous days;
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praised be the Name of God, even for the plague, since by this bee calles us to repentance,
praised be the Name of God, even for the plague, since by this bee calls us to Repentance,
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and writes upon our doores, Lord have mercie upon us;and writes upon our doors, Lord have mercy upon us;
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And do thou, O God, in mercie looke upon us, and send such a blessing with this punishmēt of plague, And do thou, Oh God, in mercy look upon us, and send such a blessing with this punishment of plague,
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as that we may humble our selves, and pray, and seeke thy face, and turne from our wicked wayes, that thou also mayest heare us,
as that we may humble our selves, and pray, and seek thy face, and turn from our wicked ways, that thou also Mayest hear us,
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and forgive us, and heale our land through Iesus Christ. Amen. and forgive us, and heal our land through Iesus christ. Amen.
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The Cure. 1636. The second Sermon. 2. Chron. 7.14. If my people, who are called by my name, shall humble themselves and pray;
The Cure. 1636. The second Sermon. 2. Chronicles 7.14. If my people, who Are called by my name, shall humble themselves and pray;
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and turne from their wicked wayes, and seeke my face; I will heare in Heaven, and forgive their sinne, and heale their Land.
and turn from their wicked ways, and seek my face; I will hear in Heaven, and forgive their sin, and heal their Land.
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THE words are, as I told you, the Cure of the Disease:
THE words Are, as I told you, the Cure of the Disease:
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In the composition there are foure simples, and seuerall ingredients, and they are foure dosses of Pills:
In the composition there Are foure simples, and several ingredients, and they Are foure dosses of Pills:
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The first is a preparing Pill:
The First is a preparing Pill:
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It preprepares us to receive of God, and prepares God to giue us Exaltation, If we humble our selves, hee will heare in Heauen:
It preprepares us to receive of God, and prepares God to give us Exaltation, If we humble our selves, he will hear in Heaven:
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and it is a great Exaltation that God in heaven, should heare us vpon earth.
and it is a great Exaltation that God in heaven, should hear us upon earth.
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The second is an opening Pill, it opens our lippes to pray, and opens Gods eares to heare our prayers:
The second is an opening Pill, it Opens our lips to pray, and Opens God's ears to hear our Prayers:
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If my people pray, I will heare. The third is a purging Pill; it purges us of sinne, and God of wrath;If my people pray, I will hear. The third is a purging Pill; it purges us of sin, and God of wrath;
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If my people turne from their wicked wayes, I will forgive their sinne. The fourth is an healing Pill;If my people turn from their wicked ways, I will forgive their sin. The fourth is an healing Pill;
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if my people seeke my face, I will heale their Land. I begin first with the 1. the preparing Pill, Humility; and in this I shall with Gods leave, sh•w you first, Quid est: and secondly, Quid efficit: First, what Humility is; and secondly, what Humility does: if my people seek my face, I will heal their Land. I begin First with the 1. the preparing Pill, Humility; and in this I shall with God's leave, sh•w you First, Quid est: and secondly, Quid efficit: First, what Humility is; and secondly, what Humility does:
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And first, Quid est? What is it?
And First, Quid est? What is it?
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Humility is the first Ingredien• that cures the plague, for pr de is the first sinne that brought the plague,Humility is the First Ingredien• that cures the plague, for Pr the is the First sin that brought the plague,
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and all other Judgements into the world: Eritis sicut Dij, To be like God:
and all other Judgments into the world: You will be sicut Dij, To be like God:
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Oh, it tickled Adam to the heart, and therefore he made himselfe unlike a man, hee made himselfe like to the beasts that perish:
O, it tickled Adam to the heart, and Therefore he made himself unlike a man, he made himself like to the beasts that perish:
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In forma servi, To be like a servant, this rejoyced Christ at the heart; In forma servi, To be like a servant, this rejoiced christ At the heart;
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and for this cause hath God exalted him with a name above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow.
and for this cause hath God exalted him with a name above every name, that At the name of jesus every knee should bow.
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There is a Ladder of seven steps, by which wee goe downe to Hell, and the first of those steps is pride; pride hath got the first place of the seven deadly sinnes;
There is a Ladder of seven steps, by which we go down to Hell, and the First of those steps is pride; pride hath god the First place of the seven deadly Sins;
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and there is a Ladder of eight steps, by which we goe up to Heaven:
and there is a Ladder of eight steps, by which we go up to Heaven:
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And marke that, seven to goe downe, and eight to goe up, for facilis descensus Aver•i, sed revocare, &c. We easier,
And mark that, seven to go down, and eight to go up, for Facilis descensus Aver•i, sed revocare, etc. We Easier,
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and with lesse paines goe to Hell downe-wards, than to Heaven upwards: but seven steps downe to Hell, eight up to Heaven;and with less pains go to Hell downwards, than to Heaven upward: but seven steps down to Hell, eight up to Heaven;
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and the first of those eight is Humility; Humility hath the first place of all Gods graces, so Cromatius.
and the First of those eight is Humility; Humility hath the First place of all God's graces, so Cromatius.
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The eight Beatitudes are like Iacobs Ladder, that reach from Earth to Heaven, and the very first step,
The eight Beatitudes Are like Iacobs Ladder, that reach from Earth to Heaven, and the very First step,
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as the foundation of the rest, is Humility; so Christ begins the Sermon of his Blessings:
as the Foundation of the rest, is Humility; so christ begins the Sermon of his Blessings:
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Blessed are the poore in spirit; blessed are the humble; for humility is a poverty in spirit: Blessed Are the poor in Spirit; blessed Are the humble; for humility is a poverty in Spirit:
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that's the Quid est, and Definition of it.
that's the Quid est, and Definition of it.
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If any one askes you, what humility is, you answer him truely, if you say, It is a poverty in spirit; If any one asks you, what humility is, you answer him truly, if you say, It is a poverty in Spirit;
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and as poore men are in their attire ragged, in their dyet course, and hungry, in their speech lowly, and reverent:
and as poor men Are in their attire ragged, in their diet course, and hungry, in their speech lowly, and reverend:
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so Humility hath a lean• body; it keeps the body under, an• many times empty; a freeze coate• a coate of sackcloth, and covering of ashes;
so Humility hath a lean• body; it keeps the body under, an• many times empty; a freeze coate• a coat of Sackcloth, and covering of Ashes;
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and a submisse language, 〈 ◊ 〉 ever speaking in a low stile, and phrase.
and a submiss language, 〈 ◊ 〉 ever speaking in a low style, and phrase.
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Looke else upon the Centurion for the speech of humility; he hath an high conceit of God, and a low conceit of himselfe:
Look Else upon the Centurion for the speech of humility; he hath an high conceit of God, and a low conceit of himself:
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looke• else upon King David for the die• of humility; hee will neither eate, nor drinke:
looke• Else upon King David for the die• of humility; he will neither eat, nor drink:
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looke else upon the King of Niniveh, for the dresse and garments of humility; he will have no gay clothes in a time of destruction upon his grey heart:
look Else upon the King of Nineveh, for the dress and garments of humility; he will have no gay clothes in a time of destruction upon his gray heart:
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The Centurion speaks the voyce of humility, King David cookes the diet of humility, the King of Nineveh cloths the back of humility, and they all act the gesture of humility upon their knees.
The Centurion speaks the voice of humility, King David Cooks the diet of humility, the King of Nineveh clothes the back of humility, and they all act the gesture of humility upon their knees.
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1. And first, what sayes the Centurion for the voice of Humility? what but this? Lord, I am not worthy thou shouldst come under the roofe •f mine house:
1. And First, what Says the Centurion for the voice of Humility? what but this? Lord, I am not worthy thou Shouldst come under the roof •f mine house:
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Non sum dignus, I am not worthy, is evermore Humilities •anguage:Non sum Dignus, I am not worthy, is evermore Humilities •anguage:
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Non sum dignus, I am not worthy, saies Iacob, not worthy of what? de maximis of Gods Rega•ioes; it may bee so, very likely: Non sum Dignus, I am not worthy, Says Iacob, not worthy of what? de maximis of God's Rega•ioes; it may be so, very likely:
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no de minimis; I am not worthy of the least of all thy mercies: Non sum dignus, saies St. Iohn Baptist. I am not worthy;
no de minimis; I am not worthy of the least of all thy Mercies: Non sum Dignus, Says Saint John Baptist. I am not worthy;
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no not to carry Christ upon his shoulders, as it is reported of St. Christopher: not so;
no not to carry christ upon his shoulders, as it is reported of Saint Christopher: not so;
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but Non sum dignus calceamenta portare: I am not worthy to unty his shooestrings; a poore office wee would thinke:
but Non sum Dignus Footwear portare: I am not worthy to untie his shooestrings; a poor office we would think:
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Non sum dignus saies Daniel, We are not worthy of any thing but confusion. Quis ego? saies Gideon, that mighty man of valour: Non sum Dignus Says daniel, We Are not worthy of any thing but confusion. Quis ego? Says gideon, that mighty man of valour:
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Who am I that I should save Israel? behold my family is poore in Manasseh, Who am I that I should save Israel? behold my family is poor in Manasses,
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and I am the least in my fathers honse: I am not worthy to doe it.and I am the least in my Father's House: I am not worthy to do it.
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I? Qui• ego ut alloquar? saies Abraham the Father of the Faithfull.
I? Qui• ego ut alloquar? Says Abraham the Father of the Faithful.
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Who am I, that I should speake unto the Lord? I am not worthy, I. Who am I, that I should speak unto the Lord? I am not worthy, I
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So low a value does the humble man ever set upon himselfe, that no man lower:
So low a valve does the humble man ever Set upon himself, that no man lower:
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proud men take it well if wee humble our selves lower than is cause:
proud men take it well if we humble our selves lower than is cause:
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so Iacob the Patriarch pleased his proud brother Esau with saying, Thy servant: and does not God take such submisse extenuations of our selves very well? I am a worme and no man, saies David: and God made David a King,
so Iacob the Patriarch pleased his proud brother Esau with saying, Thy servant: and does not God take such submiss extenuations of our selves very well? I am a worm and no man, Says David: and God made David a King,
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and no subiect, I am more foolish than a man, and have not the understanding of a man in me;
and no Subject, I am more foolish than a man, and have not the understanding of a man in me;
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and God made him wiser than his enemies.
and God made him Wiser than his enemies.
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Who did ever bragge to God, even within the compasse of his desert, and was accepted? we may be too lowly in our dealings with men, with God we cannot:
Who did ever brag to God, even within the compass of his desert, and was accepted? we may be too lowly in our dealings with men, with God we cannot:
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the lower we fall, the higher he raises us:
the lower we fallen, the higher he raises us:
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so it was with Naomi: ô call mee no more Naomi, quoth she, but Marah; no more Beauty, but Bitternesse;
so it was with Naomi: o call me no more Naomi, quoth she, but Marah; no more Beauty, but Bitterness;
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and God made her the Grandmother of David: But now, how many be there, that set faces upon want,
and God made her the Grandmother of David: But now, how many be there, that Set faces upon want,
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and in the bitternesse of their condition affect the name of Beauty? Are there not too many in this age, that care more to seeme, than to be good?
and in the bitterness of their condition affect the name of Beauty? are there not too many in this age, that care more to seem, than to be good?
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But a good Christian hates this Hypocrisie, and those whom God hath humbled, and those who humble themselves before God, care not to be respected of men:
But a good Christian hates this Hypocrisy, and those whom God hath humbled, and those who humble themselves before God, care not to be respected of men:
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Good men thinke it not dainty, if the world thinke them filthy; but are commonly the first proclaimers of their owne unworthinesse:
Good men think it not dainty, if the world think them filthy; but Are commonly the First proclaimers of their own unworthiness:
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the Pharisie coms with Gratias in his mouth. I thank thee oh God that I am not as other men are;
the Pharisee coms with Gratias in his Mouth. I thank thee o God that I am not as other men Are;
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but the Publican thinkes not himselfe worthy to lift up his eyes to Heaven: such a voluntary dejectednesse shall you ever finde in the humble:
but the Publican thinks not himself worthy to lift up his eyes to Heaven: such a voluntary dejectedness shall you ever find in the humble:
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they humble themselves, though not humbled by God; but if humbled by God, then much more humble:
they humble themselves, though not humbled by God; but if humbled by God, then much more humble:
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whereas the wicked, though humbled by God, yet will not be humble; such were Pharaoh, Herod, and Iulian, and such I feare, there are many now.
whereas the wicked, though humbled by God, yet will not be humble; such were Pharaoh, Herod, and Iulian, and such I Fear, there Are many now.
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Who is God, that I should let the people goe? sayes Pharaoh: What is the Plague, these foolish preachers speake of? say some wicked men now, that I should forsake my sinnes? vicisti Galilee, saies Iulian in scorne and contempt to Christ:Who is God, that I should let the people go? Says Pharaoh: What is the Plague, these foolish Preachers speak of? say Some wicked men now, that I should forsake my Sins? vicisti Galilee, Says Iulian in scorn and contempt to christ:
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Thou hast overcome me, thou Carpenters sonne of Galilee, but for all that I will not ••oope to thee; Thou hast overcome me, thou Carpenters son of Galilee, but for all that I will not ••oope to thee;
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and so doth many a sonne of Belial say now:
and so does many a son of Belial say now:
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There is a Plague amongst us, and destroies many, but for all that I will not yeeld yet.
There is a Plague among us, and Destroys many, but for all that I will not yield yet.
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And for all this, I trust there are some Godfrees too, who in the top of his honour refused to bee crowned with a Crowne of Gold at Ierusalem, because Christ was there crowned with a Crown of thornes:
And for all this, I trust there Are Some Godfrees too, who in the top of his honour refused to be crowned with a Crown of Gold At Ierusalem, Because christ was there crowned with a Crown of thorns:
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some Aurelius's of whom St. Cyprian writes:
Some Aurelius's of whom Saint Cyprian writes:
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In quantum gloria sublimis in tantum verecundia humilis at dū nihil in honore sublimius, nihil in humilitate submissius, In quantum gloria sublimis in Tantum Verecundia Humilis At dum nihil in honore Sublimius, nihil in humilitate submissius,
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as humble as the lowest in their places of highest honours: as humble as the lowest in their places of highest honours:
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Some St. Austens, who acknowledged himselfe the least, when indeed hee was the best Bishop of his time:
some Saint Austen's, who acknowledged himself the least, when indeed he was the best Bishop of his time:
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Some Davids, that are humbled in their owne heart; now they are humbled under Gods hands by the Plague:
some Davids, that Are humbled in their own heart; now they Are humbled under God's hands by the Plague:
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And I pray God make us all so humble, that he may take off this heavy hand;
And I pray God make us all so humble, that he may take off this heavy hand;
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to seeke him early, now hee slayes us;
to seek him early, now he slays us;
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to confesse our selves worthily punished for our former sinnes, that we may be partakers of his future mercies, Health and Happinesse: Health here,
to confess our selves worthily punished for our former Sins, that we may be partakers of his future Mercies, Health and Happiness: Health Here,
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and Happinesse hereafter, a continued preservation from the plague, and eternall deliverance from hell, through Iesus Christ. Amen.
and Happiness hereafter, a continued preservation from the plague, and Eternal deliverance from hell, through Iesus christ. Amen.
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But I must intreate you to testifie your humilitie not onely by your tongue, but also by your backe;
But I must entreat you to testify your humility not only by your tongue, but also by your back;
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either like Iob, I abhorre my selfe in dust and ashes, or like the Ninivites, Let Man and Beast put on sack-cloth.
either like Job, I abhor my self in dust and Ashes, or like the Ninevites, Let Man and Beast put on Sackcloth.
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Some there bee that say, and say truely, that Humilitie confists not in the out-side, but the in-side; some there be that say, and say truly, that Humility consists not in the outside, but the inside;
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and Beggars may bee as proud with ragges, as Gentlemen with robes.
and Beggars may be as proud with rags, as Gentlemen with robes.
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Nor are the rich denyed, or dissallowed by any wise man, such vestiments as are fit for their callings, and their estate and substance will beare.
Nor Are the rich denied, or disallowed by any wise man, such vestments as Are fit for their callings, and their estate and substance will bear.
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And yet for all this, in times of mourning, it wants not proofe, that the Back should testifie the humilitie of the Heart so well as the tongue.
And yet for all this, in times of mourning, it Wants not proof, that the Back should testify the humility of the Heart so well as the tongue.
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So when the approach of Holofernes was feared, every one cryed to God with great fervencie,
So when the approach of Holofernes was feared, every one cried to God with great fervency,
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and their soules were greatly afflicted, and they, and their wives and children, and their cattell,
and their Souls were greatly afflicted, and they, and their wives and children, and their cattle,
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and every stranger, and hireling, and their bought servants, put on sack-cloth upon their loynes.
and every stranger, and hireling, and their bought Servants, put on Sackcloth upon their loins.
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So Achaeb, when he heard of evill upon himselfe, and his posteritie, Hee rent his cloathes, and put sack-cloth upon his flesh.
So Achaeb, when he herd of evil upon himself, and his posterity, He rend his clothes, and put Sackcloth upon his Flesh.
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Never did grey heart delight in gay cloathes;
Never did gray heart delight in gay clothes;
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humility is as well content with base freeze, as the proudest gallant with his Silke and Tissue.
humility is as well content with base freeze, as the proudest gallant with his Silk and Tissue.
