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RVTHS Recompence: OR, A COMMENTARIE VPON THE BOOKE OF RVTH. THe booke of RVTH. ] This is the title of this part of Scripture:
RUTH Recompense: OR, A COMMENTARY UPON THE BOOK OF RUTH. THe book of RUTH. ] This is the title of this part of Scripture:
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and hereby is shewed of whom it chiefly intreateth, euen of Ruth, the vertuous and godly young woman and widow, a Heathen and Idolater by her countrey and birth,
and hereby is showed of whom it chiefly intreateth, even of Ruth, the virtuous and godly young woman and widow, a Heathen and Idolater by her country and birth,
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but by the Lords call a gracious Saint at length, a mother in Israel, and one of whom Christ came.
but by the lords call a gracious Saint At length, a mother in Israel, and one of whom christ Come.
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The titles of the Bookes of holy Writ, shew either the principall matter thereof, as Genesis, Exodus, Leuiticus, Numbers, Psalmes, Prouerbs, and many other,
The titles of the Books of holy Writ, show either the principal matter thereof, as Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Psalms, Proverbs, and many other,
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or who were the Pen-men, as the Bookes of Samuel, Esdras, or what person chiefely is there spoken of,
or who were the Penmen, as the Books of Samuel, Ezra, or what person chiefly is there spoken of,
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as Iob, Ester, Nehemiah, and Ruth here;
as Job, Ester, Nehemiah, and Ruth Here;
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who though but a woman, and of that weake sexe, yet being truly religious, see how the Lord doth her honour to all posterities:
who though but a woman, and of that weak sex, yet being truly religious, see how the Lord does her honour to all Posterities:
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a singular incouragement vnto vertue and godlinesse. Who penned this, is not certaine:
a singular encouragement unto virtue and godliness. Who penned this, is not certain:
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but certaine it is by the Genealogie, Chap. 4. 18, 22. that the Scribe liued in Dauids time,
but certain it is by the Genealogy, Chap. 4. 18, 22. that the Scribe lived in David time,
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and therefore is it held to be Samuels by some.
and Therefore is it held to be Samuels by Some.
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But it is not necessary euer to know the Penners of euery booke of Scripture, especially of Historicall and Dogmaticall, whose truth and authority depend not vpon the writer or speaker,
But it is not necessary ever to know the Penners of every book of Scripture, especially of Historical and Dogmatical, whose truth and Authority depend not upon the writer or speaker,
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as Propheticall bookes doe, but vpon the veritie of the things spoken, and written.
as Prophetical books do, but upon the verity of the things spoken, and written.
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The Scribes name is concealed, the Lords pleasure was not to haue it mentioned, and therefore after hidden things wee will not make further enquirie, especially in a matter of no more moment.
The Scribes name is concealed, the lords pleasure was not to have it mentioned, and Therefore After hidden things we will not make further enquiry, especially in a matter of no more moment.
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The booke is diuided into foure Chapters, being, as it were, the parts of the booke:
The book is divided into foure Chapters, being, as it were, the parts of the book:
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the first sheweth Ruths iournying to Iudah, with the occasions thereto, and causes thereof: the second, her entertainement, and her carriage and paines there:
the First shows Ruths journeying to Iudah, with the occasions thereto, and Causes thereof: the second, her entertainment, and her carriage and pains there:
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the third, her contract with Boaz, a Noble man of Bethlehem, and how it was procured:
the third, her contract with Boaz, a Noble man of Bethlehem, and how it was procured:
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and the fourth, her solemne marriage, with the ioyfull issue thereof.
and the fourth, her solemn marriage, with the joyful issue thereof.
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CHAP. I.
CHAP. I.
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THis chapter telleth vs how Ruth came to Bethlehem, who being marryed to a mans sonne of Iudah, in her owne countrey,
THis chapter Telleth us how Ruth Come to Bethlehem, who being married to a men son of Iudah, in her own country,
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for the grace of Religion in her heart, and the loue shee bare to her mother in law,
for the grace of Religion in her heart, and the love she bore to her mother in law,
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after the death of her husband and father in law, forsooke her people, countrey, and idolatrie,
After the death of her husband and father in law, forsook her people, country, and idolatry,
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and went into the Land of Iudah, to dwell with Gods people, and came thither with her mother in law, in the beginning of Barley haruest.
and went into the Land of Iudah, to dwell with God's people, and Come thither with her mother in law, in the beginning of Barley harvest.
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Verse 1. And it came to passe in the dayes when the Iudges ruled, that there was a famine in the Land,Verse 1. And it Come to pass in the days when the Judges ruled, that there was a famine in the Land,
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and a certaine man of Bethlehem Iudah went to soiourne in the Countrey of Moab, he,
and a certain man of Bethlehem Iudah went to sojourn in the Country of Moab, he,
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and his wife, and his two sonnes. THis verse is an entrance into the Story, and is the description of a iourney:
and his wife, and his two Sons. THis verse is an Entrance into the Story, and is the description of a journey:
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and therein note, when, vpon what occasion, from whence, whither, and who tooke it in hand,
and therein note, when, upon what occasion, from whence, whither, and who took it in hand,
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and with what company he finished it. And it came to passe. ] To wit, by the hand and prouidence of God.
and with what company he finished it. And it Come to pass. ] To wit, by the hand and providence of God.
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Thus he beginneth this History, to note a speciall hand of God in all this businesse, beyond mans purpose and thought, in bringing a famine,
Thus he begins this History, to note a special hand of God in all this business, beyond men purpose and Thought, in bringing a famine,
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and in Elimelechs going into Moab, to take a wife for his sonne, euen this Ruth, to make her a mother in Israel:
and in Elimelech's going into Moab, to take a wife for his son, even this Ruth, to make her a mother in Israel:
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and therefore are we diligently to marke the prouidence of God in reading this Storie. In the dayes when the Iudges ruled.
and Therefore Are we diligently to mark the providence of God in reading this Story. In the days when the Judges ruled.
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] This telleth vs, when this happened;
] This Telleth us, when this happened;
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In historicall narrations the time with other circumstances are set downe, for more credit to the Story, Iudg. 1. 1. 2. Sam. 1. 1. 1. King. 1. 1. As in humane Stories this is obserued, so here in Diuine.
In historical narrations the time with other Circumstances Are Set down, for more credit to the Story, Judges 1. 1. 2. Sam. 1. 1. 1. King. 1. 1. As in humane Stories this is observed, so Here in Divine.
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Thus God in mercy descendeth to vs, for the better confirmation of our weake faith, for which hee is to be praised.
Thus God in mercy Descendeth to us, for the better confirmation of our weak faith, for which he is to be praised.
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We may note out of these words:
We may note out of these words:
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I. That the Israelites were euer vnder gouernement, vnder Moses, Ioshua, the Iudges, and then Kings:
I That the Israelites were ever under government, under Moses, Ioshua, the Judges, and then Kings:
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this was needefull, to preuent disorder and confusion of State, when men are not vnder rule and gouernement:
this was needful, to prevent disorder and confusion of State, when men Are not under Rule and government:
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for then will euery one doe what he listeth, Iudg. 18. and 20. Which condemneth Anarchie and all loose liberty, destruction to Church and Common-wealth.
for then will every one doe what he lists, Judges 18. and 20. Which Condemneth Anarchy and all lose liberty, destruction to Church and Commonwealth.
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II. That their gouernement was first by Iudges, that they might see the Lords extraordinarie hand in this gouerning of them, 1. Sam. 8. 6, 7. and that they might not bee as other Nations, 1. Sam. 8. 5. nor in bondage, 1. Sam. 8. 9, 18. These Iudges were raised vp for the most part extraordinarily, to shew more fully the Lords care of his people, they were worthy and excellent men, not all of the same Tribe and Family,
II That their government was First by Judges, that they might see the lords extraordinary hand in this governing of them, 1. Sam. 8. 6, 7. and that they might not be as other nations, 1. Sam. 8. 5. nor in bondage, 1. Sam. 8. 9, 18. These Judges were raised up for the most part extraordinarily, to show more Fully the lords care of his people, they were worthy and excellent men, not all of the same Tribe and Family,
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but sometime of one, then of another:
but sometime of one, then of Another:
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they ruled not by tyranny, or the aduice of man, but by the counsell and guidance of God;
they ruled not by tyranny, or the Advice of man, but by the counsel and guidance of God;
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They loaded not the people with heauie burthens to mainetaine great State:
They loaded not the people with heavy burdens to maintain great State:
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In their daies, they sought the welfare of the people, the glory of God, not their owne wills and pleasures to rule after their owne lusts.
In their days, they sought the welfare of the people, the glory of God, not their own wills and pleasures to Rule After their own Lustiest.
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They would not raigne themselues, but the Lord, as Gideon said, should raigne ouer the people.
They would not Reign themselves, but the Lord, as gideon said, should Reign over the people.
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Thus happily did the Lord prouide for his people, till they did shake off his yoake, and brought themselues into bondage:
Thus happily did the Lord provide for his people, till they did shake off his yoke, and brought themselves into bondage:
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for so it falleth out, if men like not of Gods choyce, he leaueth them to their owne, of which they shall bee sure to repent. III. That such as be set ouer a people, are to rule them, but yet in iudgement:
for so it falls out, if men like not of God's choice, he Leaveth them to their own, of which they shall be sure to Repent. III. That such as be Set over a people, Are to Rule them, but yet in judgement:
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for the Hebrew word translated Ruled, is Iudged, and Rulers were to iudge, 1. Sam. 7. 15. And this must they doe,
for the Hebrew word translated Ruled, is Judged, and Rulers were to judge, 1. Sam. 7. 15. And this must they do,
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euen labour wisely to rule and gouerne in iudgement.
even labour wisely to Rule and govern in judgement.
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They are to rule, to maintaine their authority, which else will lie, through contempt, in the dust,
They Are to Rule, to maintain their Authority, which Else will lie, through contempt, in the dust,
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and they must doe it in iudgement, that equitie may be vpheld, and nothing be done rashly, partially,
and they must do it in judgement, that equity may be upheld, and nothing be done rashly, partially,
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and to the hurt of innocencie. That there was a famine.
and to the hurt of innocence. That there was a famine.
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] This might happen many waies by the incursion of Forraine enemies, by ciuill warres among themselues,
] This might happen many ways by the incursion of Foreign enemies, by civil wars among themselves,
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or by restraint of seasonable showres from heauen: howsoeuer it came, sinne was the cause thereof:
or by restraint of seasonable showers from heaven: howsoever it Come, sin was the cause thereof:
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for wee may reade in the time of these Iudges, howsoeuer they themselues did valiantly,
for we may read in the time of these Judges, howsoever they themselves did valiantly,
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and right worthily in Israel, yet the people would run into many mischiefes, so as we by searching, may find these euils among them:
and right worthily in Israel, yet the people would run into many mischiefs, so as we by searching, may find these evils among them:
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A toleration of Idolaters, and publike Monuments of Idolatrie, Iud. 1. 21, 27, 29, 30. and 3. 5. and 2. 2. contrary to Gods expresse Commandement by the hand of Moses. They fell themselues vnto idolatry, Ch. 2. 11, 12, 13, 17. and 8. 27. for but tolerate it in others first,
A toleration of Idolaters, and public Monuments of Idolatry, Iud. 1. 21, 27, 29, 30. and 3. 5. and 2. 2. contrary to God's express Commandment by the hand of Moses. They fell themselves unto idolatry, Christ 2. 11, 12, 13, 17. and 8. 27. for but tolerate it in Others First,
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then we like it at length in our selues, as many examples witnesse.
then we like it At length in our selves, as many Examples witness.
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They would defend it, and that with bloodshed, Chap. 6. 30. for Idolaters are of a murtherous disposition,
They would defend it, and that with bloodshed, Chap. 6. 30. for Idolaters Are of a murderous disposition,
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as their god-Deuill is, whome they worship, as Manasses, Ioash, Iehoram, and other Kings doe manifestly declare,
as their god-Deuill is, whom they worship, as Manasses, Joash, Jehoram, and other Kings do manifestly declare,
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and as wee haue experimentally found at the hands of Papists.
and as we have experimentally found At the hands of Papists.
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See heere a toleration first, then an approbation, then an open defence of an idolatrous worship;
See Here a toleration First, then an approbation, then an open defence of an idolatrous worship;
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and when this is once on foote, what darkenesse doth not ouerspread? They did what themselues listed, Chap. 17. 6. and 18. 1. and 21. 25. They fell to adultery,
and when this is once on foot, what darkness does not overspread? They did what themselves listed, Chap. 17. 6. and 18. 1. and 21. 25. They fell to adultery,
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and filthy Sodomitry, Chap. 19. Thus they forgot the Lords mercies, and therefore he seuerely punished them,
and filthy Sodomitry, Chap. 19. Thus they forgotten the lords Mercies, and Therefore he severely punished them,
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as the story of the Iudges shew, in giuing them into the hands of their enemies, grieuously to oppresse them;
as the story of the Judges show, in giving them into the hands of their enemies, grievously to oppress them;
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and heere by famine to plague them. From whence we may obserue:
and Here by famine to plague them. From whence we may observe:
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I. That sins, especially these aforenamed, deserue the Iudgements of God, Deut. 28. 1. King. 8. 35, 36, 37. because sinnes prouoke and incense the wrathfull indignation of the Lord against men,
I That Sins, especially these aforenamed, deserve the Judgments of God, Deuteronomy 28. 1. King. 8. 35, 36, 37. Because Sins provoke and incense the wrathful Indignation of the Lord against men,
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as appeareth by his terrible threatnings, Ps. 11. 6. Rom. 2. and his inflicted punishments vpon euill doers, of which there want not examples in the Scripture:
as appears by his terrible threatenings, Ps. 11. 6. Rom. 2. and his inflicted punishments upon evil doers, of which there want not Examples in the Scripture:
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as the old world, Sodom, Israelites in Wildernesse, in Canaan;
as the old world, Sodom, Israelites in Wilderness, in Canaan;
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and therefore to escape plagues, let vs take heede of sinne, Ezech. 18. 31. Reu. 18.
and Therefore to escape plagues, let us take heed of sin, Ezekiel 18. 31. Reu. 18.
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II. That famine and dearth is a punishment for sinne, and that a great plague, Ezech. 5. 16. Deut. 28. 23, 24. Leuit. 26. 19, 20. Amos 4. Therefore to auoide it, either preuent sinne, that it bee not committed,
II That famine and dearth is a punishment for sin, and that a great plague, Ezekiel 5. 16. Deuteronomy 28. 23, 24. Levites 26. 19, 20. Amos 4. Therefore to avoid it, either prevent sin, that it be not committed,
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or if we be ouertaken, repent of sinne, and that sincerely, and speedily.
or if we be overtaken, Repent of sin, and that sincerely, and speedily.
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And when this hand of God commeth vpon vs, let vs search our waies, and let vs humble our selues, 2. Chro. 7. 14. that the Lord may heale our Land:
And when this hand of God comes upon us, let us search our ways, and let us humble our selves, 2. Chro 7. 14. that the Lord may heal our Land:
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for it is a terrible iudgement, 1. Sam. 24. 14. and without mercy, 2. King. 6. 10, 29. Ezech. 4. 10. This famine men do know:
for it is a terrible judgement, 1. Sam. 24. 14. and without mercy, 2. King. 6. 10, 29. Ezekiel 4. 10. This famine men do know:
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yet there is another Famine, which few know, or if they know it, they feare it not, the famine of the Word, Amos 8. 11. which the Lord threatneth by that Prophet,
yet there is Another Famine, which few know, or if they know it, they Fear it not, the famine of the Word, Amos 8. 11. which the Lord threatens by that Prophet,
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as a greater plague, than th• famine of bread and water, the foode for the body:
as a greater plague, than th• famine of bred and water, the food for the body:
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and yet alas, who feareth it? who are touched with the terrour of this plague? III. We may hereby see how God made his word good vpon them, and that he dallyeth not with his people, in denouncing iudgements against them:
and yet alas, who fears it? who Are touched with the terror of this plague? III. We may hereby see how God made his word good upon them, and that he dallyeth not with his people, in denouncing Judgments against them:
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for Moses had told them, Deut. 28. that God would thus afflict them, if they would bee rebellious against hm:
for Moses had told them, Deuteronomy 28. that God would thus afflict them, if they would be rebellious against him:
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and heere the story telleth vs, that in the daies of the Iudges, this plague of famine came vpon them.
and Here the story Telleth us, that in the days of the Judges, this plague of famine Come upon them.
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This Ezechiel verifieth in Chap. 6. 10. and the punishments inflicted, as the Lord denounced them, shewe the truth hereof, that the Lord speaketh seriously;
This Ezechiel verifieth in Chap. 6. 10. and the punishments inflicted, as the Lord denounced them, show the truth hereof, that the Lord speaks seriously;
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hee doth not iest with sinners;
he does not jest with Sinners;
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he will certainely make good vpon them what he threatneth, as may be seene vpon Iezabel, Ely's sons,
he will Certainly make good upon them what he threatens, as may be seen upon Jezebel, Ely's Sons,
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and vpon his house, vpon I•roboam, Ioachin, Zedechiah, and on Ierusalem. For the Lord is the God that hateth iniquity, and is iust in his Word,
and upon his house, upon I•roboam, Joachim, Zedekiah, and on Ierusalem. For the Lord is the God that hates iniquity, and is just in his Word,
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euen the God of Truth, as well in threats, as in promises:
even the God of Truth, as well in Treats, as in promises:
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And therefore let vs feare the Lyons roaring, and not be like him that blesseth himselfe,
And Therefore let us Fear the Lyons roaring, and not be like him that Blesses himself,
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and dreadeth not the curse, Deu. 29. 18. but presumeth of mercy, as if God were not also iust to punish offenders.
and dreads not the curse, Deu. 29. 18. but Presumeth of mercy, as if God were not also just to Punish offenders.
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But such must know, they deceiue themselues, they harden their own harts, they abuse Gods mercy, which is to worke feare, Psal. 130. 4. Ier. 33. 9. and obedience, Rom. 12. 1. They spoyle God of his Iustice and Truth in his threats,
But such must know, they deceive themselves, they harden their own hearts, they abuse God's mercy, which is to work Fear, Psalm 130. 4. Jeremiah 33. 9. and Obedience, Rom. 12. 1. They spoil God of his justice and Truth in his Treats,
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& incense the Lords wrath to plague them in a high degree, as he threatneth in Deuteronomie 29. 19.
& incense the lords wrath to plague them in a high degree, as he threatens in Deuteronomy 29. 19.
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In the Land. ] In the Land of Canaan, the Kingdome of Israel, where God had placed them, planted them,In the Land. ] In the Land of Canaan, the Kingdom of Israel, where God had placed them, planted them,
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and promised to them his blessings plentifully:
and promised to them his blessings plentifully:
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yet see now, for their sinnes, in a Land once flowing with Milke and Honey, Ezech. 20. 6. they finde scarcity. Hence note:
yet see now, for their Sins, in a Land once flowing with Milk and Honey, Ezekiel 20. 6. they find scarcity. Hence note:
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I. That people depriue themselues, by their sinnes, of that which God had giuen, and they enioyed, according to his promise.
I That people deprive themselves, by their Sins, of that which God had given, and they enjoyed, according to his promise.
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For sinne will depriue Angels of heauen, Adam of Paradise, Cain of his honour, Ruben of his birth-right, thousands of the Land of Canaan,
For sin will deprive Angels of heaven, Adam of Paradise, Cain of his honour, Reuben of his birthright, thousands of the Land of Canaan,
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though they came out of Egypt: Ierusalem of her Kings, her Temple, Peace and prosperity;
though they Come out of Egypt: Ierusalem of her Kings, her Temple, Peace and Prosperity;
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men of their honours, as Ieroboam, Haman; of their libertie, as Manasses; of health, as Vzziah; of their liues, as Corah with his company.
men of their honours, as Jeroboam, Haman; of their liberty, as Manasses; of health, as Uzziah; of their lives, as Corah with his company.
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Let vs then blame our selues for our miseries, and not the Lord for punishing vs, as wee deserue.
Let us then blame our selves for our misery's, and not the Lord for punishing us, as we deserve.
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And if we would hold the blessings which wee doe inioy, beware of sinne, which will robbe vs of all we haue.
And if we would hold the blessings which we do enjoy, beware of sin, which will rob us of all we have.
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II. That a fruitfull Land is made barraine for the sinnes of the inhabitants thereof, Psal. 107. Leu. 26. 19, 20. And these sins in particular procure this plague;
II That a fruitful Land is made barren for the Sins of the inhabitants thereof, Psalm 107. Leu. 26. 19, 20. And these Sins in particular procure this plague;
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The abuse of Gods mercies, Luk. 15. 14. Idolatrie, 1. King. 17. 1. 2. King. 4. 36. The murthering of innocents, 2. Sam. 21. 1. and the oppression of the poore, Amos 4. 1, 6. Know then how to preuent hereby scarcity:
The abuse of God's Mercies, Luk. 15. 14. Idolatry, 1. King. 17. 1. 2. King. 4. 36. The murdering of Innocents, 2. Sam. 21. 1. and the oppression of the poor, Amos 4. 1, 6. Know then how to prevent hereby scarcity:
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and in the time of want, turne from sinne by repentance, and blame not the heauens, or earth:
and in the time of want, turn from sin by Repentance, and blame not the heavens, or earth:
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murmure not against vnseasonable weather, but be displeased with our sinfull selues. III. Iudgement begins at the house of the Lord, 1. Pet. 4. Ezech. 9. hee will shew his hatred of sinne vpon the land of the liuing:
murmur not against unseasonable weather, but be displeased with our sinful selves. III. Judgement begins At the house of the Lord, 1. Pet. 4. Ezekiel 9. he will show his hatred of sin upon the land of the living:
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for he cannot suffer euill in his people;
for he cannot suffer evil in his people;
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if a Moses, an Aaron, a Dauid, a Iosias sinne, they shall feele the smart of it.
if a Moses, an Aaron, a David, a Iosias sin, they shall feel the smart of it.
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Now therefore if iudgement begin at Gods House, what shall become of Gods enemies? If the Church feele wrath, what may the Aduersaries expect?
Now Therefore if judgement begin At God's House, what shall become of God's enemies? If the Church feel wrath, what may the Adversaries expect?
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A certaine man of Bethlehem Iudah. ] Iudah the Royall Tribe:A certain man of Bethlehem Iudah. ] Iudah the Royal Tribe:
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And this is added for distinction, because there was another Bethlehem in Zebulon, Iosh. 19. 15. This Bethlehem was called Ephrata, Gen. 35. 13. sixe miles from Ierusalem, as some say:
And this is added for distinction, Because there was Another Bethlehem in Zebulon, Joshua 19. 15. This Bethlehem was called Ephrata, Gen. 35. 13. sixe miles from Ierusalem, as Some say:
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here Iacob fed his sheepe, Gen. 31. heere Rachel died, Dauid was borne, and Iesus Christ our Lord;
Here Iacob fed his sheep, Gen. 31. Here Rachel died, David was born, and Iesus christ our Lord;
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It had the name from Plenty, and signifieth the House of bread; So as we see, the noble Tribe of Iudah,
It had the name from Plenty, and signifies the House of bred; So as we see, the noble Tribe of Iudah,
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and this honourable place of Bethlehem felt this scourge of God. No place is exempt from the punishment, where sinne is suffered to reigne:
and this honourable place of Bethlehem felt this scourge of God. No place is exempt from the punishment, where sin is suffered to Reign:
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It bringeth famine vpon Bethlehem Iudah, and on the Land of Israel, it bringeth the sword and famine into Ierusalem.
It brings famine upon Bethlehem Iudah, and on the Land of Israel, it brings the sword and famine into Ierusalem.
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There is then no place to keepe vs free from feeling the punishment, if sinne be not remoued:
There is then no place to keep us free from feeling the punishment, if sin be not removed:
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chase out this, and call home againe the Lords blessings. Went to soiourne. ] As a stranger in another Countrey from his owne home.
chase out this, and call home again the lords blessings. Went to sojourn. ] As a stranger in Another Country from his own home.
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We here see, how God can remoue by one meanes or another, men out of ther homes and harbour.
We Here see, how God can remove by one means or Another, men out of their homes and harbour.
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Dauid, through iust feare of Absalom out of Ierusalem; Manasses by force out of his Kingdome into prison:David, through just Fear of Absalom out of Ierusalem; Manasses by force out of his Kingdom into prison:
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other by vnthriftinesse cast out themselues: some voluntarily leaue their habitation and place of abode, and returne not againe.
other by unthriftiness cast out themselves: Some voluntarily leave their habitation and place of Abided, and return not again.
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All which came about by the hand of God, who hath all things at his disposing, that no man may thinke himselfe securely settled;
All which Come about by the hand of God, who hath all things At his disposing, that no man may think himself securely settled;
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especially if he be a Shebnah, the Lord will driue such out, Amos 4. 2, 3. Note againe,
especially if he be a Shebnah, the Lord will driven such out, Amos 4. 2, 3. Note again,
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how feare of corporall wants will make men leaue their home, their natiue soyle, their friends and kindred, to goe into a strange countrey.
how Fear of corporal Wants will make men leave their home, their native soil, their Friends and kindred, to go into a strange country.
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So forcible is nature for preseruation of bodily life, which man so much esteemeth and loueth.
So forcible is nature for preservation of bodily life, which man so much esteems and loves.
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This should then make men care to keepe the blessings prouidently, and frugally, also to auoide the occasions and meanes of wastfull misspending, seeing seare of want will thus work.
This should then make men care to keep the blessings providently, and frugally, also to avoid the occasions and means of wasteful misspending, seeing sear of want will thus work.
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And if the loue of corporall life be so forcible, how much more the loue of eternall life,
And if the love of corporal life be so forcible, how much more the love of Eternal life,
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for which we should be willing to forsake all? But alas, the least worldly gaine,
for which we should be willing to forsake all? But alas, the least worldly gain,
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or carnall pleasure banisheth this loue out of many mens hearts, who rather follow here Elimelech, to leaue the people of God, to goe into Moab for the world,
or carnal pleasure banisheth this love out of many men's hearts, who rather follow Here Elimelech, to leave the people of God, to go into Moab for the world,
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than Abraham, to forsake his Countrie, at the comandement of God. In the Country of Moab.
than Abraham, to forsake his Country, At the Commandment of God. In the Country of Moab.
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] This Moab was inhabited by those which came of Lots eldest sonne incestuously begotten;
] This Moab was inhabited by those which Come of Lots eldest son incestuously begotten;
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of this was Balak King, who hyred Balaam to curse Israel, who committed fornication with the Daughters thereof, to the destruction of thousands;
of this was Balak King, who hired balaam to curse Israel, who committed fornication with the Daughters thereof, to the destruction of thousands;
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ouer this Land reigned Eglon, who smote Israel, and possessed some part of the Land, and kept them in bondage eighteene yeeres;
over this Land reigned Eglon, who smote Israel, and possessed Some part of the Land, and kept them in bondage eighteene Years;
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some think that Elimelech iournied to Moab in his dayes:
Some think that Elimelech journeyed to Moab in his days:
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howsoeuer, by this wee may learne, that wicked Idolaters may haue sometime plenty, when the people of God are in want.
howsoever, by this we may Learn, that wicked Idolaters may have sometime plenty, when the people of God Are in want.
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Here Moab had plenty, when Israel was vnder a famine.
Here Moab had plenty, when Israel was under a famine.
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Of the prosperity of the wicked, read Psal. 73. 4. & 17. 14. & 37. 15. Iob 21. 7, 13. and of the troubles of the godly, Heb. 11. 37. And this commeth to passe,
Of the Prosperity of the wicked, read Psalm 73. 4. & 17. 14. & 37. 15. Job 21. 7, 13. and of the Troubles of the godly, Hebrew 11. 37. And this comes to pass,
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because the wicked are at home here; here their heauen and time of reioycing:
Because the wicked Are At home Here; Here their heaven and time of rejoicing:
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but the godly are not here at home, the Lord looketh for their comming to him,
but the godly Are not Here At home, the Lord looks for their coming to him,
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and therefore prepareth them by crosses, he loueth them, and therefore doth he correct them, that they might not be damned.
and Therefore Prepareth them by Crosses, he loves them, and Therefore does he correct them, that they might not be damned.
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Hence then it followeth, that we are not to iudge mens spirituall estates by outward prosperity or aduersitie;
Hence then it follows, that we Are not to judge men's spiritual estates by outward Prosperity or adversity;
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for the wicked haue the greatest portion of the things of this life:
for the wicked have the greatest portion of the things of this life:
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See it in the parable of the Rich man and Lazarus. Why doe men then blesse themselues for their wealth and honour,
See it in the parable of the Rich man and Lazarus. Why do men then bless themselves for their wealth and honour,
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and despise their poore brethren, in a farre better estate before God than they? Quest.
and despise their poor brothers, in a Far better estate before God than they? Quest.
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Whether did Elimelech well to goe from Bethlehem, into such an idolatrous country? Whither did Elimelech well to go from Bethlehem, into such an idolatrous country?
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Answ. It may seeme not, because he went of distrust, rather than of present want, verse 21. and for that he left the place of Gods true worship,Answer It may seem not, Because he went of distrust, rather than of present want, verse 21. and for that he left the place of God's true worship,
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and where the Lord promised his blessing, Canaan also being a type of the Kingdome of heauen, to goe among the wicked Idolaters, whom the Lord by name also had forbidden to be receiued vnto his people, Deut. 23. 3. Neh. 13. 1. Further, hereby he could not but endanger his family, to be defiled by idolatrie,
and where the Lord promised his blessing, Canaan also being a type of the Kingdom of heaven, to go among the wicked Idolaters, whom the Lord by name also had forbidden to be received unto his people, Deuteronomy 23. 3. Neh 13. 1. Further, hereby he could not but endanger his family, to be defiled by idolatry,
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if the Lord had not beene more mercifull. And to cōclude this:
if the Lord had not been more merciful. And to conclude this:
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We see how the Lords taking both him and his sonnes away, may somewhat perswade, that he did not wel, seeing the Lord suffered him not to returne home againe.
We see how the lords taking both him and his Sons away, may somewhat persuade, that he did not well, seeing the Lord suffered him not to return home again.
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True it is, that Dauid went out of Iudah, vnto Idolaters, for feare of Saul, but it was against his will,
True it is, that David went out of Iudah, unto Idolaters, for Fear of Saul, but it was against his will,
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and with much sorrow of heart. Abraham, he traueled into Egypt, but it was at Gods bidding:
and with much sorrow of heart. Abraham, he traveled into Egypt, but it was At God's bidding:
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and the Shunamite might by the Prophets warrant goe into some place out of Israel, to preuent the misery of famine, 2. Kings 8. 1, 2. But what is this to such as haue no such warrant,
and the Shunamite might by the prophets warrant go into Some place out of Israel, to prevent the misery of famine, 2. Kings 8. 1, 2. But what is this to such as have no such warrant,
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but such mouing causes, as here? Hee, and his wife, and his two sonnes. ] This is praise-worthy in him:
but such moving Causes, as Here? He, and his wife, and his two Sons. ] This is praiseworthy in him:
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For an honest man careth for his wife and children, as well as for himselfe.
For an honest man Careth for his wife and children, as well as for himself.
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Abraham tooke his wife with him into Egypt, Gen. 12. 18. Iacob all his with him, Gen. 42. for the wife is as himselfe, Gen. 2. and so to be loued, Eph. 5. and the children are bone of his bone.Abraham took his wife with him into Egypt, Gen. 12. 18. Iacob all his with him, Gen. 42. for the wife is as himself, Gen. 2. and so to be loved, Ephesians 5. and the children Are bone of his bone.
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Reason and nature tyed Elimelech to this: an example of a louing husband and of a naturall parent to be imitated;
Reason and nature tied Elimelech to this: an Exampl of a loving husband and of a natural parent to be imitated;
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and which condemneth those which runne away from wise and children, and are worse than Infidels, 1. Tim. 5. 8. yea than the bruit beasts.
and which Condemneth those which run away from wise and children, and Are Worse than Infidels, 1. Tim. 5. 8. yea than the bruit beasts.
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This mā led them, they followed him: so wines and children are to be companions with their husbands and parents in aduersitie.
This man led them, they followed him: so wines and children Are to be Sodales with their Husbands and Parents in adversity.
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Sarah will follow Abraham, Rachel and Lea Iacob from their country and fathers house; and Mary the mother of Iesus will follow Ioseph; for the husband is the head,Sarah will follow Abraham, Rachel and Lea Iacob from their country and Father's house; and Marry the mother of Iesus will follow Ioseph; for the husband is the head,
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and the bond of law bindeth thē thereto: which checketh the contrarie; if husbands and parents doe command to be followed & obeyed in things lawfull.
and the bound of law binds them thereto: which checketh the contrary; if Husbands and Parents do command to be followed & obeyed in things lawful.