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But I forbeare to speak of the attire of Humilitie: for I believe, if I should spend a whole Sermon,
But I forbear to speak of the attire of Humility: for I believe, if I should spend a Whole Sermon,
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as the Prophet Isaiah spent almost a whole Chapter, and tell the proud Dames of England, That the Lord will make them bald, and take away the ornament of the slippers,
as the Prophet Isaiah spent almost a Whole Chapter, and tell the proud Dams of England, That the Lord will make them bald, and take away the ornament of the slippers,
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and the Cawle, and the round tyres of the head, and the head bands, and the rest there named? I should bee answered, That this as the fashion of the time;and the Cawl, and the round tires of the head, and the head bans, and the rest there nam? I should be answered, That this as the fashion of the time;
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or, it may be, laughed at for a foole. I am content, but not satisfied:
or, it may be, laughed At for a fool. I am content, but not satisfied:
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for it is verily imagined, that the raritie, and superfluitie of such strange dresses, are abhomination unto God,
for it is verily imagined, that the rarity, and superfluity of such strange Dresses, Are abomination unto God,
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as if we might follow the times;
as if we might follow the times;
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yet in a time of mourning, such as the plague is, a modest dresse fits with an humble heart.
yet in a time of mourning, such as the plague is, a modest dress fits with an humble heart.
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Howsoever, I shall turn the Prophets reproofe into a wish, That God in stead of sweet savour, may not give you a stinke;
Howsoever, I shall turn the prophets reproof into a wish, That God in stead of sweet savour, may not give you a stink;
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and in stead of a Girdle, a Rent; and in stead of dressing the haire, baldnesse;
and in stead of a Girdle, a Rend; and in stead of dressing the hair, baldness;
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and in stead of a Stomacher, a girding of Sackcloth; and burning in stead of beauty. and in stead of a Stomacher, a girding of sackcloth; and burning in stead of beauty.
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Surely, when God clothes our bodies, as hee did Iobs, with Byles and Plague-sores, wee should then testifie our humilitie, even in our cloathes.
Surely, when God clothes our bodies, as he did Jobs, with Byles and Plague-sores, we should then testify our humility, even in our clothes.
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Howsoever our cloathes be without, I pray God our cloathes within bee black and white;
Howsoever our clothes be without, I pray God our clothes within be black and white;
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Blacke with Sorrow, and white with Puritie, that hee seeing our repentance for our sinnes, may also repent of this plague,
Black with Sorrow, and white with Purity, that he seeing our Repentance for our Sins, may also Repent of this plague,
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and cloath us with those white raiments which they weare that follow the Lambe whithersoever he goeth. Amen.
and cloth us with those white raiments which they wear that follow the Lamb whithersoever he Goes. Amen.
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And so from the Dresse, I passe to the Dyet of Humility, which is alwayes spare and thin;
And so from the Dress, I pass to the Diet of Humility, which is always spare and thin;
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either like that of Daniel, Water and pulse; or that of David, when hee •ourned for his childe, Hee would not eate:
either like that of daniel, Water and pulse; or that of David, when he •ourned for his child, He would not eat:
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A Doctrine it is, This, That Papists ascribe too much to, the Schismaticke too little to.
A Doctrine it is, This, That Papists ascribe too much to, the Schismatic too little to.
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They make it an immediate matter of Religion, These no matter of Religion at all: They superstitiously observe it; These scrupulously decline it.
They make it an immediate matter of Religion, These no matter of Religion At all: They superstitiously observe it; These scrupulously decline it.
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Such an act of Religion it is not, as wherein principally wee worship God, For the kingdome of God consists not in meate and drinke.
Such an act of Religion it is not, as wherein principally we worship God, For the Kingdom of God consists not in meat and drink.
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sayes Mr. Paul, Et qui Deum per ventrem colit, propè est us Deum ventrem haheat, sayes Tertullian, Hee that worships God by his belly, is not farre from making his belly his God.
Says Mr. Paul, Et qui God per ventrem colit, propè est us God ventrem haheat, Says Tertullian, He that worships God by his belly, is not Far from making his belly his God.
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And yet for all that, it is a religious worke; else why did God command it, saying by his Prophet, Proclaime a fast.
And yet for all that, it is a religious work; Else why did God command it, saying by his Prophet, Proclaim a fast.
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This Fast is either corporall, in abstaining from meat; or spirituall, in restraining the affections from sinne.
This Fast is either corporal, in abstaining from meat; or spiritual, in restraining the affections from sin.
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The corporall is not alwayes commanded by the State, nor doe I meddle with it;
The corporal is not always commanded by the State, nor do I meddle with it;
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the spiritnall is evermore commanded by God, especially in time of Plague, and Famine, and Warre.
the spiritnall is evermore commanded by God, especially in time of Plague, and Famine, and War.
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And this from God I beseech you to observe, Let your wanton eyes fast this time of weeping, from the sight of vanity;
And this from God I beseech you to observe, Let your wanton eyes fast this time of weeping, from the sighed of vanity;
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Let your curious eares fast this time of mourning, from idle rumours, and unsavourie talk; Let your glibbe tongues fast this time of feare from evil speaking. Let your curious ears fast this time of mourning, from idle rumours, and unsavoury talk; Let your glib tongues fast this time of Fear from evil speaking.
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But what need I presse you to this? The time presses you enough;
But what need I press you to this? The time presses you enough;
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for let but your eyes imagine, they see their eyes, who are shut up by the plague, watering and washing their bed, bedewing their cheekes;
for let but your eyes imagine, they see their eyes, who Are shut up by the plague, watering and washing their Bed, bedewing their cheeks;
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and then your eyes will have little list to roave upon forbidden flesh.
and then your eyes will have little list to roave upon forbidden Flesh.
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Againe, by as strong a phansie, let your eares imagine they heare their dolefull complaints, O Lord, thou hast justly restrained me of my liberty,
Again, by as strong a fancy, let your ears imagine they hear their doleful complaints, Oh Lord, thou hast justly restrained me of my liberty,
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for I have abused my liberty. I am worthily deprived of health. These soares are deservedly upon my body:
for I have abused my liberty. I am worthily deprived of health. These soars Are deservedly upon my body:
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for I have infected my soule more than once, and often: And then your cares will have little desire after newes and vanitie.for I have infected my soul more than once, and often: And then your Cares will have little desire After news and vanity.
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And with your tongues speake what they speake;
And with your tongues speak what they speak;
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How long, Lord, how long shall thy iealousie burne like fire? for ever? O when shall I come into thy house? O forgive my sinnes, that brought this plague. How long, Lord, how long shall thy jealousy burn like fire? for ever? O when shall I come into thy house? O forgive my Sins, that brought this plague.
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O remove this plague, the iust scourge of my sinnes; and I believe your tongues will not easily lye and sweare, or talke idly.O remove this plague, the just scourge of my Sins; and I believe your tongues will not Easily lie and swear, or talk idly.
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In a word, let your polluted soules fast, and deny their owne wills, to doe Gods;
In a word, let your polluted Souls fast, and deny their own wills, to do God's;
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so diet your bodies, that you may fat your soules;
so diet your bodies, that you may fat your Souls;
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so feed your bodies, so fat your soules, that your Humility may have her perfect worke,
so feed your bodies, so fat your Souls, that your Humility may have her perfect work,
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and that brings me to my second consideration. Quid efficit, What it doth: what doth humility? Exaltat, it exalts:
and that brings me to my second consideration. Quid efficit, What it does: what does humility? Exaltat, it exalts:
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Humilitas est Schola, & scala coeli: Humilitas est School, & scala coeli:
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He that desires to build high, and seeke those things which are above, must lay his foundation low;
He that Desires to built high, and seek those things which Are above, must lay his Foundation low;
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for humblenesse of mind is the Schoole teaching, and the Scale reaching Heaven:
for humbleness of mind is the School teaching, and the Scale reaching Heaven:
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so he, and so the Poet, Quo minor est quisquis, maximus, &c. He that is least in his owne conceit, is highest in Gods; so the Prophet, Before honour is humility: and so the Apostle, God giveth grace to the humble.
so he, and so the Poet, Quo minor est quisquis, Maximus, etc. He that is least in his own conceit, is highest in God's; so the Prophet, Before honour is humility: and so the Apostle, God gives grace to the humble.
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Pride is the beginning of sinne, and Humility is the A, B, C, of our Christian Ethicks; and therefore sayes the Apostle againe, Humble your selves under the mighty hand of God, that he may lift you up. Pride is the beginning of sin, and Humility is the A, B, C, of our Christian Ethics; and Therefore Says the Apostle again, Humble your selves under the mighty hand of God, that he may lift you up.
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Humility mounts the soule that uses it, to Heaven; Pride keeps us downe, for it is a plague. Humility mounts the soul that uses it, to Heaven; Pride keeps us down, for it is a plague.
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The plague is Tumor in corpore, and so pride is Tumor in mente; That a swelling in the body, this in the soule.
The plague is Tumor in corpore, and so pride is Tumor in mente; That a swelling in the body, this in the soul.
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〈 ◊ 〉 the plague be exalted, and become Macula in corpore, Tokens in the body, then the body dyes:
〈 ◊ 〉 the plague be exalted, and become Macula in corpore, Tokens in the body, then the body dies:
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so, if prid• be exalted, and become Macula in anima, Spots in the soule, then the soule dyes.
so, if prid• be exalted, and become Macula in anima, Spots in the soul, then the soul dies.
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And yet it is observed by some, that though the Tokens doe appeare, yet lying upon the earth,
And yet it is observed by Some, that though the Tokens do appear, yet lying upon the earth,
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and breathing into the earth, may possibly cure it:
and breathing into the earth, may possibly cure it:
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And so humility, the lowest, and lowlyest of all Gods graces, will cure the plague of the soule, pride.
And so humility, the lowest, and lowlyest of all God's graces, will cure the plague of the soul, pride.
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O quantum crimen superbiae, sayes St. Ambrose, ut ei etiam adulteria praeferantur! O quantum crimen superbiae, Says Saint Ambrose, ut ei etiam Adulteria praeferantur!
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Oh how great a sinne is the sinne of Pride, that even Adulteries are preferred and saved before it!
O how great a sin is the sin of Pride, that even Adulteries Are preferred and saved before it!
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Noverca virtutum, mater vitiorum, The stepmother of vertue, and the mother of vice. Stepmother Virtues, mater Vitiorum, The stepmother of virtue, and the mother of vice.
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The stepmother of Vertue, because it hates them, as many women doe those children their husbands had by former wives;
The stepmother of Virtue, Because it hates them, as many women do those children their Husbands had by former wives;
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and the mother of Vice, because there is not one vice in the world, but therein is found the contempt of God, and that is Pride.
and the mother of Vice, Because there is not one vice in the world, but therein is found the contempt of God, and that is Pride.
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Humilitati autem nihil aequale, sayes St. Chrysostome, haec est bonorum mater, & radix, altrix, & occasio, simul & vinculum: Humilitati autem nihil aequal, Says Saint Chrysostom, haec est Bonorum mater, & radix, altrix, & Occasion, simul & vinculum:
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What is comparable to humility? Humility is the mother of all Graces, the root, the nurse, the occasion,
What is comparable to humility? Humility is the mother of all Graces, the root, the nurse, the occasion,
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and the bond of all Graces: The mother of all Graces shee is, for she conceives them;
and the bound of all Graces: The mother of all Graces she is, for she conceives them;
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God had respect unto the lowlinesse of his Hand-maiden: The lowlinesse conceived a respect in God towards her. God had respect unto the lowliness of his Handmaiden: The lowliness conceived a respect in God towards her.
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The roote shee is, for they grow upon her; if they be not upon the stocke of humility, they turne into vices:
The root she is, for they grow upon her; if they be not upon the stock of humility, they turn into vices:
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Nothing more wicked than to cleanse the Leper, than to heale the lame, than to raise the dead, sayes St. Chrysostome; How? nothing more wicked? why, these are good workes,
Nothing more wicked than to cleanse the Leper, than to heal the lame, than to raise the dead, Says Saint Chrysostom; How? nothing more wicked? why, these Are good works,
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how then are they wicked? Why, the Father tells you, Si sit cum insolentia, If it be done in arrogance,
how then Are they wicked? Why, the Father tells you, Si sit cum insolentia, If it be done in arrogance,
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and selfe-conceite, if it be done without humility: No fire of Charity, if it be not raked up in the cindars of humility; and the Nurse she is;and self-conceit, if it be done without humility: No fire of Charity, if it be not raked up in the cinders of humility; and the Nurse she is;
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for the Graces of God, if they suck not upon the Breasts of humility, they waxe leane, and starve:
for the Graces of God, if they suck not upon the Breasts of humility, they wax lean, and starve:
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He hath filled the hungry, (Humble) with good things, but the rich he hath sent empty away. He hath filled the hungry, (Humble) with good things, but the rich he hath sent empty away.
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And the occasion of other Graces she is; when Saul sought his Fathers Asses humbly, hee found a Kingdome gloriously:
And the occasion of other Graces she is; when Saul sought his Father's Asses humbly, he found a Kingdom gloriously:
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when hee sought himselfe vainely, hee lost himselfe, and his Kingdome foolishly. And the Bond shee is;
when he sought himself vainly, he lost himself, and his Kingdom foolishly. And the Bound she is;
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for when the other Graces of God, sever themselves from humility, they become sinnes: God puts downe the mighty from their seate, but exalts the humble and meeke. You see what Humility does;
for when the other Graces of God, sever themselves from humility, they become Sins: God puts down the mighty from their seat, but exalts the humble and meek. You see what Humility does;
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It exalts, I could tell you much more that it doth; for all that I could and would tell you, I tell you, it secures.
It exalts, I could tell you much more that it does; for all that I could and would tell you, I tell you, it secures.
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Socrates secured himselfe from death, when the Tyrant threatned him with death, saying, volo mortem I would dye: Socrates secured himself from death, when the Tyrant threatened him with death, saying, volo mortem I would die:
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Nay, but then sayes the Tyrant, thou shalt live:
Nay, but then Says the Tyrant, thou shalt live:
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why saies he, volo sive mortem sive vitam, I will either dye or live, as you please, and so was safe:
why Says he, volo sive mortem sive vitam, I will either die or live, as you please, and so was safe:
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And so is the Humble man;
And so is the Humble man;
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as the Reed answered the Oake, The Oake wonders why the strongest of all Trees should bee sometimes Eradicated, rooted up by the Roots,
as the Reed answered the Oak, The Oak wonders why the Strongest of all Trees should be sometime Eradicated, rooted up by the Roots,
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and sometimes blowne downe by the winde; when the Reede, the weakest of all things, should never be hurt by the wind:
and sometime blown down by the wind; when the Reed, the Weakest of all things, should never be hurt by the wind:
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Why, saies the Reede, thou need est not wonder at this, for thou art a proud,
Why, Says the Reed, thou need est not wonder At this, for thou art a proud,
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and inflexible piece of wood, and will not yeeld; and therefore the winde that is stronger than thy selfe, breakes thee;
and inflexible piece of wood, and will not yield; and Therefore the wind that is Stronger than thy self, breaks thee;
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whereas, I yeeld to every winde, and so no winde hurts mee, but I am secure; so saies the Humble man:
whereas, I yield to every wind, and so no wind hurts me, but I am secure; so Says the Humble man:
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Now God hath sent a Plague, I am willing to dye, and if it please him to take it away againe, I am willing to live: If I live;
Now God hath sent a Plague, I am willing to die, and if it please him to take it away again, I am willing to live: If I live;
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saies he, I will live to thy glory in newnesse of life, and ascribe it to thy mercy,
Says he, I will live to thy glory in newness of life, and ascribe it to thy mercy,
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if this destroying Angel passe over my house;
if this destroying Angel pass over my house;
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and if I dye, I will dye to be glorified with thee, through Iesus Christ my Saviour:
and if I die, I will die to be glorified with thee, through Iesus christ my Saviour:
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if I dye, in Heaven I will praise thee; and if I live, in Earth I will pray unto thee.
if I die, in Heaven I will praise thee; and if I live, in Earth I will pray unto thee.
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And that is my second part I am to speake of: The second ingredient for the cure of the Plague;
And that is my second part I am to speak of: The second ingredient for the cure of the Plague;
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Prayer: It is an opening Pill, it opens out hearts to conceive, our lips to utter a Prayer;Prayer: It is an opening Pill, it Opens out hearts to conceive, our lips to utter a Prayer;
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and it opens Gods eares to heare our Prayer: If my people shall pray. I will heare.
and it Opens God's ears to hear our Prayer: If my people shall pray. I will hear.
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In this I shall, if God will, shew you: 1. Quid est, what Prayer is: 2. Cui, to whom we must pray:
In this I shall, if God will, show you: 1. Quid est, what Prayer is: 2. Cui, to whom we must pray:
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3. Quid efficiat, what Prayer doth: And 1. Quid est, What is Prayer?
3. Quid efficiat, what Prayer does: And 1. Quid est, What is Prayer?
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Some have defined Prayer Comparatè, and some Absolutè: They that define it by Comparison, tell us, That Prayer is the sacrifice of a Dove;
some have defined Prayer Comparatè, and Some Absolutè: They that define it by Comparison, tell us, That Prayer is the sacrifice of a Dove;
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that is, a Peace offering; and they that define it thus, direct us to first, Electio, the choice of a cleane one, by preparation, they meane,
that is, a Peace offering; and they that define it thus, Direct us to First, Electio, the choice of a clean one, by preparation, they mean,
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as the Psalmist saith, That our hearts indite a good matter:
as the Psalmist Says, That our hearts indite a good matter:
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and secōdly, Corpus, a Body, verba pura, viz. good words, & not to speak to God, and secōdly, Corpus, a Body, verba Pura, viz. good words, & not to speak to God,
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as too many speake in this place to you, Non sence, by speaking Quicquid in bucc am vener it, whatsoever comes next to hand:
as too many speak in this place to you, Non sense, by speaking Quicquid in bucc am vener it, whatsoever comes next to hand:
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but so to speake, as God hearing, may accept, and man hearing, may not pitty, if not laugh:
but so to speak, as God hearing, may accept, and man hearing, may not pity, if not laugh:
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not to complement with God in uncoth language, nor yet to slight God with slovenly words,
not to compliment with God in uncouth language, nor yet to slight God with slovenly words,
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nor yet to weary God with tedious bablings, but with words well compos'd, that it be neither a leane body, nor a lame body. And thirdly Animā, A Soule:
nor yet to weary God with tedious babblings, but with words well composed, that it be neither a lean body, nor a lame body. And Thirdly Animā, A Soul:
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viz. Intentionē fixam, a fix'd intention; not to suffer our heart to roave & wander, while our lippes moove and speake,viz. Intentionē fixam, a fixed intention; not to suffer our heart to roave & wander, while our lips move and speak,
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but to observe what we pray for, as we desire God to observe and grant our prayers.
but to observe what we pray for, as we desire God to observe and grant our Prayers.