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If Elimelech, as it may seeme, did not well to goe, it may be questioned whether these did well to follow him? He might doe amisse,
If Elimelech, as it may seem, did not well to go, it may be questioned whither these did well to follow him? He might do amiss,
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& not they being vnder his gouernmēt, so long as he led them not to doe euill,
& not they being under his government, so long as he led them not to do evil,
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and to commit idolatrie, but for sustentation of life, & in that country where they were not outwardly compelled to idolatrie,
and to commit idolatry, but for sustentation of life, & in that country where they were not outwardly compelled to idolatry,
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but might serue God, as they had learned at home. If any thinke otherwise either of Elimelechs going, or of his company, I contend not.
but might serve God, as they had learned At home. If any think otherwise either of Elimelech's going, or of his company, I contend not.
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Verse 2. And the name of the man was Elimelech, and the name of his wife Naomi, and the name of his two sonnes, Mahlon and Chilion, Ephrathites of Bethlehem Iudah:Verse 2. And the name of the man was Elimelech, and the name of his wife Naomi, and the name of his two Sons, Mahlon and Chilion, Ephrathites of Bethlehem Iudah:
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and they came into the countrey of Moah, and continued there. THe Historiographer goeth on with the former narration of the iourneying:
and they Come into the country of Moah, and continued there. THe Historiographer Goes on with the former narration of the journeying:
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first expressing by name the man, the wife & the sons, shewing plainely who they were:
First expressing by name the man, the wife & the Sons, showing plainly who they were:
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then the finishing of their iourney: and thirdly, their aboade there.
then the finishing of their journey: and Thirdly, their abode there.
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Into these three things this verse diuideth it selfe, the declaration of their persons what they were called, both in respect of their names, and place whence they came;
Into these three things this verse Divideth it self, the declaration of their Persons what they were called, both in respect of their names, and place whence they Come;
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the perfecting of their iourney, and their stay there. And the name of the man was Elimelech.
the perfecting of their journey, and their stay there. And the name of the man was Elimelech.
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] By naming the parties, and not speaking in generall, as before, the holy Ghost would haue notice taken of them, the better either to see their graces,
] By naming the parties, and not speaking in general, as before, the holy Ghost would have notice taken of them, the better either to see their graces,
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or to discerne their wants, and so to haue a more certaine knowledge what to follow,
or to discern their Wants, and so to have a more certain knowledge what to follow,
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or what to take heed of;
or what to take heed of;
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for the knowledge of persons maketh the things which they doe, either more or lesse apparent to vs. Elimelech signifieth The Lord my King: a man well descended, he was of the chiefest Tribe, to wit, of Iudah, a nigh kinsman vnto Boaz the Lord of Bethlehem,
for the knowledge of Persons makes the things which they do, either more or less apparent to us Elimelech signifies The Lord my King: a man well descended, he was of the chiefest Tribe, to wit, of Iudah, a High kinsman unto Boaz the Lord of Bethlehem,
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and one of note, as appeareth by the article in the Hebrew, and in the Greeke Septuagint also,
and one of note, as appears by the article in the Hebrew, and in the Greek septuagint also,
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as likewise by the notice taken of Naomi his wife at her returne, ver. 19. yea he went out of Iudah without want,
as likewise by the notice taken of Naomi his wife At her return, ver. 19. yea he went out of Iudah without want,
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as may be noted from verse 21. and as learned men from thence doe collect.
as may be noted from verse 21. and as learned men from thence do collect.
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And if so ▪ his going away was more of feare to want, than present necessitie;
And if so ▪ his going away was more of Fear to want, than present necessity;
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which sheweth his great weakenesse, worthy reproofe.
which shows his great weakness, worthy reproof.
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See here a man well borne, of good meanes, of good note, and carrying a name of trust in God,
See Here a man well born, of good means, of good note, and carrying a name of trust in God,
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yet slipt through distrust of Gods prouidence, & too much relying vpon his owne deuised course, which yet failed him in the end.
yet slipped through distrust of God's providence, & too much relying upon his own devised course, which yet failed him in the end.
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Great birth, good meanes, high name and fame saue not from falling either into sinne, Great birth, good means, high name and fame save not from falling either into sin,
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or outward misery, if a better blessing than all these be not giuen men from God: or outward misery, if a better blessing than all these be not given men from God:
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and therefore not to rest vpon them. And the name of his wife, Naomi.
and Therefore not to rest upon them. And the name of his wife, Naomi.
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] Whose daughter this was, the Scripture recordeth not her name signifieth My pleasantnesse, or sweetnesse:
] Whose daughter this was, the Scripture recordeth not her name signifies My pleasantness, or sweetness:
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as wiues should be such to their husbands, and so husbands should account them.
as wives should be such to their Husbands, and so Husbands should account them.
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Shee was faire, a wise woman, of great note in the Citie, and a very godly and meeke spirited woman, full of true loue, patient in want, thankefull and humble:
Shee was fair, a wise woman, of great note in the city, and a very godly and meek spirited woman, full of true love, patient in want, thankful and humble:
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all which to be true, her words and deedes in this historie doe plainely shewe: So she was faire inward and outward;
all which to be true, her words and Deeds in this history do plainly show: So she was fair inward and outward;
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an example and Lookingglasse for women, the gallant Dames, which would be Naomies for outward beauty, and brauery;
an Exampl and Looking-glass for women, the gallant Dams, which would be Naomies for outward beauty, and bravery;
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but are foule Marahs for want of grace and true goodnesse.
but Are foul Marahs for want of grace and true Goodness.
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Naomi is named before her children, both in the former, as a wife to Elimelech, and here as a Mother to them:Naomi is nam before her children, both in the former, as a wife to Elimelech, and Here as a Mother to them:
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and this reckoning of her name in this order, declareth her dignitie and place before them.
and this reckoning of her name in this order, Declareth her dignity and place before them.
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Shee as a wife is to haue place next Elimelech the husband, who is to preferre wife before children,
Shee as a wife is to have place next Elimelech the husband, who is to prefer wife before children,
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for shee is himselfe, and as a mother to goe before them that be her children, who are to honour their parents.
for she is himself, and as a mother to go before them that be her children, who Are to honour their Parents.
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And the name of his two sonnes. And the name of his two Sons.
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] Why not her sonnes? for shee was not their mother in law, but they were sonnes borne of her body, verse 11. But they are called his, for the more honour:
] Why not her Sons? for she was not their mother in law, but they were Sons born of her body, verse 11. But they Are called his, for the more honour:
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For the father chefely giueth honour to the child.
For the father chiefly gives honour to the child.
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Mahlon, and Chilion. ] The former signifieth infirmitie, the latter finished. Why so called, is not shewed,Mahlon, and Chilion. ] The former signifies infirmity, the latter finished. Why so called, is not showed,
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but they answer the euent of things;
but they answer the event of things;
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the first, his fathers infirmity, in going from among Gods people, to liue with Idolaters for preseruation of his outward estate;
the First, his Father's infirmity, in going from among God's people, to live with Idolaters for preservation of his outward estate;
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and the other, his fathers death, being taken away in Moab, verse 3. He was Mahlon in his leauing of Bethlehem,
and the other, his Father's death, being taken away in Moab, verse 3. He was Mahlon in his leaving of Bethlehem,
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and Chilion in abyding in Moab.
and Chilion in abiding in Moab.
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And here note in all these names, how significant they be, which the Hebrewes did euer obserue in naming their children,
And Here note in all these names, how significant they be, which the Hebrews did ever observe in naming their children,
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yea the Lord himselfe in giuing a name to any one; as in calling Abram, Abraham, Sarai, Sarah:
yea the Lord himself in giving a name to any one; as in calling Abram, Abraham, Sarai, Sarah:
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which is of vs to be imitated, thereby expressing our faith and grace towards God, and admonishing them of some duety.
which is of us to be imitated, thereby expressing our faith and grace towards God, and admonishing them of Some duty.
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True it is, that good names haue no vertue in them to make men better, nor names without signification, to make any worse;
True it is, that good names have no virtue in them to make men better, nor names without signification, to make any Worse;
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yet for reuerence to our holy profession, and that blessed Sacrament of Baptisme, at which time names be giuen,
yet for Reverence to our holy profession, and that blessed Sacrament of Baptism, At which time names be given,
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and in imitation of the godly in Scripture, yea of God himselfe, who called his first Sonne of men, Adam, and his blessed holy One, Iesus, by the Message of an Angel;
and in imitation of the godly in Scripture, yea of God himself, who called his First Son of men, Adam, and his blessed holy One, Iesus, by the Message of an Angel;
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let vs giue our children good names, significant, and comely, not absurd, ridiculous and impious, as some haue done, out of the spirit of prophanenesse.
let us give our children good names, significant, and comely, not absurd, ridiculous and impious, as Some have done, out of the Spirit of profaneness.
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Ephrathites of Bethlehem Iudah. ] So termed, because Bethlehem was called Ephrate, Gen. 35. 19. or for that the Countrey where Bethlehem stood, was so called,Ephrathites of Bethlehem Iudah. ] So termed, Because Bethlehem was called Ephrate, Gen. 35. 19. or for that the Country where Bethlehem stood, was so called,
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as may appeare in Mich. 5. 2. and Iudah is added not onely for a distinction of this Bethlehem, from the other in Zabulon,
as may appear in Mich. 5. 2. and Iudah is added not only for a distinction of this Bethlehem, from the other in Zebulon,
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but for to make a difference of the Ephrathites here, from other in the tribe of Ephraim; for Ieroboam is called an Ephrathite, 1. King. 11. 26. By which wee see how carefull the holy Ghost is to make cleare the History,
but for to make a difference of the Ephrathites Here, from other in the tribe of Ephraim; for Jeroboam is called an Ephrathite, 1. King. 11. 26. By which we see how careful the holy Ghost is to make clear the History,
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and to free it from ambiguity of speech that the truth might better appeare, and not be mistaken.
and to free it from ambiguity of speech that the truth might better appear, and not be mistaken.
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The Penmen of this and other diuine Histories are Faithfull Historians: The Penmen of this and other divine Histories Are Faithful Historians:
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and such should others be, and not full of fables, falshood and deceit, written through feare, or fauour, or ill will.
and such should Others be, and not full of fables, falsehood and deceit, written through Fear, or favour, or ill will.
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And they came into the Countrey of Moah. ] So they finished their iourney.And they Come into the Country of Moah. ] So they finished their journey.
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Howsoeuer the Man might doe amisse in leauing Israel for Moab, the Land of the liuing, for a dead Nation;
Howsoever the Man might do amiss in leaving Israel for Moab, the Land of the living, for a dead nation;
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yet it pleased the Lord to speede his iourney, to bring to passe, what he had intended for the conuersion of Ruth, to make her a mother in Israel:
yet it pleased the Lord to speed his journey, to bring to pass, what he had intended for the conversion of Ruth, to make her a mother in Israel:
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whence we see, that God intending good to some, in his secret counsel, may prosper that, which others vndertake, with no good warrant.
whence we see, that God intending good to Some, in his secret counsel, may prosper that, which Others undertake, with no good warrant.
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Thus shall Nebuchadnezzar prosper against Ierusalem; Iacobs sonnes act, in selling Ioseph their brother;
Thus shall Nebuchadnezzar prosper against Ierusalem; Iacobs Sons act, in selling Ioseph their brother;
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yea the enemies of Christ to put him to death, as God had determined, Act. 4. For the Lord can worke good out of euill,
yea the enemies of christ to put him to death, as God had determined, Act. 4. For the Lord can work good out of evil,
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and can vse ill instruments to good purposes:
and can use ill Instruments to good Purposes:
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And therefore simply for the good issue, which God maketh, we are not to approue of either the matter in hand,
And Therefore simply for the good issue, which God makes, we Are not to approve of either the matter in hand,
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or the mindes of men, which God vseth therein, as is apparent in the former examples:
or the minds of men, which God uses therein, as is apparent in the former Examples:
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for Gods will and worke was one thing, but theirs another: hee is to be praised, but they are to be reproued.
for God's will and work was one thing, but theirs Another: he is to be praised, but they Are to be reproved.
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The word Countrey, may be also transalted, the field, as in the Originall it is often vsed;
The word Country, may be also transalted, the field, as in the Original it is often used;
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and hence some coniecture that Elimelech went not into the Cities of the Moabites, but dwelt in Tents,
and hence Some conjecture that Elimelech went not into the Cities of the Moabites, but dwelled in Tents,
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as did Abraham, Isaac, and Iacob, and not in the Cities of the Canaanites.
as did Abraham, Isaac, and Iacob, and not in the Cities of the Canaanites.
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If men liue where Idolaters be, it is good to auoid the occasion of infection as much as may be. For much conuersing breedeth familiarity:If men live where Idolaters be, it is good to avoid the occasion of infection as much as may be. For much conversing breeds familiarity:
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this, loue of their persons, & so a liking of their waies, with neglect of true Religion at the first,
this, love of their Persons, & so a liking of their ways, with neglect of true Religion At the First,
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but it falleth into contempt at last. It is rare to bee a righteous hearted Lot in Sodom, he was but one, and one alone; Israelites became Idolaters in Egypt.
but it falls into contempt At last. It is rare to be a righteous hearted Lot in Sodom, he was but one, and one alone; Israelites became Idolaters in Egypt.
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This is it which made the Lord forbid communion and marriages to them, with the Canaanites,
This is it which made the Lord forbid communion and marriages to them, with the Canaanites,
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lest they should learne their wayes. Let vs therefore take heede of conuersing with the wicked, and with idolatrous people:
lest they should Learn their ways. Let us Therefore take heed of conversing with the wicked, and with idolatrous people:
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It is good that idle Trauellers should consider well hereof.
It is good that idle Travellers should Consider well hereof.
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And continued there. ] So then they had no repulse, but were allowed to dwell there,And continued there. ] So then they had no repulse, but were allowed to dwell there,
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and that for a long time, as the words in verse 4. doe shew:
and that for a long time, as the words in verse 4. doe show:
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yet these Moabites were formerly hard-hearted enough, Deut. 23. 3. but by this we see, that none are so churlish and vnkinde at one time to some,
yet these Moabites were formerly hardhearted enough, Deuteronomy 23. 3. but by this we see, that none Are so churlish and unkind At one time to Some,
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but God can incline their hearts at another time to other some. The History of Heathen Emperours manifesteth the truth of this towards Christians;but God can incline their hearts At Another time to other Some. The History of Heathen emperors manifesteth the truth of this towards Christians;
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and the Story of the Israelites, comming forth of Egypt:
and the Story of the Israelites, coming forth of Egypt:
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for mens hearts, yea the hearts of Kings, are in the Lords hands, to turne them towards whom he pleaseth,
for men's hearts, yea the hearts of Kings, Are in the lords hands, to turn them towards whom he Pleases,
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as Nehemiah knew well, which made him to pray:
as Nehemiah knew well, which made him to pray:
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and Iacob also, when he feared the comming of Esau. When wee haue to doe with ill and dogged natured men, let vs goe to God, who can turne Esaus bloody heart, in his comming foorth, into a kind welcomming of his brother at their meeting;
and Iacob also, when he feared the coming of Esau When we have to do with ill and dogged natured men, let us go to God, who can turn Esaus bloody heart, in his coming forth, into a kind welcoming of his brother At their meeting;
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he can incline Assuerus heart towards Ester, to make him hold out to her the golden Scepter.
he can incline Assuerus heart towards Ester, to make him hold out to her the golden Sceptre.
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Consider the promise, Ier. 15 11. and 42. 12. & let vs seeke to please God,
Consider the promise, Jeremiah 15 11. and 42. 12. & let us seek to please God,
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and hee will worke vs fauour in the eyes of men, Pro. 16. 7. and Iob 5. 23. let this be our comfort.
and he will work us favour in the eyes of men, Pro 16. 7. and Job 5. 23. let this be our Comfort.
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It may further seeme by the course of this Story, that these Bethlehemites were not onely suffred to dwell among the Moabites,
It may further seem by the course of this Story, that these Bethlehemites were not only suffered to dwell among the Moabites,
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but also that they were kindly vsed, in that they would be content to marry with them, which is a commendation to them, that would thus welcome such,
but also that they were kindly used, in that they would be content to marry with them, which is a commendation to them, that would thus welcome such,
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as came among them for succour. It is a matter praise-worthy to be harbersome to strangers;
as Come among them for succour. It is a matter praiseworthy to be harbersome to Strangers;
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for this were the Barbarians commended, Act. 28. 2, 7, 10. who receiued the Apostle and the rest into their houses, made them fires because of the cold and raine in Winter, courteously lodged them,
for this were the Barbarians commended, Act. 28. 2, 7, 10. who received the Apostle and the rest into their houses, made them fires Because of the cold and rain in Winter, courteously lodged them,
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and when they departed, being such as had suffered shipwracke, and were thereby in want, those Barbarians helped them with necessaries. This was humanity and mercy;
and when they departed, being such as had suffered shipwreck, and were thereby in want, those Barbarians helped them with necessaries. This was humanity and mercy;
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For this, Abraham, and Lot, and Iob are commended;
For this, Abraham, and Lot, and Job Are commended;
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and this goodnesse wee must learne to practise, for so are wee exhorted, Heb. 13. 2 and these former examples lead vs to it.
and this Goodness we must Learn to practise, for so Are we exhorted, Hebrew 13. 2 and these former Examples led us to it.
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This qutie is to be done, not onely to our kindred, to our friends, to our knowne countreymen,
This qutie is to be done, not only to our kindred, to our Friends, to our known countrymen,
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but to strangers, Heb. 13. 2. yea and to our enemies in their neede, 2. Kings 6. 23. Romanes 12. 20. Vers. 3. And Elimelech Naomies husband dyed,
but to Strangers, Hebrew 13. 2. yea and to our enemies in their need, 2. Kings 6. 23. Romans 12. 20. Vers. 3. And Elimelech Naomies husband died,
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and shee was left, and her two sonnes.
and she was left, and her two Sons.
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THis telleth vs of the heauie crosse which befell Naomi, which was in the death of her husband,
THis Telleth us of the heavy cross which befell Naomi, which was in the death of her husband,
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and that, as it may seeme, very shortly after they were come into Moab, before the sonnes did marry:
and that, as it may seem, very shortly After they were come into Moab, before the Sons did marry:
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so she was left a widdow, with two fatherlesse children, to take care for them in a strange countrey.
so she was left a widow, with two fatherless children, to take care for them in a strange country.
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This verse is a narration of an euent, what it was, and vpon whom it fell, to the great heauinesse of Naomi: the euent was death,
This verse is a narration of an event, what it was, and upon whom it fell, to the great heaviness of Naomi: the event was death,
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and here is shewed whom it tooke, and whom it left. And Elimelech dyed. ] His age is not reckoned, he could not bee very old,
and Here is showed whom it took, and whom it left. And Elimelech died. ] His age is not reckoned, he could not be very old,
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if wee may gasse his yeeres by his sonnes marrying so young women after his death,
if we may gasse his Years by his Sons marrying so young women After his death,
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yet he dyeth, yea and there also, wither he went for food to preserue ▪ life:
yet he Dies, yea and there also, wither he went for food to preserve ▪ life:
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He went first from Israel, the Land of the liuing, and led them thence, and so he now goeth out of the world before them; from whence note:
He went First from Israel, the Land of the living, and led them thence, and so he now Goes out of the world before them; from whence note:
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I. That death is the end of all, and it spareth none, Iosh. 23. 14. Iob 21. 33. Eccles. 7. 2. and 6. 6. 1. Cor. 15. 51. Heb. 9. 27. for all haue sinned, Rom. 5. and death is the reward of sinne, Rom. 6. And therefore let all prepare to die.
I That death is the end of all, and it spares none, Joshua 23. 14. Job 21. 33. Eccles. 7. 2. and 6. 6. 1. Cor. 15. 51. Hebrew 9. 27. for all have sinned, Rom. 5. and death is the reward of sin, Rom. 6. And Therefore let all prepare to die.
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II. That a full supplie of bodily wants cannot preuent death: The man must die in Moab, where was food enough:
II That a full supplie of bodily Wants cannot prevent death: The man must die in Moab, where was food enough:
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the rich Glutton must die also, and the Rich man with his barne full:
the rich Glutton must die also, and the Rich man with his bairn full:
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for the sentence of death is irreuocable, and mans life dependeth not vpon the outward meanes of life,
for the sentence of death is irrevocable, and men life dependeth not upon the outward means of life,
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for then the rich and mighty would neuer die. Let not men in their abundance thinke to escape death:
for then the rich and mighty would never die. Let not men in their abundance think to escape death:
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let them therefore not set their hearts on their wealth, for they must leaue it. It is follie to trust in riches, for they cannot deliuer from death, either ordinary,
let them Therefore not Set their hearts on their wealth, for they must leave it. It is folly to trust in riches, for they cannot deliver from death, either ordinary,
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or extraordinary, lingering ▪ or suddaine, naturall, or violent, as examples and experience it selfe teacheth. III.
or extraordinary, lingering ▪ or sudden, natural, or violent, as Examples and experience it self Teaches. III.
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That where men think to preserue life, there they may lose it, as Elimelech doth here, fleeing from the famine in Israel,That where men think to preserve life, there they may loose it, as Elimelech does Here, fleeing from the famine in Israel,
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yet dyed where plenty was, in Moab:
yet died where plenty was, in Moab:
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for no place is free from death, and when the appointed time is come, man cannot passe it, Iob 14. 5. we cannot thinke therefore our selues safe any where from death,
for no place is free from death, and when the appointed time is come, man cannot pass it, Job 14. 5. we cannot think Therefore our selves safe any where from death,
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nay, many times, where we may think our selues secure, there death may take vs away.
nay, many times, where we may think our selves secure, there death may take us away.
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Naomies husband. ] It is not said her husband, which might well haue beene spoken, by way of relation to her, without her name,Naomies husband. ] It is not said her husband, which might well have been spoken, by Way of Relation to her, without her name,
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because shee was named before, and no other woman;
Because she was nam before, and no other woman;
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but this woman was a very vertuous woman, and this was a great crosse to her,
but this woman was a very virtuous woman, and this was a great cross to her,
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and therefore, both to expresse her excellency, and her begun misery, it is said, Naomies husband dyed, the husband of so rare a wife died. Note hence,
and Therefore, both to express her excellency, and her begun misery, it is said, Naomies husband died, the husband of so rare a wife died. Note hence,
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I. That it is a grace for some, to be called the husbands of some women;
I That it is a grace for Some, to be called the Husbands of Some women;
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their name is a grace to them, if they be vertuous:
their name is a grace to them, if they be virtuous:
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for such a one is a crowne to her husband, Pro. 12. 4. Now, a crowne is high glory to a man:
for such a one is a crown to her husband, Pro 12. 4. Now, a crown is high glory to a man:
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and her husband is knowne in the gates, Pro. 31. 23. Such wiues are to bee made much of, as rare Birdes;
and her husband is known in the gates, Pro 31. 23. Such wives Are to be made much of, as rare Birds;
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for too many may sit downe with shame, and blush to bee named the husbands of some wiues: Foolish, though faire: faire, but perhaps filthy: rich, but withal retchlesse:
for too many may fit down with shame, and blush to be nam the Husbands of Some wives: Foolish, though fair: fair, but perhaps filthy: rich, but withal retchless:
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wiues, but without gouernement, husbands named the head, but they must bee masters: sometime painefull, but Peacok-like proud;
wives, but without government, Husbands nam the head, but they must be Masters: sometime painful, but Peacok-like proud;
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often more mad, or fullen sad, than merrie; if merrie, it keepes not in with modesty;
often more mad, or fullen sad, than merry; if merry, it keeps not in with modesty;
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if she speake, it is lowd, often heard farther, then seene, and yet oftener seene by a quiet husband, then well liked of.
if she speak, it is loud, often herd farther, then seen, and yet oftener seen by a quiet husband, then well liked of.
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In a word, a wicked foolish woman, is shame to his person, and rottennesse to his bones, Pro. 12. 4. II. That grace in one, preuents not death in another;
In a word, a wicked foolish woman, is shame to his person, and rottenness to his bones, Pro 12. 4. II That grace in one, prevents not death in Another;
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Naomies husband must die, so Abrahams wife also: Iacob must bid his Rachel adieu, and Ezechiel the desire of eyes: Naomies husband must die, so Abrahams wife also: Iacob must bid his Rachel adieu, and Ezechiel the desire of eyes:
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for no mans grace can free himselfe, much lesse another from death: Psal. 49. 7, 9. and married persons are not appointed the same length of daies;
for no men grace can free himself, much less Another from death: Psalm 49. 7, 9. and married Persons Are not appointed the same length of days;
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No, we come not together, and wee goe not together. Let none hope for life by the grace of another;
No, we come not together, and we go not together. Let none hope for life by the grace of Another;
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let the neerest, and dearest looke to part by death;
let the nearest, and dearest look to part by death;
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Ruth loued Naomi most dearely, and saith, that nothing should separate them, but onely death, verse 17. because shee knew, that that must needes be yelded vnto. III. That it is a great crosse for a woman to lose a good husband. Ruth loved Naomi most dearly, and Says, that nothing should separate them, but only death, verse 17. Because she knew, that that must needs be yielded unto. III. That it is a great cross for a woman to loose a good husband.
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This is implied, as I said, in naming her by name;
This is implied, as I said, in naming her by name;
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for in him the wife loseth her head, her guide, her stay, and comfort, if hee be a vertuous man, and a good husband.
for in him the wife loses her head, her guide, her stay, and Comfort, if he be a virtuous man, and a good husband.
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I neede not intreat good and louing wiues to mourne for such; sure enough they haue cause:
I need not entreat good and loving wives to mourn for such; sure enough they have cause:
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and wiues cannot but mourne, except they conceit a new comfort very quickly, as some doe,
and wives cannot but mourn, except they conceit a new Comfort very quickly, as Some do,
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for feare the old griefe should lye too long at the heart for him that is dead, and cannot be recalled;
for Fear the old grief should lie too long At the heart for him that is dead, and cannot be Recalled;
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so with them, the liuing is better to be liked of, than the dead: for they know their husbands would, perhaps, haue so dealt with them.
so with them, the living is better to be liked of, than the dead: for they know their Husbands would, perhaps, have so dealt with them.
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And shee was left and her two sonnes. And she was left and her two Sons.
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] Death seazed onely vpon Elimelech, and left Naomi, and also her sonnes, that she might not be vtterly comfortlesse in a strange countrey.
] Death seized only upon Elimelech, and left Naomi, and also her Sons, that she might not be utterly comfortless in a strange country.
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From this may we note these two things:
From this may we note these two things:
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I. That albeit death is due to all (in as much as all haue sinned) yet it seazeth not vpon all at once;
I That albeit death is due to all (in as much as all have sinned) yet it seizeth not upon all At once;
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but one dyeth now, and another hereafter, as we see in all ages, which cōmeth not to passe for any good in one, more than in another;
but one Dies now, and Another hereafter, as we see in all ages, which comes not to pass for any good in one, more than in Another;
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but God will haue mankind vpon earth till the last day; hee forbeareth some, and repriueth them for their amendment;
but God will have mankind upon earth till the last day; he forbeareth Some, and reprieveth them for their amendment;
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for the lengthning of life, is for our further repentance, if wee bee the Lords, or for the greater condemnation of such, as shall perish.
for the lengthening of life, is for our further Repentance, if we be the lords, or for the greater condemnation of such, as shall perish.
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For this mercy God is to bee praised, for we deserue death, and it might seaze vpon euery one at once,
For this mercy God is to be praised, for we deserve death, and it might seize upon every one At once,
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and take vs away, because wee are borne in sinne, brought vp therein, and none so free euer,
and take us away, Because we Are born in sin, brought up therein, and none so free ever,
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but in his highest pitch of well-doing, he may be tainted of sinne, 1. Ioh. 1. II. That the Lord in afflicting his children, sweeteneth the same with some comforts:
but in his highest pitch of welldoing, he may be tainted of sin, 1. John 1. II That the Lord in afflicting his children, sweeteneth the same with Some comforts:
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he wholly leaueth not them without some taste of his mercy and goodnesse, as we may see in his dealing with Naomi: he tooke away her husband, and left two sonnes;
he wholly Leaveth not them without Some taste of his mercy and Goodness, as we may see in his dealing with Naomi: he took away her husband, and left two Sons;
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and after tooke them away, but gaue her an excellent daughter in Law.
and After took them away, but gave her an excellent daughter in Law.
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Elisha had an earthly power comming against him, but he then saw a great help from heauen. Elisha had an earthly power coming against him, but he then saw a great help from heaven.
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It was a bitter affliction for Ioseph to be sold of his brethren, but it was sweetened with Potiphars fauour;
It was a bitter affliction for Ioseph to be sold of his brothers, but it was sweetened with Potiphars favour;
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This at length imprisoned him vniusty, but the Lord gaue him fauour in the eyes of the Keeper of the Prison, to sugar this bitter pill with.
This At length imprisoned him vniusty, but the Lord gave him favour in the eyes of the Keeper of the Prison, to sugar this bitter pill with.
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And this the Lord doth in mercy, that his children might not be ouerwhelmed with griefe, and swallowed vp of sorrow:
And this the Lord does in mercy, that his children might not be overwhelmed with grief, and swallowed up of sorrow:
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therefore by one meanes he casts them downe, but by another sustaineth them. Let not therefore men, which feare God, bee ouer-sad when afflictions come;
Therefore by one means he Cast them down, but by Another sustaineth them. Let not Therefore men, which Fear God, be oversad when afflictions come;
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God will lay no more then they can beare: he layeth on them a burthen, but he putteth vnder his hand.
God will lay no more then they can bear: he Layeth on them a burden, but he putteth under his hand.
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If wee looke vpon the affliction, let vs also consider, what cause of comfort wee haue;
If we look upon the affliction, let us also Consider, what cause of Comfort we have;
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marke when, for what, how long or short, what it is allayed with, that we bee not wholy cast downe.
mark when, for what, how long or short, what it is allayed with, that we be not wholly cast down.
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Vers. 4. And they tooke them wiues of the women of Moab, the name of the one was Orpha, and the name of the other Ruth, and they dwelled there about tenne yeeres.Vers. 4. And they took them wives of the women of Moab, the name of the one was Orpha, and the name of the other Ruth, and they dwelled there about tenne Years.
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THis sheweth what course the sonnes tooke after their fathers death, they returned not home:
THis shows what course the Sons took After their Father's death, they returned not home:
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this crosse brought them not to thinke of leauing that idolatrous Countrey, but they setled themselues to marry there;
this cross brought them not to think of leaving that idolatrous Country, but they settled themselves to marry there;
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so as this verse telleth vs of two things;
so as this verse Telleth us of two things;
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the first is, of a marriage, and herein who they were, the men, Elimelechs sonnes, the women, who are set out by their Countrey, then by their names:
the First is, of a marriage, and herein who they were, the men, Elimelech's Sons, the women, who Are Set out by their Country, then by their names:
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the second is, of their abode in Moab, and time how long.
the second is, of their Abided in Moab, and time how long.
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Note (before I come to the words) that euery crosse bringeth not men home againe:
Note (before I come to the words) that every cross brings not men home again:
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their fathers death made them not resolue to goe backe vnto Gods people againe: Lot was taken prisoner, yet would he still abide in Sodom, after his deliuerance.
their Father's death made them not resolve to go back unto God's people again: Lot was taken prisoner, yet would he still abide in Sodom, After his deliverance.
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Iehosaphats danger with Achab, made him not wholy to forsake that house, but he must haue more afflictions,Iehosaphats danger with Ahab, made him not wholly to forsake that house, but he must have more afflictions,
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and the Prophet openly to rebuke him. And this commeth for want of waighing the true cause of afflictions, when they happen,
and the Prophet openly to rebuke him. And this comes for want of weighing the true cause of afflictions, when they happen,
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or desire to please other, or the loue of this world, or some such corruption of our heart.
or desire to please other, or the love of this world, or Some such corruption of our heart.
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To bewaile this our peruerse nature not easily reformed, a great affliction must worke on Manasses, great distresse must presse the prodigall sonne,
To bewail this our perverse nature not Easily reformed, a great affliction must work on Manasses, great distress must press the prodigal son,
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before they will come to themselues, and turne to the Lord, yea some are worse for afflictions,
before they will come to themselves, and turn to the Lord, yea Some Are Worse for afflictions,
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as may be seene in Achaz, 2. Chron. 28. 22. in Amon, Chap. 33. 23. in the Antichristians, Reue. 16. 11. and in the Iewes, Ier. 5. 3.
as may be seen in Ahaz, 2. Chronicles 28. 22. in Amon, Chap. 33. 23. in the Antichristians, Reue. 16. 11. and in the Iewes, Jeremiah 5. 3.
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And they tooke them. ] This may seeme an act of their owne, as that of Lamech, Genesis 4. 19. and that of the sonnes of God, 6. 2. and not their mothers deed,And they took them. ] This may seem an act of their own, as that of Lamech, Genesis 4. 19. and that of the Sons of God, 6. 2. and not their mother's deed,
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as is said of Hagar, Gene. 21. 21. If they did this with her consent, it was as godly children should doe, to marry with consent of parents:
as is said of Hagar, Gene. 21. 21. If they did this with her consent, it was as godly children should do, to marry with consent of Parents:
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For parents haue authoritie in this case, 1. Cor. 7. children owe this honour to them.
For Parents have Authority in this case, 1. Cor. 7. children owe this honour to them.