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Wee pray often, and God heares us not; and the reason is plaine, because wee heare not our selves.
we pray often, and God hears us not; and the reason is plain, Because we hear not our selves.
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And fourthly, Alas, Wings, viz. Fidem, & spem; faith, & Hope; Faith, to deliver the message in Heaven;
And fourthly, Alas, Wings, viz. Fidem, & spem; faith, & Hope; Faith, to deliver the message in Heaven;
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and Hope, to returne the answer upon earth, beleeving hee doth heare them, and hoping hee will grant them:
and Hope, to return the answer upon earth, believing he does hear them, and hoping he will grant them:
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And grant them God will, if fiftly, this Dove have plumas, and be not bare of feathers, viz. Gemitum & lachrymas, sighes, & teares.
And grant them God will, if Fifty, this Dove have plumas, and be not bore of Feathers, viz. Gemitum & lachrymas, sighs, & tears.
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But last of all, you must be sure they have pedes, feete too, opera Charitatis, Workes of Charity:
But last of all, you must be sure they have pedes, feet too, opera Charitatis, Works of Charity:
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And then, when GOD sees your prayers so compleate, he will, questionlesse hee will accept it for a peace offering.
And then, when GOD sees your Prayers so complete, he will, questionless he will accept it for a peace offering.
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They that define Prayer absolutely, tell us, it is Expressio mentis ad Deum in Nomine Iesu Christi, an expression of our desires in the Name of Iesus Christ to God.
They that define Prayer absolutely, tell us, it is Expressio mentis ad God in Nomine Iesu Christ, an expression of our Desires in the Name of Iesus christ to God.
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An expression of our desires, not that words are ever necessary;
an expression of our Desires, not that words Are ever necessary;
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for sometimes the heart may bee so overcharged with griefe, as that the tongue cannot speake.
for sometime the heart may be so overcharged with grief, as that the tongue cannot speak.
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So we read of Hannah, and so of Moses; but that wee would make our tongues the Ambassadors of our hearts,
So we read of Hannah, and so of Moses; but that we would make our tongues the ambassadors of our hearts,
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when there is not a greater occasion to keepe them at home: For God made our Tongues, so well as our Hearts;
when there is not a greater occasion to keep them At home: For God made our Tongues, so well as our Hearts;
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and wee desire to have our Tongues in Heaven with our Hearts, and therefore must glorifie the God of Heaven equally with our Tongues and Hearts.
and we desire to have our Tongues in Heaven with our Hearts, and Therefore must Glorify the God of Heaven equally with our Tongues and Hearts.
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So the Psalmist, My heart is enditing of a good matter, and my tongue is the pen of a ready writer;
So the Psalmist, My heart is enditing of a good matter, and my tongue is the pen of a ready writer;
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I will speak of the things which I have made unto the King. I will speak of the things which I have made unto the King.
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And so we, we must utter, utter with our Tongues, what we desire with our Hearts.
And so we, we must utter, utter with our Tongues, what we desire with our Hearts.
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But both our desire and expression must bee in the Name of Iesus Christ; no promise but in him; no purchase but by him:
But both our desire and expression must be in the Name of Iesus christ; no promise but in him; no purchase but by him:
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Whatsoever you shall aske in my name, God will give it you: In nomine ejus it must be:Whatsoever you shall ask in my name, God will give it you: In nomine His it must be:
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for without him, we are like to have as course entertainment with God, as Ioseph promised his brethren,
for without him, we Are like to have as course entertainment with God, as Ioseph promised his brothers,
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if they brought not Benjamin. By the Princes favourite, the subject obtaines the Princes favour;
if they brought not Benjamin. By the Princes favourite, the Subject obtains the Princes favour;
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and by Jesus Christ, in whom, and in whom onely, God is well pleased, we obtaine whatsoever we obtaine:
and by jesus christ, in whom, and in whom only, God is well pleased, we obtain whatsoever we obtain:
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and therefore as the Apostle, so I to you, Let your prayers be made knowne by him (viz. by Iesus Christ) to God.
and Therefore as the Apostle, so I to you, Let your Prayers be made known by him (viz. by Iesus christ) to God.
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And being made known by him, our prayers are sure of acceptance;
And being made known by him, our Prayers Are sure of acceptance;
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for he hath purchased Gods favour for us, and that by a bloody rate, By his owne blood; By that hee entred into the holy place, to make intercession for us, this makes our Evangelicall sacrifices acceptable to God. To God, I say:
for he hath purchased God's favour for us, and that by a bloody rate, By his own blood; By that he entered into the holy place, to make Intercession for us, this makes our Evangelical Sacrifices acceptable to God. To God, I say:
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For as our prayers must bee offered, By; and in the name of Iesus Christ, so they must be offered to God, and to God onely; for God onely is the Cui, the object, To whom we must pray. Not to Patriarch, or Prophet; for no precept for that. Not to Angel or Archangell; for no promise to that.
For as our Prayers must be offered, By; and in the name of Iesus christ, so they must be offered to God, and to God only; for God only is the Cui, the Object, To whom we must pray. Not to Patriarch, or Prophet; for no precept for that. Not to Angel or Archangel; for no promise to that.
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Not to the Virgine Marie, or any shee Saint; for no example of this, let Rome say what Rome can to the contrary.
Not to the Virgae marry, or any she Saint; for no Exampl of this, let Room say what Room can to the contrary.
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But this is a matter of dispute, and so disputed it hath been, that it needs no dispute here;
But this is a matter of dispute, and so disputed it hath been, that it needs no dispute Here;
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for they are not able to reply. And besides, their owne Doctrine and Example choakes them:
for they Are not able to reply. And beside, their own Doctrine and Exampl chokes them:
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for their doctrine never taught to offer, their example never did offer any thanksgiving to any Saint, or Angel whatsoever.
for their Doctrine never taught to offer, their Exampl never did offer any thanksgiving to any Saint, or Angel whatsoever.
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And yet thankesgiving is a part, and a chiefe part, of prayer: and therefore where no thanksgiving is due, there no prayer is due.
And yet thanksgiving is a part, and a chief part, of prayer: and Therefore where no thanksgiving is due, there no prayer is due.
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Nor the one nor the other hath any object, but God: I shall therefore conclude this with a prayer to God.
Nor the one nor the other hath any Object, but God: I shall Therefore conclude this with a prayer to God.
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God grant wee may never betake our selves to any other shelter, than Vmbra altissimi, that of God; for blessed be the people that bee in such a case; God grant we may never betake our selves to any other shelter, than Vmbra altissimi, that of God; for blessed be the people that be in such a case;
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yea, blessed are the people which have the Lord for their God.
yea, blessed Are the people which have the Lord for their God.
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God make us Saints in Heaven, and give us grace never to pray to any Saint;
God make us Saints in Heaven, and give us grace never to pray to any Saint;
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and to pray to him so, that when wee pray, he may heare. and to pray to him so, that when we pray, he may hear.
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It is my third consideration, in Quid efficit? what does prayer? And did I propose it so low, What does prayer? I should rather have proposed it thus, What does it not? It opens Heaven, and it shuts Heaven. Raine or no Raine, are at the command of prayer. It defeates our Enemies:
It is my third consideration, in Quid efficit? what does prayer? And did I propose it so low, What does prayer? I should rather have proposed it thus, What does it not? It Opens Heaven, and it shuts Heaven. Rain or no Rain, Are At the command of prayer. It defeats our Enemies:
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So David overthrew the counsell of Achitophel by Prayer. It obtaines favour with Kings:
So David overthrew the counsel of Ahithophel by Prayer. It obtains favour with Kings:
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So Nehemiah wonne grace with Artaxerxes the King, by Prayer. It opens Gods hands, and it shuts Gods hands: So Nehemiah won grace with Artaxerxes the King, by Prayer. It Opens God's hands, and it shuts God's hands:
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So Moses, when God was angry, shut his hands, by Prayer. and when the people were hungry, by prayer Moser opened Gods hands to give them Manna. In a word, Prayer is, So Moses, when God was angry, shut his hands, by Prayer. and when the people were hungry, by prayer Moser opened God's hands to give them Manna. In a word, Prayer is,
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as Luther, speakes, though Hyperbolically, yet Divinely, Res omnipotentissima, an Almighty power.
as Luther, speaks, though Hyperbolically, yet Divinely, Rest omnipotentissima, an Almighty power.
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By this, prayer, David in his time, and Phineas in his time, stayed the Plague. As they did pray,
By this, prayer, David in his time, and Phinehas in his time, stayed the Plague. As they did pray,
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so God give us grace to pray, and to pray so, that this plague may bee stayed, through Iesus Christ. Amen.
so God give us grace to pray, and to pray so, that this plague may be stayed, through Iesus christ. Amen.
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Many objections are made against the necessitie of prayer, and against the efficacie of prayer. I have solv'd those objections else where;
Many objections Are made against the necessity of prayer, and against the efficacy of prayer. I have solved those objections Else where;
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and all that I say here, is, If any one amongst you all misse the aime of your prayers, it is, I will lay my life on it, it is because your prayers are amisse: and all that I say Here, is, If any one among you all miss the aim of your Prayers, it is, I will lay my life on it, it is Because your Prayers Are amiss:
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Mend them, and God will heare them;
Mend them, and God will hear them;
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heare them, and forgive your sinnes, so that you mend your selves, and turne from your wicked wayes. hear them, and forgive your Sins, so that you mend your selves, and turn from your wicked ways.
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It is the third thing I am to speak of, and the third ingredient for the cure of the plague, Repentance is;
It is the third thing I am to speak of, and the third ingredient for the cure of the plague, Repentance is;
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It is a purging pill, it purges us of sin, and God of wrath. If my people turne from their wicked wayes, I will forgive their sinne.
It is a purging pill, it purges us of since, and God of wrath. If my people turn from their wicked ways, I will forgive their sin.
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And herein I shall desire you to observe with me, 1. Qui, who are to turne, populus, & populus universus, my people, and all my people.
And herein I shall desire you to observe with me, 1. Qui, who Are to turn, populus, & populus universus, my people, and all my people.
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2. Quid est, what it is to turne.
2. Quid est, what it is to turn.
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That wee must take by the example of Turners. 3. A quo, from what we must turn, from our wicked wayes, from all our wicked wayes.
That we must take by the Exampl of Turners. 3. A quo, from what we must turn, from our wicked ways, from all our wicked ways.
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4. Ad quem, to whom wee must turne: for every motion hath a double terme, To God; turne to me sayth the Lord.
4. Ad Whom, to whom we must turn: for every motion hath a double term, To God; turn to me say the Lord.
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5 And lastly, Quid efficit, what good turning does us: It obtaines forgivenesse, forgivenesse of sinnes, forgivenesse of all sinnes.
5 And lastly, Quid efficit, what good turning does us: It obtains forgiveness, forgiveness of Sins, forgiveness of all Sins.
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And when they are once forgiven, there is no feare, but with one helpe more, but the land will bee healed, and the plague removed.
And when they Are once forgiven, there is no Fear, but with one help more, but the land will be healed, and the plague removed.
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Of which, may I so speake, and you so heare, and all of us so doe, Turne from our wicked wayes, that God may forgive us all our sinnes, Of which, may I so speak, and you so hear, and all of us so doe, Turn from our wicked ways, that God may forgive us all our Sins,
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and preserve us from the plague, and remove the plague from us, through Iesus Christ. Amen. and preserve us from the plague, and remove the plague from us, through Iesus christ. Amen.
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I begin with the first, Qui, Who should turne; populus, & populus universus, My people, and all my people:
I begin with the First, Qui, Who should turn; populus, & populus universus, My people, and all my people:
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1. Gods people: for they that are not Gods people, either cannot, or doe not: They cannot, for want of grace;
1. God's people: for they that Are not God's people, either cannot, or do not: They cannot, for want of grace;
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they doe not, for want of skill:
they do not, for want of skill:
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They have no correction to drive them to it, they have no direction to guide them in it:
They have no correction to drive them to it, they have no direction to guide them in it:
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so unhappy they, they that are not Gods people, that they have no unhappines; They come in no misfortune, like other folk.
so unhappy they, they that Are not God's people, that they have no unhappiness; They come in no misfortune, like other folk.
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So happy we, we, that are Gods people, that wee have many unhappinesses. We come into misfortune above all other folke;
So happy we, we, that Are God's people, that we have many Unhappinesses. We come into misfortune above all other folk;
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onely our mis-hap becomes a good hap; and our mis-fortune, a Fortune, a good fortune.
only our mishap becomes a good hap; and our misfortune, a Fortune, a good fortune.
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For when God whippes us, wee reade it in Corrigit, a Chastisement; but when God whippes them, it is in punit, a punishment. Chastisements are alwayes for amendment, punishments cōmonly for amercements.
For when God whips us, we read it in Corrigit, a Chastisement; but when God whips them, it is in punit, a punishment. Chastisements Are always for amendment, punishments commonly for amercements.
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When God does Castigare, correct his people, it is to amend them:
When God does Castigate, correct his people, it is to amend them:
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When God does punire, punish them that are not his people, it is to end them.
When God does Punire, Punish them that Are not his people, it is to end them.
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With his people, God deales as a Father with his Childe, as a Master with his Scholler.
With his people, God deals as a Father with his Child, as a Master with his Scholar.
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And why doeth the Father whip his Childe? to make him better. Why the Master his Scholler• To make him learne his book.
And why doth the Father whip his Child? to make him better. Why the Master his Scholler• To make him Learn his book.
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But with them that are not his people, God deales as a Judge with a malefactor:
But with them that Are not his people, God deals as a Judge with a Malefactor:
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and why doth a Judge condemne a Thiefe? To hang him, to hang him out of the way.
and why does a Judge condemn a Thief? To hang him, to hang him out of the Way.
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Thus did God deale with the Egyptians, Hee sent them Frogges, and Lice, & Flies, and Grashoppers, and Murraine:
Thus did God deal with the egyptians, He sent them Frogs, and Lice, & Flies, and Grasshoppers, and Murrain:
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and what was the end of all this? To overthrow them in the red Sea. But why did he send Fierie Serpents amongst the Israelites? To make them looke up to the Brasen Serpent, that they might be healed.
and what was the end of all this? To overthrow them in the read Sea. But why did he send Fiery Serpents among the Israelites? To make them look up to the Brazen Serpent, that they might be healed.
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Why did he smite them at Ai? But to make them up, and sanctifie themselves,
Why did he smite them At Ai? But to make them up, and sanctify themselves,
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Why did hee suffer the Philistimes and Ammonites to oppresse them? but to make them say, We have sinned against thee, deliver us wee pray thee, this day.
Why did he suffer the Philistines and Ammonites to oppress them? but to make them say, We have sinned against thee, deliver us we pray thee, this day.
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Why did hee send them Thunder and Raine in Harvest? but to make them pray unto the Lord,
Why did he send them Thunder and Rain in Harvest? but to make them pray unto the Lord,
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and confesse the addition of their sinnes. Why a plague in King Davids dayes? but to make him confesse his sinnes. and confess the addition of their Sins. Why a plague in King Davids days? but to make him confess his Sins.
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Why a plague now? but to make us that are his people, to turne from our wicked wayes.
Why a plague now? but to make us that Are his people, to turn from our wicked ways.
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Such a happinesse there is in being Gods people, for all the plague; and as Plato sayd, He thanked God, hee was a Man, and not a Beast;
Such a happiness there is in being God's people, for all the plague; and as Plato said, He thanked God, he was a Man, and not a Beast;
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a Grecian, and not a Barbarian:a Grecian, and not a Barbarian:
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So we must, at least, so wee should, blesse the Name of God, that we are men, and not beasts, Christians, and not Infidels; his people, and not them,
So we must, At least, so we should, bless the Name of God, that we Are men, and not beasts, Christians, and not Infidels; his people, and not them,
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nor of them that are not his people: and God make us all so happy, that all of us may alwayes, especially in this time of plague,
nor of them that Are not his people: and God make us all so happy, that all of us may always, especially in this time of plague,
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as to turne from our wicked wayes.
as to turn from our wicked ways.
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For it is not onely first, Populus, but secondly, Populus universus; not onely My people, but All my people must turne:
For it is not only First, Populus, but secondly, Populus universus; not only My people, but All my people must turn:
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For all the people are sinners; and therefore all the people are in danger of the plague;
For all the people Are Sinners; and Therefore all the people Are in danger of the plague;
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and in more danger, because this sicknesse is more dangerous than all other sickensses, it is infectious;
and in more danger, Because this sickness is more dangerous than all other sickensses, it is infectious;
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it is amongst us that tarry heere in the City; it may overtake them that are gone into the Countrey.
it is among us that tarry Here in the city; it may overtake them that Are gone into the Country.
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I pray God it may not overtake them; I pray God remove it from amongst us:
I pray God it may not overtake them; I pray God remove it from among us:
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But yet it is amongst us, and for ought they know, or any man else, it may goe after them.
But yet it is among us, and for ought they know, or any man Else, it may go After them.
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If in King Davids dayes, it went from Dan to Beersheba; it may in our dayes goe from London, to the farthest parts of England: No way to remove it from us, no way to keepe it from them;
If in King Davids days, it went from Dan to Beersheba; it may in our days go from London, to the farthest parts of England: No Way to remove it from us, no Way to keep it from them;
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but for them, and us, and all the people of God, To turne from our wicked wayes.
but for them, and us, and all the people of God, To turn from our wicked ways.
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Were the sinne but private, and particular, and the punishment answerable, why then happily that particular mans turning might turne the plague out of doores.
Were the sin but private, and particular, and the punishment answerable, why then happily that particular men turning might turn the plague out of doors.
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But the sinne, alas, is universall, and the punishment Epidemicall:
But the sin, alas, is universal, and the punishment Epidemical:
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All of us are sinners, all of us, though not happily all of us in the same degree,
All of us Are Sinners, all of us, though not happily all of us in the same degree,
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yet all of us in some degree are sinners, and most of us all in a very high degree, God have mercy upon us;
yet all of us in Some degree Are Sinners, and most of us all in a very high degree, God have mercy upon us;
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and all of us are punished, some by feeling, some by fearing; some of us smart actually, all of us potentially;
and all of us Are punished, Some by feeling, Some by fearing; Some of us smart actually, all of us potentially;
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and therefore all of us must turne.
and Therefore all of us must turn.
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Nay, now I thinke on't, though the sinne were but private, and that private man had the passion of Repentance in respect of his owne sin,
Nay, now I think oned, though the sin were but private, and that private man had the passion of Repentance in respect of his own since,
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and cryed out with the Publican, God be mercifull unto me a sinner;
and cried out with the Publican, God be merciful unto me a sinner;
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yet notwithstanding all men should bee compassionate towards the ill case of others, and communicate with him in a joynt Repentance;
yet notwithstanding all men should be compassionate towards the ill case of Others, and communicate with him in a joint Repentance;
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the reason is, because hee is a member of the same Body. But the sinne, as I sayd before, is generall;
the reason is, Because he is a member of the same Body. But the sin, as I said before, is general;
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we all say, and many of us, God mend our manners; doe but say so, We have erred and strayed from thy wayes like lost sheepe;
we all say, and many of us, God mend our manners; do but say so, We have erred and strayed from thy ways like lost sheep;
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and therefore all of us must participate in Repentance, and say, There is no health in us;
and Therefore all of us must participate in Repentance, and say, There is no health in us;
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but thou oh Lord have mercy upon us miserable offenders: For the Church is Corpus Homogeneum, and therefore Eadem est ratio partis & totius. but thou o Lord have mercy upon us miserable offenders: For the Church is Corpus Homogeneous, and Therefore Same est ratio partis & totius.
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All men are one Body, and every man is a member of that one body; and therefore the same remedy serveth both;
All men Are one Body, and every man is a member of that one body; and Therefore the same remedy serves both;
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what every man must doe in particular, all men must doe in generall. All men are but one Body, and thus the Members are placed:
what every man must do in particular, all men must do in general. All men Are but one Body, and thus the Members Are placed:
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The King is the Head, the Divine is the Heart, the Physitian is the Liver, the Lawyer is the Tongue, the Souldier is the Armes, the Merchant is the Lungs, the Commons are the Feete.
The King is the Head, the Divine is the Heart, the physician is the Liver, the Lawyer is the Tongue, the Soldier is the Arms, the Merchant is the Lungs, the Commons Are the Feet.
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The King rules, the Priest prayes, the Physitian feeds, the Lawyer pleads, the Souldier fights, the Merchant breaths, the Commons travaile:
The King rules, the Priest prays, the physician feeds, the Lawyer pleads, the Soldier fights, the Merchant breathes, the Commons travail:
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None of these can be spared, for then the Body will be imperfect;
None of these can be spared, for then the Body will be imperfect;
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and therefore all of these, all Gods people must Turne. The King, though a King, and therefore the best of men;
and Therefore all of these, all God's people must Turn. The King, though a King, and Therefore the best of men;
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yet he is but a man, and therefore a sinner: and a Carbuncle may come upon the Head;
yet he is but a man, and Therefore a sinner: and a Carbuncle may come upon the Head;
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but I pray God, preserve our Head, King Charles, from plague and pestilence:
but I pray God, preserve our Head, King Charles, from plague and pestilence:
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The Priest, though a Bishop, and the holiest of then, yet hee is but a man, and therefore a sinner;
The Priest, though a Bishop, and the Holiest of then, yet he is but a man, and Therefore a sinner;
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and the poyson of the plague may possesse the Religion of the Heart;
and the poison of the plague may possess the Religion of the Heart;
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but I pray God preserve the Heart of our Religion, and Devotion, the Clergy, from plague and pestilence.
but I pray God preserve the Heart of our Religion, and Devotion, the Clergy, from plague and pestilence.
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The Physitian, though the liveliest of men, yet he is but a man, and therefore a sinner;
The physician, though the Liveliest of men, yet he is but a man, and Therefore a sinner;
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and the plague may by his venome stop the Fountaine of Blood;
and the plague may by his venom stop the Fountain of Blood;
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but I pray God preserve the Liver of our Body, the Physitian, from plague and pestilence.
but I pray God preserve the Liver of our Body, the physician, from plague and pestilence.
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The Lawyer, though the nimblest of men, yet he is but a man, and therefore a sinner;
The Lawyer, though the nimblest of men, yet he is but a man, and Therefore a sinner;
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and the Sore may rise in the throat close by the Tongue;
and the Soar may rise in the throat close by the Tongue;
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but I pray God preserve the Tongue of our State, the Lawyer, from plague and pestilence.
but I pray God preserve the Tongue of our State, the Lawyer, from plague and pestilence.
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The Souldier, though the strongest of men, yet hee is but a man, and therefore a sinner;
The Soldier, though the Strongest of men, yet he is but a man, and Therefore a sinner;
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and the Plague, stronger than himselfe, may breake the Armes;
and the Plague, Stronger than himself, may break the Arms;
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but I pray God preserve the Armes of our Kingdome, the Souldier, from plague and pestilence.
but I pray God preserve the Arms of our Kingdom, the Soldier, from plague and pestilence.
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The Merchant, though the richest of men, yet he is but a man, and therefore a sinner;
The Merchant, though the Richest of men, yet he is but a man, and Therefore a sinner;
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and the plague may suffocate the Lungs; but I pray God preserve the Lungs of o•• Kingdome, the Merchant, from the plague.
and the plague may suffocated the Lungs; but I pray God preserve the Lungs of o•• Kingdom, the Merchant, from the plague.
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The Common people is a man, and but a man, and therefore a sinner;
The Common people is a man, and but a man, and Therefore a sinner;
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and the plague may weaken the Feet, a Sore may rise in the Groine, but I pray God preserve the Feete of this Kingdome, the Common people, from the plague.
and the plague may weaken the Feet, a Soar may rise in the Groin, but I pray God preserve the Feet of this Kingdom, the Common people, from the plague.
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No way to perswade God to this, but for the Head, and the Heart; and the Liver, and the Tongue; and the Armes, and the Lungs; and the Feet, and all;
No Way to persuade God to this, but for the Head, and the Heart; and the Liver, and the Tongue; and the Arms, and the Lungs; and the Feet, and all;
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all Gods people to turne from their wicked wayes. all God's people to turn from their wicked ways.
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Some there be, that think themselves too good to humble themselves, and turne; and some that thinke themselves too unworthy to pray,
some there be, that think themselves too good to humble themselves, and turn; and Some that think themselves too unworthy to pray,
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and turne; but here is a checke for the one, and a comfort for the other;
and turn; but Here is a check for the one, and a Comfort for the other;
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all my people must turne, The good man hath need, and the bad man hath leave.all my people must turn, The good man hath need, and the bad man hath leave.
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Bee thou as good as King David, a man after Gods owne heart;
be thou as good as King David, a man After God's own heart;
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yet K. David may fall into an adulterie, and a selfe confidence: and therefore not hee so good,
yet K. David may fallen into an adultery, and a self confidence: and Therefore not he so good,
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but hee must turne. And indeed, how often did hee turne? Sometimes himselfe to God,
but he must turn. And indeed, how often did he turn? Sometime himself to God,
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and sometimes God to him, God to him by prayer, Turne not away thy face from thine annointed.
and sometime God to him, God to him by prayer, Turn not away thy face from thine anointed.
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And sometimes himselfe to God by repentance, Turne me, O God, and I shal be turned.
And sometime himself to God by Repentance, Turn me, Oh God, and I shall be turned.
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And this is to teach good men, that when God is turned from them, or they from God,
And this is to teach good men, that when God is turned from them, or they from God,
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then that they by prayer should turne God to them; and they by repentance turne themselves to God, by turning from their wicked wayes.
then that they by prayer should turn God to them; and they by Repentance turn themselves to God, by turning from their wicked ways.
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Nor none so bad neither, but hee may turne; not the Publican: and therefore Saint Matthew was called, and Zacheus saved. Not the Thiefe;
Nor none so bad neither, but he may turn; not the Publican: and Therefore Saint Matthew was called, and Zacchaeus saved. Not the Thief;
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and therefore the Thiefe from the Crosse went into Paradise. Not the Harlot, and therefore Mary Magdalene had many sins forgiven her.
and Therefore the Thief from the Cross went into Paradise. Not the Harlot, and Therefore Marry Magdalene had many Sins forgiven her.
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Not the Persecutor, and therefore Saint Paul was converted.
Not the Persecutor, and Therefore Saint Paul was converted.
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Not the Denyer, and therefore Saint Peter wept bitterly. And I pray God give us all grace to weepe so bitterly,
Not the Denier, and Therefore Saint Peter wept bitterly. And I pray God give us all grace to weep so bitterly,
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and to turne so truely, that God may remove the plague speedily, and send health into our houses perpetually,
and to turn so truly, that God may remove the plague speedily, and send health into our houses perpetually,
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and grace into our soules eternally, through Jesus Christ. Amen. This is not onely our Ministerie perswading:and grace into our Souls eternally, through jesus christ. Amen. This is not only our Ministry persuading:
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for you may thinke, and too many of you doe too often think too lightly of that;
for you may think, and too many of you do too often think too lightly of that;
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but it is also Gods Majestie commanding:
but it is also God's Majesty commanding:
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and which of you dares thinke but highly of that? God commands all men every where to repent, viz. To turne. All men, deepe Polititians, rich Citizens, great Sinners, holy Saints, all his people, to turne.
and which of you dares think but highly of that? God commands all men every where to Repent, viz. To turn. All men, deep Politicians, rich Citizens, great Sinners, holy Saints, all his people, to turn.
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But what is it to turne? That's my second consideration must tell you;
But what is it to turn? That's my second consideration must tell you;
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and I must tell it you from the examples of Turners: And for these examples, I looke upon Nehemiah; he met with an uneven peece of Timber, and he turned it round.
and I must tell it you from the Examples of Turners: And for these Examples, I look upon Nehemiah; he met with an uneven piece of Timber, and he turned it round.
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I looke upon King David, hee met with a knotty peece of Timber, and hee turned it smooth.
I look upon King David, he met with a knotty piece of Timber, and he turned it smooth.
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I looke upon King Nebuchadnezzar, he met with a loftie peece of Timber, and hee turned it thin and low.
I look upon King Nebuchadnezzar, he met with a lofty piece of Timber, and he turned it thin and low.
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I look upon Israel, she met with a rotten peece of Timber, and shee turned it into the fire.
I look upon Israel, she met with a rotten piece of Timber, and she turned it into the fire.
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I look upon S. Peter, he met with a foule peece of Timber, and he turned it cleane and faire.
I look upon S. Peter, he met with a foul piece of Timber, and he turned it clean and fair.
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1. Nehemiah at his returne from the Captivity, found in Ierusalem an uneven peece of Timber, a mixed multitude;
1. Nehemiah At his return from the Captivity, found in Ierusalem an uneven piece of Timber, a mixed multitude;
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Jewes that had married wives of Ashdod, Ammon, and Moab, people that spake halfe the language of the Jewes,
Jews that had married wives of Ashdod, Ammon, and Moab, people that spoke half the language of the Jews,
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and halfe of Ashdod, and hee rounded them: he put away all their strange wives. Sie vos, so doe you:
and half of Ashdod, and he rounded them: he put away all their strange wives. Sie vos, so do you:
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If you have in your house a mixed multitude, goods gotten honestly, by your labour; and goods gotten dishonestly, by Rapine, or Theft, or Vsurie, or Lying:
If you have in your house a mixed multitude, goods got honestly, by your labour; and goods got dishonestly, by Rapine, or Theft, or Usury, or Lying:
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away with them, returne them to the true owners, that Ierusalem may be repaired, that the plague may be stayed, that your bodies may bee healed, that your soules may he saved.
away with them, return them to the true owners, that Ierusalem may be repaired, that the plague may be stayed, that your bodies may be healed, that your Souls may he saved.
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If the affections of your soules have married strange wives, the World, or the Flesh;
If the affections of your Souls have married strange wives, the World, or the Flesh;
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if you come to Church, and speake halfe the language of Canaan, and yet serve the World, or lust after the flesh;
if you come to Church, and speak half the language of Canaan, and yet serve the World, or lust After the Flesh;
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take out a divorce, that you may serve God onely, that God, who onely can, may repaire the breach of the people.
take out a divorce, that you may serve God only, that God, who only can, may repair the breach of the people.
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King David met with a knottie peece of Timber, he commits adulterie with Bathsheba, when Ioab is besieging Rabbah, and sends for Vriah her husband to cover it;
King David met with a knotty piece of Timber, he commits adultery with Bathsheba, when Ioab is besieging Rabbah, and sends for Uriah her husband to cover it;
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and when he would not goe home, neither drunk nor sober, he dispatches him with letters, to dispaeth him of his life.
and when he would not go home, neither drunk nor Sobrium, he Dispatches him with letters, to dispaeth him of his life.
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And when his subtelty was found out by Nathan, hee smoothes it, and sayes plainly, and sorrowfully, Peccavi, I have sinned;
And when his subtlety was found out by Nathan, he smooths it, and Says plainly, and sorrowfully, Peccavi, I have sinned;
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Et transtulit Dominus,, And the Lord tooke away his sinne. Sic vos, so doe you. Et transtulit Dominus,, And the Lord took away his sin. Sic vos, so do you.
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If any of you, while your tongue hath been besieging Hell by prayers, as Ioab Rabbah by weapons;
If any of you, while your tongue hath been besieging Hell by Prayers, as Ioab Rabbah by weapons;
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and in the meane time your heart hath committed adulterie, by roaving and wandring imaginations upon your gold at home, your businesse abroad,
and in the mean time your heart hath committed adultery, by roving and wandering Imaginations upon your gold At home, your business abroad,
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or your neighbour in the Church, either by lust, or talke, as David with Bathsheba; and you have sent for your eye, the husband of your heart, to cover this wickednesse, by lifting up the white of it to Heaven;
or your neighbour in the Church, either by lust, or talk, as David with Bathsheba; and you have sent for your eye, the husband of your heart, to cover this wickedness, by lifting up the white of it to Heaven;
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why then dispatch it, pull it out:
why then dispatch it, pull it out:
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and now that Nathan your Minister, hath told you on't, be sorry for it, and confesse it,
and now that Nathan your Minister, hath told you oned, be sorry for it, and confess it,
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and say, I have sinned, that God may forgive your sins, that your tongue may conquer Hell, that the Crown of the King thereof, Lucifer, that Crowne which hee ware when hee was in Heaven, may bee put upon your head,
and say, I have sinned, that God may forgive your Sins, that your tongue may conquer Hell, that the Crown of the King thereof, Lucifer, that Crown which he beware when he was in Heaven, may be put upon your head,
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and all his people, his tentations, and sinnes, and plagues, may goe under the Harrowes, and Axes, and Sawes of your repentance:
and all his people, his tentations, and Sins, and plagues, may go under the Harrows, and Axes, and Saws of your Repentance:
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and so shall the plague bee stayed, and you saved.
and so shall the plague be stayed, and you saved.
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3. King Nebuchadnezzar met with a loftie and proud peece of Timber, Is not this great Babel that I have built for the house of the kingdome, by the might of my power,
3. King Nebuchadnezzar met with a lofty and proud piece of Timber, Is not this great Babel that I have built for the house of the Kingdom, by the might of my power,
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and for the honour of my majestie? And by and by his kingdome was taken from him, and hee was driven from men, to eate grasse as Oxen,
and for the honour of my majesty? And by and by his Kingdom was taken from him, and he was driven from men, to eat grass as Oxen,
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and his body was wet with the dew of heaven, till his haires were growne like Eagles feathers,
and his body was wet with the due of heaven, till his hairs were grown like Eagles Feathers,
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and his nailes like birds clawes, and he confessed that Gods workes are truth, and those that walke in pride he is able to debase. Sic vos, so doe you. and his nails like Birds claws, and he confessed that God's works Are truth, and those that walk in pride he is able to debase. Sic vos, so do you.
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If any of you rich Citizens, that came hither with a staffe, like Iacob over Iordan, and are now become great,
If any of you rich Citizens, that Come hither with a staff, like Iacob over Iordan, and Are now become great,
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and have built you faire houses, Citie houses for profite, and Countrey houses for pleasure,
and have built you fair houses, city houses for profit, and Country houses for pleasure,
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yet walke not in the pride of your heart, say not, you have got this by the policie of your brain,
yet walk not in the pride of your heart, say not, you have god this by the policy of your brain,
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or the strength of your hand;
or the strength of your hand;
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or if you have said so, as too many of you have sayd so, why then goe, eate grasse with the Oxen, feed hardly:
or if you have said so, as too many of you have said so, why then go, eat grass with the Oxen, feed hardly:
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wet your body with the dew of heaven, with thowres of ne•venly grace, with teares of true repentance:wet your body with the due of heaven, with thowres of ne•venly grace, with tears of true Repentance:
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let your haires grow like Eagles, like Estridge feathers, to break off the Iron chaines o• your sinnes;let your hairs grow like Eagles, like Ostrich Feathers, to break off the Iron chains o• your Sins;
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and your nailes like birds clawes, to picke out the eyes of these proud tentations:and your nails like Birds claws, to pick out the eyes of these proud tentations:
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Breake off your sinnes by righteousnesse, and your iniquitie by shewing mercie to the poore, that there may bee an healing of your errour,Break off your Sins by righteousness, and your iniquity by showing mercy to the poor, that there may be an healing of your error,
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and a lengthning of your dayes, and a staying of the plague, through Iesus Christ. Amen.
and a lengthening of your days, and a staying of the plague, through Iesus christ. Amen.