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Examples of the godly, as in Isaac, and Iacob, and Samson, moue to it:
Examples of the godly, as in Isaac, and Iacob, and samson, move to it:
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and the contrary is found fault with, Gen. 6. 2. and in Esau; our lawes require it, godly men and learned Diuines so teach out of the Word.
and the contrary is found fault with, Gen. 6. 2. and in Esau; our laws require it, godly men and learned Divines so teach out of the Word.
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Let children therefore herein take aduice of their parents; they shall thriue the better: if they doe well, their parents will reioyce:
Let children Therefore herein take Advice of their Parents; they shall thrive the better: if they do well, their Parents will rejoice:
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if otherwise, then children may more boldly seeke to parents for comfort, and expect helpe at their hands.
if otherwise, then children may more boldly seek to Parents for Comfort, and expect help At their hands.
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Wiues. ] So women be called, when they be marryed vnto men, or betrothed.Wives. ] So women be called, when they be married unto men, or betrothed.
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It is as if it had beene said, They tooke yong women for wiues to liue in Gods ordinance,
It is as if it had been said, They took young women for wives to live in God's Ordinance,
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and not for wantons, to liue in vncleannesse.
and not for wantons, to live in uncleanness.
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Though they were not in Israel, yet they let not loose the vnbrideled lust of nature,
Though they were not in Israel, yet they let not lose the unbridled lust of nature,
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but vsed marriage the ordinance of God. So men are to take women as wiues, to liue together in Gods holy ordinance;
but used marriage the Ordinance of God. So men Are to take women as wives, to live together in God's holy Ordinance;
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as the godly haue euer made conscience to doe; and not to liue as bruite beasts, to defile themselues;
as the godly have ever made conscience to do; and not to live as bruit beasts, to defile themselves;
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as Hamor did Dinah, and Zimri did Cozbi, in the sinne of fornication. From this must we flie, as the Apostle exhorteth, and from other degrees of vncleannesse,
as Hamor did Dinah, and Zimri did Cozbi, in the sin of fornication. From this must we fly, as the Apostle exhorteth, and from other Degrees of uncleanness,
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as adulterie which God seuerly punished, 2. Sam. 22. 10. Iob 31. 9, 11. so incest, Gen. 19. 36. 1 Cor. 5. 1. 2. Sam. 13. 14. and other vnnaturall pollutions not to be named, Rom. 1. which God giueth reprobate mindes ouer vnto. Of the women of Moab.
as adultery which God severely punished, 2. Sam. 22. 10. Job 31. 9, 11. so Incest, Gen. 19. 36. 1 Cor. 5. 1. 2. Sam. 13. 14. and other unnatural pollutions not to be nam, Rom. 1. which God gives Reprobate minds over unto. Of the women of Moab.
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] With these they were not to marry, Deut. 7. 3. and 23. 3. Esdras 9. 1, 2. Neh. 13. 23, 25, 26. Young persons in their choyce soone erre,
] With these they were not to marry, Deuteronomy 7. 3. and 23. 3. Ezra 9. 1, 2. Neh 13. 23, 25, 26. Young Persons in their choice soon err,
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if they suffer lust to rule, and follow not the Law of God, Gen. 6. 2. Herein wise Salomon was ouertaken, Neh. 13. 26. 1. King. 11. 1. Therefore men are to bridle appetite and lust;if they suffer lust to Rule, and follow not the Law of God, Gen. 6. 2. Herein wise Solomon was overtaken, Neh 13. 26. 1. King. 11. 1. Therefore men Are to bridle appetite and lust;
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and let the Lord rule them, Religion and reason guide them herein. The children of God are not to marry with the daughters of men:
and let the Lord Rule them, Religion and reason guide them herein. The children of God Are not to marry with the daughters of men:
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it is condemned, Gen. 6. 2. the contrary commanded, Deut. 7. 3, 4. See there the reason,
it is condemned, Gen. 6. 2. the contrary commanded, Deuteronomy 7. 3, 4. See there the reason,
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and equity therof euer, such marriages are not made in the Lord, as they ought, 1. Cor. 7. 36, and God hath punished such matches:
and equity thereof ever, such marriages Are not made in the Lord, as they ought, 1. Cor. 7. 36, and God hath punished such Matches:
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see in Salomon, 1. King. 11. and in Iehosaphat, in marrying his sonne to Athaliah, 2. Chro. 21. 6. If Rahab bee a beleeuer, Salomon may take her to wife,
see in Solomon, 1. King. 11. and in Jehoshaphat, in marrying his son to Athaliah, 2. Chro 21. 6. If Rahab be a believer, Solomon may take her to wife,
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& so Boaz may marry Ruth: and if there were none other to match with in the world, Abraham may take one out of another countrey for Isaac; and Iacob may marry Labans daughter:
& so Boaz may marry Ruth: and if there were none other to match with in the world, Abraham may take one out of Another country for Isaac; and Iacob may marry Labans daughter:
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but there is no such want, but that the sonnes of Abraham may match with the daughters of Abraham now.
but there is no such want, but that the Sons of Abraham may match with the daughters of Abraham now.
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The name of the one was Orpha, and the name of the other Ruth.The name of the one was Orpha, and the name of the other Ruth.
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] This was the wife of Mahlon, Cha. 4. 10. the elder brother, and Orpha the wife of Chilion the younger:
] This was the wife of Mahlon, Cha. 4. 10. the elder brother, and Orpha the wife of Chilion the younger:
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whether sisters or no, or of what parents these came, is not mentioned. These Heathen people refused not in those daies to match with strangers;
whither Sisters or no, or of what Parents these Come, is not mentioned. These Heathen people refused not in those days to match with Strangers;
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Iethro giueth his daughter to Moses, which must be for his vertue, and not for his wealth;Jethro gives his daughter to Moses, which must be for his virtue, and not for his wealth;
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for hee had none, hee was brought vp like a Prince, but he humbled himselfe to keepe Sheepe, and so obtained his wife.
for he had none, he was brought up like a Prince, but he humbled himself to keep Sheep, and so obtained his wife.
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Mens manhood, vertues, and painefulnesse in those dayes got them wiues. Caleb will marry his daughter for the mans vertue sake, and valorous spirit;Mens manhood, Virtues, and painfulness in those days god them wives. Caleb will marry his daughter for the men virtue sake, and valorous Spirit;
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Saul will pretend as much towards Dauid ▪ but that was pretended in policy, not in truth;Saul will pretend as much towards David ▪ but that was pretended in policy, not in truth;
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Laban the worldling will marry his daughters for the world, and sell them for gaine: but a godly man preferreth grace before goods, and wisedome before the world;Laban the worldling will marry his daughters for the world, and fell them for gain: but a godly man preferreth grace before goods, and Wisdom before the world;
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though where grace is, if goods may come with it, it is a blessing, and the better to be liked of,
though where grace is, if goods may come with it, it is a blessing, and the better to be liked of,
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for helpe to vphold the burthen of marriage. And they dwelt there about tenne yeeres.
for help to uphold the burden of marriage. And they dwelled there about tenne Years.
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] Whether this time beginneth at their first cōming, or after this marriage, is not certaine,
] Whither this time begins At their First coming, or After this marriage, is not certain,
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but it is ten yeeres before Naomi heares of the Lords visiting of Israel with plenty.
but it is ten Years before Naomi hears of the lords visiting of Israel with plenty.
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It is a long time for a godly woman to bee kept from Gods people, and publike seruice of his name.
It is a long time for a godly woman to be kept from God's people, and public service of his name.
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Dauid lamented it much, Psal. 120. 5. and desired the presence of God and his Tabernacle, Psal. 84. 1, 4. In Moab was corporall plenty, but not spirituall;David lamented it much, Psalm 120. 5. and desired the presence of God and his Tabernacle, Psalm 84. 1, 4. In Moab was corporal plenty, but not spiritual;
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for the one, the other was neglected. Such is our corruption; a comon sinne now, I wish it had not taken possession of the best.
for the one, the other was neglected. Such is our corruption; a Common sin now, I wish it had not taken possession of the best.
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But besides this, we may further note, how a heauy calamity may long rest vpon Gods people:
But beside this, we may further note, how a heavy calamity may long rest upon God's people:
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we may reade of a famine, three yeres and a halfe in Achabs daies: three yeeres in Dauids time, 2. Sam. 21. 1. 1. King. 17. 1. Luke 4. 25. and seuen yeeres at another time, 2. King. 1. and here also,
we may read of a famine, three Years and a half in Ahab's days: three Years in David time, 2. Sam. 21. 1. 1. King. 17. 1. Luke 4. 25. and seuen Years At Another time, 2. King. 1. and Here also,
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for a great many of yeeres.
for a great many of Years.
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And this commeth through mens obstinacie in sinne, and for that such things are not reformed,
And this comes through men's obstinacy in sin, and for that such things Are not reformed,
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as God commandeth, or for that some euils are not punished, as they ought to bee;
as God commands, or for that Some evils Are not punished, as they ought to be;
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as for innocent blood-shed, 1. Sam. 21. 1. for open idolatrie, and murthering of the Saints, as in Achabs dayes.
as for innocent bloodshed, 1. Sam. 21. 1. for open idolatry, and murdering of the Saints, as in Ahab's days.
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We are in such continuing iudgements, to looke to our waies, and bewaile our sinnes:
We Are in such Continuing Judgments, to look to our ways, and bewail our Sins:
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also seeing thus Gods hand against his people so long, wee may learne patience in the yeres of scarcity,
also seeing thus God's hand against his people so long, we may Learn patience in the Years of scarcity,
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and blesse God that neuer thus afflicted vs in any of our remembrances; for such a famine would in these Northerne parts be most intolerable, farre more vnsufferable,
and bless God that never thus afflicted us in any of our remembrances; for such a famine would in these Northern parts be most intolerable, Far more unsufferable,
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than in hot countreyes, where people could humble themselues with fasting, many dayes together.
than in hight countries, where people could humble themselves with fasting, many days together.
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Verse 5. And Mahlon and Chilion dyed also both of them, and the woman was left of her two sonnes, and of her husband.Verse 5. And Mahlon and Chilion died also both of them, and the woman was left of her two Sons, and of her husband.
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THis verse sheweth a further griefe which befell good Naomi, which was the death of both her sonnes,
THis verse shows a further grief which befell good Naomi, which was the death of both her Sons,
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and so to be left a heauie soule in solitarinesse in a strange countrey, where she could haue no spirituall comfort,
and so to be left a heavy soul in solitariness in a strange country, where she could have no spiritual Comfort,
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and where now she had lost her chiefest corporall comfort. And Mahlon and Chilion dyed also both of them.
and where now she had lost her chiefest corporal Comfort. And Mahlon and Chilion died also both of them.
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] These inioyed their yong wiues for some space, and had time to haue returned home to the Lords people,
] These enjoyed their young wives for Some Molle, and had time to have returned home to the lords people,
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but they for bodily maintenance, & new friends gotten by their marriages, would not; the Lord therefore tooke them away in this strange Land. Many things may be noted. I.
but they for bodily maintenance, & new Friends got by their marriages, would not; the Lord Therefore took them away in this strange Land. Many things may be noted. I.
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That the Lord gaue them time to marry, and to enioy their marriage for some space,
That the Lord gave them time to marry, and to enjoy their marriage for Some Molle,
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though they made no better vse of their fathers death: thus good and patient is God vnto men, for their bettering, if it would be, for which praise him.
though they made no better use of their Father's death: thus good and patient is God unto men, for their bettering, if it would be, for which praise him.
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II. That when God hath proued men in patience, and they will not make right vse thereof;
II That when God hath proved men in patience, and they will not make right use thereof;
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then will he take them away; for he will not alwaies striue in mercie: here the abusers of Gods goodnesse may learne to take heed. III. That God can and will cut off sometime yong men in the flowre of their youth. then will he take them away; for he will not always strive in mercy: Here the Abusers of God's Goodness may Learn to take heed. III. That God can and will Cut off sometime young men in the flower of their youth.
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Thus he tooke away Nadab and Abihu, Hophni and Phinees, Amnon & Absalom, two gallant yong Princes:
Thus he took away Nadab and Abihu, Hophni and Phinehas, Amnon & Absalom, two gallant young Princes:
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so here these two, though some by violent death, and other by naturall death.
so Here these two, though Some by violent death, and other by natural death.
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And this is sometime a punishment for sinne, Psalme 55. 23. 1. Sa. 2. 31. but not euer:
And this is sometime a punishment for sin, Psalm 55. 23. 1. Sa. 2. 31. but not ever:
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for God in mercie will take some from the euils of the world, as he did Iosias. Let none because of youth put farre off the day of death.
for God in mercy will take Some from the evils of the world, as he did Iosias. Let none Because of youth put Far off the day of death.
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Death respecteth no age, no strength, no beauty:
Death respecteth no age, no strength, no beauty:
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Remember thy Creatour in the dayes of thy youth, Ecclesiastes 12. 1. Thy owne sinne may cut thee off in youth,
remember thy Creator in the days of thy youth, Ecclesiastes 12. 1. Thy own sin may Cut thee off in youth,
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as it did Absalom, and so the rest:
as it did Absalom, and so the rest:
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or thy fathers sinne, as Dauids child was taken away, 2. Sam. 12. 14. and the tenne Tribes from Rehoboam, and the sonnes of Saul.
or thy Father's sin, as David child was taken away, 2. Sam. 12. 14. and the tenne Tribes from Rehoboam, and the Sons of Saul.
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And the woman was left of her two sons, & her husband. And the woman was left of her two Sons, & her husband.
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] This is added, to aggrauate the affliction of Naomi; and doth teach, that neither few nor light afflictions sometime befall the godly.
] This is added, to aggravate the affliction of Naomi; and does teach, that neither few nor Light afflictions sometime befall the godly.
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Naomi lost her husband, then not one, but both her sonnes, and left their widowes without children,Naomi lost her husband, then not one, but both her Sons, and left their Widows without children,
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so as Naomi had none of his bloud remaining in Moab.
so as Naomi had none of his blood remaining in Moab.
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And as shee was thus afflicted, so was Dauid, who had proud and scornefull brethren, a bloudily-minded father in law, a mocking Michal to his wife, lewd and vnnaturall children; besides many other great trialls.
And as she was thus afflicted, so was David, who had proud and scornful brothers, a bloodily-minded father in law, a mocking Michal to his wife, lewd and unnatural children; beside many other great trials.
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What shall I speake of Iobs trialls, Ieremies troubles, and Pauls persecutions? Yet God thus suffers his to be tried, to make them know themselues, to shew them their graces,
What shall I speak of Jobs trials, Jeremiahs Troubles, and Paul's persecutions? Yet God thus suffers his to be tried, to make them know themselves, to show them their graces,
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and their imperfections, which in affliction they will manifest;
and their imperfections, which in affliction they will manifest;
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to weane them from the world, to the loue of a better life, to whip them from their sinnes,
to wean them from the world, to the love of a better life, to whip them from their Sins,
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and to make our vile natures tame, to submit to his yoke.
and to make our vile nature's tame, to submit to his yoke.
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Let vs looke therefore for them, let vs be contented and patient vnder them, and consider the troubles of others of old,
Let us look Therefore for them, let us be contented and patient under them, and Consider the Troubles of Others of old,
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and in the primitiue Church, and of later times.
and in the primitive Church, and of later times.
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Let vs not thinke our condition the worse before God, but rather the better, if instruction be with correction; for God loueth vs then.
Let us not think our condition the Worse before God, but rather the better, if instruction be with correction; for God loves us then.
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It is a fault to murmure at him, it is an error to thinke our estate to be euill before God,
It is a fault to murmur At him, it is an error to think our estate to be evil before God,
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because of sundry and great crosses; for many are the afflictions of the righteous: he saith not, of the wicked, yet then righteous, when they be afflicted: this is comfort against despaire.
Because of sundry and great Crosses; for many Are the afflictions of the righteous: he Says not, of the wicked, yet then righteous, when they be afflicted: this is Comfort against despair.
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Note againe, that he saith, the woman was left: he saith not now, Naomi, as before & after, to expresse her deiected condition;
Note again, that he Says, the woman was left: he Says not now, Naomi, as before & After, to express her dejected condition;
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for a widow, poore, alone, without friends, and in a strange country, is in an afflicted estate, & contemptible:
for a widow, poor, alone, without Friends, and in a strange country, is in an afflicted estate, & contemptible:
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it is the, not Naomi, but the woman in distresse and miserie.
it is the, not Naomi, but the woman in distress and misery.
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And lastly obserue, that when death calleth, friends must part, and one leaue another, husbands their wiues, children their parents, & parents their children;
And lastly observe, that when death calls, Friends must part, and one leave Another, Husbands their wives, children their Parents, & Parents their children;
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as here, no band of loue can keepe them then together, death must be welcome, and vnto dearest friends we must bid farewell.
as Here, no band of love can keep them then together, death must be welcome, and unto dearest Friends we must bid farewell.
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Verse. 6. Then she arose with her daughters in law, that shee might returne from the Countrey of Moab:Verse. 6. Then she arose with her daughters in law, that she might return from the Country of Moab:
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for shee had heard in the Countrey of Moab, how that the Lord had visited his people in giuing them bread.
for she had herd in the Country of Moab, how that the Lord had visited his people in giving them bred.
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HEre is at the length the returne of Naomi, with whom, from whence, and the reason drawing her minde homeward.
Here is At the length the return of Naomi, with whom, from whence, and the reason drawing her mind homeward.
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Then shee arose. ] Shee had long abode in Moab:Then she arose. ] She had long Abided in Moab:
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now after such crosses, shee ariseth to goe thence, vnto the Church and people of God:
now After such Crosses, she arises to go thence, unto the Church and people of God:
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when the Lord thus afflicted her, when shee saw her selfe destitute of her husband and children,
when the Lord thus afflicted her, when she saw her self destitute of her husband and children,
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and had none to goe vnto and to conuerse with but Idolaters, the Moabites, then she arose to leaue those coasts.
and had none to go unto and to converse with but Idolaters, the Moabites, then she arose to leave those coasts.
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Note, how affliction shall follow affliction, to bring home such as be the Lords:
Note, how affliction shall follow affliction, to bring home such as be the lords:
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if one crosse will not doe it, another shall, as wee see in the prodigall son,
if one cross will not do it, Another shall, as we see in the prodigal son,
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and Gods dealing with Manasses; for the Lord is loth to lose his owne:
and God's dealing with Manasses; for the Lord is loath to loose his own:
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And therefore if one affliction happen, make good vse thereof, else another shall follow, yea & another after that, till we returne home.
And Therefore if one affliction happen, make good use thereof, Else Another shall follow, yea & Another After that, till we return home.
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Againe marke, that it is then time to leaue the place of our abode, when the Godly are taken away,
Again mark, that it is then time to leave the place of our Abided, when the Godly Are taken away,
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and none left but wicked to conuerse with. and none left but wicked to converse with.
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Thus and for this cause many left Israel in Ieroboams dayes, 2. Chr. 11 13, 16. for the godly should delight in the fellowship of the godly:
Thus and for this cause many left Israel in Ieroboams days, 2. Christ 11 13, 16. for the godly should delight in the fellowship of the godly:
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Dauids delight was in the Saints.David delight was in the Saints.
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It is also dangerous for the Godly to frequent the company of the wicked, as a Lambe to be among Wolues.
It is also dangerous for the Godly to frequent the company of the wicked, as a Lamb to be among Wolves.
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Dauid will not dwell in the tents of the wicked, neither sit among them, Psalme 26. and it is a good mans propertie to auoid them, Psalme 1. 1. And therefore let vs flee the fellowship of Idolaters, 1. Iohn 5. 2 Cor. 6. and the societie of euill persons.David will not dwell in the tents of the wicked, neither fit among them, Psalm 26. and it is a good men property to avoid them, Psalm 1. 1. And Therefore let us flee the fellowship of Idolaters, 1. John 5. 2 Cor. 6. and the society of evil Persons.
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For such as can liue with delight among them, are like them, are no true Conuerts to God:
For such as can live with delight among them, Are like them, Are no true Converts to God:
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and yet not a few, which will be held religious, can make themselues merrie with vaine persons,
and yet not a few, which will be held religious, can make themselves merry with vain Persons,
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and condemne others for too Stoicall, too censorious, for that they cannot away with fleshly and carnall delights. With her daughters in law.
and condemn Others for too Stoical, too censorious, for that they cannot away with fleshly and carnal delights. With her daughters in law.
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] It appeareth that these two did voluntarily accompany her, of their owne minds, and not by Naomies intreatie;
] It appears that these two did voluntarily accompany her, of their own minds, and not by Naomies intreaty;
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this appeareth out of verse 8. and 11. What moued them hereto, but Naomies vertues? So as we may see, that the truly vertuous are of an attractiue power, euen as the load-stone, to draw others vnto them, partly by instruction, partly by their godly conuersation.
this appears out of verse 8. and 11. What moved them hereto, but Naomies Virtues? So as we may see, that the truly virtuous Are of an Attractive power, even as the Loadstone, to draw Others unto them, partly by instruction, partly by their godly Conversation.
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Both which meanes we may thinke shee vsed towards these, while shee aboade in Moab: for the religious cannot but incyte others vnto pietie.
Both which means we may think she used towards these, while she abode in Moab: for the religious cannot but incyte Others unto piety.
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This is worthie imitation in Naomi. If practice shew our Religion, it will win others, 1. Pet. 3. 1. without which,
This is worthy imitation in Naomi. If practice show our Religion, it will win Others, 1. Pet. 3. 1. without which,
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euen the most glorious profession in words, hath no operation, no power to perswade.
even the most glorious profession in words, hath no operation, no power to persuade.
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And here also was a mercy of God to this poore old woman, that shee lost not all outward comfort, shee had some to keepe her company in her aduersitie.
And Here also was a mercy of God to this poor old woman, that she lost not all outward Comfort, she had Some to keep her company in her adversity.
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It is a good grace, to be content to beare the poore company in a miserable estate;
It is a good grace, to be content to bear the poor company in a miserable estate;
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they be true friends, which will sit downe vpon a dunghill with Iob, to mourne with him.
they be true Friends, which will fit down upon a dunghill with Job, to mourn with him.
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Well, here were two daughters of Moab, which would accompany Naomi, poore and afflicted Naomi. A reproofe to counterfeit friends, of which now the world is full, neuer more.
Well, Here were two daughters of Moab, which would accompany Naomi, poor and afflicted Naomi. A reproof to counterfeit Friends, of which now the world is full, never more.
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That shee might returne from the countrey of Moab. That she might return from the country of Moab.
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] This is the end why she arose, that is, left the particular place of her dwelling, not to goe into some other place in Moab,
] This is the end why she arose, that is, left the particular place of her Dwelling, not to go into Some other place in Moab,
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as hoping of better successe there, but quite to forsake the countrey.
as hoping of better success there, but quite to forsake the country.
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The kindnesse receiued there, could not hold her, when she perceiued the Lord to call her home, partly by afflictions in Moab,
The kindness received there, could not hold her, when she perceived the Lord to call her home, partly by afflictions in Moab,
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and partly by mercies now in Israel.
and partly by Mercies now in Israel.
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Outward kindnesse of Worldlings cannot keepe the godly with them, when God calleth them away from them, either by afflictions,Outward kindness of Worldlings cannot keep the godly with them, when God calls them away from them, either by afflictions,
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or by checke of conscience, or by falling into sinne by them, or by feeling the want of the godly,
or by check of conscience, or by falling into sin by them, or by feeling the want of the godly,
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and the vse of Gods publike seruice, or else by seeing or hearing of Gods fauour to his people.
and the use of God's public service, or Else by seeing or hearing of God's favour to his people.
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When these or such like doe call vpon the godly to come away, they cannot by any worldly pleasure, profit,
When these or such like do call upon the godly to come away, they cannot by any worldly pleasure, profit,
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or familiar acquaintance, or kinde intertainement stay with such men;
or familiar acquaintance, or kind entertainment stay with such men;
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they be like Abrahams seruant, which could not be held with rest and good cheare, to stay in Bethuels house;
they be like Abrahams servant, which could not be held with rest and good cheer, to stay in Bethuels house;
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nor Dauid in Ziklag, when he had liberty to goe into Iudah.
nor David in Ziklag, when he had liberty to go into Iudah.
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For their spirits differ, so as they cannot truely affect one another, and the godly finde crosses among the wicked, to hunt them out from their societie,
For their spirits differ, so as they cannot truly affect one Another, and the godly find Crosses among the wicked, to hunt them out from their society,
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and they cannot but feare, in a godly iealousie, to be made the worse by them,
and they cannot but Fear, in a godly jealousy, to be made the Worse by them,
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for that they know their own weakenesse. And therefore let vs labour for this grace, to leaue the society of the vngodly,
for that they know their own weakness. And Therefore let us labour for this grace, to leave the society of the ungodly,
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lest wee be insnared by them:
lest we be Ensnared by them:
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and if we be with them, let it be by warrant of our calling, or of necessity,
and if we be with them, let it be by warrant of our calling, or of necessity,
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and onely so long as we haue hope to doe them good, and to win them;
and only so long as we have hope to do them good, and to win them;
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but if they bee found obstinate, forsake them, Ierem. 51. 9. For she had heard in the countrey of Moab.
but if they be found obstinate, forsake them, Jeremiah 51. 9. For she had herd in the country of Moab.
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] That is, while she did stay in that countrey, newes was brought of plenty in Israel.
] That is, while she did stay in that country, news was brought of plenty in Israel.
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As the famine did driue her from thence, so now food being there, and the crosses she found in Moab, mooued her to returne backe againe.
As the famine did driven her from thence, so now food being there, and the Crosses she found in Moab, moved her to return back again.
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As aduersitie maketh many to leaue the Church, so the prosperity thereof bringeth many vnto it; As adversity makes many to leave the Church, so the Prosperity thereof brings many unto it;
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some in truth and loue, as Naomi heere, others for the world, or for feare, Ester 8. 17. Let vs then pray for the Churches prosperity:
Some in truth and love, as Naomi Here, Others for the world, or for Fear, Ester 8. 17. Let us then pray for the Churches Prosperity:
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yet not then are wee to trust all that come within her lappe.
yet not then Are we to trust all that come within her lap.
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Note againe, how Naomi in her greatest distresse heard of comfort to her Countrey, to bring her home againe.
Note again, how Naomi in her greatest distress herd of Comfort to her Country, to bring her home again.
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God is often the neerest in mercy to helpe, when in mans reason hee seemeth to be furthest off. God is often the nearest in mercy to help, when in men reason he seems to be furthest off.
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Thus was God with Ionah in the Whales belly, and with the three Children in the Furnace, with Daniel in the Den, with Dauid to helpe against most present danger, 1. Sam. 23. 26, 27. Peter, the very night before his intended death by Herod, must be deliuered:
Thus was God with Jonah in the Whale's belly, and with the three Children in the Furnace, with daniel in the Den, with David to help against most present danger, 1. Sam. 23. 26, 27. Peter, the very night before his intended death by Herod, must be Delivered:
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and so the Gun powder plot here bee discouered. And God thus suffereth his so long, and to come to so narrow a straite,
and so the Gun powder plot Here be discovered. And God thus suffers his so long, and to come to so narrow a strait,
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before he set them free, & shew himselfe;
before he Set them free, & show himself;
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to humble them, to beate them out of confidence in themselues, to shew his power and mercy the more, that they may see more fully his goodnesse to them, to make them thankefull, obedient,
to humble them, to beat them out of confidence in themselves, to show his power and mercy the more, that they may see more Fully his Goodness to them, to make them thankful, obedient,
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and the more in vtmost perils to rely vpon him.
and the more in utmost perils to rely upon him.
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We are not to despaire in the greatest dangers, nor to thinke our selues forgotten in great extremities,
We Are not to despair in the greatest dangers, nor to think our selves forgotten in great extremities,
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but then seeke to God, trust in him, and doubt not of comfort. God will haue Lazarus in the graue, before Christ restore him to life;
but then seek to God, trust in him, and doubt not of Comfort. God will have Lazarus in the graven, before christ restore him to life;
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and Isaac bo•nd vpon the Altar, before he forbid Abraham to slay him:
and Isaac bo•nd upon the Altar, before he forbid Abraham to slay him:
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Till the ship be ready to sinke, Christ will not awake, Mat. 8. 25, 26. for so the Lord is more seene in his power, and mercy towards his.
Till the ship be ready to sink, christ will not awake, Mathew 8. 25, 26. for so the Lord is more seen in his power, and mercy towards his.
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How the Lord had visited his people in giuing them bread. How the Lord had visited his people in giving them bred.
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] By bread is meant all necessary food, but especially corne, of which bread is made.
] By bred is meant all necessary food, but especially corn, of which bred is made.
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Here the Lord is made the giuer thereof to the Israelites called his people, whom in mercy bee visited, to bestow his blessings vpon:
Here the Lord is made the giver thereof to the Israelites called his people, whom in mercy be visited, to bestow his blessings upon:
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for so is visited here taken, and in Gen. 21. 1. Luk. 1. 68. Ier. 29. 10. Note from hence these things. I.
for so is visited Here taken, and in Gen. 21. 1. Luk. 1. 68. Jeremiah 29. 10. Note from hence these things. I.
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That God seeth his people in aduersity and want, and commeth in his due time to helpe them, Exod. 3. 7, 8. which is from his meere mercy,
That God sees his people in adversity and want, and comes in his due time to help them, Exod 3. 7, 8. which is from his mere mercy,
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and the stability of his loue and promise to his people:
and the stability of his love and promise to his people:
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And therefore we may learn patience in affliction, and not bee impatient, as if God had forgotten;
And Therefore we may Learn patience in affliction, and not be impatient, as if God had forgotten;
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nor murmure, lest the Lord punish vs. II. That God hath euer had more specially a people for his owne, called his people. nor murmur, lest the Lord Punish us II That God hath ever had more specially a people for his own, called his people.
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Thus were certaine called the sonnes of God, Gen. 6. Thus after were the Israelites his, Deut. 7. 6. and 26. 18. and such be now true Christians, 1. Pet. 2. 9. Reu. 18. 4. These he chose not for any merit in them,
Thus were certain called the Sons of God, Gen. 6. Thus After were the Israelites his, Deuteronomy 7. 6. and 26. 18. and such be now true Christians, 1. Pet. 2. 9. Reu. 18. 4. These he chosen not for any merit in them,
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but of his meere loue, Deut. 7. 8. Ephe. 1. 4. This should make vs to examine our selues,
but of his mere love, Deuteronomy 7. 8. Ephes 1. 4. This should make us to examine our selves,
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how we be Gods people, whether, according to Creation, or after the worke of Regeneration:
how we be God's people, whither, according to Creation, or After the work of Regeneration:
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for these differ from the other greatly, in the graces of Gods Spirit, and holy conuersation, Ezech. 11. 19. and 36. 26, 27. Psal. 15. in glorious titles, Deut. 26. 19. Exo. 19. 6. 1. Pet. 2. 9. Reu. 1. 6. and in heauenly prerogatiues;
for these differ from the other greatly, in the graces of God's Spirit, and holy Conversation, Ezekiel 11. 19. and 36. 26, 27. Psalm 15. in glorious titles, Deuteronomy 26. 19. Exo. 19. 6. 1. Pet. 2. 9. Reu. 1. 6. and in heavenly prerogatives;
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as in peace with God, Rom. 5. 1. in free accesse, with a holy boldnesse to God in Christ, Heb. 4. in hauing God euer with them, Mat. 18. 20. in this blessing, that all things worke together for the best to them, Rom. 8. and in being a Communion of Saints, to whom is belonging the forgiuenesse of sinnes, the resurrection of the body, and life euerlasting.
as in peace with God, Rom. 5. 1. in free access, with a holy boldness to God in christ, Hebrew 4. in having God ever with them, Mathew 18. 20. in this blessing, that all things work together for the best to them, Rom. 8. and in being a Communion of Saints, to whom is belonging the forgiveness of Sins, the resurrection of the body, and life everlasting.
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Wee are therefore to labour to bee of this sort of Gods people. III.
we Are Therefore to labour to be of this sort of God's people. III.
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That corporall food, and the necessaries of this life are Gods gift, Leuit. 26. 4, 5. Deut. 11. 14, 15. Hos. 2. 8, 9. Ioel 2. 19. It is he that maketh the earth fruitfull, he giueth raine,
That corporal food, and the necessaries of this life Are God's gift, Levites 26. 4, 5. Deuteronomy 11. 14, 15. Hos. 2. 8, 9. Joel 2. 19. It is he that makes the earth fruitful, he gives rain,
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and with-holds it, Osea 2. 8, 9. Amos 4. 7. and man without him can doe nothing, Psal. 127. 2. Hag. 1. 6. Deut. 8. 1•.
and withholds it, Hosea 2. 8, 9. Amos 4. 7. and man without him can do nothing, Psalm 127. 2. Hag. 1. 6. Deuteronomy 8. 1•.