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4. Israel met with a rotten peece of Timber, coverings of graven Images, and ornaments of molten Images,
4. Israel met with a rotten piece of Timber, coverings of graved Images, and Ornament of melted Images,
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and shee cast them away as a menstruous cloath. Sic vos, so do you.
and she cast them away as a menstruous cloth. Sic vos, so do you.
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If you have p•• your crust in the graven Images of silver, or m•l•ea Images or gold; If you have p•• your crust in the graved Images of silver, or m•l•ea Images or gold;
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If you have worshipped your wealth, before you have your God;
If you have worshipped your wealth, before you have your God;
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if you have taken more delight and paines in getting this trash, then the favour of God,
if you have taken more delight and pains in getting this trash, then the favour of God,
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why then, throw away these, be angry with these selfe-confidences, that God may send you seasonable weather,
why then, throw away these, be angry with these selfe-confidences, that God may send you seasonable weather,
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and give you bread, and binde up the breach of the people, and heale the stroake of your wound.
and give you bred, and bind up the breach of the people, and heal the stroke of your wound.
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Fiftly and lastly, Saint Peter met with a foule piece of Timber, a Damosell meets him,
Fifty and lastly, Saint Peter met with a foul piece of Timber, a Damosel meets him,
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and charges him to be Christs servant, and hee denies him: Another charges him, and hee denies him againe; and so the third time.
and charges him to be Christ servant, and he Denies him: another charges him, and he Denies him again; and so the third time.
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Then Iesus lookes backe, the Cocke crowes, and hee goes out, and weeps bitterly. Sic vos, so doe you:
Then Iesus looks back, the Cock crows, and he Goes out, and weeps bitterly. Sic vos, so do you:
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If when you have met with a Maide, with a Woman, you have denyed Christ, and defiled your selfe, his members.
If when you have met with a Maid, with a Woman, you have denied christ, and defiled your self, his members.
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If a second time you have polluted his Temple, and lay with your neighbours wife: if a third time, you have defacced his Image, and denyed him;
If a second time you have polluted his Temple, and lay with your neighbours wife: if a third time, you have defacced his Image, and denied him;
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and belyed him, by selling his Wares at high rates, and put them off by Oaths and lyes:
and belied him, by selling his Wares At high rates, and put them off by Oaths and lies:
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Why see, Iesus lookes backe, lookes backe with pitty, and anger both:
Why see, Iesus looks back, looks back with pity, and anger both:
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The Cocke crowes, his Ministers call to you, doe you goe out, and turne from such wicked company, and weepe bitterly;
The Cock crows, his Ministers call to you, do you go out, and turn from such wicked company, and weep bitterly;
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that your Faith may not saile, that your bodies may not dye, that your Soules may not be damned;
that your Faith may not sail, that your bodies may not die, that your Souls may not be damned;
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that you may live to praise God here joyfully, and in Heaven eternally. For by turning here, God meanes a motion opposite to going on:
that you may live to praise God Here joyfully, and in Heaven eternally. For by turning Here, God means a motion opposite to going on:
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you are in a way of sinne, that hath made away for the plague; if you goe on, you goe a wrong way still, and still the plague continues:
you Are in a Way of sin, that hath made away for the plague; if you go on, you go a wrong Way still, and still the plague continues:
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If you would have the plague away, why then turne from that way;
If you would have the plague away, why then turn from that Way;
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turne from it with indignation, and hate your sinnes as the Israelites did, turne from it by contrition,
turn from it with Indignation, and hate your Sins as the Israelites did, turn from it by contrition,
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as Nebuchadnezzar did, and be sorry for your sinnes: Turne from it by confession, as King David did, and acknowledge your sinnes:
as Nebuchadnezzar did, and be sorry for your Sins: Turn from it by Confessi, as King David did, and acknowledge your Sins:
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Turne from it by Resolution, as Nehemiah did, and divorce your sins: Turne from it by compunction, as St. Peter did, and weepe for your sinnes:
Turn from it by Resolution, as Nehemiah did, and divorce your Sins: Turn from it by compunction, as Saint Peter did, and weep for your Sins:
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send up St. Peters teares to Heaven, that God may send some showers from Heaven, send up King Davids groanes to Heaven, that God may send health upon the Earth:
send up Saint Peter's tears to Heaven, that God may send Some showers from Heaven, send up King Davids groans to Heaven, that God may send health upon the Earth:
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Turne you from, that God may turne you to: They that will not turne, shall be turned;
Turn you from, that God may turn you to: They that will not turn, shall be turned;
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The wicked shall be turned into Hell, and all the people that forget God. If you would have a turne to Heaven when you goe from hence;The wicked shall be turned into Hell, and all the people that forget God. If you would have a turn to Heaven when you go from hence;
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Then while you are here, turne from your wicked wayes.
Then while you Are Here, turn from your wicked ways.
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That's the A quo, and my third consideration, From what must wee turne? From our wicked wayes.
That's the A quo, and my third consideration, From what must we turn? From our wicked ways.
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And And here by the way, I looke upon the Metaphor, Wayes; and by wayes here is meant Manners, Courses, Conversations, and the meaning is, Turn from your wicked manners, your wicked courses, your wicked conversations.
And And Here by the Way, I look upon the Metaphor, Ways; and by ways Here is meant Manners, Courses, Conversations, and the meaning is, Turn from your wicked manners, your wicked courses, your wicked conversations.
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And againe, by Way is meant, not onely a course, but a setled course; not a starting, or a fit: but a constancie. Good men may start aside;
And again, by Way is meant, not only a course, but a settled course; not a starting, or a fit: but a constancy. Good men may start aside;
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as David into an adulterie, Peter into a denyall. but, Non est via eorum, It is not their way.
as David into an adultery, Peter into a denial. but, Non est via Their, It is not their Way.
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This, and so the wicked may sometimes try the right way.
This, and so the wicked may sometime try the right Way.
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Cain may stumble upon a sacrifice, and Saul upon an offering, and Caiaphas upon a prophesie,Cain may Stumble upon a sacrifice, and Saul upon an offering, and Caiaphas upon a prophesy,
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but it is not via eorum, they quickly take their former roade againe;
but it is not via Their, they quickly take their former road again;
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and so the whole meaning is You that are good, turn you from your wicked startings;
and so the Whole meaning is You that Are good, turn you from your wicked startings;
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you that are bad, turn you from your wicked courses: from all your wicked wayes. For not a sin, but must be repented of. you that Are bad, turn you from your wicked courses: from all your wicked ways. For not a since, but must be repented of.
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Israel was guilty of other sinnes; yet Israel could not get the victory, till Achans sinne was done away.Israel was guilty of other Sins; yet Israel could not get the victory, till Achans sin was done away.
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Other sinnes there were, but Rabbah could not bee taken, till King David turned from his wicked way of adulterie.
Other Sins there were, but Rabbah could not be taken, till King David turned from his wicked Way of adultery.
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Other sinnes there were, but the plague would not be staied, till King David turned from his wicked way of selfe-confidence.
Other Sins there were, but the plague would not be stayed, till King David turned from his wicked Way of self-confidence.
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Many other sinnes there are now, for which this plague is amongst us, but there are some wayes we walke in, some continued sinnes, either inwardly or outwardly, Drunkennesses outwardly, Hypocrisies inwardly; Adulteries outwardly, Concupiscences inwardly; Pride outwardly, Ambition inwardly; Vsurie outwardly, and Avarice inwardly.
Many other Sins there Are now, for which this plague is among us, but there Are Some ways we walk in, Some continued Sins, either inwardly or outwardly, Drunkennesses outwardly, Hypocrisies inwardly; Adulteries outwardly, Concupiscences inwardly; Pride outwardly, Ambition inwardly; Usury outwardly, and Avarice inwardly.
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And answerably we must turne; Turne outwardly from our outward wicked wayes; and turne inwardly from our inward wicked wayes.
And answerably we must turn; Turn outwardly from our outward wicked ways; and turn inwardly from our inward wicked ways.
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Outwardly we must be sober, continent, humble, and liberall: and inwardly we must bee sincere, chaste, humble, and content.
Outwardly we must be Sobrium, continent, humble, and liberal: and inwardly we must be sincere, chaste, humble, and content.
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And this wee must especially doe; especially turne inwardly: for if we doe turne inwardly, we do turne outwardly.
And this we must especially do; especially turn inwardly: for if we do turn inwardly, we do turn outwardly.
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Whereas many men turne outwardly, that doe not turne inwardly. We may bee civill, yet hypocrites:
Whereas many men turn outwardly, that do not turn inwardly. We may be civil, yet Hypocrites:
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we may bee chaste for the outward man, and yet adulterous within:
we may be chaste for the outward man, and yet adulterous within:
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wee may bee humble outwardly, as Achab was, and yet ambitious in our hearts, as Absolom was:
we may be humble outwardly, as Ahab was, and yet ambitious in our hearts, as Absalom was:
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wee may bee prodigall in the outward acts of charity, and yet covetous within in our desires.
we may be prodigal in the outward acts of charity, and yet covetous within in our Desires.
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And what say the Schooles of this? Our actions are so farre vertuous or vitious,
And what say the Schools of this? Our actions Are so Far virtuous or vicious,
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as the will hath a hand in them. Vera bonitas & malitia sunt tantum in corde.
as the will hath a hand in them. Vera bonitas & malitia sunt Tantum in cord.
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True goodnes, true wickednes is onely in the heart. True Goodness, true wickedness is only in the heart.
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And God oftentimes takes not off his heavie hand, because we turne not from our wicked wayes with all our hearts. Non facta numerat, sed corda.
And God oftentimes Takes not off his heavy hand, Because we turn not from our wicked ways with all our hearts. Non facta numerat, sed Corda.
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Hee lookes not upon our hands, but upon our hearts. Animae amaritudo est anima poenitentiae. The turning with our heart, is the heart of turning;
He looks not upon our hands, but upon our hearts. Spirits amaritudo est anima poenitentiae. The turning with our heart, is the heart of turning;
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the repentance of the soule, is the soule of repentance. the Repentance of the soul, is the soul of Repentance.
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And because this is all in all, I shall shew you in a word for all,
And Because this is all in all, I shall show you in a word for all,
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whether you doe turne from your wicked wayes with your hearts. There are two speciall rules to know it by:
whither you do turn from your wicked ways with your hearts. There Are two special rules to know it by:
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The first is Si in, the second is Si post.
The First is Si in, the second is Si post.
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1. Si in: if in the act of our turning, we resolve never to have any more to do with sinne:
1. Si in: if in the act of our turning, we resolve never to have any more to do with sin:
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if we throw our sins away, as repenting Ephraim did: What have I any more to doe with Idols? Fie, Get you hence.
if we throw our Sins away, as repenting Ephraim did: What have I any more to do with Idols? Fie, Get you hence.
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Give me leave to aske some of you, Why doe you Vsurers call in for your money now? Because you will have no more to doe with usurie? or for feare you should loose your money in this sicknesse,
Give me leave to ask Some of you, Why do you Usurers call in for your money now? Because you will have no more to do with Usury? or for Fear you should lose your money in this sickness,
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and that when the sicknesse is past, you may have money to put out to use againe? It is a turning this;
and that when the sickness is past, you may have money to put out to use again? It is a turning this;
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But such a turning, that for all this, the plague may turn you into the earth, and these Reservations into Hell.
But such a turning, that for all this, the plague may turn you into the earth, and these Reservations into Hell.
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I could aske the Drunkard the same question, Why does hee lay aside his pots now? Because he will never bee drunke againe? or because he feares by such quaffing, hee may inflame his blood,
I could ask the Drunkard the same question, Why does he lay aside his pots now? Because he will never be drunk again? or Because he fears by such quaffing, he may inflame his blood,
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and get the infefection? and that at the fall, he may have his health, and fall to his Healths againe? It is a turning, this but, &c.
and get the infefection? and that At the fallen, he may have his health, and fallen to his Healths again? It is a turning, this but, etc.
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If you would have the plague turne from your heart, turne you from your sinnes, with all your hearts, with the resolutions and protestations of your hearts, That you will never have any more to doe with sinne. That is the first note.
If you would have the plague turn from your heart, turn you from your Sins, with all your hearts, with the resolutions and protestations of your hearts, That you will never have any more to do with sin. That is the First note.
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2 The second, Si post sequatur emendatio vitae, If after this resolution there followes amendment, and a better life.
2 The second, Si post sequatur emendatio vitae, If After this resolution there follows amendment, and a better life.
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Poenitentia sine emendatione vitae vana, quia caret fructu cui Deus eam servit. In vain is that repentance, which is not followed with a better life;
Penitence sine emendatione vitae Vana, quia caret fructu cui Deus eam Servit. In vain is that Repentance, which is not followed with a better life;
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because it beares not that fruit, for which God planted it: Because it bears not that fruit, for which God planted it:
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that is, the fruits of Righteousnesse. If thou finde thy selfe after the plague, as bad as thou wast before the plague;
that is, the fruits of Righteousness. If thou find thy self After the plague, as bad as thou wast before the plague;
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in the plague thou hast repented, but so, that for all that, God will follow thee with another plague,
in the plague thou hast repented, but so, that for all that, God will follow thee with Another plague,
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or send thee into hell for it. The plague never kills, till it hath poysoned the heart:
or send thee into hell for it. The plague never kills, till it hath poisoned the heart:
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nor is the plague ever killed, til the heart hath poysoned it with Repentance. From Plague and Hell good Lord deliver us all.
nor is the plague ever killed, till the heart hath poisoned it with Repentance. From Plague and Hell good Lord deliver us all.
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And that wee may all be delivered thence, God give us grace to turne from all our wicked wayes with all our hearts;
And that we may all be Delivered thence, God give us grace to turn from all our wicked ways with all our hearts;
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and assure us thereof in our holy resolutions presently, and in our holy conversations futurely; that presently wee may obtaine health, and futurely salvation, through Jesus Christ. Amen. and assure us thereof in our holy resolutions presently, and in our holy conversations futurely; that presently we may obtain health, and futurely salvation, through jesus christ. Amen.
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But being turned from our wicked wayes, to whom, or to what must we turne? Why, we must not turn,
But being turned from our wicked ways, to whom, or to what must we turn? Why, we must not turn,
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as too many wicked men in this world doe turne, from one sinne to another; not from prodigality to covetousnesse:
as too many wicked men in this world do turn, from one sin to Another; not from prodigality to covetousness:
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This is to turne from one Divell to another; not from the extortion of pawne taking, to the oppression of usurie.
This is to turn from one devil to Another; not from the extortion of pawn taking, to the oppression of Usury.
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This is to turn out one Divell by another:
This is to turn out one devil by Another:
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and for such a turning we may feare, That God will turne the plague of Pestilence into the plague of Famine, and that is worse:
and for such a turning we may Fear, That God will turn the plague of Pestilence into the plague of Famine, and that is Worse:
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and turne out the plague of Famine by the plague of Warre; and that is worst of all.
and turn out the plague of Famine by the plague of War; and that is worst of all.
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If you would have God turne away all these sore plagues, and leave a blessing behinde,
If you would have God turn away all these soar plagues, and leave a blessing behind,
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then you must turne to him. Turne to the Lord your God, sayes the Prophet. Wee need not goe so farre for the example:
then you must turn to him. Turn to the Lord your God, Says the Prophet. we need not go so Far for the Exampl:
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Looke but in the former chapter upon the petition; and there it is in the 38. verse.
Look but in the former chapter upon the petition; and there it is in the 38. verse.
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If they returne to thee with all their heart. If they return to thee with all their heart.
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And indeed, to whom else should we turne? Hee is the Lord and so onely can:
And indeed, to whom Else should we turn? He is the Lord and so only can:
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He is our God, and so surely will: With the Lord is power, with our God is mercie.
He is our God, and so surely will: With the Lord is power, with our God is mercy.
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By the power of the Lord hee did create us, and doth preserve us:
By the power of the Lord he did create us, and does preserve us:
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and therefore sayes the Psalmist, It is hee that hath made us, and not we our selves:
and Therefore Says the Psalmist, It is he that hath made us, and not we our selves:
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and therefore saith the Psalmist againe, If the Lord himselfe had not been on our side,
and Therefore Says the Psalmist again, If the Lord himself had not been on our side,
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now may Israel say, &c. And may not wee say so now? If the Lord himselfe had not been on our side,now may Israel say, etc. And may not we say so now? If the Lord himself had not been on our side,
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when the plague destroyes a thousand on our side, and ten thousand on our right hand,
when the plague Destroys a thousand on our side, and ten thousand on our right hand,
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but that it should light upon us too? No hand can keepe it from us,
but that it should Light upon us too? No hand can keep it from us,
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but the hand of the Lord.
but the hand of the Lord.
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And by the mercie of our God hee did redeeme us, doth forgive us, and will save us.
And by the mercy of our God he did Redeem us, does forgive us, and will save us.
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He redeemed Israel, he will save his people, sayes the Psalmist. He hath redeemed us from our enemies, He redeemed Israel, he will save his people, Says the Psalmist. He hath redeemed us from our enemies,
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and from the hands of all that hate us, sayes Zacharie: and sayes hee here, I will forgive their sinne. and from the hands of all that hate us, Says Zacharias: and Says he Here, I will forgive their sin.
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It is my fist and last consideration of this part, Quid efficit, what good does this turning from our wicked wayes to God doe? Why, it obtaines forgivenesse,
It is my fist and last consideration of this part, Quid efficit, what good does this turning from our wicked ways to God do? Why, it obtains forgiveness,
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and here I shall shew you, God willing, first, that God onely can forgive sinnes: Secondly, that God certainly doth forgive all sinnes.
and Here I shall show you, God willing, First, that God only can forgive Sins: Secondly, that God Certainly does forgive all Sins.
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First, God onely can forgive sins;
First, God only can forgive Sins;
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so the Iewe• disputed well, when they sayd, Who can forgive sinnes, but God onely? Nor did Christ gaine-say it,
so the Iewe• disputed well, when they said, Who can forgive Sins, but God only? Nor did christ gainsay it,
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though he sayd againe, The Son of Man hath power to forgive sins:
though he said again, The Son of Man hath power to forgive Sins:
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for that was by vertue of the Union of the God-head and Manhood into one Person;
for that was by virtue of the union of the Godhead and Manhood into one Person;
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Originally it is in God, I, and onely too. Nor is Quorum remiseritis any Barre, Whose sinnes yee forgive, they are forgiven:
Originally it is in God, I, and only too. Nor is Quorum Remiss any Bar, Whose Sins ye forgive, they Are forgiven:
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for the power of the Priest is but a Delegate, a ministeriall, a dependent power;
for the power of the Priest is but a Delegate, a ministerial, a dependent power;
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a power to ascertaine us, that such a thing is done Sicut in terra, sic in Coelo;
a power to ascertain us, that such a thing is done Sicut in terra, sic in Coelo;
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As in Earth, so in Heaven: It is Primitive, Imperiall, and Soveraigne in God;As in Earth, so in Heaven: It is Primitive, Imperial, and Sovereign in God;
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therefore sayes the Church, O God, whose nature and property is alwayes (It will beare onely too) to have mercy, and to forgive;
Therefore Says the Church, Oh God, whose nature and property is always (It will bear only too) to have mercy, and to forgive;
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therefore sayes Daniel, To thee ô Lord belongeth mercy: therefore St. Paul calls him, The Father of mercy, and God of all consolation;
Therefore Says daniel, To thee o Lord belongeth mercy: Therefore Saint Paul calls him, The Father of mercy, and God of all consolation;
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and so GOD proclaimes himselfe, The Lord, the Lord God, strong, gracious, mercifull, and ready to forgive, &c. And so King David prayes, According to the multitude of thy mercies doe away all mine offences.
and so GOD proclaims himself, The Lord, the Lord God, strong, gracious, merciful, and ready to forgive, etc. And so King David prays, According to the multitude of thy Mercies do away all mine offences.
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In a word, sinne is onely directly against God, and therefore God onely can directly forgive sinne. In a word, sin is only directly against God, and Therefore God only can directly forgive sin.
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As David therefore to his Auditory, Trust not in wrong, & robbery, nor in my childe of man,
As David Therefore to his Auditory, Trust not in wrong, & robbery, nor in my child of man,
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for there is no helpe in them: for there is no help in them:
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so I to you, trust not in Indulgences, nor in Supererogations though the Churches, though the Saints;
so I to you, trust not in Indulgences, nor in Supererogations though the Churches, though the Saints;
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they are fallen, that you may stand upright;
they Are fallen, that you may stand upright;
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goe to God, but goe to God in the face of Iesu• Christ; for as it is Gods property to forgive,
go to God, but go to God in the face of Iesu• christ; for as it is God's property to forgive,
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so it is his property to forgive in Christ. GOD looke• graciously upon none, but in the face of Iesus Christ: And then Ec• Agnus Dei qui tollit peccata mund• Behold the Lambe of God which take away the sinnes of the world.
so it is his property to forgive in christ. GOD looke• graciously upon none, but in the face of Iesus christ: And then Ec• Agnus Dei qui Tollit Peccata mund• Behold the Lamb of God which take away the Sins of the world.
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And secondly, as God onely ca• forgive sinnes: And secondly, as God only ca• forgive Sins:
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so God certainel• doth forgive all sinnes, all sinne• that men turne from, and aske for givenesse for:
so God certainel• does forgive all Sins, all sinne• that men turn from, and ask for givenesse for:
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so Christ himself tells us, All sinues shall be forgive• save the blasphemy against the Ho• Ghost.
so christ himself tells us, All Sinews shall be forgive• save the blasphemy against the Ho• Ghost.
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And shall not that sinne be forgiven? how then doth God forgive all sinnes? To answer this, you must understand what Christ there speaks of; And shall not that sin be forgiven? how then does God forgive all Sins? To answer this, you must understand what christ there speaks of;
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He speaks not, De personae Spiritus, Of a sinne against the person of the Spirit, but Dona, Against the graces of the Spirit: No sure;
He speaks not, De personae Spiritus, Of a sin against the person of the Spirit, but Dona, Against the graces of the Spirit: No sure;
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for, God blesse us, which of us have not sinned against the person of the Spirit? Which of us have not resisted, quenched,
for, God bless us, which of us have not sinned against the person of the Spirit? Which of us have not resisted, quenched,
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and grieved the Spirit? I: ô God have mercy upon us, and against the Graces of the Spirit too;
and grieved the Spirit? I: o God have mercy upon us, and against the Graces of the Spirit too;
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yet not to death, we trust •n God.
yet not to death, we trust •n God.
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For howsoever the Schooles say, The sinne against the Holy Ghost, is •ot a sinne of Ignorance;
For howsoever the Schools say, The sin against the Holy Ghost, is •ot a sin of Ignorance;
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No, that's •ardonable, as St. Pauls was; because a man may affect too much knowledge, as Adam did;
No, that's •ardonable, as Saint Paul's was; Because a man may affect too much knowledge, as Adam did;
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nor yet is it a sinne of Infirmity; no, that's •ardonable, as St. Peters denyall was;
nor yet is it a sin of Infirmity; no, that's •ardonable, as Saint Peter's denial was;
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because a man may affect too much Soveraignty, as the Angels did; but a sinne of Malice it is, because a man cannot affect too much Love.
Because a man may affect too much Sovereignty, as the Angels did; but a sin of Malice it is, Because a man cannot affect too much Love.
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Yet with submission, I dare not send any weake conscience to despaire for this; for which of us have not sinned, when wee have knowne sinne to be sinne,
Yet with submission, I Dare not send any weak conscience to despair for this; for which of us have not sinned, when we have known sin to be sin,
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and that against the arguments and perswasions of our owne Conscience;
and that against the Arguments and persuasions of our own Conscience;
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yes, against the motions of Gods Spirit• and what is this lesse than a sinne of Malice? and God forbid, this should bee sinne against the Holy Ghost, and unpardonable. No sure, it is not:
yes, against the motions of God's Spirit• and what is this less than a sin of Malice? and God forbid, this should be sin against the Holy Ghost, and unpardonable. No sure, it is not:
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The sinne against the Holy Ghost, that which is impardonable, is for all the world, like the mad mans sicknesse;
The sin against the Holy Ghost, that which is impardonable, is for all the world, like the mad men sickness;
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not that it cannot be cured, but because it will not bee cured:
not that it cannot be cured, but Because it will not be cured:
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The Glasse• which brings his health, he throws against the Physitians head, and fights against his owne Cure:
The Glasse• which brings his health, he throws against the Physicians head, and fights against his own Cure:
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And such is the sinne against the Holy Ghost; when God hath tryed all wayes, Judgments, Mercies, promises, and threats;
And such is the sin against the Holy Ghost; when God hath tried all ways, Judgments, mercies, promises, and Treats;
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and all these are received in vaine, and the man will not repent: then, ah, then, I say no more;
and all these Are received in vain, and the man will not Repent: then, ah, then, I say no more;
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but as from all sinne, so from this sinne above all sinne, Good Lord deliver us. Till then, blessed bee the Name of God for it, there is no sinne against God, but may be forgiven.
but as from all sin, so from this sin above all sin, Good Lord deliver us. Till then, blessed be the Name of God for it, there is no sin against God, but may be forgiven.
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No sinne, though Tam multa, though Tam magna; though they be as many as Manasses's, more than the sands of the Sea;
No sin, though Tam Multa, though Tam Magna; though they be as many as Manasses's, more than the sands of the Sea;
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though they be as heavy as King Davids, a sore burthen, and too heavy for us to •eare;
though they be as heavy as King Davids, a soar burden, and too heavy for us to •eare;
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why yet for all this, God •orgave them, and why not us? surely he will forgive us,
why yet for all this, God •orgave them, and why not us? surely he will forgive us,
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if wee will •oe as they did, Repent, and turne from our wicked wayes.
if we will •oe as they did, repent, and turn from our wicked ways.
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For all this, Repentance doth, or rather intreats God to doe all this, you may bee sure on't,
For all this, Repentance does, or rather intreats God to do all this, you may be sure oned,
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so that your Repentance be not like a Planet; sometimes i• Conjunction with God; some times in more, sometimes in lesse aspect;
so that your Repentance be not like a Planet; sometime i• Conjunction with God; Some times in more, sometime in less aspect;
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sometimes in plaine opposition, for then you are not forgiven else if your Repentance be fixt, be sure on't;
sometime in plain opposition, for then you Are not forgiven Else if your Repentance be fixed, be sure oned;
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so that your Repentance be not like the plague:
so that your Repentance be not like the plague:
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The plague takes one away, it may bee to day and then shuts up that house for Moneth;
The plague Takes one away, it may be to day and then shuts up that house for Monn;
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when the Moneth is expired within a Weeke, and the poore soules hope for liberty, the the plague takes away another, an• shuts up the house for a Monet longer:
when the Monn is expired within a Week, and the poor Souls hope for liberty, the the plague Takes away Another, an• shuts up the house for a Monet longer:
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So if your Repentance b• onely for fits, you may doubt o• forgivenesse; otherwise, if it be steady and constant, if you are so•ry for what is past,
So if your Repentance b• only for fits, you may doubt o• forgiveness; otherwise, if it be steady and constant, if you Are so•ry for what is past,
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and resolu• for the time to come, and sinne 〈 ◊ 〉 more, why, behold thou art ma• whole.
and resolu• for the time to come, and sin 〈 ◊ 〉 more, why, behold thou art ma• Whole.
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All that I have to say to you more of this, is this, to beseech you to labour for forgivenesse:
All that I have to say to you more of this, is this, to beseech you to labour for forgiveness:
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To be a sinner, Oh God, a sinner, it is the greatest plague that man ever pull'd upon his owne head;
To be a sinner, O God, a sinner, it is the greatest plague that man ever pulled upon his own head;
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but to bee a forgiven sinner, to have our sinnes forgiven, this is a blessing of blessings;
but to be a forgiven sinner, to have our Sins forgiven, this is a blessing of blessings;
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I, this makes a man blessed indeed: For blessed is hee whose un•ighteousnesse is forgiven, and whose sinne is covered:
I, this makes a man blessed indeed: For blessed is he whose un•ighteousnesse is forgiven, and whose sin is covered:
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Blessed is the man to whom the Lord imputes no sinne. Blessed is the man to whom the Lord imputes no sin.
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Many there be that care not, so they may have the carnall desires of their hearts;
Many there be that care not, so they may have the carnal Desires of their hearts;
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but as Abraham •ayd to God, when hee had given him Canaan, and many a larger promise, Lord, what is all this, seeing I goe childlesse? So say I to them;
but as Abraham •ayd to God, when he had given him Canaan, and many a larger promise, Lord, what is all this, seeing I go childless? So say I to them;
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they have children at their desire, pleasures at their command, •ches at their becke;
they have children At their desire, pleasures At their command, •ches At their beck;
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but what are all these, if they want forgivenesse: Oh happy, oh peaceable forgivenesse, let me be as poore as Iob, as sicke as Hezechias, as hungry as Lazarus, I care not,
but what Are all these, if they want forgiveness: O happy, o peaceable forgiveness, let me be as poor as Job, as sick as Hezekiah, as hungry as Lazarus, I care not,
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so I may have the forgivenesse of my sinnes.
so I may have the forgiveness of my Sins.
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If you once have this, you may be sure, the next thing will be, The Land will be healed, if you seeke the face of God.
If you once have this, you may be sure, the next thing will be, The Land will be healed, if you seek the face of God.
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It is my fourth, and last part, but the time parts this, and that; for that I must rest your Debtor till we meete againe:
It is my fourth, and last part, but the time parts this, and that; for that I must rest your Debtor till we meet again:
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In the meane time, God give us grace so the turne from our wicked wayes, that he may forgive us our sinnes through Jesus Christ:
In the mean time, God give us grace so the turn from our wicked ways, that he may forgive us our Sins through jesus christ:
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To whom with the Holy Ghost, three persons, one God, be ascribed all honour and glory, now, and forever, Amen.To whom with the Holy Ghost, three Persons, one God, be ascribed all honour and glory, now, and forever, Amen.
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The third Sermon. 2. Chron. 7.14. And seeke my face, and I will heale their Land.
The third Sermon. 2. Chronicles 7.14. And seek my face, and I will heal their Land.
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THis is the fourth, and last Ingredient that cures the Plague;
THis is the fourth, and last Ingredient that cures the Plague;
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I call'd it the healing Pill, and so it is, and so it had need to be:
I called it the healing Pill, and so it is, and so it had need to be:
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For the purging Pill left some Excoriasions; we did not so turne from our picked wayes, but there were many infirmities left, even enough to de•troy us;
For the purging Pill left Some Excoriasions; we did not so turn from our picked ways, but there were many infirmities left, even enough to de•troy us;
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many bleeding sores for all that, even enough to drive us to despaire, if God enter into Judgement with us:
many bleeding sores for all that, even enough to drive us to despair, if God enter into Judgement with us:
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But there is mercy with God, mercy with him to heale us;
But there is mercy with God, mercy with him to heal us;
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and to obtaine it, we must seeke his face. And here I shall shew, with Gods leave,
and to obtain it, we must seek his face. And Here I shall show, with God's leave,
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and your patience, first, what it is to seeke; and secondly, what is the Face of God.
and your patience, First, what it is to seek; and secondly, what is the Face of God.
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In the first of these, wee must observe first, a Quando; secondly, a Quomodo, thirdly,
In the First of these, we must observe First, a Quando; secondly, a Quomodo, Thirdly,
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an Vbi; and them from all, which may bee a third generall part, what all this doth;
an Vbi; and them from all, which may be a third general part, what all this does;
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it heales our Land, or rather intreat• God to doe, what here he sayes, 〈 ◊ 〉 will heale their Land, and first of the first, what is it to seeke.
it heals our Land, or rather intreat• God to do, what Here he Says, 〈 ◊ 〉 will heal their Land, and First of the First, what is it to seek.
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Quaerere est actus diligentiae, to seeke proposes diligence, and supposes 〈 ◊ 〉 losse; so wee are all at a bay, an• losse. Quaerere est actus diligentiae, to seek proposes diligence, and supposes 〈 ◊ 〉 loss; so we Are all At a bay, an• loss.
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Having sinned in Adam, w•• are all deprived of the glory of God and so it came to passe with Adam as with a griping Vsurer, who extorting more than was due, lost all, both Principall and Interest:
Having sinned in Adam, w•• Are all deprived of the glory of God and so it Come to pass with Adam as with a gripping Usurer, who extorting more than was due, lost all, both Principal and Interest:
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For Adam, by striving to know more than was allowed him, lost that knowledge which before was granted him;
For Adam, by striving to know more than was allowed him, lost that knowledge which before was granted him;
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and so became ignorant of God, and ignorant of himselfe; and what befell him, befell us.
and so became ignorant of God, and ignorant of himself; and what befell him, befell us.
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For as a man that is in the darke, cannot see any thing, no, not himselfe:
For as a man that is in the dark, cannot see any thing, no, not himself:
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so Adams brats being borne in sinne, which is the thickest darknesse, are ignorant, and cannot see either God their Creator, or themselves, his Creatures.
so Adams brats being born in sin, which is the thickest darkness, Are ignorant, and cannot see either God their Creator, or themselves, his Creatures.
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And hence it is, that there is a con•inuall seeking up and downe in the world;
And hence it is, that there is a con•inuall seeking up and down in the world;
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so that if a question were asked, what all men in the World •oe? it might bee answered in a word, Quaerunt, They seeke: somewhat we want, somewhat we would have:
so that if a question were asked, what all men in the World •oe? it might be answered in a word, Quaerunt, They seek: somewhat we want, somewhat we would have:
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though when we have it, wee are not contented with it;
though when we have it, we Are not contented with it;
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Multa pete•tibus desunt multa; untill we find that which is able to satisfie us, and that is God himselfe.Multa pete•tibus desunt Multa; until we find that which is able to satisfy us, and that is God himself.
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So St. August. Ate Domine sumus, & irrequietum est cor nostrum, donec revertamur ad te: From thee oh Lord wee are,
So Saint August. Ate Domine sumus, & irrequietum est cor nostrum, donec revertamur ad te: From thee o Lord we Are,
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and we are not at quiet till wee are with thee againe. and we Are not At quiet till we Are with thee again.
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The wanton seekes to please his Flesh, the worldling seekes to fill his Purse, the profuse seekes to corrupt his manners, the Divell too, he seeks to damne our Soules;
The wanton seeks to please his Flesh, the worldling seeks to fill his Purse, the profuse seeks to corrupt his manners, the devil too, he seeks to damn our Souls;
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all these, and many more, runne about the street, and seeke, and are never satisfied: Onely God seeks our Conversion, and is well pleased in it.
all these, and many more, run about the street, and seek, and Are never satisfied: Only God seeks our Conversion, and is well pleased in it.
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As I live saith the Lord, I desire not the death of a sinner, but rather that the sinner turn• from his wicked way, and live. As I live Says the Lord, I desire not the death of a sinner, but rather that the sinner turn• from his wicked Way, and live.
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And the godly man seekes the face of God and delights in it: Oh when shall come & appeare before the face of God sayes David?
And the godly man seeks the face of God and delights in it: O when shall come & appear before the face of God Says David?