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Praise him for these blessings, Ioel 2. 26. in the want of them acknowledge it from God,
Praise him for these blessings, Joel 2. 26. in the want of them acknowledge it from God,
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and goe to him, pray to him, Mat. 6. and this must bee done in an humiliation of our selues,
and go to him, pray to him, Mathew 6. and this must be done in an humiliation of our selves,
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for the affliction, 2. Chron. 7. 14. Ioel 2. 16, 17, 19. If wee looke for these blessings, we are to serue him,
for the affliction, 2. Chronicles 7. 14. Joel 2. 16, 17, 19. If we look for these blessings, we Are to serve him,
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because they bee his gift, and to such hath hee promised them, Leuit. 26. 3. Deut. 11. 13, 16. Let this reprooue such as forget God, doe not praise him,
Because they be his gift, and to such hath he promised them, Levites 26. 3. Deuteronomy 11. 13, 16. Let this reprove such as forget God, do not praise him,
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nor serue him for these blessings, and let it confute such as ascribe them to the heauens,
nor serve him for these blessings, and let it confute such as ascribe them to the heavens,
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or to the industry of man, neuer remembring the precept of Moses, Deut. 8. 18. and that saying in Iob 31. 26, 27. Verse 7. Wherefore shee went forth out of the place where shee was,
or to the industry of man, never remembering the precept of Moses, Deuteronomy 8. 18. and that saying in Job 31. 26, 27. Verse 7. Wherefore she went forth out of the place where she was,
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and her two daughters in law with her; and they went on their way to returne vnto the Land of Iudah.
and her two daughters in law with her; and they went on their Way to return unto the Land of Iudah.
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IN the former verse, was Naomi her preparation for her iourney; here is her setting forward:
IN the former verse, was Naomi her preparation for her journey; Here is her setting forward:
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noting from whence, with whom, and whither. Wherefore. ] That is, because she heard of plenty in her countrey:
noting from whence, with whom, and whither. Wherefore. ] That is, Because she herd of plenty in her country:
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which giueth vs this to vnderstand, which before I noted, that the Churches welfare procureth friends,
which gives us this to understand, which before I noted, that the Churches welfare procureth Friends,
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and draweth her old acquaintance to her: for prosperity is of an attractiue vertue, and men are affected with it;and draws her old acquaintance to her: for Prosperity is of an Attractive virtue, and men Are affected with it;
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this will make Abimelech to seeke to Isaac, Gen. 26. 26. and Iobs friends gather vnto him, Iob. 42. 11. This should make vs seeke the Churches prosperity;
this will make Abimelech to seek to Isaac, Gen. 26. 26. and Jobs Friends gather unto him, Job 42. 11. This should make us seek the Churches Prosperity;
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yea and make men frugall to preserue their estates:
yea and make men frugal to preserve their estates:
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for prosperity gets friends (though not a few counterfeit:) and aduersity maketh men to bee forsaken;
for Prosperity gets Friends (though not a few counterfeit:) and adversity makes men to be forsaken;
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and yet many which might liue well, bring themselues by prodigality and lewd courses vnto misery: vnworthy they bee of pitty.
and yet many which might live well, bring themselves by prodigality and lewd courses unto misery: unworthy they be of pity.
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Shee departed out of the place where shee was. She departed out of the place where she was.
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] In what particular place of Moab shee was in, is not named, though here to bee vnderstood by the name place. There was food here,
] In what particular place of Moab she was in, is not nam, though Here to be understood by the name place. There was food Here,
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as well as in Iudah, yet shee would not stay though shee was an old woman, hauing poore and weake attendance, the iourney somewhat long for her, her estate wasted,
as well as in Iudah, yet she would not stay though she was an old woman, having poor and weak attendance, the journey somewhat long for her, her estate wasted,
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and therefore was shee to returne in a base estate, which other perhaps might cast in her teeth for leauing Iudah,
and Therefore was she to return in a base estate, which other perhaps might cast in her teeth for leaving Iudah,
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and going into that idolatrous Moab; but all these things did not withhold her from her godly purpose.
and going into that idolatrous Moab; but all these things did not withhold her from her godly purpose.
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And two reasons may be giuen for this;
And two Reasons may be given for this;
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the loue of her owne Countrey, and her piety, esteeming highly of the means of saluation. Whence may be noted: I.
the love of her own Country, and her piety, esteeming highly of the means of salvation. Whence may be noted: I.
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That there is a loue naturally in euery one to their owne Countrey;
That there is a love naturally in every one to their own Country;
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See it in Iethro, Exo. 18. 27. Num. 10. 29, 30. and Barzillai, 2. Sam. 19. 27. Iacob would returne into Canaan out of Mesopotamia where he had gotten great riches.
See it in Jethro, Exo. 18. 27. Num. 10. 29, 30. and Barzillai, 2. Sam. 19. 27. Iacob would return into Canaan out of Mesopotamia where he had got great riches.
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And this loue vnto their Countrey, made men to aduenture their liues in defence thereof, 2. Sam. 10. 12. Therefore such are vnnaturall, who will seeke the destruction thereof.
And this love unto their Country, made men to adventure their lives in defence thereof, 2. Sam. 10. 12. Therefore such Are unnatural, who will seek the destruction thereof.
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II. That corporall meanes cannot keepe the truely religious from the place where God is worshipped,
II That corporal means cannot keep the truly religious from the place where God is worshipped,
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if they may enioy the meanes of life in a poore measure. Naomi would not stay in Moab, though shee in Iudah had nothing to maintaine her,if they may enjoy the means of life in a poor measure. Naomi would not stay in Moab, though she in Iudah had nothing to maintain her,
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but her hands, and that Ruth must gleane for bread, when they came thither. What a change Moses made, wee all doe know:
but her hands, and that Ruth must glean for bred, when they Come thither. What a change Moses made, we all do know:
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a crust of bread for the body is better with the food of the soule, than all carnall abundance without it.
a crust of bred for the body is better with the food of the soul, than all carnal abundance without it.
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And therefore if the choyce of our dwelling be, either where bodily plenty is, whithout the Word,
And Therefore if the choice of our Dwelling be, either where bodily plenty is, without the Word,
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or a poore estate for the body, and plentifull instructions for the soules safety, let vs chuse this, rather then the other.
or a poor estate for the body, and plentiful instructions for the Souls safety, let us choose this, rather then the other.
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Seeke, saith our Sauiour, for the food which endureth vnto eternall life, which perisheth not. And her two daughters in law with her.
Seek, Says our Saviour, for the food which Endureth unto Eternal life, which Perishes not. And her two daughters in law with her.
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] This their accompanying of her, argueth Naomi her singular good carriage towards them, while her sonnes liued:
] This their accompanying of her, argue Naomi her singular good carriage towards them, while her Sons lived:
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for if shee had beene proud, froward and vnkind, as some mothers in law haue beene, they would haue despised her, and shaken her off; but we see:
for if she had been proud, froward and unkind, as Some mother's in law have been, they would have despised her, and shaken her off; but we see:
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first, how good carriage procureth loue: and secondly, how true loue sheweth it selfe in the aduersity of a friend, Pro. 17. 17. for these 2. forsake not poore & old Naomi in this her contemptible estate.
First, how good carriage procureth love: and secondly, how true love shows it self in the adversity of a friend, Pro 17. 17. for these 2. forsake not poor & old Naomi in this her contemptible estate.
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Thus Ionathan shewed his loue in Dauids trouble, and Iobs friends, when they sate downe by him;
Thus Ionathan showed his love in David trouble, and Jobs Friends, when they sat down by him;
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for true loue is not tyed to outward respects: such loue is false and hollowhearted; the loue of these times.
for true love is not tied to outward respects: such love is false and hollowhearted; the love of these times.
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We must imitate God in loue, to loue euer, and chiefely in aduersity; for either loue them, or not at all.
We must imitate God in love, to love ever, and chiefly in adversity; for either love them, or not At all.
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Be not as the Shadow which sheweth it selfe only in sunne-shine;
Be not as the Shadow which shows it self only in sunshine;
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nor as the Swallow which chatters, and sings ouer thy chimney in warme Summer, but cannot be seene in Winter.
nor as the Swallow which chatters, and sings over thy chimney in warm Summer, but cannot be seen in Winter.
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Friends onely in appearance, shape their loue like to the Deuill, who onely maketh a shew of loue to man,
Friends only in appearance, shape their love like to the devil, who only makes a show of love to man,
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and is euer sinister in the intendement. And they went on their way to returne to Iudah.
and is ever sinister in the intendment. And they went on their Way to return to Iudah.
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] It seemeth by this, that the two women came out to returne with Naomi, who onely is properly said to returne,
] It seems by this, that the two women Come out to return with Naomi, who only is properly said to return,
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because she came out of Iudah, and they had a purpose to goe thorow with her to the end,
Because she Come out of Iudah, and they had a purpose to go thorough with her to the end,
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and to leaue their own natiue soile, their parents and friends, which was a great degree of loue,
and to leave their own native soil, their Parents and Friends, which was a great degree of love,
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but yet we may reade that Orpha afterwards gaue ouer.
but yet we may read that Orpha afterwards gave over.
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To begin well, and to make an onset to goodnesse, is easie to many, but to go on to the end, is of speciall grace. To begin well, and to make an onset to Goodness, is easy to many, but to go on to the end, is of special grace.
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Cain began and made an onset to godlinesse, so did Ioash King of Iudah. Iehu did valiantly for a while.Cain began and made an onset to godliness, so did Joash King of Iudah. Iehu did valiantly for a while.
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Iudas seemed to bee approued by his fellowes, and to liue without suspicion for a time.Iudas seemed to be approved by his Fellows, and to live without suspicion for a time.
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The same may bee said of Ananias and Saphira, of Simon Magus, of Demas, Hymeneus, Alexander, and Philetus, with many moe;
The same may be said of Ananias and Sapphira, of Simon Magus, of Demas, Hymenaeus, Alexander, and Philetus, with many more;
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but their calling was not effectuall: called they were, but not elected: their hearts were full of hypocrisie, which wil at length breake out.
but their calling was not effectual: called they were, but not elected: their hearts were full of hypocrisy, which will At length break out.
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Therefore let none thinke well of themselues for faire beginnings, because they that continue to the end, shall onely be saued.
Therefore let none think well of themselves for fair beginnings, Because they that continue to the end, shall only be saved.
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Verse 8. And Naomi said vnto her two daughters in law, Goe, returne each to her mothers house:Verse 8. And Naomi said unto her two daughters in law, Go, return each to her mother's house:
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the Lord deale kindly with you, as you haue dealt with the dead and with me.
the Lord deal kindly with you, as you have dealt with the dead and with me.
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NAomi seeth their kindnesse, and weighing afore-hand all circumstances, beginneth to make triall of the soundnesse of their loue,NAomi sees their kindness, and weighing aforehand all Circumstances, begins to make trial of the soundness of their love,
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and to know vpon what ground it standeth, as appeareth out of the verses 11, 12, 13. The words consist of an exhortation,
and to know upon what ground it Stands, as appears out of the Verses 11, 12, 13. The words consist of an exhortation,
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and a petition to God for them, rendering a reason thereof. And Naomi said vnto her two daughters in law.
and a petition to God for them, rendering a reason thereof. And Naomi said unto her two daughters in law.
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] To this place, there is no mention of any speech of Naomi, but onely what shee did:
] To this place, there is no mention of any speech of Naomi, but only what she did:
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First, in following her husband into Moab, verse. 1, 2. and then, of his leauing that Countrey to returne into Iudah, verse. 6, 7. Hitherto her Story is of her walking,
First, in following her husband into Moab, verse. 1, 2. and then, of his leaving that Country to return into Iudah, verse. 6, 7. Hitherto her Story is of her walking,
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and not of her words and talking:
and not of her words and talking:
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it seemeth her tongue did not hang loose, to be vpon euery touch tolling, as some womens be.
it seems her tongue did not hang lose, to be upon every touch tolling, as Some women's be.
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And this her silence commendeth her vertue therein, and also giueth vs to know, that she did not sollicite her daughters to go with her,
And this her silence commends her virtue therein, and also gives us to know, that she did not solicit her daughters to go with her,
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but that they voluntarily vndertooke the iourney:
but that they voluntarily undertook the journey:
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for if shee had requested them, their loue had not so appeared, neither could she haue tried them, by intreating them to returne backe.
for if she had requested them, their love had not so appeared, neither could she have tried them, by entreating them to return back.
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Goe and returne. ] How farre on the way they were come, is not noted; but on the way they were, before she spake thus to them;Go and return. ] How Far on the Way they were come, is not noted; but on the Way they were, before she spoke thus to them;
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which she did not, as carelesse of their soules, or of any doubt, whether God would prouide for them, who would forsake their country, and become proselytes;
which she did not, as careless of their Souls, or of any doubt, whither God would provide for them, who would forsake their country, and become Proselytes;
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but two reasons may be alledged why shee exhorteth them to returne home againe.
but two Reasons may be alleged why she exhorteth them to return home again.
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First was her loue to them, for their kindnesses formerly to her and hers, as appeareth by her prayer,
First was her love to them, for their Kindnesses formerly to her and hers, as appears by her prayer,
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and therefore shee might now seeme to be loth to trouble them, though their company in the way might haue beene comfortable,
and Therefore she might now seem to be loath to trouble them, though their company in the Way might have been comfortable,
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except shee had knowne certainely how to haue recompenced their loue.
except she had known Certainly how to have recompensed their love.
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Taking this for one, we learne, that a true Louer is loth to disaduantage a friend or friends for priuate respects to himselfe:
Taking this for one, we Learn, that a true Lover is loath to disadvantage a friend or Friends for private respects to himself:
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for true loue seeketh also the good of a friend beloued;
for true love seeks also the good of a friend Beloved;
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and a found-harted friend will follow the Apostles aduice, 1. Cor. 10. 24. not seeke his owne, but his friends well-fare.
and a found-harted friend will follow the Apostles Advice, 1. Cor. 10. 24. not seek his own, but his Friends welfare.
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But this alas is contrary to our times, when now men are all for themselues; which selfe-loue is contrarie to Christs commandement, to loue our neighbour as our selues;
But this alas is contrary to our times, when now men Are all for themselves; which Self-love is contrary to Christ Commandment, to love our neighbour as our selves;
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it is against the communion & fellowship of Christians as members one of another;
it is against the communion & fellowship of Christians as members one of Another;
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it is contrary to the end of our labour in our callings, 2. Cor. 12. 14. Eph. 4. 28. which is, to doe good to others;
it is contrary to the end of our labour in our callings, 2. Cor. 12. 14. Ephesians 4. 28. which is, to do good to Others;
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contrary to that care which God cōmandeth, for the preseruation of other mens estate, Deut. 22. 2, 4. Exod. 23. 4, 5. contrary to Abrahams practice, Gene. 23. 9. whose children we must be,
contrary to that care which God commands, for the preservation of other men's estate, Deuteronomy 22. 2, 4. Exod 23. 4, 5. contrary to Abrahams practice, Gene. 23. 9. whose children we must be,
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and whose workes we must doe.
and whose works we must do.
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This selfe-loue is the originall of all bribery, extortion, vsury, deceit, fraud, oppression, and vniust dealings among men;
This Self-love is the original of all bribery, extortion, Usury, deceit, fraud, oppression, and unjust dealings among men;
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this maketh men enuious, that they cannot reioyce in other mens welfare, and this maketh men without compassion in another mans misery,
this makes men envious, that they cannot rejoice in other men's welfare, and this makes men without compassion in Another men misery,
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if they themselues liue at ease: this roote of bitternesse must be rooted out.
if they themselves live At ease: this root of bitterness must be rooted out.
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The second reason was her want of meanes, to giue them comfort in the world, to prouide for them necessaries,
The second reason was her want of means, to give them Comfort in the world, to provide for them necessaries,
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or conuenient matches, as her words imply in verses 12, 13:
or convenient Matches, as her words imply in Verses 12, 13:
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shee knew them to haue friends & parents in Moab, but none in Iudah, and therefore shee was loth to make them worse,
she knew them to have Friends & Parents in Moab, but none in Iudah, and Therefore she was loath to make them Worse,
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and to carry them to an vnknowne place, except shee could better haue prouided for them with some certainty.
and to carry them to an unknown place, except she could better have provided for them with Some certainty.
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True loue will not make worse, where it cannot make better.
True love will not make Worse, where it cannot make better.
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But here it may be demanded, Whether Naomi did well, to perswade them to returne? I answer,
But Here it may be demanded, Whither Naomi did well, to persuade them to return? I answer,
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If she had done it in carelesnesse of their soules, or in a coldnesse of religion, shee had offended:
If she had done it in carelessness of their Souls, or in a coldness of Religion, she had offended:
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but it was partly in her loue to thē for their outward estate, not knowing how to pleasure them,
but it was partly in her love to them for their outward estate, not knowing how to pleasure them,
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if they should take such paines to goe with her, and leaue their owne country,
if they should take such pains to go with her, and leave their own country,
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and partly out of her wisedome to trie them, whether indeed they fully resolued to goe with her, let fall out, what might fall out.
and partly out of her Wisdom to try them, whither indeed they Fully resolved to go with her, let fallen out, what might fallen out.
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And this was praiseworthy in her, thus to try their soundnesse: for hereby shee found one rotten at the core, and the other most sound.
And this was praiseworthy in her, thus to try their soundness: for hereby she found one rotten At the core, and the other most found.
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And thus should wee also doe in these deceitfull dayes, trie before we trust such as offer themselues to come among the godly,
And thus should we also do in these deceitful days, try before we trust such as offer themselves to come among the godly,
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as also did our Sauiour, Luke 9. 57, 58. lest when they hastily intertaine Religion, they as suddainely fall backe to the reproach of the Gospell,
as also did our Saviour, Lycia 9. 57, 58. lest when they hastily entertain Religion, they as suddenly fallen back to the reproach of the Gospel,
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and blemish of such as admitted them without tryall.
and blemish of such as admitted them without trial.
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If any aske why shee perswaded them not to stay at home whilst they were there,
If any ask why she persuaded them not to stay At home while they were there,
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but to let them goe on the way, and then to will them to returne backe? I answer, It may be that she tooke their comming forth to be of courtesie to take leaue of her,
but to let them go on the Way, and then to will them to return back? I answer, It may be that she took their coming forth to be of courtesy to take leave of her,
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after she had gone somewhat on her iourney; which kindnesse there was no reason to refuse;
After she had gone somewhat on her journey; which kindness there was no reason to refuse;
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but perceiuing that they would goe on, shee then fell to make tryall of them, and to vnderstand what might leade them thereto.
but perceiving that they would go on, she then fell to make trial of them, and to understand what might lead them thereto.
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And this was better done in the way, than at home, to discerne more fully of their resolution.
And this was better done in the Way, than At home, to discern more Fully of their resolution.
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In the tryall of others it is then best done, when the same may most appeare; this is wisedome. Each to her mothers house. In the trial of Others it is then best done, when the same may most appear; this is Wisdom. Each to her mother's house.
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] Here is an argument to moue them to returne backe, because they had naturall parents aliue,
] Here is an argument to move them to return back, Because they had natural Parents alive,
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and shee but a mother in law. Shee trieth them with this first, to see whether nature wrought more then grace.
and she but a mother in law. Shee trieth them with this First, to see whither nature wrought more then grace.
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This she knew to be a strong pull-backe, and that nature must first be subdued to follow soundly the course of godlinesse.
This she knew to be a strong pull-back, and that nature must First be subdued to follow soundly the course of godliness.
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We must forsake father and mother for the Gospell, saith Christ, yea and deny our selues.
We must forsake father and mother for the Gospel, Says christ, yea and deny our selves.
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If thus we can doe, then are we to be admitted into the fellowship of the faithfull.
If thus we can do, then Are we to be admitted into the fellowship of the faithful.
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These words shew, they were not naturall sisters, because Naomi willeth each of thē to go to her mothers house,
These words show, they were not natural Sisters, Because Naomi wills each of them to go to her mother's house,
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as hauing either of them a mother. In that Naomi thus speaketh, we may further note: I.
as having either of them a mother. In that Naomi thus speaks, we may further note: I.
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That of either parent, children are drawne with most affection to their mothers;
That of either parent, children Are drawn with most affection to their mother's;
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because all children haue most of their mothers, being conceiued in them, long borne of them, and nursed by them;
Because all children have most of their mother's, being conceived in them, long born of them, and nursed by them;
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also, for that mothers are more tender-harted towards them: and most familiar with them:
also, for that mother's Are more tender-harted towards them: and most familiar with them:
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therefore here is their mothers house named, though afterward Ruths father, Chap. 2. 11. And yet some childrē we see ready enough to despise their mothers, which is contrary to nature, contrary to the commandement, Exod. 20. Prou. 1. 8. Yea, it is great ingratitude to requite so the great paines in conception, in bearing, in nursing, which a child can neuer recompence:
Therefore Here is their mother's house nam, though afterwards Ruths father, Chap. 2. 11. And yet Some children we see ready enough to despise their mother's, which is contrary to nature, contrary to the Commandment, Exod 20. Prou. 1. 8. Yea, it is great ingratitude to requite so the great pains in conception, in bearing, in nursing, which a child can never recompense:
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and therefore a curse is pronounced against such children, Deut. 27. 16. Pro. 20. 20. and of this the Prophet Ezekiel complaineth, Chap. 22. 7.
and Therefore a curse is pronounced against such children, Deuteronomy 27. 16. Pro 20. 20. and of this the Prophet Ezekielem Complaineth, Chap. 22. 7.
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II. That poore widowes are to be maintained of their able parents, when they be left alone,
II That poor Widows Are to be maintained of their able Parents, when they be left alone,
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and cannot maintaine themselues, Leuit. 22. 13. 1 Tim. 5. 16. The law of nature, and we see, the Law of God leadeth thereto;and cannot maintain themselves, Levites 22. 13. 1 Tim. 5. 16. The law of nature, and we see, the Law of God leads thereto;
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and Naomi knew not whither else to send them:
and Naomi knew not whither Else to send them:
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And whither should children goe, but vnto their parents? If this be so, then let parents see to the well matching of their children, to preuent their pouertie if it may be,
And whither should children go, but unto their Parents? If this be so, then let Parents see to the well matching of their children, to prevent their poverty if it may be,
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and a second charge of them.
and a second charge of them.
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Let children be then ruled of their parents in taking marriage vpon them, seeing parents are to be troubled againe with them, if need require.
Let children be then ruled of their Parents in taking marriage upon them, seeing Parents Are to be troubled again with them, if need require.
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Yea and let husbands haue care, when they haue receiued their wiues portions, so to husband the same, that they may leaue them to liue after them,
Yea and let Husbands have care, when they have received their wives portions, so to husband the same, that they may leave them to live After them,
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and not to be againe chargeable to their friends. The Lord deale kindly with you.
and not to be again chargeable to their Friends. The Lord deal kindly with you.
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] Her prayer for them, which was her best recompence for their loue, being now poore,
] Her prayer for them, which was her best recompense for their love, being now poor,
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and not otherwise able to requite them their kindnesse. Note hence, I.
and not otherwise able to requite them their kindness. Note hence, I.
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That it is a duety to pray for those which doe either vs, or ours good: So doth Naomi here;
That it is a duty to pray for those which do either us, or ours good: So does Naomi Here;
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so Boaz for Ruth, Chap. 2. 12. Dauid for Abigails good counsell, 1. Sam. 25. 33. and Saul for Dauids sparing his life, 1. Sam. 24. 19. And this duety let vs performe,
so Boaz for Ruth, Chap. 2. 12. David for Abigails good counsel, 1. Sam. 25. 33. and Saul for David sparing his life, 1. Sam. 24. 19. And this duty let us perform,
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as Christ in the forme of Prayer hath taught vs, Mat. 6. and not pray onely for our selues,
as christ in the Form of Prayer hath taught us, Mathew 6. and not pray only for our selves,
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as worldlings doe, nor to thinke a fauour done, is requited with I thanke you onely,
as worldlings do, nor to think a favour done, is requited with I thank you only,
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and that prayer for a blessing vpon them is not required, especially if they be superiours:
and that prayer for a blessing upon them is not required, especially if they be superiors:
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and yet we see here the practice of superiours to inferiours. II. That at parting, friends are to pray one for another;
and yet we see Here the practice of superiors to inferiors. II That At parting, Friends Are to pray one for Another;
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as we may see the practice of it in Isaac, Gen. 28. 1, 3. Laban, Gen. 31. 55. Iacob, Gen. 43. 14. and in Paul, Act. 20. 36. It is very Christian like,
as we may see the practice of it in Isaac, Gen. 28. 1, 3. Laban, Gen. 31. 55. Iacob, Gen. 43. 14. and in Paul, Act. 20. 36. It is very Christian like,
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an argument of loue, and desire of their owne welfare, which cannot be without Gods protection: put this therefore into practice.
an argument of love, and desire of their own welfare, which cannot be without God's protection: put this Therefore into practice.
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True it is, that men now doe it, but it is not with that reuerence, nor expressed with that earnest desire, as is meet and befitting in such a case. III. That the godly are perswaded, that the Lord is a mercifull Rewarder of the dueties of loue, which one doth towards another.
True it is, that men now do it, but it is not with that Reverence, nor expressed with that earnest desire, as is meet and befitting in such a case. III. That the godly Are persuaded, that the Lord is a merciful Rewarder of the duties of love, which one does towards Another.
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This Naomi her prayer to God for them here teacheth: for the godly know, that the Lord hath commanded such dueties;
This Naomi her prayer to God for them Here Teaches: for the godly know, that the Lord hath commanded such duties;
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and what he commandeth to be done, that will hee reward in the doer. And hereof let vs bee well perswaded, this wil make vs do our duties cheerefully,
and what he commands to be done, that will he reward in the doer. And hereof let us be well persuaded, this will make us do our duties cheerfully,
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though men requite not our paines, because God will.
though men requite not our pains, Because God will.
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By this reason Saint Paul encourageth seruants to their duties, and to doe what they ought heartily, Col. 3. 24.
By this reason Saint Paul Encourageth Servants to their duties, and to do what they ought heartily, Col. 3. 24.
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IV. That children should so well deserue of parents, yea though but parents in law, as they may bee moued heartily to pray for them:
IV. That children should so well deserve of Parents, yea though but Parents in law, as they may be moved heartily to pray for them:
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as Naomi doth in this place. A good carriage is a duty towards all, then much more to parents;
as Naomi does in this place. A good carriage is a duty towards all, then much more to Parents;
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and the prayers of parents is a meanes to put a blessing vpon their children.
and the Prayers of Parents is a means to put a blessing upon their children.
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But some children are so farre from doing their duties to their parents to procure a blessing,
But Some children Are so Far from doing their duties to their Parents to procure a blessing,
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as they with Cham deserue a curse;
as they with Cham deserve a curse;
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such a one was rebellious Absalom, bloody Cain: such a one was Ruben Simeon and Leui, whom the Lord punished.
such a one was rebellious Absalom, bloody Cain: such a one was Reuben Simeon and Levi, whom the Lord punished.
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V. That God will not onely barely reward, but so deale with vs, as wee deale with others.
V. That God will not only barely reward, but so deal with us, as we deal with Others.
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This Naomi begges for, this the Lord in mercy will doe, Mat. 7. 2. for our incouragement to well doing, he will reward vs according to our works.
This Naomi begs for, this the Lord in mercy will do, Mathew 7. 2. for our encouragement to well doing, he will reward us according to our works.
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This should stirre vs vp to doe our duties vnto our brethren, knowing that as we doe, we shall be done vnto.
This should stir us up to do our duties unto our brothers, knowing that as we do, we shall be done unto.
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As yee haue dealt with the dead and with mee. As ye have dealt with the dead and with me.
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] Here Naomi acknowledgeth their louing obedience and good carriage towards their husbands when they were aliue,
] Here Naomi acknowledgeth their loving Obedience and good carriage towards their Husbands when they were alive,
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and now to her, they being dead: and this maketh her to pray thus for them.
and now to her, they being dead: and this makes her to pray thus for them.
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Note here, first, that daughters of a bad race, may prooue good wiues, and good children in law sometime:
Note Here, First, that daughters of a bad raze, may prove good wives, and good children in law sometime:
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as these daughters of Idolaters did; when God restraineth nature, and giueth grace withall.
as these daughters of Idolaters did; when God restraineth nature, and gives grace withal.
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For many times there are tr•ctable and gentle natures, where Religion is not grafted, these by good instruction,
For many times there Are tr•ctable and gentle nature's, where Religion is not grafted, these by good instruction,
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and Gods blessing, may proue excellent wiues. Children therefore are not euer to bee censured according to their parents;
and God's blessing, may prove excellent wives. Children Therefore Are not ever to be censured according to their Parents;
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though it is dangerous to graft in a bad stocke:
though it is dangerous to grafted in a bad stock:
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for an hundred to one, but a Michol will make a Dauid know that shee is a Sauls daughter.
for an hundred to one, but a Michal will make a David know that she is a Saul's daughter.
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But here, women Christians are taught to shew themselues good wiues and children, or else these daughters of the Heathen will condemne them, whom Naomi commendeth for good wiues.
But Here, women Christians Are taught to show themselves good wives and children, or Else these daughters of the Heathen will condemn them, whom Naomi commends for good wives.
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Now, to bee a good wife, a woman must know her duty, and be very desirous to doe it, which stands in loue vnfeigned, in feare to offend, in cheerefull obedience, in meekenesse of spirit,
Now, to be a good wife, a woman must know her duty, and be very desirous to do it, which Stands in love unfeigned, in Fear to offend, in cheerful Obedience, in meekness of Spirit,
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and in sympathizing with her husband in prosperity and aduersity.
and in sympathizing with her husband in Prosperity and adversity.
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But where is the woman? where is this Sarah, this Rebeccah? Shee will answer perhaps, Where there is an Abraham, and an Isaac; for a good husband will make a good wife;
But where is the woman? where is this Sarah, this Rebecca? She will answer perhaps, Where there is an Abraham, and an Isaac; for a good husband will make a good wife;
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a good Iohn, a good Ioane: the body will obey, where the head knoweth how to rule well.
a good John, a good Ioane: the body will obey, where the head Knoweth how to Rule well.
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II. That good and truely louing wiues loue their husbands parents for their husbands sake, as these did Naomi. For the wife and husband are one,
II That good and truly loving wives love their Husbands Parents for their Husbands sake, as these did Naomi. For the wife and husband Are one,
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and should be of one heart, and the one loue, vvhere the other liketh:
and should be of one heart, and the one love, where the other liketh:
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and a good vvife striueth to please and content her husband, in shevving loue to his friends.
and a good wife strives to please and content her husband, in showing love to his Friends.
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Shee vvill not bee like such levvd vviues, vvomen not vvorthy to bee vviues, vvhich hate their husbands kindred,
She will not be like such lewd wives, women not worthy to be wives, which hate their Husbands kindred,
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and brovv-beate them out of their houses.
and brovv-beate them out of their houses.
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Verse 9. The Lord grant you, that you may find rest each of you in the house of her husband.Verse 9. The Lord grant you, that you may find rest each of you in the house of her husband.
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Then she kissed them, and they lift vp their voice and wept.
Then she kissed them, and they lift up their voice and wept.
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NAomi her continuing in prayer for them, as before in generall, now in particular for a speciall blessing.NAomi her Continuing in prayer for them, as before in general, now in particular for a special blessing.
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This verse containeth a petition, an act of a valediction, and the passion which is wrought.
This verse Containeth a petition, an act of a valediction, and the passion which is wrought.
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The Lord grant you, that you may find rest each of you in the house of her husband. The Lord grant you, that you may find rest each of you in the house of her husband.
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Shee prayeth here for their second marriage, and that the same might be blessed of the Lord, the chief Marriagemaker,
She Prayeth Here for their second marriage, and that the same might be blessed of the Lord, the chief Marriage-maker,
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so as it might procure them rest, and be a quiet contented marriage to their comfort. Note hence: I.
so as it might procure them rest, and be a quiet contented marriage to their Comfort. Note hence: I.
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That godly and wise friends pray not onely in generall, but in particular, as they know them to stand in neede, for whom they doe pray:
That godly and wise Friends pray not only in general, but in particular, as they know them to stand in need, for whom they do pray:
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as here Naomi for good husbands for her daughters in law;
as Here Naomi for good Husbands for her daughters in law;
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for wee should take notice of our friends wants, and so pray for them, and not rest in generals.
for we should take notice of our Friends Wants, and so pray for them, and not rest in generals.
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II. Godly mothers in law are hearty well-wishers to their children in law, whether they bee such by a former husband departed,
II Godly mother's in law Are hearty wellwishers to their children in law, whither they be such by a former husband departed,
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or by another husband liuing, or by the marriage of their children, as Naomi is here mother to these:
or by Another husband living, or by the marriage of their children, as Naomi is Here mother to these:
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for the loue they beare to their husbands, and because godly women know themselues to bee Stepmothers, stept in to be in stead of naturall mothers,
for the love they bear to their Husbands, and Because godly women know themselves to be Stepmothers, stepped in to be in stead of natural mother's,
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and therefore doe make conscience to supply their want:
and Therefore do make conscience to supply their want:
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which if it be so, or ought to be so, it reproueth those Stepdames, which are vnkind and cruell to their children in law,
which if it be so, or ought to be so, it Reproveth those Stepdame's, which Are unkind and cruel to their children in law,
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and cannot endure the sight of them. III.
and cannot endure the sighed of them. III.