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So all men seeke, and therefore all men are lost;
So all men seek, and Therefore all men Are lost;
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lost all in themselves, because they have all lost God: Tua perditio ex to ô Israel, Thy perdition is of thy selfe oh Israel;
lost all in themselves, Because they have all lost God: Tua Perdition ex to o Israel, Thy perdition is of thy self o Israel;
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They are all gone out of the way, they are altogether become abhominable, there is also none that doth good, no, not one. They Are all gone out of the Way, they Are altogether become abominable, there is also none that does good, no, not one.
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We are all, God helpe us, like the Woman in the Gospell, that lost her Groat;
We Are all, God help us, like the Woman in the Gospel, that lost her Groat;
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God give us the grace that she had, To light a Candle, and seeke;
God give us the grace that she had, To Light a Candle, and seek;
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to light the Candle of Nature, and seeke the face of God in the booke of the Creatures, the Workes of his hands:
to Light the Candle of Nature, and seek the face of God in the book of the Creatures, the Works of his hands:
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To light the Candle of the Law, and see•e the face of God in the Words of his Mouth, the Bookes of Moses, and the Prophets: and to light the Candle of Grace,
To Light the Candle of the Law, and see•e the face of God in the Words of his Mouth, the Books of Moses, and the prophets: and to Light the Candle of Grace,
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and to seeke the face of God in the expresse Image of his person, the Sonne of God incarnated, Iesus Christ. You see what it is to seeke; it is to use diligence for the recovery of what we have lost,
and to seek the face of God in the express Image of his person, the Son of God incarnated, Iesus christ. You see what it is to seek; it is to use diligence for the recovery of what we have lost,
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and that is the face of God.
and that is the face of God.
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It is my second Consideration, wherein I am to tell you, what is meant by the Face of God; and I conceive it necessary I should unfold this phrase unto you;
It is my second Consideration, wherein I am to tell you, what is meant by the Face of God; and I conceive it necessary I should unfold this phrase unto you;
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for wee cannot behold the face of GOD, and live;
for we cannot behold the face of GOD, and live;
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and how then are wee heere commanded to seeke the face of God, that wee may live, that our Land may be healed? Why that we shall know,
and how then Are we Here commanded to seek the face of God, that we may live, that our Land may be healed? Why that we shall know,
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when we know, what is meant by the Face of God, and what is here then meant by the Face of God?
when we know, what is meant by the Face of God, and what is Here then meant by the Face of God?
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1. Some by the face of God doe understand, Facies majestatis, The face of his majestie and glorie, but this in this life wee cannot enjoy;
1. some by the face of God do understand, Fancies majestatis, The face of his majesty and glory, but this in this life we cannot enjoy;
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and whether wee shall throughly and perfectly enjoy it in the next, it is a question:
and whither we shall thoroughly and perfectly enjoy it in the next, it is a question:
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For the Cherubims, as glorious and unspotted creatures as they are, cannot behold it for glorie, and therefore they doe veile their faces with their wings.
For the Cherubims, as glorious and unspotted creatures as they Are, cannot behold it for glory, and Therefore they do veil their faces with their wings.
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In this life it is onely desireable, and wee may say with David, O when shall I come and appeare before the presence of God? One thing have I desired of the Lord, which I will still seeke after ever, that I may dwell in the house of the Lord, to behold the faire beauty of the Lord,
In this life it is only desirable, and we may say with David, Oh when shall I come and appear before the presence of God? One thing have I desired of the Lord, which I will still seek After ever, that I may dwell in the house of the Lord, to behold the fair beauty of the Lord,
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and to enquire in his holy Temple. In the next life it is admirable, and full of glorie.and to inquire in his holy Temple. In the next life it is admirable, and full of glory.
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2. Others understand, Facies Iustitiae, The face of his justice and judgement; But this is formidable, and full of feare;
2. Others understand, Fancies Iustitiae, The face of his Justice and judgement; But this is formidable, and full of Fear;
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wee dare not behold it, we dare not: For King David, a man after Gods owne heart, did not dare;
we Dare not behold it, we Dare not: For King David, a man After God's own heart, did not Dare;
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and therefore did hee so de precate it, Enter not into judgement with thy servant, O Lord,
and Therefore did he so the precate it, Enter not into judgement with thy servant, Oh Lord,
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for in thy sight shall no man living be justified. So fearfull it was to him;for in thy sighed shall no man living be justified. So fearful it was to him;
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how much more fearfull to us? For we feare and tremble now wee see but the backe parts of it, the plague.
how much more fearful to us? For we Fear and tremble now we see but the back parts of it, the plague.
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The plague, and all other judgements in this world, are but the backe parts of the Face of Gods judgement.
The plague, and all other Judgments in this world, Are but the back parts of the Face of God's judgement.
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His judgements in Hell are intollerable. Here we deprecate, From plague and pestilence deliver us, O Lord;
His Judgments in Hell Are intolerable. Here we deprecate, From plague and pestilence deliver us, Oh Lord;
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if not from these, for these tall alike upon good and bad; yet from Hell, for Iesus Christ his sake.
if not from these, for these tall alike upon good and bad; yet from Hell, for Iesus christ his sake.
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For Hell is onely for the bad, and not for the good.
For Hell is only for the bad, and not for the good.
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Or if you you will take Iuslitia here in the fairest acception, for Righteousnesse; why even so, wee are not able to make answer to one of a thousand.
Or if you you will take Iuslitia Here in the Fairest acception, for Righteousness; why even so, we Are not able to make answer to one of a thousand.
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Should God but examine our good deeds, our Devotions, and our Charities, our Fastings and our Repentances, by the exact rule of Righteousnesse, O God,
Should God but examine our good Deeds, our Devotions, and our Charities, our Fastings and our Repentances, by the exact Rule of Righteousness, Oh God,
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how short should wee by them come of Heaven! 3. Others therefore by the Face of God, understand Facies Misericordiae, The Face of Mercie.
how short should we by them come of Heaven! 3. Others Therefore by the Face of God, understand Fancies Mercy, The Face of Mercy.
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And this is it wee must seeke.
And this is it we must seek.
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The face of his Majestie strikes us dead, the Face of his Wisedome wee admire, the Face of his Iustice wee stand in awe of, the Face of his Vengeance we fly from,
The face of his Majesty strikes us dead, the Face of his Wisdom we admire, the Face of his justice we stand in awe of, the Face of his Vengeance we fly from,
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but the Face of his Mercie, his Mercie, This is that strong, out of which came this Sweet, and the full unfolding of Sampsons Riddle, This is that Lion out of which came this Honie-combe. I will not feare what man or Divell can doe unto mee,
but the Face of his Mercy, his Mercy, This is that strong, out of which Come this Sweet, and the full unfolding of Sampsons Riddle, This is that lion out of which Come this Honeycomb. I will not Fear what man or devil can do unto me,
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so long as I can seeke the Face of Gods mercie.
so long as I can seek the Face of God's mercy.
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This is it, we are here bid to seek, and seeke it till we finde it, till we behold it, till it doeth manifest it selfe unto us.
This is it, we Are Here bid to seek, and seek it till we find it, till we behold it, till it doth manifest it self unto us.
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But how may we know when we finde it? how may we know when the Face of Gods mercie doth manifest it selfe unto us?
But how may we know when we find it? how may we know when the Face of God's mercy does manifest it self unto us?
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Why that we may know, if wee know how and when the Sunne doth manifest it selfe unto us.
Why that we may know, if we know how and when the Sun does manifest it self unto us.
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And the Sunne, you know, doth manifest it selfe, 1. Obscurely, 2. Plainly, and 3. Fully. The Sunne is manifested, 1. by Day light, that is, Obscurely, and this manifestation is common to all in the same clyma• unto which the Sunne is risen. 2. It manifests it selfe by Sun-shine, that is, Plainly, and this is not in all places where the day light is.
And the Sun, you know, does manifest it self, 1. Obscurely, 2. Plainly, and 3. fully. The Sun is manifested, 1. by Day Light, that is, Obscurely, and this manifestation is Common to all in the same clyma• unto which the Sun is risen. 2. It manifests it self by Sunshine, that is, Plainly, and this is not in all places where the day Light is.
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It is 3. manifested in his full strength, that is, Perfectly, and this is onely in the Heavens, where the body is present,
It is 3. manifested in his full strength, that is, Perfectly, and this is only in the Heavens, where the body is present,
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& no bodies enjoy it but the starres, because no other bodies can endure it but the starres;
& no bodies enjoy it but the Stars, Because no other bodies can endure it but the Stars;
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and there by they are glorious bodies.
and there by they Are glorious bodies.
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So God doth manifest his Face of mercie. 1. By the workes of his genetall providence to all the world, In him we live, we move, and have our being.
So God does manifest his Face of mercy. 1. By the works of his genital providence to all the world, In him we live, we move, and have our being.
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This is an obscure manifestation of himselfe, as it were, by day light;
This is an Obscure manifestation of himself, as it were, by day Light;
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yet even this, as obscure as it is, is enough to make all men without excuse, because hereby wee may understand His eternall power and God-head.
yet even this, as Obscure as it is, is enough to make all men without excuse, Because hereby we may understand His Eternal power and Godhead.
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He 2. manifests the Face of his mercie, by the peculiar workes of Grace to his Church. This is the Plaine Sunshine of his mercie:
He 2. manifests the Face of his mercy, by the peculiar works of Grace to his Church. This is the Plain Sunshine of his mercy:
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And blessed are the people that bee in such a case;
And blessed Are the people that be in such a case;
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for Hee hath not dealt so with every nation, neither have the Heathen knowledge of his Lawes. for He hath not dealt so with every Nation, neither have the Heathen knowledge of his Laws.
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The •est of the world, in respect of the Church, sits in darknesse, and in the hadow of death.
The •est of the world, in respect of the Church, sits in darkness, and in the hadow of death.
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May this face of is mercie, the Sunne of his Gospell, •hine bright & pure within the walles of this kingdome, till wee and our posterities after us, come to see and behold the third manifestation of his face in Heaven, which is the fullest manifestation that any creature is capable of whether Saint or Angel, May this face of is mercy, the Sun of his Gospel, •hine bright & pure within the walls of this Kingdom, till we and our Posterities After us, come to see and behold the third manifestation of his face in Heaven, which is the Fullest manifestation that any creature is capable of whither Saint or Angel,
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and thereby they are glorious and sanctified bodies. That, that is here spoken of, is the second, and the meaning is this;and thereby they Are glorious and sanctified bodies. That, that is Here spoken of, is the second, and the meaning is this;
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seeke my face, viz. Seeke my mercy. seek my face, viz. Seek my mercy.
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My mercy as it is revealed unto you in the Mercy seat, and in the Sanctuarie, where the Incense Altar, and the Ark stood:
My mercy as it is revealed unto you in the Mercy seat, and in the Sanctuary, where the Incense Altar, and the Ark stood:
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the Incense Altar in the middle of the Sanctuarie, and the Ark in the Sanctum Sanctorum; that in the body of the Church, this in the Quire, or the Chancell. Here stood the Arke with the Law of God in it,
the Incense Altar in the middle of the Sanctuary, and the Ark in the Sanctum Sanctorum; that in the body of the Church, this in the Choir, or the Chancel. Here stood the Ark with the Law of God in it,
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and the Mercy-seate upon it, which was called NONLATINALPHABET, or NONLATINALPHABET, a Propitiatorie, or a Propitiation, because it covered the Law,
and the Mercy-seat upon it, which was called, or, a Propitiatory, or a Propitiation, Because it covered the Law,
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and hid it, that it might not appeare before God, to plead against man:
and hid it, that it might not appear before God, to plead against man:
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and there in the Sanctuarie stood the Incense Altar, which was sprinkled once every yeare with the blood of the Sacrifice,
and there in the Sanctuary stood the Incense Altar, which was sprinkled once every year with the blood of the Sacrifice,
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or the Sinne offering once every yeare, because an attonement was thereby made for the people.
or the Sin offering once every year, Because an atonement was thereby made for the people.
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This was a type of Prayer, that of Iesus Christ, with whose blood, if our prayers bee sprinkled, He is the propitiation for our sinnes.
This was a type of Prayer, that of Iesus christ, with whose blood, if our Prayers be sprinkled, He is the propitiation for our Sins.
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That you may bee sure this is the meaning, you may looke upon the prayer, to which this Text is the answer. That you may be sure this is the meaning, you may look upon the prayer, to which this Text is the answer.
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The prayer was this, If there be a pestilence, and the people shall pray with their hands spread towards this house, viz. the Temple of Solomon: that Temple was but a type, that type is long since ruined,
The prayer was this, If there be a pestilence, and the people shall pray with their hands spread towards this house, viz. the Temple of Solomon: that Temple was but a type, that type is long since ruined,
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but the truth thereof abides for ever, and it is this, If God sends a pestilence amongst us Christians,
but the truth thereof abides for ever, and it is this, If God sends a pestilence among us Christians,
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then we must humble our selves and pray, and turne from our wicked wayes, and seek his face by bonding our eyes towards the mercy seate, viz. his right hand, where Jesus Christ sits making intercession for us, that our prayers may bee accepted, that our Land may be healed. then we must humble our selves and pray, and turn from our wicked ways, and seek his face by bonding our eyes towards the mercy seat, viz. his right hand, where jesus christ sits making Intercession for us, that our Prayers may be accepted, that our Land may be healed.
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I conclude this with that of Saint Stephen, when his enemies stoned him, He looked up stedfastly into Heaven,
I conclude this with that of Saint Stephen, when his enemies stoned him, He looked up steadfastly into Heaven,
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and saw the glory of God, and Jesus standing on the right hand of God, Si• vos, so doe you; and saw the glory of God, and jesus standing on the right hand of God, Si• vos, so do you;
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now the plague destroyes your neighbours about you, looke you stedfastly up to Heaven, and by the light and Eye of Faith, see Iesus Christ at the right hand of God,
now the plague Destroys your neighbours about you, look you steadfastly up to Heaven, and by the Light and Eye of Faith, see Iesus christ At the right hand of God,
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and with faithfull prayers never leave importuning God, till hee have healed your Land, or saved your soules.
and with faithful Prayers never leave importuning God, till he have healed your Land, or saved your Souls.
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And one of these you shall be sure of, if not both; for marke the Apostles inference:
And one of these you shall be sure of, if not both; for mark the Apostles Inference:
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Hee hath given his Sonne for us, and will not he with him give us all things? It is as if he should have sayd, hee hath delivered the better part, your Soules from Hell; He hath given his Son for us, and will not he with him give us all things? It is as if he should have said, he hath Delivered the better part, your Souls from Hell;
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and will not hee deliver your worse part, your Body from the plague? Hee did that by Iesus Christ, when you desired him not;
and will not he deliver your Worse part, your Body from the plague? He did that by Iesus christ, when you desired him not;
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and will not hee doe this for Iesus Christ his sake, when you desire him? there is no doubt to be made of it,
and will not he do this for Iesus christ his sake, when you desire him? there is no doubt to be made of it,
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so that we seeke him, as wee should:
so that we seek him, as we should:
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It is my third thing I have to doe, and here I am first to tell you, when you must seeke him.
It is my third thing I have to do, and Here I am First to tell you, when you must seek him.
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First, there is a time we may find, if we seeke; secondly, there is a time we shall finde, if wee seeke;
First, there is a time we may find, if we seek; secondly, there is a time we shall find, if we seek;
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and thirdly, there is a time, though we seeke, yet we shall not finde.
and Thirdly, there is a time, though we seek, yet we shall not find.
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First, we may chance to finde him, if wee seeke him upon our Death-beds, and never till then.
First, we may chance to find him, if we seek him upon our Deathbeds, and never till then.
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But it is a chance, this, and a meere chance, if wee doe; some one, or two there are amongst 10000. that have so done:
But it is a chance, this, and a mere chance, if we do; Some one, or two there Are among 10000. that have so done:
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but it is not safe to follow this example;
but it is not safe to follow this Exampl;
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hee were but a mad man, that having a long journey to goe, would leave his money behinde him,
he were but a mad man, that having a long journey to go, would leave his money behind him,
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because hee hath heard of one or two that have found a purse of money in their journey:
Because he hath herd of one or two that have found a purse of money in their journey:
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And little lesse than mad is hee, that will deferre seeking of God till his Death-bed, hoping to finde him then,
And little less than mad is he, that will defer seeking of God till his Deathbed, hoping to find him then,
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because one Thiefe upon the Crosse did so: there is no certainty this way; no wisedome to trust to this.
Because one Thief upon the Cross did so: there is no certainty this Way; no Wisdom to trust to this.
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To seeke, I told you before, is an act of diligence, we must stirre ourselves, and turne our selves this way, and that way, and every way;
To seek, I told you before, is an act of diligence, we must stir ourselves, and turn our selves this Way, and that Way, and every Way;
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and enquire of every one we meete, if we intend to finde what we seeke:
and inquire of every one we meet, if we intend to find what we seek:
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But then, upon our Death-beds, alas, God knows, wee cannot stirre our selves, much lesse turne our selves;
But then, upon our Deathbeds, alas, God knows, we cannot stir our selves, much less turn our selves;
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nor hardly enquire what we have to doe for paine.
nor hardly inquire what we have to do for pain.
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All that we can doe then, is to lye still in our beds, and let the Minister speake a few words in our eares;
All that we can do then, is to lie still in our Beds, and let the Minister speak a few words in our ears;
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and if he wil be so kinde, as to administer a little comfortable Divinity to our soules,
and if he will be so kind, as to administer a little comfortable Divinity to our Souls,
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and so send them away, God knows whither:
and so send them away, God knows whither:
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I speake not this, that any old man should despaire, no, despaire not, though you never sought God till your Death-beds;
I speak not this, that any old man should despair, no, despair not, though you never sought God till your Deathbeds;
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for one there was, and a Thiefe hee was, that never sought till then, and then did finde:
for one there was, and a Thief he was, that never sought till then, and then did find:
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But he was but one, and therefore doe you young men take •eed how you presume till then:
But he was but one, and Therefore do you young men take •eed how you presume till then:
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For there were five Virgins, and this makes the Wager five to one, that were shut out for not seeking sooner,
For there were five Virgins, and this makes the Wager five to one, that were shut out for not seeking sooner,
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and received for answer, when they knock'd for entrance, Nescio vos, Away, I know you not;
and received for answer, when they knocked for Entrance, Nescio vos, Away, I know you not;
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that wee may not receive the like answer, I pray God give us grace to seeke sooner.
that we may not receive the like answer, I pray God give us grace to seek sooner.
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There is more hope to prevent the fire, when it is upon our Neighbours house, than to quench the fire, when it is upon our owne house:
There is more hope to prevent the fire, when it is upon our Neighbours house, than to quench the fire, when it is upon our own house:
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and it is more possible to finde God, if wee seeke his face, when the plague is amongst us,
and it is more possible to find God, if we seek his face, when the plague is among us,
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then if wee deferre it, till the plague be upon us:
then if we defer it, till the plague be upon us:
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If I send a pestilence amongst my people, is the Text, not upon them: while it is In aelios, amongst others, let us seeke,If I send a pestilence among my people, is the Text, not upon them: while it is In aelios, among Others, let us seek,
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and not put off till it be In nos, Vpon us;
and not put off till it be In nos, Upon us;
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and so happily we may finde him so, as to preserve us still from the plague,
and so happily we may find him so, as to preserve us still from the plague,
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and to heale them of the plague. And God grant wee may so seeke, and seeke so successefully through Iesus Christ, Amen.
and to heal them of the plague. And God grant we may so seek, and seek so successfully through Iesus christ, Amen.
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Secondly, there is a time, that though we seeke, yet we shall not finde; so sayes the Prophet:
Secondly, there is a time, that though we seek, yet we shall not find; so Says the Prophet:
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They shall goe with their flocks, and with their heards to seeke the Lord, but they shall not finde him, he hath withdrawne himselfe from them: They shall go with their flocks, and with their heards to seek the Lord, but they shall not find him, he hath withdrawn himself from them:
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And Isaiahs Limitation sayes as much, Seeke him while he may be found.
And Isaiah's Limitation Says as much, Seek him while he may be found.
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And this shews plainely, that a time there is, though men seeke him, yet they shall not finde him; And this shows plainly, that a time there is, though men seek him, yet they shall not find him;
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And so St. Bernard comments the words, Erit procul dubio cum inveniri non poterit, and that is when this life is ended.
And so Saint Bernard comments the words, Erit procul dubio cum inveniri non poterit, and that is when this life is ended.
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Now is the acceptable time, now is the day of Salvation:
Now is the acceptable time, now is the day of Salvation:
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you may put it off if you please, Et expectare salutem in medio Gehennae, quae facta fuer at in medio terrae:
you may put it off if you please, Et expectare salutem in medio Gehenna, Quae facta fuer At in medio terrae:
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And seeke for salvation in the middest of Hell, which was purchased in the midst of the Earth. And seek for salvation in the midst of Hell, which was purchased in the midst of the Earth.
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But when this life is ended, our seeking too is ended; if we finde not heere, wee are sure to misse hereafter;
But when this life is ended, our seeking too is ended; if we find not Here, we Are sure to miss hereafter;
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no hope to finde either in the Grave, or in Purgatorie or in Hell. Here if wee misse, we misse for ever.
no hope to find either in the Grave, or in Purgatory or in Hell. Here if we miss, we miss for ever.
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Non est postea situm in nobis poemtere aut commissa diluere. Non est postea situm in nobis poemtere Or Commissa diluere.
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No power to repent after this life, sayes St. St. Chrysostome; and St. Cyprian, Hic vita amittitur aut tenetur, Here we loose or gaine eternity.
No power to Repent After this life, Says Saint Saint Chrysostom; and Saint Cyprian, Hic vita amittitur Or tenetur, Here we lose or gain eternity.
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The next life is a time of rewarding, this onely a time of seeking. And thirdly, in this life there is a time we shall be sure to finde,
The next life is a time of rewarding, this only a time of seeking. And Thirdly, in this life there is a time we shall be sure to find,
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if wee seeke; and this is referred to primum, and that primum is againe enlarged to semper. First seek the kingdome of God, sayes Christ.
if we seek; and this is referred to primum, and that primum is again enlarged to semper. First seek the Kingdom of God, Says christ.
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And sayes David, Qaerite faciem ejus semper, Seek his face evermore.
And Says David, Qaerite Face His semper, Seek his face evermore.
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Remember thy creator in the dayes of thy youth, was Salomons direction. They sought Christ early in the morning, was the womens commendation: remember thy creator in the days of thy youth, was Solomon's direction. They sought christ early in the morning, was the women's commendation:
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So doe you, and you shall be sure to finde, if so bee your early bee stretched to perpetually; that is, If you seeke him first,
So do you, and you shall be sure to find, if so be your early be stretched to perpetually; that is, If you seek him First,
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and last, and alwayes, why then, you shall finde God in grace to your soules, against sinne, in health to your bodies, against, the plague;and last, and always, why then, you shall find God in grace to your Souls, against sin, in health to your bodies, against, the plague;
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and hereafter in glory to your soules and bodies against hell.
and hereafter in glory to your Souls and bodies against hell.
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That is the first, Tempus opportunum; the second is, Locus requisitus, or ubi decet; that a fit time, and this a fit place:
That is the First, Tempus opportunum; the second is, Locus requisitus, or ubi Deceit; that a fit time, and this a fit place:
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Non in lectulo, not in your bed lazily. In lectulo quaesivi, sayes the Church; I sought him in my bed. Non in Lectulo, not in your Bed lazily. In Lectulo Quaesivi, Says the Church; I sought him in my Bed.
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I sought him, but I found him no•. Non in tumulo, Nor yet in the grave.
I sought him, but I found him no•. Non in tumulo, Nor yet in the grave.
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The women sought him there, and were reproved with a Quid quaeritis? Why seek you the living amongst the dead? Non est hìc, He is not here:
The women sought him there, and were reproved with a Quid Seeking? Why seek you the living among the dead? Non est hìc, He is not Here:
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whereupon Saint Austen reproves Mary Magdalen thus;
whereupon Saint Austen reproves Marry Magdalen thus;
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Quid quaeris in tumulo, quem adorare debes in coelo, Why doest thou seeke him in the grave, whom thou oughtest to worship in heaven? Non inter cognatos; Quid Quaeris in tumulo, Whom adorare Debes in coelo, Why dost thou seek him in the grave, whom thou Ought to worship in heaven? Non inter cognatos;
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Nor yet amongst our kinsfolke neither: there, amongst them, Ioseph and Mary sought; they sought, but found him not: Whereupon St. Bernard thus;
Nor yet among our kinsfolk neither: there, among them, Ioseph and Marry sought; they sought, but found him not: Whereupon Saint Bernard thus;
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Quomodo, ô bone Iesu, inter cognatos meos te inveniam, qui inter tuos minimè es inventus? O sweet Iesus, what hope to finde thee amongst my kindred, Quomodo, o bone Iesu, inter cognatos meos te inveniam, qui inter tuos minimè es inventus? O sweet Iesus, what hope to find thee among my kindred,
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when thou wouldst not amongst thine owne? when thou Wouldst not among thine own?
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But where? if not here, nor there, where then must wee seek for him? Why, in sinu matris Ecclesiae, sayes Saint Gregorie, in the bosome of our holy mother the Church.
But where? if not Here, nor there, where then must we seek for him? Why, in sinu matris Ecclesiae, Says Saint Gregory, in the bosom of our holy mother the Church.
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But where is that bosome? In Scripturis in Ecclesia expositis, In the Scriptures expounded in the Church.
But where is that bosom? In Scriptures in Ecclesia expositis, In the Scriptures expounded in the Church.
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There onely you shall finde both Christ and the Scriptures. Et ubi Christus, ibi facies Dei, And where Christis, there is the face of God.
There only you shall find both christ and the Scriptures. Et ubi Christus, There fancies Dei, And where Christis, there is the face of God.
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The Scriptures are in the Church, For to her are committed the Oracles of God, and the Church is in the Scripture, and God in both.
The Scriptures Are in the Church, For to her Are committed the Oracles of God, and the Church is in the Scripture, and God in both.
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So S. Austen, In sanctis libris ubi manifestatur Dominus Iesus, ibi & eius Ecclesia declaratur. In the holy books of God, there is both the Lord Iesus and his Church.
So S. Austen, In sanctis Books ubi manifestatur Dominus Iesus, There & eius Ecclesia declaratur. In the holy books of God, there is both the Lord Iesus and his Church.
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So Ioseph and Mary found Christ in the Temple after three dayes search.
So Ioseph and Marry found christ in the Temple After three days search.
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There is his seat, and there hee is still, In medio Doctorum, In the middle of his Ministers, to aid them in preaching.
There is his seat, and there he is still, In medio Doctorum, In the middle of his Ministers, to aid them in preaching.
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In medio discipulorum, & in the middle of you to heare you in praying.In medio Discipulorum, & in the middle of you to hear you in praying.
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Sic amat medium mediator Dei & hominum, Such love beares hee to the midst, that is the mediator betwixt God and Man. Sic amat medium Mediator Dei & hominum, Such love bears he to the midst, that is the Mediator betwixt God and Man.
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In medio jumentorum natu, when he was borne in the middest of cattell, In medio Doctorum anno duode••mo, when he was twelve yeares old, in the middest of Doctors.In medio jumentorum Natu, when he was born in the midst of cattle, In medio Doctorum Anno duode••mo, when he was twelve Years old, in the midst of Doctors.
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In medio discipulorum doctrina, when he was preaching in the middest of his disciples.In medio Discipulorum Doctrina, when he was preaching in the midst of his Disciples.
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And now, where is he now? but, in medio nostrûm, in the middest of us.
And now, where is he now? but, in medio nostrûm, in the midst of us.
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For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the middest of them. For where two or three Are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.
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So then, that you may finde, doe you seeke the face of God in the Church;
So then, that you may find, do you seek the face of God in the Church;
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in the Scriptures, but seek him there in the middle part of your selves too, your hearts.
in the Scriptures, but seek him there in the middle part of your selves too, your hearts.
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That is the Modus; the manner how we must seek the Face of God, and the last consideration of the first part, I am to speak of.
That is the Modus; the manner how we must seek the Face of God, and the last consideration of the First part, I am to speak of.
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Si quaeritis, quaerite, saith the Prophet, If you will enquire, enquire: If you will seeke, seeke. Seek not loosly, slightly, slenderly; Si Seeking, Seek, Says the Prophet, If you will inquire, inquire: If you will seek, seek. Seek not loosely, slightly, slenderly;
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but if you will seeke to finde, seeke him with all your heart: so holy Bonaventure distinguishes these words, Petite quaerite, pulsate, Aske, seeke, knock;
but if you will seek to find, seek him with all your heart: so holy Bonaventure Distinguishes these words, Petite Seek, pulsate, Ask, seek, knock;
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Distinguish these wo••s, sayes hee, as they are meanes to come to glorie.
Distinguish these wo••s, Says he, as they Are means to come to glory.
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Then you must aske by prayer, seek by living well, and knock by perseverance and holding out;
Then you must ask by prayer, seek by living well, and knock by perseverance and holding out;
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but the sincerity of our heart is the greatest matter in living well. Or distinguish them as meanes to come to wisedome;
but the sincerity of our heart is the greatest matter in living well. Or distinguish them as means to come to Wisdom;
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and so St. Austen does distinguish them, saying; Ad sapientiam non venitur, nisi quemadmodum Dominus docet;
and so Saint Austen does distinguish them, saying; Ad sapientiam non venitur, nisi quemadmodum Dominus docet;
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We cannot attaine to wisedome, but by that way the Lord Iesus hath directed us, viz. by asking, seeking, knocking;
We cannot attain to Wisdom, but by that Way the Lord Iesus hath directed us, viz. by asking, seeking, knocking;
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that is, by praying, reading, and repenting; but wee doe not onely reade with our eyes:
that is, by praying, reading, and repenting; but we do not only read with our eyes:
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no' but with our hearts too, if wee will understand what we reade: or else, by believing, hoping, and working, but hope is placed in the heart:
not but with our hearts too, if we will understand what we read: or Else, by believing, hoping, and working, but hope is placed in the heart:
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if hope were not there, the heart would breake.
if hope were not there, the heart would break.
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Or distinguish them, Ex parte petiti, in respect of the thing sought, so it is petite veniā, Quaerite gratiā, pulsate ad gloriam, Aske forgiuenesse, seeke for grace, knocke to enter into glorie.
Or distinguish them, Ex parte petiti, in respect of the thing sought, so it is petite veniā, Seek gratiam, pulsate ad gloriam, Ask forgiveness, seek for grace, knock to enter into glory.
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But grace is no grace, unlesse it bee, as sought with the heart, so put into the heart.
But grace is no grace, unless it be, as sought with the heart, so put into the heart.
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In a word, so he concludes it, To aske is the labour of the mouth; to knocke, is the labour of the hand; and to seek, that is the labour of the heart. So that there is no hope to see the Face of God, if wee seeke it not with our hearts. And so I conclude this part too, by contracting all that I have sayd, into these three conclusions.
In a word, so he concludes it, To ask is the labour of the Mouth; to knock, is the labour of the hand; and to seek, that is the labour of the heart. So that there is no hope to see the Face of God, if we seek it not with our hearts. And so I conclude this part too, by contracting all that I have said, into these three conclusions.
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1. Seeke him by the light of his Word: all other lights are but false, and like so many ignes fatui, as you walk up and down to seek God, let his word bee a Lanthorne to your steppes.
1. Seek him by the Light of his Word: all other lights Are but false, and like so many ignes Fatui, as you walk up and down to seek God, let his word be a Lanthorn to your steps.
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2. Seeke him by the conformity of your life; Oculus enim cordis perturbatus, sayes S. Austen, avertit se a luce justitiae:
2. Seek him by the conformity of your life; Oculus enim Cordis perturbatus, Says S. Austen, avertit se a luce justitiae:
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for if your life be bad, you dare not looke upon the Sunne of Righteousnesse. By living ill, you may bee seen of God, but shall never see God;
for if your life be bad, you Dare not look upon the Sun of Righteousness. By living ill, you may be seen of God, but shall never see God;
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whereas by a well ordered life, you shall both see, and be seen of God: see him with comfort, and be seene of him with delight.
whereas by a well ordered life, you shall both see, and be seen of God: see him with Comfort, and be seen of him with delight.
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3. Seeke him by a heart established in grace:
3. Seek him by a heart established in grace:
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Oculus circumactus non videt etiam quae ante se sunt, sayes the same Father, a rolling or a squint eye cannot see the things that are iust before it.Oculus circumactus non videt etiam Quae ante se sunt, Says the same Father, a rolling or a squint eye cannot see the things that Are just before it.
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Nor the heart that is in and out, in grace to day, and out of grace to morrow:
Nor the heart that is in and out, in grace to day, and out of grace to morrow:
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to day in a state of Repentance, and to morrow in a state of Sinne, can ever seeke to see the Face of God. Look therefore for God in the Word of God:
to day in a state of Repentance, and to morrow in a state of Sin, can ever seek to see the Face of God. Look Therefore for God in the Word of God:
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seeke God by conforming your lives to that Word, and see God you shall, if you hold out accordingly to the end.
seek God by conforming your lives to that Word, and see God you shall, if you hold out accordingly to the end.
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But, Cui bono? what good o• all this? Why all this paines? Why seeke the Face of God? Why now? Why early? Why alwayes? Why at Church? Why with all ou• hearts? Why, doe you aske• why, it heales our land. It is the last par• of this Text,
But, Cui Bono? what good o• all this? Why all this pains? Why seek the Face of God? Why now? Why early? Why always? Why At Church? Why with all ou• hearts? Why, do you aske• why, it heals our land. It is the last par• of this Text,
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and high time I had made an end of it: I onely prove• it for the explication;
and high time I had made an end of it: I only prove• it for the explication;
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and for the application, I pray God wee may finde the truth of it.
and for the application, I pray God we may find the truth of it.
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Looke upon Iacob, Vidi D• minum à facie ad faciem, & salva facta est anima mea:
Look upon Iacob, Vidi D• minum à fancy ad Face, & Salva facta est anima mea:
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I have seene God face to face, and my ii•e is preserved. He sought the face of God, and God healed his life.
I have seen God face to face, and my ii•e is preserved. He sought the face of God, and God healed his life.
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Looke upon Moses, hee sought and saw the face of God, and his tongue that stammered,
Look upon Moses, he sought and saw the face of God, and his tongue that stammered,
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and was slow before, was healed.
and was slow before, was healed.
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Looke upon Gideon, he saw the face of God, and his hand that was weake before, was healed, and strengthened to save Israel.
Look upon gideon, he saw the face of God, and his hand that was weak before, was healed, and strengthened to save Israel.
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Looke upon the Leper, hee saw the face of God, to wit, Iesus Christ, and was made whole.
Look upon the Leper, he saw the face of God, to wit, Iesus christ, and was made Whole.
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Looke upon the Hemorisse, she sought the face of God, and touched the hemme of his garment, and was healed.
Look upon the Hemorisse, she sought the face of God, and touched the hem of his garment, and was healed.
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Now, I pray GOD give us grace so to seeke his face, in the face of his love, in the love of his countenance, in the countenance of his well-beloved Sonne, IESUS CHRIST, that our land may be healed, this plague stayed, our bodies preserved,
Now, I pray GOD give us grace so to seek his face, in the face of his love, in the love of his countenance, in the countenance of his well-beloved Son, IESUS CHRIST, that our land may be healed, this plague stayed, our bodies preserved,
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and our soules saved, and all this, and all things else, for JESUS CHRIST his sake, To whom with the holy Ghost, three persons, one God, be ascribed all honor and glory, now and for ever. Amen.
and our Souls saved, and all this, and all things Else, for JESUS CHRIST his sake, To whom with the holy Ghost, three Persons, one God, be ascribed all honour and glory, now and for ever. Amen.
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