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That second Marriages be lawfull, 1. Tim. 5. 11, 14. The reason is giuen by the Apostle, 1. Cor. 7. 9, 36. Which confuteth such heretikes as in former times haue denied this, contrary to the Apostles Doctrine,
That second Marriages be lawful, 1. Tim. 5. 11, 14. The reason is given by the Apostle, 1. Cor. 7. 9, 36. Which confuteth such Heretics as in former times have denied this, contrary to the Apostles Doctrine,
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and the example of Abra ENDITALICSham, in marrying Keturah.
and the Exampl of Abra ENDITALICSham, in marrying Keturah.
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IV. That husbands are to bee their wiues rest, Chap. 3. 1. and they are so called,
IV. That Husbands Are to be their wives rest, Chap. 3. 1. and they Are so called,
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because of the desire of women to marry, and because they seeke rest in their marriage,
Because of the desire of women to marry, and Because they seek rest in their marriage,
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and for that louing wiues take rest and contentment in their owne husbands, who ought therefore to be rest vnto them, which shall bee if they doe loue them,
and for that loving wives take rest and contentment in their own Husbands, who ought Therefore to be rest unto them, which shall be if they do love them,
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as they ought, Ephe. 5. 22. if they wisely gouerne them, 1. Pet. 3. 7. if they prouide and allow them what is meete, according to their abilitie, in all decencie and honest contentment;
as they ought, Ephes 5. 22. if they wisely govern them, 1. Pet. 3. 7. if they provide and allow them what is meet, according to their ability, in all decency and honest contentment;
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if they keepe their faith plight, and reioyce in them, and with them, they cannot but find rest.
if they keep their faith plighted, and rejoice in them, and with them, they cannot but find rest.
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But vnlouing and fierce natures, Lamech - like husbands, a word and a blow, or terrible threats:
But unloving and fierce nature's, Lamech - like Husbands, a word and a blow, or terrible Treats:
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miserable and niggardly Nabals, so prodigall and vnthrifty, drunken or adulterous husbands are so farre from being poore womens rest,
miserable and niggardly Nabals, so prodigal and unthrifty, drunken or adulterous Husbands Are so Far from being poor women's rest,
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as they make them weary of their liues. But now if husbands must bee their wiues rest, and that they looke for it,
as they make them weary of their lives. But now if Husbands must be their wives rest, and that they look for it,
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then wiues must care to make their husbands so to them, by willing obedience, by meekenesse of spirit, very acceptable to God, 1. Pet. 3. 4. by seeking to please them, by speaking to them in a louing reuerence,
then wives must care to make their Husbands so to them, by willing Obedience, by meekness of Spirit, very acceptable to God, 1. Pet. 3. 4. by seeking to please them, by speaking to them in a loving Reverence,
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and to keepe silence, when words may offend, or not doe good, as wise Abigail did, by a wise frugall course,
and to keep silence, when words may offend, or not do good, as wise Abigail did, by a wise frugal course,
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and good huswisery, as the woman in the Prouerbs, Chap. 31. Speake not foolishly, as Iobs wife, to thy husband in his griefe,
and good huswisery, as the woman in the Proverbs, Chap. 31. Speak not foolishly, as Jobs wife, to thy husband in his grief,
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nor mock him not, like a barren Michol, nor abuse him not, as Potiphars wife would haue done her husband,
nor mock him not, like a barren Michal, nor abuse him not, as Potiphars wife would have done her husband,
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nor be impatient for not hauing thine own will, as Rachel was, but rest in his will,
nor be impatient for not having thine own will, as Rachel was, but rest in his will,
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and thou shalt find him thy rest.
and thou shalt find him thy rest.
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Here is also an vse for parents to match so their daughters, as they may get husbands as rests for them;
Here is also an use for Parents to match so their daughters, as they may get Husbands as rests for them;
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and this will be, when they marry their daughters betime, to men of wisedome, fit for yeeres, not vnfit for birth and estate,
and this will be, when they marry their daughters betime, to men of Wisdom, fit for Years, not unfit for birth and estate,
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well agreeing in qualities and good conditions, and in religion.
well agreeing in qualities and good conditions, and in Religion.
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V. That it is Gods blessing to bee peaceably marryed, Pro. 18. 22. and 19. 14. He is the Marriage-maker, whosoeuer are the meanes;
V. That it is God's blessing to be peaceably married, Pro 18. 22. and 19. 14. He is the Marriage-maker, whosoever Are the means;
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and he is the disposer and framer of their hearts one to another:
and he is the disposer and framer of their hearts one to Another:
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therefore let God herein be sought vnto, and let him receiue praises and thankes for such a blessing, the greatest corporall comfort in this world.
Therefore let God herein be sought unto, and let him receive praises and thanks for such a blessing, the greatest corporal Comfort in this world.
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Then shee kissed them. ] This action we may find, foure-fold; Carnall, as in fleshly lust, Hypocriticall, as was Ioahs and Iudas kisse;Then she kissed them. ] This actium we may find, fourfold; Carnal, as in fleshly lust, Hypocritical, as was Joahs and Iudas kiss;
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Holy, of which the Apostle speakes, 1. Cor. 16. 20. or Ciuill, as here.Holy, of which the Apostle speaks, 1. Cor. 16. 20. or Civil, as Here.
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This was vsed at the meeting of friends, Gen. 29. 11. and 33. 4. at their departing, Gen. 31. 55. 2. Sam. 19. 39. Act. 20. 37. This was vsed betweene men,
This was used At the meeting of Friends, Gen. 29. 11. and 33. 4. At their departing, Gen. 31. 55. 2. Sam. 19. 39. Act. 20. 37. This was used between men,
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and men, Gen. 45. 15. Exod. 4. 27. 2. Sam. 19. 39. betweene women and women,
and men, Gen. 45. 15. Exod 4. 27. 2. Sam. 19. 39. between women and women,
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as here in this place, and betweene some men, and some sort of women, as betweene husband and wife in meeting and departing, parents and children,
as Here in this place, and between Some men, and Some sort of women, as between husband and wife in meeting and departing, Parents and children,
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and nigh kinsfolke, Gen. 29. 11. but not strangers, nor others not of kindred, to auoid the suspicion of wantonnesse.
and High kinsfolk, Gen. 29. 11. but not Strangers, nor Others not of kindred, to avoid the suspicion of wantonness.
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It was honestly vsed, to testifie loue and vnitie, as Isaac did to Iacob, Gen. 27. 26. & therefore in the Primitiue Church,
It was honestly used, to testify love and unity, as Isaac did to Iacob, Gen. 27. 26. & Therefore in the Primitive Church,
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before they receiued the Sacrament, they thus saluted one another. And they lift vp their voice and wept.
before they received the Sacrament, they thus saluted one Another. And they lift up their voice and wept.
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] Here was an answerable affection to the kindnesse of her action; her signe of loue, was not without loue againe to her:
] Here was an answerable affection to the kindness of her actium; her Signen of love, was not without love again to her:
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for it was not a few silent teares from the eyes, but a passion of the heart, breaking forth into wailing and weeping;
for it was not a few silent tears from the eyes, but a passion of the heart, breaking forth into wailing and weeping;
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so as their voice of mourning was heard. An argument of loue and true affection towards her.
so as their voice of mourning was herd. an argument of love and true affection towards her.
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This is rare loue betweene mothers in law, and daughters in law, in these daies. But concerning weeping, it is vsed in Scripture: I.
This is rare love between mother's in law, and daughters in law, in these days. But Concerning weeping, it is used in Scripture: I.
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To expresse sorrow, as at the parting of friends, Ioseph at his fathers departing, Abraham at Sarahs, Ioash at Elishas, 2. King. 13. 14. and when friends must leaue one another, though death separate them not;
To express sorrow, as At the parting of Friends, Ioseph At his Father's departing, Abraham At Sarahs, Joash At Elisha's, 2. King. 13. 14. and when Friends must leave one Another, though death separate them not;
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as when Ionathan and Dauid parted, 1. Sam. 20. 41. And who can but weepe,
as when Ionathan and David parted, 1. Sam. 20. 41. And who can but weep,
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if true loue be there, when friends must bid adieu one to another, and especially for euer,
if true love be there, when Friends must bid adieu one to Another, and especially for ever,
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as we may see in Acts 20. 37?
as we may see in Acts 20. 37?
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II. For very ioy, as Iosephs sight of his brethren, Gen. 45. 14. and so Iacob at Iosephs comming to him, Gen. 46. 29. so did Iacob in meeting with Rachel, Gen. 29. 11. Such true louing natures haue beene in the godly in former times;
II For very joy, as Joseph's sighed of his brothers, Gen. 45. 14. and so Iacob At Joseph's coming to him, Gen. 46. 29. so did Iacob in meeting with Rachel, Gen. 29. 11. Such true loving nature's have been in the godly in former times;
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but now men are louers of themselues, without naturall affection, 1. Tim. 3. III.
but now men Are lovers of themselves, without natural affection, 1. Tim. 3. III.
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In pitty and compassion, from a mercifull heart, to behold the miseries of others, as Iob did for the poore, Chap. 30. 25. Esay for the people, Chap. 22. 4. so Ieremy, Chap. 4. 19. and 9. 1. and 13. 17. Christ Iesus for the Iewes, Luke 19. 41. This is a charitable & a holy weeping,
In pity and compassion, from a merciful heart, to behold the misery's of Others, as Job did for the poor, Chap. 30. 25. Isaiah for the people, Chap. 22. 4. so Ieremy, Chap. 4. 19. and 9. 1. and 13. 17. christ Iesus for the Iewes, Lycia 19. 41. This is a charitable & a holy weeping,
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when men can weepe for the miseries of other, corporall, but chiefely spirituall as Dauid did,
when men can weep for the misery's of other, corporal, but chiefly spiritual as David did,
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because men kept not Gods Law, Psal. 119.
Because men kept not God's Law, Psalm 119.
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IV. Sometime some will weepe in the apprehension of the kindnesse shewed to them, where none but vtmost extremity is deserued, 1. Sam. 24. 16. Now,
IV. Sometime Some will weep in the apprehension of the kindness showed to them, where none but utmost extremity is deserved, 1. Sam. 24. 16. Now,
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if Dauids forbearing of Saul, wroght in Saul this passion:
if David forbearing of Saul, wrought in Saul this passion:
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how should we be moued to consider of Christs loue to vs, and our cruelty against him? Verse 10. And they said vnto her,
how should we be moved to Consider of Christ love to us, and our cruelty against him? Verse 10. And they said unto her,
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Surely wee will returne with thee vnto thy people. BEfore was noted their affection; here is set downe their resolution, which was to accompany her, and also how farre. And they said vnto her.
Surely we will return with thee unto thy people. BEfore was noted their affection; Here is Set down their resolution, which was to accompany her, and also how Far. And they said unto her.
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] All this while they heard her, they accompanyed her, but no mention of any speech hitherto made vnto her:
] All this while they herd her, they accompanied her, but no mention of any speech hitherto made unto her:
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but now necessity compelleth them to breake silence.
but now necessity compelleth them to break silence.
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Which though it be a speciall iewell in women, who are too tonugue-ripe, yet sometime necessity enforceth them.
Which though it be a special jewel in women, who Are too tonugue-ripe, yet sometime necessity enforceth them.
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If this might bee the onely key to make them speake, they then speaking, were worthy attention,
If this might be the only key to make them speak, they then speaking, were worthy attention,
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if with all they would speake in wisedome, and within compasse, knowing when againe to keepe silence.
if with all they would speak in Wisdom, and within compass, knowing when again to keep silence.
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Surely we will returne. ] That is, disswade vs not thus to leaue thee; for we are resolued to go with thee in this thy returne home.Surely we will return. ] That is, dissuade us not thus to leave thee; for we Are resolved to go with thee in this thy return home.
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Where note, that an earnest affection suffereth not easily a separation from the party affected.
Where note, that an earnest affection suffers not Easily a separation from the party affected.
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For the truth of this, see it in any sort of loue, as in carnall loue, betweene Samson and Dalilah, Iudg. 16. In naturall, betweene Dauid and Absalom. In friendly loue, betweene Ionathan and Dauid: and Mephibosheth to Dauid also.
For the truth of this, see it in any sort of love, as in carnal love, between samson and Delilah, Judges 16. In natural, between David and Absalom. In friendly love, between Ionathan and David: and Mephibosheth to David also.
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In Christian loue, as in Paul to the Iewes, Rom. 9. 13. and in Moses to the Israelites:
In Christian love, as in Paul to the Iewes, Rom. 9. 13. and in Moses to the Israelites:
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and in Diuine loue, as of Gods to vs, and of blessed Martyrs towards God againe.
and in Divine love, as of God's to us, and of blessed Martyrs towards God again.
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In all these what prouocations vvere there to breake off, except it bee in Gods behalfe towards vs, who offereth no occasion to make vs leaue him? yet where affection is settled, there will hardly be a separation:
In all these what provocations were there to break off, except it be in God's behalf towards us, who Offereth no occasion to make us leave him? yet where affection is settled, there will hardly be a separation:
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for true loue liueth in the party beloued, and can no more forsake him, then himselfe.
for true love lives in the party Beloved, and can no more forsake him, then himself.
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It is also full of patience to put vp wrongs, and taketh euery thing in the best part,
It is also full of patience to put up wrongs, and Takes every thing in the best part,
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and hopeth of better in the worst things. Let vs hereby try our loue, which is euer with peace and vnity;
and Hopes of better in the worst things. Let us hereby try our love, which is ever with peace and unity;
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for where discord is, there is no loue.
for where discord is, there is no love.
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Such then are hollow-hearted friends, which professe loue, and yet vpon euery trifle breake out into manifest signes of hatred.
Such then Are hollowhearted Friends, which profess love, and yet upon every trifle break out into manifest Signs of hatred.
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With thee. ] As if they had said, Though thou beest our mother in law, and art but one, and a poore woman, yet thy grace and vertue is such,With thee. ] As if they had said, Though thou Best our mother in law, and art but one, and a poor woman, yet thy grace and virtue is such,
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as wee are content to forsake our countrey, and carnall kindred for thee; with thee: will we therefore goe.
as we Are content to forsake our country, and carnal kindred for thee; with thee: will we Therefore go.
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And indeede it is better to haue the company of one sound Christian, than to enioy the fellowship of a world of worldlings.
And indeed it is better to have the company of one found Christian, than to enjoy the fellowship of a world of worldlings.
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Good Ionathan took more delight in one Dauid, than in the society of all his fathers house:
Good Ionathan took more delight in one David, than in the society of all his Father's house:
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for the fellowship of the godly is comfortable, and very ioyous to the soule of such as bee godly;
for the fellowship of the godly is comfortable, and very joyous to the soul of such as be godly;
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but the company of worldlings vaine and vnfruitfull to God-ward.
but the company of worldlings vain and unfruitful to Godward.
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The godly are worthy to bee affected, and loued, they be the children of the most High,
The godly Are worthy to be affected, and loved, they be the children of the most High,
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and the world is not worthy of them, no not when they be in the most basest condition in the iudgement of men, Heb. 11. 38. And the godly are such as with whom God is for euer, who goe the way to eternall life, which whosoeuer looketh for, must keepe them company thither.
and the world is not worthy of them, no not when they be in the most Basest condition in the judgement of men, Hebrew 11. 38. And the godly Are such as with whom God is for ever, who go the Way to Eternal life, which whosoever looks for, must keep them company thither.
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And therefore let vs ioyne our selues to them, sit downe with them, delight in them, Psal. 101. 6. and 16. 3. and 119. 63, 79. and auoid others, Prou. 23. 1. Psal. 26. 4, 5. and 101. 3, 4, 7, 8.
And Therefore let us join our selves to them, fit down with them, delight in them, Psalm 101. 6. and 16. 3. and 119. 63, 79. and avoid Others, Prou. 23. 1. Psalm 26. 4, 5. and 101. 3, 4, 7, 8.
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Vnto thy people. ] Thus they call the people of Israel, Gods people, and Gods Church, to shew, that there is a right in euery particular member to the Church, Unto thy people. ] Thus they call the people of Israel, God's people, and God's Church, to show, that there is a right in every particular member to the Church,
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as in the Church to euery member, and all to Christ, and Christ to them, 1. Cor. 12. 12. For the Church is as a body, whereof Christ is the head,as in the Church to every member, and all to christ, and christ to them, 1. Cor. 12. 12. For the Church is as a body, whereof christ is the head,
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and euery one, one anothers members.
and every one, one another's members.
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We may therefore clayme a right in one another, to care for, and watch ouer one another;
We may Therefore claim a right in one Another, to care for, and watch over one Another;
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wee may clayme a right in all the Churches Rites and diuine Ordinances of God belonging thereto, for our saluation:
we may claim a right in all the Churches Rites and divine Ordinances of God belonging thereto, for our salvation:
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and therefore should euery member care for the preseruation of the whole, and the whole for euery member,
and Therefore should every member care for the preservation of the Whole, and the Whole for every member,
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and take their wrongs to heart.
and take their wrongs to heart.
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Lastly, note out of this Verse, that both the women, in their passion, speake the same thing;
Lastly, note out of this Verse, that both the women, in their passion, speak the same thing;
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but yet, vpon more deliberation, one of them calleth backe her word. By which wee may see, that in passionate affection more will be spoken than acted:
but yet, upon more deliberation, one of them calls back her word. By which we may see, that in passionate affection more will be spoken than acted:
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as wee may here see in Orpha her promise;
as we may Here see in Orpha her promise;
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in Saul also, 1. Sam. 24. 16, 17. and 26. 21. and in Dauids heat of spirit, 1. Sam. 25. 32. For passion causeth men to speake vnaduisedly,
in Saul also, 1. Sam. 24. 16, 17. and 26. 21. and in David heat of Spirit, 1. Sam. 25. 32. For passion Causes men to speak unadvisedly,
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and more than they would, if they did consider thereof;
and more than they would, if they did Consider thereof;
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yea, in passion men are not themselues, neither can the hypocrisie of the heart be discerned, no, not of the parties themselues at the present instant of time, which maketh such to speake better than they either can or will do afterwards;
yea, in passion men Are not themselves, neither can the hypocrisy of the heart be discerned, no, not of the parties themselves At the present instant of time, which makes such to speak better than they either can or will do afterwards;
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as appeareth here in Orpha, and in Saul. Wee are not to valew words vttered in passion,
as appears Here in Orpha, and in Saul. we Are not to value words uttered in passion,
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nor to regard them, either to aduantage our selues, or to harme the speaker, as many doe, who catch men in their sudden speeches, sometime to gaine by them, sometime to trouble them. This ought not to be; Charitie would teach better things.
nor to regard them, either to advantage our selves, or to harm the speaker, as many do, who catch men in their sudden Speeches, sometime to gain by them, sometime to trouble them. This ought not to be; Charity would teach better things.
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Verse 11. And Naomi said, Turne againe, my daughters:Verse 11. And Naomi said, Turn again, my daughters:
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Why will you goe with me? Are there yet more sonnes in my wombe, that they may bee your husbands?
Why will you go with me? are there yet more Sons in my womb, that they may be your Husbands?
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NAomies reply vnto their speech, and second triall of them: wherein is an Exhortation, and a double Interrogation;Naomies reply unto their speech, and second trial of them: wherein is an Exhortation, and a double Interrogation;
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the first mouing to a more serious examination of their resolution; and the second, a reason of her continued Exhortation.
the First moving to a more serious examination of their resolution; and the second, a reason of her continued Exhortation.
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And Naomi said. ] She maketh a second essay vpon them, though shee saw their passion, and heard their resolution;And Naomi said. ] She makes a second essay upon them, though she saw their passion, and herd their resolution;
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for she knew, that a sound triall is not made at once.
for she knew, that a found trial is not made At once.
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Wee see Orpha withstood the first, and made as good a shew as Ruth, both in her teares and talke:
we see Orpha withstood the First, and made as good a show as Ruth, both in her tears and talk:
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yet soone after shee gaue ouer. With these faire onsets Satan was well acquainted;
yet soon After she gave over. With these fair onsets Satan was well acquainted;
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and therefore both with Iob and Christ, though he preuailed not at the first, yet hoped to ouercome at the last.
and Therefore both with Job and christ, though he prevailed not At the First, yet hoped to overcome At the last.
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Constancie standeth not in one act, neither is therein to bee discerned:
Constancy Stands not in one act, neither is therein to be discerned:
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And therefore let none thinke they haue sufficient triall of any, because they haue made once an essay with them, in any matter;
And Therefore let none think they have sufficient trial of any, Because they have made once an essay with them, in any matter;
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neither let any man thinke that he hath done valiantly, because he hath resisted a temptation once, and could not be ouercome:
neither let any man think that he hath done valiantly, Because he hath resisted a temptation once, and could not be overcome:
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for thou maiest be set vpon againe and againe; and if after many, thou beest ouercome, thou hast lost thy glory in the rest. Turne againe, my daughters.
for thou Mayest be Set upon again and again; and if After many, thou Best overcome, thou hast lost thy glory in the rest. Turn again, my daughters.
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] Of the exhortation before in the 8. verse.
] Of the exhortation before in the 8. verse.
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Here Naomi kindly calleth them her Daughters, which she might doe, both for her ancientnesse in yeeres,
Here Naomi kindly calls them her Daughters, which she might do, both for her ancientness in Years,
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and also for that she was their mother by marriage.
and also for that she was their mother by marriage.
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This is a terme of loue, which here shee doth expresse, to shew that her exhortation came not for want of loue,
This is a term of love, which Here she does express, to show that her exhortation Come not for want of love,
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but euen in loue she did it, as before is noted, and as appeareth plainely in the last words of the verse 13. And herein is a point of Godly discretion, which is, that in giuing counsell to or fro, it is good so to speake,
but even in love she did it, as before is noted, and as appears plainly in the last words of the verse 13. And herein is a point of Godly discretion, which is, that in giving counsel to or from, it is good so to speak,
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as may declare loue and respect to the parties, as shee doth here: Abigail to Dauid, Iethro to Moses, yea and Lot to the very abominable Sodomites:as may declare love and respect to the parties, as she does Here: Abigail to David, Jethro to Moses, yea and Lot to the very abominable Sodomites:
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because the manifesting of loue in aduising, exhorting, admonishing, or reprouing, doth make way in the heart of the party aduised & reproued;
Because the manifesting of love in advising, exhorting, admonishing, or reproving, does make Way in the heart of the party advised & reproved;
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and the contrary shuts vp mens hearts and eares, as experience doth shew.
and the contrary shuts up men's hearts and ears, as experience does show.
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And therefore in such cases let vs shew loue, by vsing good and louing termes, by protesting our true affection,
And Therefore in such cases let us show love, by using good and loving terms, by protesting our true affection,
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if so neede require, by giuing good reasons thereof, that may fully shew it, and by being ready to doe them good, offering them to doe it,
if so need require, by giving good Reasons thereof, that may Fully show it, and by being ready to do them good, offering them to do it,
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if there shall be occasion of it.
if there shall be occasion of it.
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Note more, that it was a custome among the Iewes, for parents and children to speake most commonly one to another in the neerest and dearest termes of loue, by the name of father, mother, sonne, daughter,
Note more, that it was a custom among the Iewes, for Parents and children to speak most commonly one to Another in the nearest and dearest terms of love, by the name of father, mother, son, daughter,
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and not by calling them onely by their names, as parents doe children now.
and not by calling them only by their names, as Parents do children now.
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See this in Gen. 22. 7. and 27. 1. and 48. 19. and in many other places, which argued meekenesse of spirit, intyre affection,
See this in Gen. 22. 7. and 27. 1. and 48. 19. and in many other places, which argued meekness of Spirit, entire affection,
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and a louing naturall kindnesse, worthy imitation.
and a loving natural kindness, worthy imitation.
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Why will you goe with mee? This question is propounded to draw them to a consideration of some reasons within themselues,Why will you go with me? This question is propounded to draw them to a consideration of Some Reasons within themselves,
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why they should resolue to goe with her;
why they should resolve to go with her;
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as if shee had said, I loue you, as a mother her daughters, therefore I aduise you to consider seriously of your resolution aforehand,
as if she had said, I love you, as a mother her daughters, Therefore I advise you to Consider seriously of your resolution aforehand,
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and weigh with your selues, what may so lead you;
and weigh with your selves, what may so led you;
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for I can see no reason in wordly respects (for such onely shee vrged both heere and in the verses following) why you should go with mee.
for I can see no reason in wordly respects (for such only she urged both Here and in the Verses following) why you should go with me.
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And by this, as she taught them, so vve may learne, that it is a point of wisedome to aske our selues,
And by this, as she taught them, so we may Learn, that it is a point of Wisdom to ask our selves,
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Why we will doe this or that thing, before wee vndertake it, or resolue vpon it? And hereunto our Sauiour aduised, Luke 14. 28. for that is well begun, which is laid vpon good grounds and sound reasons;Why we will do this or that thing, before we undertake it, or resolve upon it? And hereunto our Saviour advised, Lycia 14. 28. for that is well begun, which is laid upon good grounds and found Reasons;
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it is a wise proceeding, it will preuent the after Had I w•st, and future repentance.
it is a wise proceeding, it will prevent thee After Had I w•st, and future Repentance.
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Let vs therefore learne this wisedome, and not bee foolishly rash in our attempts.
Let us Therefore Learn this Wisdom, and not be foolishly rash in our attempts.
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Are there yet any sonnes in my wombe, that they may be your husbands? ] Naomi now beginneth to bring in her reasons, are there yet any Sons in my womb, that they may be your Husbands? ] Naomi now begins to bring in her Reasons,
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why shee would haue them to returne, all drawne from the world: in which respect, shee giueth them no comfort to follow her;
why she would have them to return, all drawn from the world: in which respect, she gives them not Comfort to follow her;
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and it is, as if she had said, If you vvill goe with mee for any vvorldly respect,
and it is, as if she had said, If you will go with me for any worldly respect,
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alas, I cannot pleasure you, I am old, I haue no sonnes to marry you againe vnto;
alas, I cannot pleasure you, I am old, I have no Sons to marry you again unto;
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and as for an outward estate, you see me very poore.
and as for an outward estate, you see me very poor.
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In thus speaking plainely, and disswading onely by worldly reasons to try them, vve may learne, I.
In thus speaking plainly, and dissuading only by worldly Reasons to try them, we may Learn, I.
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That the true honest-hearted, and such as feare God, in the kind offers of their friends, deale truly with them,
That the true honest-hearted, and such as Fear God, in the kind offers of their Friends, deal truly with them,
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and will not lead them into vaine hopes. Thus Naomi dealeth; thus did our Sauiour, Mat. 8. 20. for they would not deceiue them.and will not led them into vain hope's. Thus Naomi deals; thus did our Saviour, Mathew 8. 20. for they would not deceive them.
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Wee must labour for this plaine dealing;
we must labour for this plain dealing;
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and not onely looke to our selues, and what present benefit wee may get to our selues,
and not only look to our selves, and what present benefit we may get to our selves,
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as most doe in these deceitfull times, which is contrary to our Christianity, 1. Thes. 4. 6. to true loue, 1. Cor. 13. and to the comfort of our ovvne consciences.
as most doe in these deceitful times, which is contrary to our Christianity, 1. Thebes 4. 6. to true love, 1. Cor. 13. and to the Comfort of our own Consciences.
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Men now a daies gladly make gaine of all proffers of loue, vvithout any respect to their friends;
Men now a days gladly make gain of all proffers of love, without any respect to their Friends;
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because men are false-hearted, and like such as Dauid vvas troubled vvith, Psal. 41. 6. II. That worldly respects are not the motiues which should induce any to ioyne themselues with Gods people;
Because men Are False-hearted, and like such as David was troubled with, Psalm 41. 6. II That worldly respects Are not the motives which should induce any to join themselves with God's people;
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for they want these things often.
for they want these things often.
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Of this our Sauiour telleth the Lawyer, Luke 9. 57. The Godly heere haue their least share in the things of this life,
Of this our Saviour Telleth the Lawyer, Lycia 9. 57. The Godly Here have their least share in the things of this life,
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because they haue a better portion prouided for them in the life to come. Wee are not then to become professours of Religion with others for these worldly things.
Because they have a better portion provided for them in the life to come. we Are not then to become professors of Religion with Others for these worldly things.
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Naomi telleth thee, this is not a good reason.Naomi Telleth thee, this is not a good reason.
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Christ telleth thee hee is poore, and such as follow him, must take vp their crosse;
christ Telleth thee he is poor, and such as follow him, must take up their cross;
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must suffer affliction, saith Paul, 2. Tim. 3. 12. for to the godly it is giuen to suffer for him, Phil. 2. 29. Beware of a Iudas minde, to come for the bagge;
must suffer affliction, Says Paul, 2. Tim. 3. 12. for to the godly it is given to suffer for him, Philip 2. 29. Beware of a Iudas mind, to come for the bag;
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or a Demas ▪ like disposition, to come before thou hast shaken off the loue of the world:
or a Demas ▪ like disposition, to come before thou hast shaken off the love of the world:
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for if thou doest not, thou wilt sell Christ for the world, and bid the Gospell adieu for goods. Quest.
for if thou dost not, thou wilt fell christ for the world, and bid the Gospel adieu for goods. Quest.
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Why is it said that shee had no sonnes moe for them to marry? why should shee thus speake to them? We must know that it was a Law among the Iewes, that a brother should raise vp seede to a brother, who left a wife,Why is it said that she had no Sons more for them to marry? why should she thus speak to them? We must know that it was a Law among the Iewes, that a brother should raise up seed to a brother, who left a wife,
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and dyed childlesse, Deut. 25. 5. Gen. 38. 8, 11. To which Law and practice her speech alludeth.
and died childless, Deuteronomy 25. 5. Gen. 38. 8, 11. To which Law and practice her speech alludeth.
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And by this wee may thinke it very likely, that these women were taught in the Law of God,
And by this we may think it very likely, that these women were taught in the Law of God,
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and made acquainted with the practice of Gods people. This is very probable, because Naomi was so godly a Matrone;
and made acquainted with the practice of God's people. This is very probable, Because Naomi was so godly a Matron;
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and it appeareth by Ruths vertues:
and it appears by Ruths Virtues:
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which being so, it commendeth the care of Naomi and her sonnes, for the soules of these young women, borne of Idolaters out of the Church, to teach them the Law of the true God.
which being so, it commends the care of Naomi and her Sons, for the Souls of these young women, born of Idolaters out of the Church, to teach them the Law of the true God.
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A good example for parents to follow, and for husbands; for fathers and mothers;
A good Exampl for Parents to follow, and for Husbands; for Father's and mother's;
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See Pro. 4. 3, 4. Deut. 6. 7. Ephe. 6. 4. Deut. 11. 19. Pro. 31. 1. 2. Tim. 1. 5. and 3. 15. and for husbands read 1. Cor. 14. 35. But alas, many are so ignorant,
See Pro 4. 3, 4. Deuteronomy 6. 7. Ephes 6. 4. Deuteronomy 11. 19. Pro 31. 1. 2. Tim. 1. 5. and 3. 15. and for Husbands read 1. Cor. 14. 35. But alas, many Are so ignorant,
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as they cannot teach them, and many so carelesse, as they neglect them, many so wretched,
as they cannot teach them, and many so careless, as they neglect them, many so wretched,
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as they will not, and some so prophane, as they mocke at it, and hold it no duety for them,
as they will not, and Some so profane, as they mock At it, and hold it no duty for them,
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but for the Priest (as in scorne they call the Minister of Christ) to performe.
but for the Priest (as in scorn they call the Minister of christ) to perform.
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Verse 12. Turne againe, my daughters, goe your way, for I am too old to haue an husband:Verse 12. Turn again, my daughters, go your Way, for I am too old to have an husband:
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if I should say, I haue hope, if I should haue an husband also to night, and should also beare sonnes:
if I should say, I have hope, if I should have an husband also to night, and should also bear Sons:
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NAomies third motion to haue them to returne, vsing still the same exhortation, with the like kind tearmes of loue,Naomies third motion to have them to return, using still the same exhortation, with the like kind terms of love,
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and adding another reason to moue them to returne. Turne againe, my daughters, goe your way.
and adding Another reason to move them to return. Turn again, my daughters, go your Way.
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] Naomi ceaseth not to vrge them still, to try them to the vtmost, not in want of zeale to gaine them to God,] Naomi ceases not to urge them still, to try them to the utmost, not in want of zeal to gain them to God,
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but in a godly iealousie fearing their constancie, if they should goe on with her; of this before at large, and therefore here I omit the instructions.
but in a godly jealousy fearing their constancy, if they should go on with her; of this before At large, and Therefore Here I omit the instructions.
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For I am too old to haue an husband. ] This reason is a preuenting of an obiection to her former reason:For I am too old to have an husband. ] This reason is a preventing of an objection to her former reason:
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for they might say, Though, mother, you be not with child now, yet you may marry and haue children;
for they might say, Though, mother, you be not with child now, yet you may marry and have children;
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to this Naomi answereth, that shee is too old to haue an husband.
to this Naomi Answers, that she is too old to have an husband.
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From this we learne, that there is a time when women are too old to marry, by the opinion of godly Naomi. Now if any aske when that is? I answer,
From this we Learn, that there is a time when women Are too old to marry, by the opinion of godly Naomi. Now if any ask when that is? I answer,
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as I suppose, when a woman is aboue sixtie yeeres of age;
as I suppose, when a woman is above sixtie Years of age;
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and therefore Saint Paul alloweth such a one for a widow, but not vnder, giuing leaue to others to marry:
and Therefore Saint Paul alloweth such a one for a widow, but not under, giving leave to Others to marry:
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for vnder sixtie women haue had children, but none aboue, but Sarahs extraordinary blessing.
for under sixtie women have had children, but none above, but Sarahs extraordinary blessing.
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And it is fit for women after sixtie, to follow the praise of blessed Annah, Luk. 1. 37. We read not in the Scripture of the marriage of such:
And it is fit for women After sixtie, to follow the praise of blessed Hannah, Luk. 1. 37. We read not in the Scripture of the marriage of such:
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and if they be poore among vs, and doe marry, we dislike it, and speake against it:
and if they be poor among us, and do marry, we dislike it, and speak against it:
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if they alledge the ends of marriage, they are easily answered: For the first is for procreation of children, which in thē is past;
if they allege the ends of marriage, they Are Easily answered: For the First is for procreation of children, which in them is past;
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the other is to auoid fornication, which they should be farre from; seeing the body is dead, the heart should not grow ranke with filthy lust:
the other is to avoid fornication, which they should be Far from; seeing the body is dead, the heart should not grow rank with filthy lust:
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the lecherous old person is hated of God. If they alledge to marry for mutuall comfort:
the lecherous old person is hated of God. If they allege to marry for mutual Comfort:
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I aske, With whom will shee marry for such comfort? If with a yong man, shee may perhaps comfort her selfe in him,
I ask, With whom will she marry for such Comfort? If with a young man, she may perhaps Comfort her self in him,
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but not he himselfe with her: for yong men marry old womens goods and lands, but not their persons;
but not he himself with her: for young men marry old women's goods and Lands, but not their Persons;
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there is in nature no accord between them, her wanton heart may seeke her pleasure in matching with him,
there is in nature no accord between them, her wanton heart may seek her pleasure in matching with him,
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but he will take no contentment in her, but for what shee hath. If with an old man:
but he will take no contentment in her, but for what she hath. If with an old man:
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where is comfort, when two froward old persons meet together? old age, all know, is hard to please,
where is Comfort, when two froward old Persons meet together? old age, all know, is hard to please,
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and therefore old persons can hardly afford kind comforts one to another.
and Therefore old Persons can hardly afford kind comforts one to Another.
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Lastly, marriage bringeth cares and troubles, 1. Cor. 7. saith Saint Paul. Now it is time for old women to lay aside the cares of this world,
Lastly, marriage brings Cares and Troubles, 1. Cor. 7. Says Saint Paul. Now it is time for old women to lay aside the Cares of this world,
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and to giue themselues to fasting and prayer, and to doe good workes, and so to shew their care for the world to come.
and to give themselves to fasting and prayer, and to do good works, and so to show their care for the world to come.
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And therefore let such widowes continue widowes, & betake themselues to God and his diuine worship, as best befitteth them.
And Therefore let such Widows continue Widows, & betake themselves to God and his divine worship, as best befitteth them.
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If I should say, I haue hope: ] to wit, to haue children, and so might take an husband;If I should say, I have hope: ] to wit, to have children, and so might take an husband;
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implying thus much, that while a womā hath hope of children, shee may marry; for the first and chiefest end of marriage such a one is not depriued of:
implying thus much, that while a woman hath hope of children, she may marry; for the First and chiefest end of marriage such a one is not deprived of:
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And therefore let child-bearing women vse their libertie and marry, if they cannot abstaine, 1. Cor. 7. 1. Tim. 5. 28. yea though they be poore,
And Therefore let childbearing women use their liberty and marry, if they cannot abstain, 1. Cor. 7. 1. Tim. 5. 28. yea though they be poor,
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neither may any be offended thereat. If I should haue an husband also to night.
neither may any be offended thereat. If I should have an husband also to night.
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] This circumstance of time is noted, that these women had gone nigh one dayes iourney with Naomi at the least.
] This circumstance of time is noted, that these women had gone High one days journey with Naomi At the least.
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So they shewed herein great kindnesse to trauell so farre with her, or that it was farre on the day before they came forth,
So they showed herein great kindness to travel so Far with her, or that it was Far on the day before they Come forth,
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if this was the first night: or else shee speaketh thus, for that marriage was consummated at night.
if this was the First night: or Else she speaks thus, for that marriage was consummated At night.
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Here some may aske, why needed Naomi thus to speake of her hauing an husband and bearing of children, seeing shee knew that the next kinsman was to doe the office for the dead? Chap. 3. 1, 2. Shee might haue said, Your husbands haue kinsmen, which by our Law are to marry you,
Here Some may ask, why needed Naomi thus to speak of her having an husband and bearing of children, seeing she knew that the next kinsman was to do the office for the dead? Chap. 3. 1, 2. Shee might have said, Your Husbands have kinsmen, which by our Law Are to marry you,
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if you will goe with me, though I haue no sonnes my selfe.
if you will go with me, though I have no Sons my self.
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Naomi knew this well enough, as it appeareth afterwards, but first shee will not draw them to the Lords people with such carnall reasons;Naomi knew this well enough, as it appears afterwards, but First she will not draw them to the lords people with such carnal Reasons;
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againe, shee knew not, perhaps, now, whether such were dead or aliue; if aliue, yet they might be marryed, and so could not take them for wiues:
again, she knew not, perhaps, now, whither such were dead or alive; if alive, yet they might be married, and so could not take them for wives:
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if vnmarryed, shee yet knew not whether they would submit to the Law in that case.
if unmarried, she yet knew not whither they would submit to the Law in that case.
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For we see that what God commanded, was not euer obeyed, and the Story telleth vs that one kinsman, Chap. 4. refused her;
For we see that what God commanded, was not ever obeyed, and the Story Telleth us that one kinsman, Chap. 4. refused her;
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and why not another? And therefore, because shee could not speake any thing of certainty on which they might depend, shee mentioneth no such thing:
and why not Another? And Therefore, Because she could not speak any thing of certainty on which they might depend, she mentioneth no such thing:
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shewing this, that the wise will not make promises rashly for others, nor perswade to more then they well know, lest they be deceiued,
showing this, that the wise will not make promises rashly for Others, nor persuade to more then they well know, lest they be deceived,
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and so also deceiue others relying vpon their word.
and so also deceive Others relying upon their word.
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This reproueth all rash vndertakers for others, though reason and Religion should bind those, for whom they so vndertake, to performe the same. And should also beare sonnes.
This Reproveth all rash undertakers for Others, though reason and Religion should bind those, for whom they so undertake, to perform the same. And should also bear Sons.
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] Naomi speaketh first of hauing a husband, and then of bearing children; for childbirth is to be the fruit of lawfull marriage onely. ] Naomi speaks First of having a husband, and then of bearing children; for childbirth is to be the fruit of lawful marriage only.
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God first ioyned man and woman, and made them man and wife, and then said, Increase and multiply.
God First joined man and woman, and made them man and wife, and then said, Increase and multiply.
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Naomi was not of that mind to make her selfe a mother out of marriage, as many wantons and Light-skirts doe;Naomi was not of that mind to make her self a mother out of marriage, as many wantons and Light-skirts do;
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making themselues whores, and their children bastards, and all for satisfying the rage of present lust,
making themselves whores, and their children bastards, and all for satisfying the rage of present lust,
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though after they repent with griefe and shame.
though After they Repent with grief and shame.
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Verse 13. Would yee tarry for them, till they were growne? would yee stay for them from hauing husbands? nay, my daughters:Verse 13. Would ye tarry for them, till they were grown? would ye stay for them from having Husbands? nay, my daughters:
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for it grieueth me much for your sakes, that the hand of the Lord is gone out against me.
for it grieves me much for your sakes, that the hand of the Lord is gone out against me.
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NAomi here disswadeth them from staying for husbands by her, if it were granted that now shee had borne sonnes;NAomi Here dissuadeth them from staying for Husbands by her, if it were granted that now she had born Sons;
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and hauing thus spoken, shee breaketh forth into a sorrowfull complaint of her inabilitie to doe them good, for their sakes.
and having thus spoken, she breaks forth into a sorrowful complaint of her inability to do them good, for their sakes.
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The disswasion is set out by a double interrogation, for more vehemencie of speech, and by an answer made thereto.
The dissuasion is Set out by a double interrogation, for more vehemency of speech, and by an answer made thereto.
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In the complaint shee sheweth her griefe, and that for whose sake chiefely, and how it came vpon her.
In the complaint she shows her grief, and that for whose sake chiefly, and how it Come upon her.
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Would yee tarry for them, till they were growne? As if shee had said,Would ye tarry for them, till they were grown? As if she had said,
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If I had now yong sonnes, you could not marry them till they were of sufficient yeeres, they must be growne vp to marriage before they doe marry:
If I had now young Sons, you could not marry them till they were of sufficient Years, they must be grown up to marriage before they do marry:
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Marriage is for them that are growne vp for it, and are marriageable. Marriage is for them that Are grown up for it, and Are marriageable.
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God, when he made our first parents, made them of yeeres fit for procreation of children before he marryed them.
God, when he made our First Parents, made them of Years fit for procreation of children before he married them.
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And this is to be obserued for the due accomplishment of marriage, and for reuerence to Gods ordinance;
And this is to be observed for the due accomplishment of marriage, and for Reverence to God's Ordinance;
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which checketh those parents, who for other ends then the ends of marriage, doe match their children together before they be marriageable. Here parents abuse marriage;
which checketh those Parents, who for other ends then the ends of marriage, do match their children together before they be marriageable. Here Parents abuse marriage;
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for this is no coniunction for procreation of children, nor to auoid fornication:
for this is no conjunction for procreation of children, nor to avoid fornication:
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these parents take away their childrens liberty, which is to marry, or not to marry when they come to yeeres of discretion:
these Parents take away their Children's liberty, which is to marry, or not to marry when they come to Years of discretion:
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they are cruell and mercilesse parents, who bind their children in an vnseparable knot and indissoluble bond,
they Are cruel and merciless Parents, who bind their children in an unseparable knot and indissoluble bound,
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before they vnderstand what they doe: such matches are commonly cursed of God, one forsaking another when they come to yeeres,
before they understand what they do: such Matches Are commonly cursed of God, one forsaking Another when they come to Years,
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or hating one another, liuing in the gall of bitternesse all their dayes, and so parents expectation is frustrate,
or hating one Another, living in the Gall of bitterness all their days, and so Parents expectation is frustrate,
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and children vndone, with sorrow to friends on all sides. A iust punishment of God, and reward of their sinne.
and children undone, with sorrow to Friends on all sides. A just punishment of God, and reward of their sin.
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Would yee stay for them from hauing husbands? ] As if she had said, You are yong women,Would ye stay for them from having Husbands? ] As if she had said, You Are young women,
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& there are men now fit husbands for you, it is not meet you should therefore stay so long for little children,
& there Are men now fit Husbands for you, it is not meet you should Therefore stay so long for little children,
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and so be vnfitly matched with them so yong, and you so old. It is not good for such as intend to marry, to deferre off too long.
and so be unfitly matched with them so young, and you so old. It is not good for such as intend to marry, to defer off too long.
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This is it which Naomi here teacheth her daughters, and this counsell is good, if the parties cannot abstaine,
This is it which Naomi Here Teaches her daughters, and this counsel is good, if the parties cannot abstain,
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and that fit matches be offered;
and that fit Matches be offered;
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let them yeld to the good hand of Gods prouidence, and not refuse an honest offer, either of pride,
let them yield to the good hand of God's providence, and not refuse an honest offer, either of pride,
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or of foolish fantasie, or of some nicety, or other light and idle womanish reason, against good reason and sound perswasion of godly and wise friends.
or of foolish fantasy, or of Some nicety, or other Light and idle womanish reason, against good reason and found persuasion of godly and wise Friends.
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Nay, my daughters. ] This answer sheweth Naomi her meaning in the former interrogations, that she could not approue of their deferring off to marry,Nay, my daughters. ] This answer shows Naomi her meaning in the former interrogations, that she could not approve of their deferring off to marry,
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but that being yong, they should not refuse to marry againe, when God should send them fit husbands.
but that being young, they should not refuse to marry again, when God should send them fit Husbands.
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A godly and wise mother in law; A godly and wise mother in law;
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like Naomi, cannot onely be willing, but also will perswade her children in law should marry againe.
like Naomi, cannot only be willing, but also will persuade her children in law should marry again.
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For they know, this liberty is graunted them of God, and in their owne conscience they know it reasonable,
For they know, this liberty is granted them of God, and in their own conscience they know it reasonable,
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and perhaps in others of necessity.
and perhaps in Others of necessity.
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Shee was not like those mothers in law, which after the death of their owne children, cannot endure to heare of the second marriage of their children in law, whether sonnes or daughters. For it grieueth me much.
Shee was not like those mother's in law, which After the death of their own children, cannot endure to hear of the second marriage of their children in law, whither Sons or daughters. For it grieves me much.
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] Here is the reason giuen, why she willeth them to returne, and to take husbands againe,
] Here is the reason given, why she wills them to return, and to take Husbands again,
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euen for the griefe of her heart;
even for the grief of her heart;
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for that seeing them as poore widdowes as her selfe, and remembring her sonnes, and how little she could doe for them, she heauily sustained the griefe,
for that seeing them as poor widow's as her self, and remembering her Sons, and how little she could do for them, she heavily sustained the grief,
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and therefore perswaded them to take husbands againe, in whom they might haue comfort. Note here, how the most godly sometime do take their afflictions very heauily:
and Therefore persuaded them to take Husbands again, in whom they might have Comfort. Note Here, how the most godly sometime do take their afflictions very heavily:
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as Naomi here, so Iob, Chap. 3. Ieremy, Chap. 20. 9, 12. which commeth through weakenesse of faith, want of patience, want of humility, through also the strength of corruption and the aggrauating of the affliction, euer looking vpon it,
as Naomi Here, so Job, Chap. 3. Ieremy, Chap. 20. 9, 12. which comes through weakness of faith, want of patience, want of humility, through also the strength of corruption and the aggravating of the affliction, ever looking upon it,
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but not weighing the will of God, the necessity of the crosse, and the good which might come thereby.
but not weighing the will of God, the necessity of the cross, and the good which might come thereby.
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Well, yet if the best may be much cast downe, then let not such as be free, not vnder the crosse, not knowing how they can beare it, censure others for their weakenesse vnder the burthen:
Well, yet if the best may be much cast down, then let not such as be free, not under the cross, not knowing how they can bear it, censure Others for their weakness under the burden:
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but rather take notice thereof, and be a staffe of comfort vnto them, helpe to beare the burthen with them, and pray for their patience.
but rather take notice thereof, and be a staff of Comfort unto them, help to bear the burden with them, and pray for their patience.
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For your sakes. ] Afflictions are the more grieuous for friends wrapped therein, so as one cannot well helpe another. For your sakes. ] Afflictions Are the more grievous for Friends wrapped therein, so as one cannot well help Another.
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Naomi was greatly afflicted, but the more (shee saith) for her daughters miserie with her, who losing her sonnes, made also them poore widowes.Naomi was greatly afflicted, but the more (she Says) for her daughters misery with her, who losing her Sons, made also them poor Widows.
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Abimelechs destruction encreased Dauids sorrowes and troubles. Eliah not a little grieued for the widowes sorrow with whom he soiourned: Abimelechs destruction increased David sorrows and Troubles. Elijah not a little grieved for the Widows sorrow with whom he sojourned:
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and so was Luther for the Duke of Saxonie: and so was Luther for the Duke of Saxony:
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and the reason hereof is true loue, which taketh to heart a friends affliction in their owne troubles,
and the reason hereof is true love, which Takes to heart a Friends affliction in their own Troubles,
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as Dauid did Abiathars, 1. Sam. 22. 22. This grace of true friendship is much to be wished:
as David did Abiathars, 1. Sam. 22. 22. This grace of true friendship is much to be wished:
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for men now a dayes care not much for their friends miserie, if they be in prosperity,
for men now a days care not much for their Friends misery, if they be in Prosperity,
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or if in aduersity with them, how they themselues may get out, though they leaue their friends, as a pawne for themselues:
or if in adversity with them, how they themselves may get out, though they leave their Friends, as a pawn for themselves:
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yea such villanie is in some men, that they will purposely bring their friends into misery, to doe themselues a pleasure; coozen them, to inrich themselues;
yea such villainy is in Some men, that they will purposely bring their Friends into misery, to do themselves a pleasure; cozen them, to enrich themselves;
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ouerthrow them, to set vp themselues. That the hand of the Lord.
overthrow them, to Set up themselves. That the hand of the Lord.
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] Thus she calleth her affliction, the hand of the Lord, because all afflictions come by the power and prouidence of God, as by an hand vpon vs, Iob, 1. 21. and 16. 12. Lam. 1. 12 17. Amos. 3. 6. and 4. 6, 7, 11. 2. Chro. 15. 6. Esay 45, 6, 7. For afflictions come not out of the dust, neither do troubles spring out of the ground, Iob 5. 6. Let then all afflictions bee acknowledged to be Gods hand, not as chance with the Philistims, not of the Deuill, witches, and ill instruments.
] Thus she calls her affliction, the hand of the Lord, Because all afflictions come by the power and providence of God, as by an hand upon us, Job, 1. 21. and 16. 12. Lam. 1. 12 17. Amos. 3. 6. and 4. 6, 7, 11. 2. Chro 15. 6. Isaiah 45, 6, 7. For afflictions come not out of the dust, neither do Troubles spring out of the ground, Job 5. 6. Let then all afflictions be acknowledged to be God's hand, not as chance with the philistines, not of the devil, Witches, and ill Instruments.
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If we acknowledge them with Iob from God, we will goe to him, humble our selues before him, pray for pardon,
If we acknowledge them with Job from God, we will go to him, humble our selves before him, pray for pardon,
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and deliuerance by him, as who onely can deliuer vs:
and deliverance by him, as who only can deliver us:
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yea, this will make vs patient vnder the crosse, this will worke some contentment, and say, It is the Lord, let him do what seemeth him good;
yea, this will make us patient under the cross, this will work Some contentment, and say, It is the Lord, let him do what seems him good;
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This will make vs quiet towards the ill instruments, as Dauid was towards Saul and towards Shemei: This will comfort vs vnder the affliction,
This will make us quiet towards the ill Instruments, as David was towards Saul and towards Shimei: This will Comfort us under the affliction,
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when we know it to be Gods hand, and that out of his fatherly mercy he will lay no more vpon vs,
when we know it to be God's hand, and that out of his fatherly mercy he will lay no more upon us,
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then we shall be able to beare. Is gone out against mee. This good woman applieth the whole crosse to her selfe.
then we shall be able to bear. Is gone out against me. This good woman Applieth the Whole cross to her self.
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The godly in cōmon calamities take themselues to be especially chastised;
The godly in Common calamities take themselves to be especially chastised;
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they put not off the cause to others, but take it to themselues, as Dauid did, 1. Chr. 21. 17. 2. Sam. 24. 27. They thinke vpon their own sinnes,
they put not off the cause to Others, but take it to themselves, as David did, 1. Christ 21. 17. 2. Sam. 24. 27. They think upon their own Sins,
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and not on other mens misdeeds. This is that which humbleth them, and this is it which would humble vs:
and not on other men's misdeeds. This is that which Humbleth them, and this is it which would humble us:
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which grace we must labour for. Verse 14. And they lift vp their voice and wept againe:
which grace we must labour for. Verse 14. And they lift up their voice and wept again:
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and Orpha kissed her mother in law, but Ruth claue vnto her. HEre is the euent and effect of Naomies speech againe;
and Orpha kissed her mother in law, but Ruth clave unto her. Here is the event and Effect of Naomies speech again;
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first, ioyntly in both, which was againe their passion, and then distinctly, shewed in contraries, in Orphaes valediction,
First, jointly in both, which was again their passion, and then distinctly, showed in contraries, in Orphea valediction,
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and Ruth remaining still with her mother in law. And they lift vp their voice and wept againe.
and Ruth remaining still with her mother in law. And they lift up their voice and wept again.
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] Againe their passion of teares is recorded;
] Again their passion of tears is recorded;
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both alike in passion of affection, but farre differing in the truth of the action, the best demonstration of the heart:
both alike in passion of affection, but Far differing in the truth of the actium, the best demonstration of the heart:
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for in both was a like shew of loue in their weeping, yet not the like cōstant coniunction of heart towards Naomi; for the one forsooke her,
for in both was a like show of love in their weeping, yet not the like constant conjunction of heart towards Naomi; for the one forsook her,
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and the other abode and went on with her.
and the other Abided and went on with her.
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Whence we may see, that all outward sorrow giueth not certaine witnesse of the soundnesse of the heart;
Whence we may see, that all outward sorrow gives not certain witness of the soundness of the heart;
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this is plaine by this example, and by Sauls weeping to Dauid. As this is true in men,
this is plain by this Exampl, and by Saul's weeping to David. As this is true in men,
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so more in women, who haue teares at command.
so more in women, who have tears At command.
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Doe we not reade how the Israelites would weepe on one day, and be in rebellion another? Was not Ishmael in his very weeping, a very deepe disembler, the like neuer heard of? We are not easily therefore to be perswaded of inward hearty affection, from weeping and sheading of teares.
Do we not read how the Israelites would weep on one day, and be in rebellion Another? Was not Ishmael in his very weeping, a very deep disembler, the like never herd of? We Are not Easily Therefore to be persuaded of inward hearty affection, from weeping and shedding of tears.
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This deceiued the fourescore men which met Ishmael, and were most of them slain by him.
This deceived the fourescore men which met Ishmael, and were most of them slave by him.
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Some can shead teares at will;
some can shed tears At will;
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and all weeping doth not come from the like cause, though many weepe together, and in appearance haue the same reason:
and all weeping does not come from the like cause, though many weep together, and in appearance have the same reason:
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there be that will weep for company, because they see others to weepe, neuer inwardly moued from the cause,
there be that will weep for company, Because they see Others to weep, never inwardly moved from the cause,
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but most from the outward passion of the parties;
but most from the outward passion of the parties;
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yet though there be a weeping not commendable, as that which is counterfeit, that which is vpon euery light occasion,
yet though there be a weeping not commendable, as that which is counterfeit, that which is upon every Light occasion,
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or which is vpon iust cause, but in excesse:
or which is upon just cause, but in excess:
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yet it is sometime a matter praise-worthy, when it is from a naturall affection, as in Ioseph to his brethren and father;
yet it is sometime a matter praiseworthy, when it is from a natural affection, as in Ioseph to his brothers and father;
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from sound loue to a friend, as Ionathans and Dauids weeping;
from found love to a friend, as Ionathans and David weeping;
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and when it is from a gracious heart, for a mans owne sinnes, as Peters weeping was;
and when it is from a gracious heart, for a men own Sins, as Peter's weeping was;
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or for the sinnes of others, as Dauids, Psal. 1 19. Ieremies, Chap. 13. And Iesus Christ his weeping ouer Ierusalem, Luke 19. 41. Blessed are these mourners,
or for the Sins of Others, as David, Psalm 1 19. Jeremiahs, Chap. 13. And Iesus christ his weeping over Ierusalem, Lycia 19. 41. Blessed Are these mourners,
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for they shall be comforted, these teares are put into the Lords bottle, Psal. 56. 8. And such as be so doggedly hard-hearted,
for they shall be comforted, these tears Are put into the lords Bottle, Psalm 56. 8. And such as be so doggedly hardhearted,
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and want naturall affection, and sound loue, so as neither for friend, nor kinsman, nor the nighest of blood, they can weepe for, are very vnnaturall,
and want natural affection, and found love, so as neither for friend, nor kinsman, nor the nighest of blood, they can weep for, Are very unnatural,
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and worse then bruite beasts, which bleate and loow for their own kinde:
and Worse then bruit beasts, which bleat and loow for their own kind:
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so also they which can perhaps weepe for the world, for departure of friends, for losse of parents, children, husband,
so also they which can perhaps weep for the world, for departure of Friends, for loss of Parents, children, husband,
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or wise, yet not for sin, not for Gods dishonor, not for the affliction of Ioseph, not for want of the Word,
or wise, yet not for since, not for God's dishonour, not for the affliction of Ioseph, not for want of the Word,
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and the taking away of the righteous; are worldlings, are destitute of diuine grace, of the true loue of God and goodnesse;
and the taking away of the righteous; Are worldlings, Are destitute of divine grace, of the true love of God and Goodness;
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for men can and will mourne for such things as be euer neere and deare vnto them,
for men can and will mourn for such things as be ever near and deer unto them,
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and which they, indeede, take to heart. And Orpha kissed her mother in law.
and which they, indeed, take to heart. And Orpha kissed her mother in law.
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] As Naomi did by this act, in verse 9. take her farewell of Orpha with Ruth, so now, Orpha departing, thus taketh leaue of her.
] As Naomi did by this act, in verse 9. take her farewell of Orpha with Ruth, so now, Orpha departing, thus Takes leave of her.
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She wept in loue, and kissed her in token of loue, and as loth to depart,
She wept in love, and kissed her in token of love, and as loath to depart,
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yet voluntarily leaueth her, because shee perceiued by Naomi her words, that she could not receiue worldly contentment,
yet voluntarily Leaveth her, Because she perceived by Naomi her words, that she could not receive worldly contentment,
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if shee should goe with her. So here were signes of loue onely, but not the truth of it.
if she should go with her. So Here were Signs of love only, but not the truth of it.
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It is easie to make signes of loue, but not to shew the true fruits of loue. It is easy to make Signs of love, but not to show the true fruits of love.
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These be chargeable, the other cost nothing, therefore they are afforded very cheape:
These be chargeable, the other cost nothing, Therefore they Are afforded very cheap:
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and where onely outward signes of loue be, and not a hearty vnion, there worldly losses,
and where only outward Signs of love be, and not a hearty Union, there worldly losses,
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or the feare of such losses, or not the hope to gaine the things of this life, will soone separate such friends,
or the Fear of such losses, or not the hope to gain the things of this life, will soon separate such Friends,
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as wee see in this woman. Note further, I. That worldly respects are great hinderances in the course of Godlinesse:
as we see in this woman. Note further, I. That worldly respects Are great hindrances in the course of Godliness:
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the world keepeth from the entertaining of the Truth, Mat. 22. 5. It hindereth in the receiuing of it, Mat. 13. It pulleth men from it, which haue somewhat gone forward in it,
the world Keepeth from the entertaining of the Truth, Mathew 22. 5. It hindereth in the receiving of it, Mathew 13. It pulls men from it, which have somewhat gone forward in it,
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as wee may see here in Orpha, in Iehu, Iudas, Demas, and Henry the 4. the last King of France:
as we may see Here in Orpha, in Iehu, Iudas, Demas, and Henry the 4. the last King of France:
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and this commeth from the exceeding loue of it, and our chiefest care for the body,
and this comes from the exceeding love of it, and our chiefest care for the body,
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and the things of this life.
and the things of this life.
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But let vs take heede of this world, for such as loue it, the loue of God the Father is not in them:
But let us take heed of this world, for such as love it, the love of God the Father is not in them:
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& many for loue of the world, forsaking Religion, haue felt the wo thereof, and haue lost that which they loued.
& many for love of the world, forsaking Religion, have felt the woe thereof, and have lost that which they loved.
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Remember Iudas, he had the money, but what was hee the better? it did not comfort him,
remember Iudas, he had the money, but what was he the better? it did not Comfort him,
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neither did it continue with him, neither he long in the world.
neither did it continue with him, neither he long in the world.
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And yet wretched Caitifes that wee be, like Gadarens, we will lose Christ, rather then our swine;
And yet wretched Caitiffs that we be, like Gadarenes, we will loose christ, rather then our Swine;
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and with Eue, lose Paradise for an Apple.
and with Eue, loose Paradise for an Apple.
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II. That an vnsound heart may for a time make a faire shew in the way to Canaan,
II That an unsound heart may for a time make a fair show in the Way to Canaan,
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but yet turne backe at the last, as Orpha doth here;but yet turn back At the last, as Orpha does Here;
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and as we may see in Iehu, Iudas, Demas, Hymeneus, Alexander, Philetus, and many other in all ages, falling backe from the Truth, which they indeed did neuer soundly loue,
and as we may see in Iehu, Iudas, Demas, Hymenaeus, Alexander, Philetus, and many other in all ages, falling back from the Truth, which they indeed did never soundly love,
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and yet will such make so faire an entrance.
and yet will such make so fair an Entrance.
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And this is by reason, first, of certaine general motions of Religion, which maketh them in generall to approue of the same;
And this is by reason, First, of certain general motions of Religion, which makes them in general to approve of the same;
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againe, the generall esteeme of the very name of Religion? all holding this, that it is a good thing to bee religious,
again, the general esteem of the very name of Religion? all holding this, that it is a good thing to be religious,
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and that none can find fault with a man for that. Further, the working of the Word, mouing the heart in some sort, to intertaine it:
and that none can find fault with a man for that. Further, the working of the Word, moving the heart in Some sort, to entertain it:
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and lastly, the desire of praise and good esteeme with men.
and lastly, the desire of praise and good esteem with men.
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These will make hollow hearts to set on a while to heauenward, but shall not bee able to enter.
These will make hollow hearts to Set on a while to heavenward, but shall not be able to enter.
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Therefore we are not easily to entertaine men for sincere, because they haue made and doe make faire shewes in Religion for a time, seeing they may be vnsound, and after fall away.
Therefore we Are not Easily to entertain men for sincere, Because they have made and do make fair shows in Religion for a time, seeing they may be unsound, and After fallen away.
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And this should make vs to examine our owne hearts, lest secret hypocrisie lurke therein, and it breake out at the length to our shame. III. That such as want soundnesse towards God for Religion, may yet haue otherwise commendable parts in them.
And this should make us to examine our own hearts, lest secret hypocrisy lurk therein, and it break out At the length to our shame. III. That such as want soundness towards God for Religion, may yet have otherwise commendable parts in them.
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For Orpha is commended for a kind wife, as well as Ruth by Naomi, and for a kind daughter in law, verse 8. and shee shewed good humanity •• going on the way with her mother in law, ye•• good natural affection in weeping, so at parting.
For Orpha is commended for a kind wife, as well as Ruth by Naomi, and for a kind daughter in law, verse 8. and she showed good humanity •• going on the Way with her mother in law, ye•• good natural affection in weeping, so At parting.
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What shall I speake of Ioahs valiant and hardy spirit, of the great vvisedome of Achitophel in all worldly affaires,
What shall I speak of Joahs valiant and hardy Spirit, of the great Wisdom of Ahithophel in all worldly affairs,
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and of morall men among the Heathen? Many, which had no part nor portion in Christ, haue done vvorthily in the things praise-vvorthy among men, by a restrained nature by the povver of conscience, from the law of nature, vvritten in their hearts,
and of moral men among the Heathen? Many, which had no part nor portion in christ, have done worthily in the things praiseworthy among men, by a restrained nature by the power of conscience, from the law of nature, written in their hearts,
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and by the common gifts of the Spirit:
and by the Common Gifts of the Spirit:
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And therfore not to iudge our selues or others soundly religious, and regenerate by Gods Spirit,
And Therefore not to judge our selves or Others soundly religious, and regenerate by God's Spirit,
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for our cōmendations in meere moral vertues, or common gifts of the Spirit; for the Heathen haue surpassed many true Christian hearts herein;
for our commendations in mere moral Virtues, or Common Gifts of the Spirit; for the Heathen have surpassed many true Christian hearts herein;
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& many by a meere ciuill education, and orderly bringing vp in the lavvdable fashions of men,
& many by a mere civil education, and orderly bringing up in the laudable fashions of men,
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and good carriage of themselues, as men among men, attaine to great commendations in and for their courtesie, affability, discretion,
and good carriage of themselves, as men among men, attain to great commendations in and for their courtesy, affability, discretion,
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& many qualities, in learning and Arts, which they affect for praise with men, for their priuate profit,
& many qualities, in learning and Arts, which they affect for praise with men, for their private profit,
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for aduancement in the world, and not that they doe good things for goodnesse sake, from the power of grace and godlinesse in their hearts, which was as yet neuer ingrafted in them,
for advancement in the world, and not that they do good things for Goodness sake, from the power of grace and godliness in their hearts, which was as yet never ingrafted in them,
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as appeareth by their little knowledge in the Word of God, by their demeaning of themselues like Statists, indifferently betweene two religions, by neglecting the examination of their wayes by the Word,
as appears by their little knowledge in the Word of God, by their demeaning of themselves like Statists, indifferently between two Religions, by neglecting the examination of their ways by the Word,
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but keeping company with all sorts alike, so farre as worldly disgrace come no• hereby, by neuer caring for the growth of Religion in themselues,
but keeping company with all sorts alike, so Far as worldly disgrace come no• hereby, by never caring for the growth of Religion in themselves,
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or in others, to make the least opposition for it against the common streame.
or in Others, to make the least opposition for it against the Common stream.
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By all which, and by many good things wanting in them, as a holy zeale, feruency in prayer, the loue of the truth for the truths sake,
By all which, and by many good things wanting in them, as a holy zeal, fervency in prayer, the love of the truth for the truths sake,
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& such as loue it, delight in meditating of Gods Word, and conferring thereof, sorrow for the afflictions of Gods people,
& such as love it, delight in meditating of God's Word, and conferring thereof, sorrow for the afflictions of God's people,
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and ioy in the ouerthrow of the enemies thereof, (which graces meere moralists are quite destitute of) wee may see that the life of Religion,
and joy in the overthrow of the enemies thereof, (which graces mere moralists Are quite destitute of) we may see that the life of Religion,
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and that heauenly light of true grace is not ingrafted in them; which is more worth than all the rest, which yet are commendable:
and that heavenly Light of true grace is not ingrafted in them; which is more worth than all the rest, which yet Are commendable:
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but these ought chiefely to be our praises, and yet not leaue the other vndone: for the one makes a man, but the other a Christian:
but these ought chiefly to be our praises, and yet not leave the other undone: for the one makes a man, but the other a Christian:
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and these together, I meane, good carriage, and ciuill behauiour, Learning, Arts and other good qualities, make an excellent Christian man.
and these together, I mean, good carriage, and civil behaviour, Learning, Arts and other good qualities, make an excellent Christian man.
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But Ruth claue vnto her. ] Though Orpha gaue occasion for Ruth to fall off from Naomi, yet her example moued not.But Ruth clave unto her. ] Though Orpha gave occasion for Ruth to fallen off from Naomi, yet her Exampl moved not.
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A well-grounded affection is not remoued by the inconstancy of others, Ioh. 6. 68. for true loue is fixed vpon the thing beloued,A well-grounded affection is not removed by the inconstancy of Others, John 6. 68. for true love is fixed upon the thing Beloved,
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and is not tyed to any by-respects. Their loue then is to be reproued, who fall off for company;
and is not tied to any by-respects. Their love then is to be reproved, who fallen off for company;
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their affections were neuer well settled:
their affections were never well settled:
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but Ruths loue was most firme, her person was as it were glewed vnto Naomi, as the force of the Hebrew word is, to be knit as man and wife inseparably.
but Ruths love was most firm, her person was as it were glued unto Naomi, as the force of the Hebrew word is, to be knit as man and wife inseparably.
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So the word is vsed, Gen. 2. 24. Mat. 19. 5. Thus should the loue of Gods people bee one to another, hearty and constant.
So the word is used, Gen. 2. 24. Mathew 19. 5. Thus should the love of God's people be one to Another, hearty and constant.
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Verse 15. And shee said, Behold, thy sister in law is gone backe vnto her people, and vnto her gods:Verse 15. And she said, Behold, thy sister in law is gone back unto her people, and unto her God's:
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returne thou after thy sister in law.
return thou After thy sister in law.
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THis is Naomi her last triall of Ruth; and these words shew plainely, all was to trie her,
THis is Naomi her last trial of Ruth; and these words show plainly, all was to try her,
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because she telleth Ruth of Orphaes going backe, not onely to her people, but also to her gods, which Naomi a good woman could not but hate,
Because she Telleth Ruth of Orphea going back, not only to her people, but also to her God's, which Naomi a good woman could not but hate,
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and could not so ill respect Ruth, and shew so great coldnesse in Religion, and honour of the true God,
and could not so ill respect Ruth, and show so great coldness in Religion, and honour of the true God,
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as to disswade Ruth from the same God of truth, to returne vnto Idols.
as to dissuade Ruth from the same God of truth, to return unto Idols.
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This verse is an exhortation pretended then, but not intended, with the motiue thereto propounded, which was the Apostacy of Orpha, shewing what shee was to Ruth, and whither shee returned backe.
This verse is an exhortation pretended then, but not intended, with the motive thereto propounded, which was the Apostasy of Orpha, showing what she was to Ruth, and whither she returned back.
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And she said. ] Naomi vpon Orphaes departure, for further triall of Ruth, taketh her example,And she said. ] Naomi upon Orphea departure, for further trial of Ruth, Takes her Exampl,
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and propoundeth the same to her:
and propoundeth the same to her:
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for as she now saw Orphaes inconstancie for all her former resolution and teares, so shee had hereby some cause to make further triall of Ruth, this one time.
for as she now saw Orphea inconstancy for all her former resolution and tears, so she had hereby Some cause to make further trial of Ruth, this one time.
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The falls of some may iustly bring others into the tryall, though not wholy to doubt of their constancie;
The falls of Some may justly bring Others into the trial, though not wholly to doubt of their constancy;
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as if none could be good, because some are bad:
as if none could be good, Because Some Are bad:
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for some may fall from grace, when other may, through Gods mercy, continue to the end.
for Some may fallen from grace, when other may, through God's mercy, continue to the end.
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Behold, thy sister in law is gone backe. Behold, thy sister in law is gone back.
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] These vvords shew, as soone as Orpha had kissed her mother-in law, shee went backe, with whom,
] These words show, as soon as Orpha had kissed her mother-in law, she went back, with whom,
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or with what company is not mentioned;
or with what company is not mentioned;
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of her sister in lavv Ruth, shee taketh no leaue, as supposing shee would come after;
of her sister in law Ruth, she Takes no leave, as supposing she would come After;
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for we commonly iudge others by our selues, though wee be deceiued, as Orpha was of Ruth. In Orphaees leauing Naomi vpon such light reasons, wee see, that a feeble heart, not truly settled, with weake reasons of worldly wants, is soone drawne from a right way of well-doing.
for we commonly judge Others by our selves, though we be deceived, as Orpha was of Ruth. In Orphaees leaving Naomi upon such Light Reasons, we see, that a feeble heart, not truly settled, with weak Reasons of worldly Wants, is soon drawn from a right Way of welldoing.
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Silly vvere the reasons which Naomi vsed to put her to the proofe:
Silly were the Reasons which Naomi used to put her to the proof:
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which sheweth that all her former words in verse 10. were but a floorish, and were vttered more of a suddaine passion,
which shows that all her former words in verse 10. were but a flourish, and were uttered more of a sudden passion,
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than out of any settled resolution: yet this was not her onely weakenesse, but shee left it to posteritie.
than out of any settled resolution: yet this was not her only weakness, but she left it to posterity.
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For wee may find her followers, such as vpon light motions will soone turne from goodnesse, which shew that they are not settled truly in their affections before they begin,
For we may find her followers, such as upon Light motions will soon turn from Goodness, which show that they Are not settled truly in their affections before they begin,
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but lightly vndertake the way towards heauen, as did Orpha to Canaan, and as easily giue it ouer. A misery to be bewailed;
but lightly undertake the Way towards heaven, as did Orpha to Canaan, and as Easily give it over. A misery to be bewailed;
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and by a well-grounded resolution aforehand to bee preuented.
and by a well-grounded resolution aforehand to be prevented.
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Againe, in this, that Naomi trieth Ruth with this her sisters example, saying, Behold, shee is gone backe;
Again, in this, that Naomi trieth Ruth with this her Sisters Exampl, saying, Behold, she is gone back;
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it teacheth, that Examples of kindred, friends and old acquaintance declining from goodnesse, are trials of others, to see whether they will abide;
it Teaches, that Examples of kindred, Friends and old acquaintance declining from Goodness, Are trials of Others, to see whither they will abide;
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and indeede no small inducements to pull others after them.
and indeed no small inducements to pull Others After them.
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Adam was soone drawne by Eue; Rehoboams heart was easily led after the aduice of his familiars;Adam was soon drawn by Eve; Rehoboams heart was Easily led After the Advice of his familiars;
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the women of Iudah by their husbands easily fell to Idolatry;
the women of Iudah by their Husbands Easily fell to Idolatry;
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which often is done vpon foolish affection to those whom they follow, and not of iudgement;
which often is done upon foolish affection to those whom they follow, and not of judgement;
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sometime of feare to offend, sometime in flatterie, sometime through an ignorant perswasion that others doe well, in that they doe;
sometime of Fear to offend, sometime in flattery, sometime through an ignorant persuasion that Others do well, in that they do;
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especially if the example before them, be of persons of place, learning, honour, and great for outward estate:
especially if the Exampl before them, be of Persons of place, learning, honour, and great for outward estate:
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for they fondly thinke, that such cannot doe amisse.
for they fondly think, that such cannot do amiss.
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Well, seeing Examples are so forcible, let them be wel examined before they be imitated, be the persons whatsoeuer;
Well, seeing Examples Are so forcible, let them be well examined before they be imitated, be the Persons whatsoever;
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for precepts and not examples are rules to liue by; very excellent persons haue often done amisse, and gone out of the way;
for Precepts and not Examples Are rules to live by; very excellent Persons have often done amiss, and gone out of the Way;
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and as for kindred and acquaintance, wee are not to loue them before Religion, which should make a diuision between them,
and as for kindred and acquaintance, we Are not to love them before Religion, which should make a division between them,
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and vs, if they take not the right way, and make vs forsake them;
and us, if they take not the right Way, and make us forsake them;
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remembring that one day God will diuide acquaintances, Math. 24. 40, 41. Luke 17. 34. And if yet men will here stick to them in euill,
remembering that one day God will divide acquaintances, Math. 24. 40, 41. Luke 17. 34. And if yet men will Here stick to them in evil,
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and not vvillingly separate themselues, they shall then perish all together, and too late vvilt thou then repent, vvhich vvast led avvay vvith their company, complaining of thy folly,
and not willingly separate themselves, they shall then perish all together, and too late wilt thou then Repent, which waste led away with their company, complaining of thy folly,
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and curse the time that euer thou didst knovv them.
and curse the time that ever thou didst know them.
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Vnto her people. ] That is, to the Moabites, of whom shee was, and among whom shee was borne.Unto her people. ] That is, to the Moabites, of whom she was, and among whom she was born.
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Shee was going to Gods people, but shee runeth backe to Idolaters, because shee was of them, there borne,
Shee was going to God's people, but she runeth back to Idolaters, Because she was of them, there born,
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as I say, and acquainted with them. It is hard to forsake our natiue Countrey, where we are borne and brought vp.
as I say, and acquainted with them. It is hard to forsake our native Country, where we Are born and brought up.
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This may we see in Orpha, and in the mixt company which came out of Egypt;
This may we see in Orpha, and in the mixed company which Come out of Egypt;
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thither would they haue returned againe, though there they had liued in bondage;
thither would they have returned again, though there they had lived in bondage;
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and this is first from a naturall instinct in euery one, euen as the Heathen man witnesseth.
and this is First from a natural instinct in every one, even as the Heathen man Witnesseth.
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Againe, there is better hope, as is supposed, in wants to be relieued among friends, kindred,
Again, there is better hope, as is supposed, in Wants to be relieved among Friends, kindred,
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and acquaintance in their owne countrey, then elsewhere in a strange place.
and acquaintance in their own country, then elsewhere in a strange place.
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And lastly, the very thorow-acquaintance & knowledge of the country, the people, their nature and conditions,
And lastly, the very thorow-acquaintance & knowledge of the country, the people, their nature and conditions,
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and their owne bringing vp there like vnto them, is a great meanes to keepe the affection and heart towards the same.
and their own bringing up there like unto them, is a great means to keep the affection and heart towards the same.
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But from this in case of Religion we must labour to weane our selues, and follow Abraham, Heb. 11. 8. and religious Proselytes, Ittai, and Vriah, with many others,
But from this in case of Religion we must labour to wean our selves, and follow Abraham, Hebrew 11. 8. and religious Proselytes, Ittai, and Uriah, with many Others,
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yea and of later times blessed Exiles from their Natiue countryes for the Gospels sake, considering that one day we must bid farewell to all the World.
yea and of later times blessed Exiles from their Native countries for the Gospels sake, considering that one day we must bid farewell to all the World.
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And to her gods. ] This is a check vnto Orpha: in which Naomi doth closely shew vnto Ruth, her sisters misery in going backe, which was, to worship Idols,And to her God's. ] This is a check unto Orpha: in which Naomi does closely show unto Ruth, her Sisters misery in going back, which was, to worship Idols,
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and Deuils, with the people of her countrey, seeing shee now had none to keepe her backe from the same. Hence note briefely, I.
and Devils, with the people of her country, seeing she now had none to keep her back from the same. Hence note briefly, I.
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That to leaue Gods people, to goe to dwell among Idolaters, is euen to become an Idolater;
That to leave God's people, to go to dwell among Idolaters, is even to become an Idolater;
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For the loue of Idolaters will bring to the loue of their Idols: see it in Salomon, and in Iehoram Iehosaphats sonne:
For the love of Idolaters will bring to the love of their Idols: see it in Solomon, and in Jehoram Iehosaphats son:
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for such haue dayly prouocations to that, which indeed they be of their owne natures prone vnto:
for such have daily provocations to that, which indeed they be of their own nature's prove unto:
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and therefore the Lord did forbid his people to haue any fellowship with the Nations, lest they should become Idolaters.
and Therefore the Lord did forbid his people to have any fellowship with the nations, lest they should become Idolaters.
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Therefore let vs not come among Idolaters, if we would not be like them:
Therefore let us not come among Idolaters, if we would not be like them:
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we may not presume of our owne strength, nor thinke by our groūdednes in Religion, to take our liberty to marry with them, to dwell with them,
we may not presume of our own strength, nor think by our groundednes in Religion, to take our liberty to marry with them, to dwell with them,
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or long to trauell among them; for we see dayly by experience, the vanity of this cōfidence.
or long to travel among them; for we see daily by experience, the vanity of this confidence.
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II. That what the Idolaters worship, that they take to be God, and so offer diuine worship to it.
II That what the Idolaters worship, that they take to be God, and so offer divine worship to it.
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This is plaine by Naomi her speech, calling the Idols of the Moabites, Gods; & we find that all Idolaters gaue to their Idols the name of God.
This is plain by Naomi her speech, calling the Idols of the Moabites, God's; & we find that all Idolaters gave to their Idols the name of God.
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See this in wicked Ieroboam, 1. King. 12. 28. and in the Israelites, Exod. 32. 8. And therefore we may here see the palpable blindnesse with which God striketh such, to make vs auoid them,
See this in wicked Jeroboam, 1. King. 12. 28. and in the Israelites, Exod 32. 8. And Therefore we may Here see the palpable blindness with which God striketh such, to make us avoid them,
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and yet bemoane them, as also to feare where such be, lest Gods wrath seaze vpon vs,
and yet bemoan them, as also to Fear where such be, lest God's wrath seize upon us,
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for their so robbing the true God of his honour. III. That Idolaters haue moe gods than one, as these Moabites had, Baal Peor, Num. 25. and Chemosh, 1 Kin. 11. The Grecians had thousands of gods;
for their so robbing the true God of his honour. III. That Idolaters have more God's than one, as these Moabites had, Baal Peor, Num. 25. and Chemosh, 1 Kin. 11. The Greeks had thousands of God's;
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and the Heathen Romanes not a few:
and the Heathen Romans not a few:
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for leauing or not knowing the true God, they wander they know not whither, they haue no certainty whereon to rest, they follow what they either imagine,
for leaving or not knowing the true God, they wander they know not whither, they have no certainty whereon to rest, they follow what they either imagine,
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or other doe deuise, or what by others examples are practised before them;
or other do devise, or what by Others Examples Are practised before them;
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see it in the Israelites forsaking the Lord, and in the idolatrous Papists at this day.
see it in the Israelites forsaking the Lord, and in the idolatrous Papists At this day.
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For idolatrie is as whoredom, which maketh the Adulterer to range abroad in vnsatiable lust, not content with one, no nor with many:
For idolatry is as whoredom, which makes the Adulterer to range abroad in unsatiable lust, not content with one, no nor with many:
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no more doe the spirituall Adulterers rest with one false god, but are mad vpon all they see, Ezech. 16. 24, 25, 28. O therefore let vs prayse our God, who hath opened our eyes to see and know him,
no more do the spiritual Adulterers rest with one false god, but Are mad upon all they see, Ezekiel 16. 24, 25, 28. O Therefore let us praise our God, who hath opened our eyes to see and know him,
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and hath deliuered vs from this miserable slauery of Idolaters, who serue so many! they must needs be in great feare:
and hath Delivered us from this miserable slavery of Idolaters, who serve so many! they must needs be in great Fear:
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for they be as seruants seruing many masters, all tyrants and all of seuerall qualities;
for they be as Servants serving many Masters, all Tyrants and all of several qualities;
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how should they then euer rest in peace? Note before I conclude, how these Moabites, filthy Idolaters, were the children of Lot, begotten in incest vpon one of his owne daughters in his drunkennesse.
how should they then ever rest in peace? Note before I conclude, how these Moabites, filthy Idolaters, were the children of Lot, begotten in Incest upon one of his own daughters in his Drunkenness.
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Whence we may see, that the ill begotten children of the godly are rather left vnder the curse of their fathers sinne,
Whence we may see, that the ill begotten children of the godly Are rather left under the curse of their Father's sin,
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then made partakers of any of their vertues, as appeareth both in Moabites and Ammonites,then made partakers of any of their Virtues, as appears both in Moabites and Ammonites,
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and in Abimelech the bastard sonne of Gideon; to shew the Lords hatred of all filthinesse in his people,
and in Abimelech the bastard son of gideon; to show the lords hatred of all filthiness in his people,
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and to strike feare into their hearts for offending this way. Let Parents note this, to take heed they be not fathers of an vnlawfull issue,
and to strike Fear into their hearts for offending this Way. Let Parents note this, to take heed they be not Father's of an unlawful issue,
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if it be not for their owne sakes, yet for those they shall beget, whom they bring vnder a curse, for their sinne.
if it be not for their own sakes, yet for those they shall beget, whom they bring under a curse, for their sin.
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Let bastards here learne to bewaile their birth, and labour by a new birth according to the Spirit, to wipe out the staine of their parentage according to the flesh.
Let bastards Here Learn to bewail their birth, and labour by a new birth according to the Spirit, to wipe out the stain of their parentage according to the Flesh.
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Turne thee after thy sister in law. ] This exhortation cannot be taken as seriously meant:Turn thee After thy sister in law. ] This exhortation cannot be taken as seriously meant:
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for would Naomi perswade Ruth to idolatrie, and turne her from going to Gods people and the true God, to goe to the society of Idolaters and to deuils? We may not possibly thinke so vncharitably of her, and the 18. verse putteth it out of controuersie, where it is said,
for would Naomi persuade Ruth to idolatry, and turn her from going to God's people and the true God, to go to the society of Idolaters and to Devils? We may not possibly think so uncharitably of her, and the 18. verse putteth it out of controversy, where it is said,
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When shee saw Ruth stedfastly minded, she left off to speake, as hauing found out what shee sought for,
When she saw Ruth steadfastly minded, she left off to speak, as having found out what she sought for,
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and till then shee ceased not to make triall.
and till then she ceased not to make trial.
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For where iust suspicion of vnsoundnesse is, there triall may be made to the vtmost, till the doubt be remoued:
For where just suspicion of unsoundness is, there trial may be made to the utmost, till the doubt be removed:
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For this is not to beate the parties from goodnesse, but to see their vnfeigned loue of goodnesse, that they being tried, may be well approued of.
For this is not to beat the parties from Goodness, but to see their unfeigned love of Goodness, that they being tried, may be well approved of.
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Let not any be offended then at such tryals;
Let not any be offended then At such trials;
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for if thou beest sound, the oftener thou art brought to the touchstone, the more purer gold thou wilt appeare to be.
for if thou Best found, the oftener thou art brought to the touchstone, the more Purer gold thou wilt appear to be.
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Verse 16. And Ruth said, Intreat me not to leaue thee, or to returne from following after thee:Verse 16. And Ruth said, Entreat me not to leave thee, or to return from following After thee:
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for whither thou goest, I will goe, and where thou lodgest, I will lodge: thy people shall be my people, and thy God, my God.
for whither thou goest, I will go, and where thou lodgest, I will lodge: thy people shall be my people, and thy God, my God.
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RVths answer vnto Naomi: wherein is her request vnto her, and a reason expressing her full resolution, partly in this verse,Ruth answer unto Naomi: wherein is her request unto her, and a reason expressing her full resolution, partly in this verse,
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and partly in the next verse following.
and partly in the next verse following.
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And Ruth said. ] In this answer following, Ruth sheweth most plainely that shee was of a very constant resolution,And Ruth said. ] In this answer following, Ruth shows most plainly that she was of a very constant resolution,
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and not a whit moued with the scandall of her sister in lawes departure, and leauing of her alone.
and not a whit moved with the scandal of her sister in laws departure, and leaving of her alone.
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For the well settled soules are not to be remoued from their resolution to good,
For the well settled Souls Are not to be removed from their resolution to good,
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for any lets, which Satan and his instruments may cast before them, and in their way. for any lets, which Satan and his Instruments may cast before them, and in their Way.
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The wrath of Nebuchadnezzar cannot make the three Children start backe;
The wrath of Nebuchadnezzar cannot make the three Children start back;
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the Plots of Princes against Daniel cannot make his heart to faint, neither to neglect to pray vnto his God three times a day.
the Plots of Princes against daniel cannot make his heart to faint, neither to neglect to pray unto his God three times a day.
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Neither foure hundred flatterers, nor feare of Achabs wrath can make Michaiah dissemble, nor hault in the message of the Lord.
Neither foure hundred Flatterers, nor Fear of Ahab's wrath can make Michaiah dissemble, nor halt in the message of the Lord.
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A world of wicked ones cannot make a righteous Noah the worse, nor corrupt righteous Lot in the midst of Sodom:
A world of wicked ones cannot make a righteous Noah the Worse, nor corrupt righteous Lot in the midst of Sodom:
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They may vexe him, but neuer gaine him to their wickednesse. What can afflictions worke vpon Saint Paul? Surely nothing:
They may vex him, but never gain him to their wickedness. What can afflictions work upon Saint Paul? Surely nothing:
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they may draw him neerer to God, but neuer pull such a one from God. Lastly, let back-slyders reuolt;
they may draw him nearer to God, but never pull such a one from God. Lastly, let backsliders revolt;
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will Orphaes example moue Ruth? will the falling away of some from Christ, make the Disciples to leaue him? No, no;
will Orphea Exampl move Ruth? will the falling away of Some from christ, make the Disciples to leave him? No, no;
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they are built on the Rock, and not on the sand. Therefore we are not to feare their fall;
they Are built on the Rock, and not on the sand. Therefore we Are not to Fear their fallen;
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they make God their strength, and he vpholdeth them, so as none can pluck them out of his hands.
they make God their strength, and he upholdeth them, so as none can pluck them out of his hands.
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Intreat me not to leaue thee. ] These words may be read two wayes: Entreat me not to leave thee. ] These words may be read two ways:
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first thus, Be not against me: and so reading, we learne, that they are against vs, who vse reasons,
First thus, Be not against me: and so reading, we Learn, that they Are against us, who use Reasons,
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or doe exhort vs to turne backe from well-doing; or do exhort us to turn back from welldoing;
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therefore Christ called Peter, Satan, that is, Aduersarie, one that was against him, when he gaue him counsell to doe otherwise then his Father had appointed,
Therefore christ called Peter, Satan, that is, Adversary, one that was against him, when he gave him counsel to do otherwise then his Father had appointed,
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and otherwise then according to the end he came for: and so should Eue haue thought of the Serpents counsell;
and otherwise then according to the end he Come for: and so should Eue have Thought of the Serpents counsel;
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and Israel of Ieroboams: for such with-hold men from pleasing God, from the comfort of conscience, which is onely gotten by well-doing,
and Israel of Ieroboams: for such withhold men from pleasing God, from the Comfort of conscience, which is only got by welldoing,
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and from the hope of the blessed reward which is promised to well-doing. Let vs then hold such for our Aduersaries;
and from the hope of the blessed reward which is promised to welldoing. Let us then hold such for our Adversaries;
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and not thinke as the men of the world do, who hold all their kind friends which any way pleasure the body,
and not think as the men of the world do, who hold all their kind Friends which any Way pleasure the body,
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though they be Aduersaries to their soules, in hindering them in the way to life and saluation, by perswading them to pleasures vnlawful, to vniust gaine, to a false religion & idolatrous worship, as Popery is:
though they be Adversaries to their Souls, in hindering them in the Way to life and salvation, by persuading them to pleasures unlawful, to unjust gain, to a false Religion & idolatrous worship, as Popery is:
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But in these harme, things, because they be blind and see not their harme, they therefore thinke not that such be against thē,
But in these harm, things, Because they be blind and see not their harm, they Therefore think not that such be against them,
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when yet there be no greater Aduersaries then these. The second reading is as it is translated, Intreat me not to leaue thee.
when yet there be no greater Adversaries then these. The second reading is as it is translated, Entreat me not to leave thee.
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And thus taking the words, we learne from this godly yong woman, that the godly haue a desire not to be hindred in a good course.
And thus taking the words, we Learn from this godly young woman, that the godly have a desire not to be hindered in a good course.
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Ruth was going from Idolaters to the Church of God, and was in loue with Naomi, whom she would accompany thither,Ruth was going from Idolaters to the Church of God, and was in love with Naomi, whom she would accompany thither,
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and would not be intreated to forsake her;
and would not be entreated to forsake her;
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no more would Elisha leaue Eliah. The godly are like to Ahimaaz, who would not be let for running to Dauid: for, indeed, they set their hearts on the Lords wayes,
no more would Elisha leave Elijah. The godly Are like to Ahimaaz, who would not be let for running to David: for, indeed, they Set their hearts on the lords ways,
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and haue a full resolution to doe well, by Gods helpe, and doe reioyce in the way of well-doing;
and have a full resolution to do well, by God's help, and do rejoice in the Way of welldoing;
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and finding therein comfort, like Abrahams seruant, will not be stayed, but doe hasten home to their Heauenly Country.
and finding therein Comfort, like Abrahams servant, will not be stayed, but do hasten home to their Heavenly Country.
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This grace let vs labour for, to haue a desire not to be hindred in a good course,
This grace let us labour for, to have a desire not to be hindered in a good course,
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nor to be withdrawne from good purposes, but stand fast in our honest resolutions; which if indeed we doe, then will we shew it:
nor to be withdrawn from good Purposes, but stand fast in our honest resolutions; which if indeed we do, then will we show it:
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will pray to God to further vs, and to remoue all lets that may hinder; we will check such as are against vs;
will pray to God to further us, and to remove all lets that may hinder; we will check such as Are against us;
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we will preuent all hinderances, and betimes auoid the occasions which might draw vs backe, as did Saint Paul; we will withstand the letts, as Paul also did:
we will prevent all hindrances, and betimes avoid the occasions which might draw us back, as did Saint Paul; we will withstand the lets, as Paul also did:
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and as Dauid did when he had a mind to encounter Goliah, his brethrens contempt of himself, the Israelites feare of Goliah, the words of Saul, nor the Philistims greatnesse nor brags, could hinder him, he would follow his resolution:
and as David did when he had a mind to encounter Goliath, his Brothers' contempt of himself, the Israelites Fear of Goliath, the words of Saul, nor the philistines greatness nor brags, could hinder him, he would follow his resolution:
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so should we in all good things. Or to turne from following after thee. ] As if shee had said, Vse no more words to hinder my honest intendement,
so should we in all good things. Or to turn from following After thee. ] As if she had said, Use no more words to hinder my honest intendment,
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but goe on that I may follow thee: let my sister in law goe to her people and gods too;
but go on that I may follow thee: let my sister in law go to her people and God's too;
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her example moueth me not one whit, I will goe with thee to thy people and to thy God:
her Exampl moves me not one whit, I will go with thee to thy people and to thy God:
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I haue tasted by thee of true Religion, the power whereof and thy vertues so bind me,
I have tasted by thee of true Religion, the power whereof and thy Virtues so bind me,
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as I can leaue all, countrey, kindred, & friends, and old acquaintance, to follow thee, my mother. See here,
as I can leave all, country, kindred, & Friends, and old acquaintance, to follow thee, my mother. See Here,
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I. How Religion and grace maketh such as be of seuerall nations, to loue one another;
I How Religion and grace makes such as be of several Nations, to love one Another;
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to loue forrainers being religious, better then friends, kindred and old acquaintance not religious.
to love foreigners being religious, better then Friends, kindred and old acquaintance not religious.
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Ruth is in loue with Naomi a Iew, and esteemeth not of Orpha her countrey woman;Ruth is in love with Naomi a Iew, and esteems not of Orpha her country woman;
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for, indeed, Religion maketh a more sure coniunction, in a more blessed kindred then nature, hauing God for our Father, the Church for our Mother, the Saints for our Brethren, the Spirit of God for the bond of our vnion, which maketh vs to desire to liue and die together.
for, indeed, Religion makes a more sure conjunction, in a more blessed kindred then nature, having God for our Father, the Church for our Mother, the Saints for our Brothers, the Spirit of God for the bound of our Union, which makes us to desire to live and die together.
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Labour for this loue, the loue of the brethren, before naturall loue of friends not religious;
Labour for this love, the love of the brothers, before natural love of Friends not religious;
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for this is a true signe of our eternall saluation, and that we be translated from death to life.
for this is a true Signen of our Eternal salvation, and that we be translated from death to life.
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II. A heart truely in loue with the godly, will not easily be remoued to forsake them, by the falling away of others;
II A heart truly in love with the godly, will not Easily be removed to forsake them, by the falling away of Others;
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as we may see by this example: By Ionathans cleauing to Dauid, and the Disciples continuing with Christ, though others forsooke him.
as we may see by this Exampl: By Ionathans cleaving to David, and the Disciples Continuing with christ, though Others forsook him.
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And this is, because their loue is well grounded: for they know the godly to be in their persons honorable;
And this is, Because their love is well grounded: for they know the godly to be in their Persons honourable;
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how basely soeuer the slaues of Satan esteeme of them, they know them to be Kings, and Priests vnto God.
how basely soever the slaves of Satan esteem of them, they know them to be Kings, and Priests unto God.
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They discerne of their graces, and are in loue with them for the same, yea, they hauing the same Spirit, doe by the force thereof knit themselues to them:
They discern of their graces, and Are in love with them for the same, yea, they having the same Spirit, do by the force thereof knit themselves to them:
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and doe know that their end is happinesse, whatsoeuer their present estate be in this vale of miserie.
and do know that their end is happiness, whatsoever their present estate be in this vale of misery.
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Let vs cleaue then to these, though others doe fall away;
Let us cleave then to these, though Others do fallen away;
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and that we may so doe, let vs not take offence at their weakenesses and frailties,
and that we may so do, let us not take offence At their Weaknesses and frailties,
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but consider of their loue with God, of their excellent graces, and how that holy Spirit of God dwelleth in them, that they be such as be Coheires with Christ,
but Consider of their love with God, of their excellent graces, and how that holy Spirit of God dwells in them, that they be such as be Coheirs with christ,
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and shall reigne with him in glory. For whither thou goest, I will goe, and where thou lodgest, I will lodge.
and shall Reign with him in glory. For whither thou goest, I will go, and where thou lodgest, I will lodge.
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] This is the reason of Ruths request to Naomi from her resolution, which is, not to forsake her company,
] This is the reason of Ruths request to Naomi from her resolution, which is, not to forsake her company,
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but to goe with her, and to lodge with her, wheresoeuer shee shall lodge; this is her resolution, which made her continue with Ruth, and not start backe.
but to go with her, and to lodge with her, wheresoever she shall lodge; this is her resolution, which made her continue with Ruth, and not start back.
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Whence note, That the putting on of a strong resolution, will make one withstand all oppositions and hinderances, which may lie in the way, to be lets from well-doing.
Whence note, That the putting on of a strong resolution, will make one withstand all oppositions and hindrances, which may lie in the Way, to be lets from welldoing.
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This made Michaiah to doe faithfully the Lords message, 2. Kin. 22. This made S. Paul to go on to Ierusalem without daunt of Spirit, Acts 20. 24. with 21. 31. for a grounded resolution is such a settling of thy heart,
This made Michaiah to do faithfully the lords message, 2. Kin. 22. This made S. Paul to go on to Ierusalem without daunt of Spirit, Acts 20. 24. with 21. 31. for a grounded resolution is such a settling of thy heart,
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as it cannot easily be remoued.
as it cannot Easily be removed.
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Let vs therefore put on this resolution, in making an onset to goodnesse, and in euery good action, seeing there may be many hinderances in the way:
Let us Therefore put on this resolution, in making an onset to Goodness, and in every good actium, seeing there may be many hindrances in the Way:
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and to doe this, that our hearts start not backe, wee must make our resolution strong by these things;
and to do this, that our hearts start not back, we must make our resolution strong by these things;
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wee must see that the thing wee take in hand, be good & lawfull; then, whether lawfull to vs, and what calling we haue thereto:
we must see that the thing we take in hand, be good & lawful; then, whither lawful to us, and what calling we have thereto:
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thirdly, to weigh the circumstances of time and place, so that it may bee done seasonably and fitly.
Thirdly, to weigh the Circumstances of time and place, so that it may be done seasonably and fitly.
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This is prudence, which will much commend the deede. Fourthly, note with our selues the end, Gods glory, publike good, discharge of our duety, and beware of sinister respects.
This is prudence, which will much commend the deed. Fourthly, note with our selves the end, God's glory, public good, discharge of our duty, and beware of sinister respects.
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Lastly, forecast all rubbes which may happen in the way;
Lastly, forecast all rubs which may happen in the Way;
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for such foresight fore-warneth, and hee which is fore-warned, is halfe armed, and will not repent with an Had I wist;
for such foresight forewarneth, and he which is forewarned, is half armed, and will not Repent with an Had I wist;
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neither will be moued with such lets, Acts 20. 24. Note againe from hence, that Ruth excepteth not against any condition which may befall Naomi; but will goe with her,
neither will be moved with such lets, Acts 20. 24. Note again from hence, that Ruth excepteth not against any condition which may befall Naomi; but will go with her,
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and take such part as shee taketh, whether the lodging be good or bad; whether the place be comfortable, or otherwise, whither Naomi shall goe.
and take such part as she Takes, whither the lodging be good or bad; whither the place be comfortable, or otherwise, whither Naomi shall go.
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Which example telleth vs, that such as truly loue the godly, both can and will giue themselues to them, to accompany them in euery estate, not onely in prosperity,
Which Exampl Telleth us, that such as truly love the godly, both can and will give themselves to them, to accompany them in every estate, not only in Prosperity,
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but in aduersitie, as did Moses, because they know that God is with them, Zach. 8. 23. they account themselues one,
but in adversity, as did Moses, Because they know that God is with them, Zach 8. 23. they account themselves one,
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and are of one heart, & hauing giuen themselues to the Lord, they cannot but giue themselues to his people, 2. Cor. 8. 5. And therefore if wee doe loue the godly, keepe them company,
and Are of one heart, & having given themselves to the Lord, they cannot but give themselves to his people, 2. Cor. 8. 5. And Therefore if we do love the godly, keep them company,
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and forsake them not in their aduersity. Thy people shall bee my people.
and forsake them not in their adversity. Thy people shall be my people.
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] Shee loueth a good woman, her mother in law Naomi; and thereby giueth her selfe to the loue of all Gods people:
] She loves a good woman, her mother in law Naomi; and thereby gives her self to the love of all God's people:
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for they that loue one godly person for godlinesse sake, cannot but affect all the Lords flocke:
for they that love one godly person for godliness sake, cannot but affect all the lords flock:
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for there is the like reason to all, as to one in that respect:
for there is the like reason to all, as to one in that respect:
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and the same Spirit that vniteth the heart of one godly person to another, vniteth the same to all the rest,
and the same Spirit that uniteth the heart of one godly person to Another, uniteth the same to all the rest,
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as being together members of Christs mysticall body.
as being together members of Christ mystical body.
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This may trie our true loue to euery godly person, by our true loue vpon the some ground to all the rest:
This may try our true love to every godly person, by our true love upon the Some ground to all the rest:
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for else that particular loue will not be found to be other then sinister.
for Else that particular love will not be found to be other then sinister.
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Dauids delight was not in one Saint, but in the Saints, that dwell vpon the earth.David delight was not in one Saint, but in the Saints, that dwell upon the earth.
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True it is, that by a priuate familiarity, and particular acquaintance with one more than another, the loue may more shew it selfe,
True it is, that by a private familiarity, and particular acquaintance with one more than Another, the love may more show it self,
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as in reason it must and will:
as in reason it must and will:
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yet such a loue vpon occasion will truly shew it selfe to all others, which are vnited in the profession of the same truth,
yet such a love upon occasion will truly show it self to all Others, which Are united in the profession of the same truth,
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and will be ready to doe them good when such are knowne, as it euer doth wish you well,
and will be ready to do them good when such Are known, as it ever does wish you well,
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before there be any acquaintance at all.
before there be any acquaintance At all.
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And if one godly person by a vertuous life may not onely procure loue to him or her selfe,
And if one godly person by a virtuous life may not only procure love to him or her self,
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but also to all other of Gods people, this should make vs so to demeane our selues euery one of vs,
but also to all other of God's people, this should make us so to demean our selves every one of us,
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as wee may so winne others to vs, as also the same persons vnto the rest which feare God,
as we may so win Others to us, as also the same Persons unto the rest which Fear God,
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for the encrease of Gods Kingdome, and so the hastening of Christs appearing. And thy God, my God.
for the increase of God's Kingdom, and so the hastening of Christ appearing. And thy God, my God.
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] As shee leaueth her owne people being Idolaters, for Gods people, so shee renounceth her Idols for the true God:
] As she Leaveth her own people being Idolaters, for God's people, so she Renounceth her Idols for the true God:
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for they which truly for godlinesse sake embrace Gods people, cannot but then intertaine the true God,
for they which truly for godliness sake embrace God's people, cannot but then entertain the true God,
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and leaue their Idols, 1. Thes. 1. 6, 9. As Ruth did here, and Rahab also:and leave their Idols, 1. Thebes 1. 6, 9. As Ruth did Here, and Rahab also:
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because the loue of godlinesse in men, ariseth from the loue of God himselfe, the Author of that goodnesse in his people.
Because the love of godliness in men, arises from the love of God himself, the Author of that Goodness in his people.
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The Corinthians gaue first themselues to the Lord, then to his Seruants:
The Corinthians gave First themselves to the Lord, then to his Servants:
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and Zacharie foretelleth that the Heathen hauing heard of the Lord to be among the Iewes, they will then come and desire to be with them.
and Zacharias foretelleth that the Heathen having herd of the Lord to be among the Iewes, they will then come and desire to be with them.
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Trie our loue to the godly by a sound intertainement of their Religion, else the loue is but carnall, worldly, or counterfeit;
Try our love to the godly by a found entertainment of their Religion, Else the love is but carnal, worldly, or counterfeit;
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for in differing religions, there neither is nor can be any true concord:
for in differing Religions, there neither is nor can be any true concord:
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and therefore let vs not thinke that either Idolaters, Atheists, or irreligious persons can be any faithfull louers of the truth.
and Therefore let us not think that either Idolaters, Atheists, or irreligious Persons can be any faithful lovers of the truth.
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Note againe, that godly persons may by their godlines draw others vnto the embracing of the true God;
Note again, that godly Persons may by their godliness draw Others unto the embracing of the true God;
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either by instruction, or by a holy conuersation, or rather both together;
either by instruction, or by a holy Conversation, or rather both together;
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And therefore let vs labour by our godlinesse in doctrine and life, so to set foorth the Lords praises,
And Therefore let us labour by our godliness in Doctrine and life, so to Set forth the lords praises,
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as wee may gaine others vnto him.
as we may gain Others unto him.
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This is our duty, Mat. 5. 16. this is Christian-like carriage, which becommeth well the Saints;
This is our duty, Mathew 5. 16. this is Christianlike carriage, which becomes well the Saints;
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this will winne soules to God, and so couer the multitude of sinnes, bee an aduancement to the Lords name,
this will win Souls to God, and so cover the multitude of Sins, be an advancement to the lords name,
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and bring comfort to our owne soules in the Day of Iesus Christ. It may be, some will aske, Whether for meere loue to the person of any,
and bring Comfort to our own Souls in the Day of Iesus christ. It may be, Some will ask, Whither for mere love to the person of any,
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if one intertaine Religion, he may be iustified in so doing? Surely no:
if one entertain Religion, he may be justified in so doing? Surely not:
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One may occasion another, or be a motiue thereto, and so performe a good office on his part;
One may occasion Another, or be a motive thereto, and so perform a good office on his part;
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but Religion is to bee beloued and imbraced for it selfe, and not for mans sake;
but Religion is to be Beloved and embraced for it self, and not for men sake;
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the person on whom a man relieth, may die, or turne backe from the truth,
the person on whom a man Relieth, may die, or turn back from the truth,
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and become such a ground as the sand, on which an house being built, soone decayeth,
and become such a ground as the sand, on which an house being built, soon decayeth,
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and the fall thereof is great. Verse 17. Where thou diest, will I die, and there will I be buried;
and the fallen thereof is great. Verse 17. Where thou Dies, will I die, and there will I be buried;
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the Lord doe so to me and more also, if ought but death part thee and mee.
the Lord do so to me and more also, if ought but death part thee and me.
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RVTH continueth her speech to Naomi, touching her resolution, which shee had begunne to shew in the former verse;
RUTH Continueth her speech to Naomi, touching her resolution, which she had begun to show in the former verse;
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and in this confirmeth it with an oath, so that Naomi neede not to doubt of her constancie.
and in this confirmeth it with an oath, so that Naomi need not to doubt of her constancy.
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Where thou diest. ] Ruth speaketh of her mothers death, and also of her owne.Where thou Dies. ] Ruth speaks of her mother's death, and also of her own.
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It is a principle in nature, to know and to be perswaded that all shall die, Iob 21. 33. Heb. 9. 27. 1. King. 2. 1. Iosh. 23. 14. 1. Cor. 15. 51. Eccles. 7. 2. and 6. 6. for death goeth ouer all, in as much as all haue sinned, Rom. 5. Then let all prepare to die, at one time, or at another:It is a principle in nature, to know and to be persuaded that all shall die, Job 21. 33. Hebrew 9. 27. 1. King. 2. 1. Joshua 23. 14. 1. Cor. 15. 51. Eccles. 7. 2. and 6. 6. for death Goes over all, in as much as all have sinned, Rom. 5. Then let all prepare to die, At one time, or At Another:
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which stands in seeking reconciliation with God in Christ, & in endeuouring to keepe a good conscience before God & man, Act. 24. 16. vvaiting the time of dissolution, which the men of pleasures,
which Stands in seeking reconciliation with God in christ, & in endeavouring to keep a good conscience before God & man, Act. 24. 16. waiting the time of dissolution, which the men of pleasures,
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as Diues; the vvorldly-minded, as the rich man; the drowsie protestant ▪ like the fiue foolish Virgins, and such as go on securely,
as Diues; the worldly-minded, as the rich man; the drowsy protestant ▪ like the fiue foolish Virgins, and such as go on securely,
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as those in the old vvorld, and in Sodom, Mat. 24. 37, 38, 39. doe not.
as those in the old world, and in Sodom, Mathew 24. 37, 38, 39. doe not.
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All knovv they must die, yet most neglect to prepare to die, and to prouide for themselues a better habitation:
All know they must die, yet most neglect to prepare to die, and to provide for themselves a better habitation:
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vvhich men on earth vvill doe, vvhen they knovv they must out of their dwellings:
which men on earth will do, when they know they must out of their dwellings:
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they will not be to seeke to the very day, in which they know they shalbe put out.
they will not be to seek to the very day, in which they know they shall put out.
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I will die. ] I meane to end my daies vvith thee, my mother, I vvill not returne againe into my Countrey,I will die. ] I mean to end my days with thee, my mother, I will not return again into my Country,
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but vvill make my end, in vvhat place soeuer thou shalt die.
but will make my end, in what place soever thou shalt die.
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The true loue of the godly one towards another, is a continuing and enduring loue to death. The true love of the godly one towards Another, is a Continuing and enduring love to death.
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So vvas the loue of these tvvo, and the loue of Ionathan and Dauid, because their loue is not grounded vpon temporarie & meere vvorldly respects,
So was the love of these tvvo, and the love of Ionathan and David, Because their love is not grounded upon temporary & mere worldly respects,
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as the loue of others bee; nor vpon meere nature, as that of parents and Children;
as the love of Others bee; nor upon mere nature, as that of Parents and Children;
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but vpon such reasons, as the alteration of outvvard estate here cannot disanull, or make void.
but upon such Reasons, as the alteration of outward estate Here cannot disannul, or make void.
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They loue one another for their graces in heauenly respects, and therefore by a spirituall bond they are vnited in heart, and made one.
They love one Another for their graces in heavenly respects, and Therefore by a spiritual bound they Are united in heart, and made one.
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Thus should vvee loue, and thus settle it, that it may abide to death:
Thus should we love, and thus settle it, that it may abide to death:
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and that vvee may so loue, let vs remember, that vve be Children of one Father, vvee be brethren, vvee be very members of the same body,
and that we may so love, let us Remember, that we be Children of one Father, we be brothers, we be very members of the same body,
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and Christ Iesus our Head, vvee also are here strangers;
and christ Iesus our Head, we also Are Here Strangers;
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and if vvee loue not one another, vvho vvill loue vs? for the vvorld hateth vs, There be which would be held Christians,
and if we love not one Another, who will love us? for the world hates us, There be which would be held Christians,
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and yet cannot loue such as be so indeede. Cain cannot loue Abel, though his brother;
and yet cannot love such as be so indeed. Cain cannot love Abel, though his brother;
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nor Esau a Iacob. Some professe to loue the godly, but it is sinisterly, not simply for their graces and vertues,
nor Esau a Iacob. some profess to love the godly, but it is sinisterly, not simply for their graces and Virtues,
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as Ruth here loued Naomi, for no other cause of loue could there be; for Ruth was young, and Naomi old, and very poore.
as Ruth Here loved Naomi, for no other cause of love could there be; for Ruth was young, and Naomi old, and very poor.
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What power in nature, and worldly reason could then leade Ruth thus to loue Naomi? Other some loue them for their vertues,
What power in nature, and worldly reason could then lead Ruth thus to love Naomi? Other Some love them for their Virtues,
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but their vertues must be such, as must make their persons without exception, euery way pleasing to them, else they will fall off from their loue;
but their Virtues must be such, as must make their Persons without exception, every Way pleasing to them, Else they will fallen off from their love;
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they cannot, forsooth, beare with infirmities, all must be in perfection.
they cannot, forsooth, bear with infirmities, all must be in perfection.
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But such doe not looke into themselues with a single eye, or else with too much selfe-loue behold themselues:
But such do not look into themselves with a single eye, or Else with too much Self-love behold themselves:
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for otherwise they would loue a godly Christian, as such a one, though accompanied with some infirmities, from which in this life none can bee wholy freed.
for otherwise they would love a godly Christian, as such a one, though accompanied with Some infirmities, from which in this life none can be wholly freed.
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And there will I be buried. ] Ruth spoken before of their death, and now of their buriall together:And there will I be buried. ] Ruth spoken before of their death, and now of their burial together:
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so as neither in life nor death, shee would bee separated from her mother. By this it appeareth, I.
so as neither in life nor death, she would be separated from her mother. By this it appears, I.
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That buriall was a duty performed to the dead then, as now, and therefore shee speaketh of it,
That burial was a duty performed to the dead then, as now, and Therefore she speaks of it,
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as hoping that it would be performed to them, as mē alwaies haue done one for another successiuely.
as hoping that it would be performed to them, as men always have done one for Another successively.
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Abraham for Sarah; Isaac and Ismael for Abraham their father:Abraham for Sarah; Isaac and Ishmael for Abraham their father:
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so Esau and Iacob for Isaac. Yea wee reade how God himselfe buryed Moses: and with what solemnities burials were performed, wee may see by the embalming of Iacob, and his carrying into Canaan with such troups,
so Esau and Iacob for Isaac. Yea we read how God himself buried Moses: and with what solemnities burials were performed, we may see by the embalming of Iacob, and his carrying into Canaan with such troops,
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and the mourning there made for him diuers daies.
and the mourning there made for him diverse days.
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The godly would not neglect this to Iohn Baptist beheaded, to Christ crucified, and to Steuen stoned.
The godly would not neglect this to John Baptist beheaded, to christ Crucified, and to Stephen stoned.
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It is humanity, it is an honest and good respect vnto the dead, and done by beleeuers also in the hope of the resurrection.
It is humanity, it is an honest and good respect unto the dead, and done by believers also in the hope of the resurrection.
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It was esteemed a mercy to be buried, and the contrary was threatned as a punishment,
It was esteemed a mercy to be buried, and the contrary was threatened as a punishment,
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as wee may see in 1. King. 13. 14. 2. King. 9. 22. and 22. 20. Deut. 28. 26. Ier. 18. Yet we must know, that a Diues may be buried with pompe, and yet go to hel;
as we may see in 1. King. 13. 14. 2. King. 9. 22. and 22. 20. Deuteronomy 28. 26. Jeremiah 18. Yet we must know, that a Diues may be buried with pomp, and yet go to hell;
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and a poore Lazarus be exalted to heauen;
and a poor Lazarus be exalted to heaven;
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yea many Saints and Martyrs drowned, torne of beasts, and burnt to ashes, yet receiued the crowne of glory:
yea many Saints and Martyrs drowned, torn of beasts, and burned to Ashes, yet received the crown of glory:
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which I speake to shew, that although the godly should want buriall, yet that hindeteth not their happinesse.
which I speak to show, that although the godly should want burial, yet that hindeteth not their happiness.
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II. We may see hence, that the godly and louing friends haue an affection to bee buried together.
II We may see hence, that the godly and loving Friends have an affection to be buried together.
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Iacob would lye where Abraham was buryed: & the old Prophet would haue his bones laid by the other Prophet. Iacob would lie where Abraham was buried: & the old Prophet would have his bones laid by the other Prophet.
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And it was in former times an honour, to bee buryed in the Sepulchre of their fathers:
And it was in former times an honour, to be buried in the Sepulchre of their Father's:
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And therefore the louing affection of such is not to be blamed as altogether idle & foolish, which desire to be buryed by their beloued friends, especially if they were godly and vertuous.
And Therefore the loving affection of such is not to be blamed as altogether idle & foolish, which desire to be buried by their Beloved Friends, especially if they were godly and virtuous.
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The Lord doe so to me, and more also. The Lord do so to me, and more also.
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] When Ruth saw Naomi so earnest to haue her to returne backe, as shee thought;
] When Ruth saw Naomi so earnest to have her to return back, as she Thought;
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for her better satisfaction and assurance, shee thus breaketh forth into this speech, ascertaining her, that her words came frō a true affection a and constant resolution of her heart.
for her better satisfaction and assurance, she thus breaks forth into this speech, ascertaining her, that her words Come from a true affection a and constant resolution of her heart.
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This is a forme of an oath among the Hebrewes:
This is a Form of an oath among the Hebrews:
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for so it is said, that Salomon swore, 1. Ki. 2. 23. And thus swore Saul, 1. Sam. 14. 44. Ionathan, 1. Sam. 20. 13. & Abner, 2. Sā. 3. 9. & Dauid, 2. Sam. 19. 13. but it is not a bare oath,
for so it is said, that Solomon swore, 1. Ki. 2. 23. And thus swore Saul, 1. Sam. 14. 44. Ionathan, 1. Sam. 20. 13. & Abner, 2. Sā. 3. 9. & David, 2. Sam. 19. 13. but it is not a bore oath,
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but an execration withall, 1. Sā. 3. 17. Yet is not the curse particularly named, but left vnto God. Hence we learne, I.
but an execration withal, 1. Sā. 3. 17. Yet is not the curse particularly nam, but left unto God. Hence we Learn, I.
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That it is lawfull to take an oath, Heb. 6. 13. Reue. 10. 6. it is warranted, Deut. 6. and a part of Gods worship which he will giue to none other:
That it is lawful to take an oath, Hebrew 6. 13. Reue. 10. 6. it is warranted, Deuteronomy 6. and a part of God's worship which he will give to none other:
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it is necessary sometime to decide a controuersie, as Exo. 22. 11. and to giue satisfaction and assurance to the mind of others, in great and necessary matters which otherwise would not bee credited, as here;
it is necessary sometime to decide a controversy, as Exo. 22. 11. and to give satisfaction and assurance to the mind of Others, in great and necessary matters which otherwise would not be credited, as Here;
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Therefore the Anabaptists erre, which hold it altogether vnlawfull: for it is lawfull to sweare, being thereto called before a Magistrate;
Therefore the Anabaptists err, which hold it altogether unlawful: for it is lawful to swear, being thereto called before a Magistrate;
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so Abraham made his seruant to sweare, Gen. 24. and Asa made his subiects to take an oath, 2. Chro. 15. so Ezra, Chap. 10. and Nehemiah, Chap. 13. It is lawfull to sweare for confirmation of a truth in weightie matters one to another,
so Abraham made his servant to swear, Gen. 24. and Asa made his Subjects to take an oath, 2. Chro 15. so Ezra, Chap. 10. and Nehemiah, Chap. 13. It is lawful to swear for confirmation of a truth in weighty matters one to Another,
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as the spies swore to Rahab; Dauid and Ionathan, one to another;
as the spies swore to Rahab; David and Ionathan, one to Another;
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Dauid to Bethsheba, Ruth here to Naomi: and Saint Paul did often call God to witnesse for the glory of God,David to Bathsheba, Ruth Here to Naomi: and Saint Paul did often call God to witness for the glory of God,
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and the furtherance of the Gospell.
and the furtherance of the Gospel.
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We may therefore lawfully take an oath, so it be in truth, not a lye, not with an equiuocation, or mentall reseruation to deceiue;
We may Therefore lawfully take an oath, so it be in truth, not a lie, not with an equivocation, or mental reservation to deceive;
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in righteousnesse, that the matter be iust, and in iudgement, knowing well the thing, and vpon mature deliberation and settled perswasion of the truth.in righteousness, that the matter be just, and in judgement, knowing well the thing, and upon mature deliberation and settled persuasion of the truth.
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Beware of common and vsuall swearing, the custome thereof maketh it worse, and proclaimeth the man to be vnreformed in his heart,
Beware of Common and usual swearing, the custom thereof makes it Worse, and proclaims the man to be unreformed in his heart,
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yea though the thing be true, which he sweareth.
yea though the thing be true, which he Sweareth.
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A man should be so honest, and his word in such esteeme, as his oath should not neede in ordinary matters;
A man should be so honest, and his word in such esteem, as his oath should not need in ordinary matters;
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And as we must take heede of common swearing, so when we are to sweare, let it bee in truth, righteousnesse and iudgement:
And as we must take heed of Common swearing, so when we Are to swear, let it be in truth, righteousness and judgement:
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take heede of periury, which God wil reuenge, Ezech. 5. Yea he sweareth to reuenge it, Ezech. 17. 16, 19. II. That the godly when they sweare, they sweare by God:
take heed of perjury, which God will revenge, Ezekiel 5. Yea he Sweareth to revenge it, Ezekiel 17. 16, 19. II That the godly when they swear, they swear by God:
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if they doe otherwise, it is their fault. When the Angel sware, Reu. 10. 6. it was by God:
if they do otherwise, it is their fault. When the Angel sware, Reu. 10. 6. it was by God:
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so was the oath of Dauid, Ionathan, and others:
so was the oath of David, Ionathan, and Others:
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we are taught by God himselfe, to sweare by himselfe, Heb. 6. and this will giue satisfaction,
we Are taught by God himself, to swear by himself, Hebrew 6. and this will give satisfaction,
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for that God can beare witnesse, and the calling of him to witnesse, worketh a credit in the party to whom another doth sweare:
for that God can bear witness, and the calling of him to witness, works a credit in the party to whom Another does swear:
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such is the reuerence of Gods name in mens hearts.
such is the Reverence of God's name in men's hearts.
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Hee can reuenge periury, and it is his will that wee should sweare onely by him, Deut. 4. & 10. Exo. 23. We are not therefore to sweare by false gods,
He can revenge perjury, and it is his will that we should swear only by him, Deuteronomy 4. & 10. Exo. 23. We Are not Therefore to swear by false God's,
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as did Iezabel by her gods, 1. King 19. Ios. 23. 7. Psal. 16. 4. Zeph. 1. 5. nor by them that are no Gods, Ier. 5. 7. Amos 8. 14. nor by the creatures, Mat. 5. 35, 36. for such swearers take Gods honour from him,
as did Jezebel by her God's, 1. King 19. Ios. 23. 7. Psalm 16. 4. Zephaniah 1. 5. nor by them that Are no God's, Jeremiah 5. 7. Amos 8. 14. nor by the creatures, Mathew 5. 35, 36. for such swearers take God's honour from him,
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and make these things by which they sweare, Idols: they breake the Lords Commandement, and prouoke Gods wrath against them.
and make these things by which they swear, Idols: they break the lords Commandment, and provoke God's wrath against them.
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Ruth a new Conuert, would not sweare by the Idols of her countrey:Ruth a new Convert, would not swear by the Idols of her country:
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for if shee had, it would not haue satisfied Naomi, and she had shewed, that she had not beene conuerted to the true God;
for if she had, it would not have satisfied Naomi, and she had showed, that she had not been converted to the true God;
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whereas now shee declared, that shee worshipped the true God. III.
whereas now she declared, that she worshipped the true God. III.
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That euery oath is with an execration, either vnderstood, or expressed, as here in generall tearmes,
That every oath is with an execration, either understood, or expressed, as Here in general terms,
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& else where they are conioyned, Neh. 10. 29. for an oath is a calling of God to witnesse in a matter so,
& Else where they Are conjoined, Neh 10. 29. for an oath is a calling of God to witness in a matter so,
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as to blesse him, if he speake truth; or to plague him, if hee speake the contrary.
as to bless him, if he speak truth; or to plague him, if he speak the contrary.
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This should make men take heede how they do sweare, lest they bring a curse vpon themselues,
This should make men take heed how they do swear, lest they bring a curse upon themselves,
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as did Zedekiah; and Vladislaus, King of Hungarie, and Rodolphus, D. of Sueuia, when he rebelled against Henry the Emperour his Lord and master, by the instigation of Pope Gregory the seuenth.
as did Zedekiah; and Vladislaus, King of Hungary, and Rudolph, D. of Suevia, when he rebelled against Henry the Emperor his Lord and master, by the instigation of Pope Gregory the Seventh.
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IV. That in imprecations and formes of cursing, it is best to passe ouer with silence the special kind of the iudgement,
IV. That in imprecations and forms of cursing, it is best to pass over with silence the special kind of the judgement,
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and not to name it, but to leaue that to God, as Ruth doth here, and Salomon, 1. King. 2. 23. Saul, Ionathan, Abner, Eli, & others; and not to name it, but to leave that to God, as Ruth does Here, and Solomon, 1. King. 2. 23. Saul, Ionathan, Abner, Eli, & Others;
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and not to say, as now many will, I pray God I may neuer stirre; That I may be hanged;
and not to say, as now many will, I pray God I may never stir; That I may be hanged;
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That this bread and drink may neuer goe thorow me; That I may be damned; That the Deuill may fetch mee:
That this bred and drink may never go thorough me; That I may be damned; That the devil may fetch me:
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and a thousand of such fearefull wishes, too boldly vttered, from a presumptuous spirit, not fearing the terrour of God, especially when wee doe consider what dreadfull examples there haue beene of this kind, that euen as men haue wished,
and a thousand of such fearful wishes, too boldly uttered, from a presumptuous Spirit, not fearing the terror of God, especially when we do Consider what dreadful Examples there have been of this kind, that even as men have wished,
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so hath the iudgement falne out;
so hath the judgement fallen out;
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and therefore let vs not be rash with our mouthes herein, lest the Lord make vs examples of his iustice.
and Therefore let us not be rash with our mouths herein, lest the Lord make us Examples of his Justice.
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If ought but death part thee and mee. If ought but death part thee and me.
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] This is that which shee sealeth with an oath, euen to be constant to death;
] This is that which she Sealeth with an oath, even to be constant to death;
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and this is the praise of her action.
and this is the praise of her actium.
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Many can begin well; but they hold not on to death, as did this Ruth. Of constant loue I haue spoken before.Many can begin well; but they hold not on to death, as did this Ruth. Of constant love I have spoken before.
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Note further, that though nothing else can, yet death will diuide friends asunder: therefore Ruth doth not except against any thing but death, which cannot be auoided.
Note further, that though nothing Else can, yet death will divide Friends asunder: Therefore Ruth does not except against any thing but death, which cannot be avoided.
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This will separate Abraham and Sarah, Iacob and Rachel, Aaron and Moses, Ionathan and Dauid, and this Ruth from Naomi, but nothing else shall:
This will separate Abraham and Sarah, Iacob and Rachel, Aaron and Moses, Ionathan and David, and this Ruth from Naomi, but nothing Else shall:
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so firmely are faithfull friends vnited, and made one.
so firmly Are faithful Friends united, and made one.
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I will not complaine here of the leuitie of this age, of the inconstancie of mens hearts,
I will not complain Here of the levity of this age, of the inconstancy of men's hearts,
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and how for euery trifle, they that seemed to be one, become two of a suddaine, they will preuent death, and seuer themselues before.
and how for every trifle, they that seemed to be one, become two of a sudden, they will prevent death, and sever themselves before.
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But so much shall suffice for this verse, and the constant resolution of Ruth. Verse. 18. When shee saw that shee was stedfastly minded to goe with her,
But so much shall suffice for this verse, and the constant resolution of Ruth. Verse. 18. When she saw that she was steadfastly minded to go with her,
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then she left off speaking vnto her.
then she left off speaking unto her.
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HEre is the force and effect of Ruths resolution vpon Naomi, and withall the very drift of Naomi her speeches to Ruth, concerning her going backe, only for triall of her constancie;
Here is the force and Effect of Ruths resolution upon Naomi, and withal the very drift of Naomi her Speeches to Ruth, Concerning her going back, only for trial of her constancy;
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which when shee saw, shee ceased to speake thereof any more vnto Ruth. So as here is to be noted:
which when she saw, she ceased to speak thereof any more unto Ruth. So as Here is to be noted:
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First, the silence of Naomi. Secondly, the cause thereof.
First, the silence of Naomi. Secondly, the cause thereof.
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This is in the first place, the other followeth in the last words of the verse.
This is in the First place, the other follows in the last words of the verse.
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When she saw. ] That is, when she perceiued her full resolution, then she admitted of her fellowship, but not before;When she saw. ] That is, when she perceived her full resolution, then she admitted of her fellowship, but not before;
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whence, and from whose wisedome we learne, That the godly wise are warie in their admittance of others into their company, till they well know them.
whence, and from whose Wisdom we Learn, That the godly wise Are wary in their admittance of Others into their company, till they well know them.
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Wee see the wisdome of Nehemiah, Chap. 6. 2, 11, 12. of Iacob, when Esau offered him kindnesse,
we see the Wisdom of Nehemiah, Chap. 6. 2, 11, 12. of Iacob, when Esau offered him kindness,
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and of Dauid towards Saul; though he both wept, and spake him faire, hee kept off from him;
and of David towards Saul; though he both wept, and spoke him fair, he kept off from him;
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neither would our Sauiour commit himselfe to all his followers, Ioh. 2. 24. for mans heart is deceitfull,
neither would our Saviour commit himself to all his followers, John 2. 24. for men heart is deceitful,
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and a shew may bee made of that, which is not in the heart indeede:
and a show may be made of that, which is not in the heart indeed:
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therefore should wee learne Christs counsell, to be as wise as Serpents, with a Doues innocencie,
Therefore should we Learn Christ counsel, to be as wise as Serpents, with a Dove innocence,
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lest like a well-meaning Gedaliah without suspicion of euill in others, because wee intend none euill in our selues, we perish by hypocriticall Ishmaels, Ier. 41. 6. Let vs in these fraudulent times, trie, know,
lest like a well-meaning Gedaliah without suspicion of evil in Others, Because we intend none evil in our selves, we perish by hypocritical Ishmaels, Jeremiah 41. 6. Let us in these fraudulent times, try, know,
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and so approue and admit, or dislike and leaue men. That shee was stedfastly minded to goe with her.
and so approve and admit, or dislike and leave men. That she was steadfastly minded to go with her.
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] This is it which held Ruths stedfast spirit; she was not of a light and vnstable heart.
] This is it which held Ruths steadfast Spirit; she was not of a Light and unstable heart.
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But how savv Naomi this in her? By Ruths constant abyding by her promise expressing her minde,
But how saw Naomi this in her? By Ruths constant abiding by her promise expressing her mind,
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and by her solemne oath confirming the same promise.
and by her solemn oath confirming the same promise.
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So then, words with an oath, and actions agreeing, sufficiently may perswade vs of the stedfastnesse of the heart,
So then, words with an oath, and actions agreeing, sufficiently may persuade us of the steadfastness of the heart,
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and the inward disposition of the minde of such as shew themseules vertuous. and the inward disposition of the mind of such as show themseules virtuous.
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And with this should wee rest satiffied, as Naomi doth here, as it followeth in the next words;
And with this should we rest satisfied, as Naomi does Here, as it follows in the next words;
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for charity bindeth vs to thinke the best of such testimonies, of promises, oathes and actions concurring.
for charity binds us to think the best of such testimonies, of promises, Oaths and actions concurring.
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True it is, that all these may be feigned: for wicked men will promise, sweare, and in some sort doe, but yet not so,
True it is, that all these may be feigned: for wicked men will promise, swear, and in Some sort do, but yet not so,
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as they bee free from guile therein: they will promise what they truly intend not;
as they be free from guile therein: they will promise what they truly intend not;
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they will sweare, to be the better credited, and lesse distrusted, euen when they meane to deceiue, because they feare not God;
they will swear, to be the better credited, and less distrusted, even when they mean to deceive, Because they Fear not God;
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and in some things they will be doing, in such things as may rather delude, than indeede effect what they pretend, but not what they secretly intend.
and in Some things they will be doing, in such things as may rather delude, than indeed Effect what they pretend, but not what they secretly intend.
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Such Machiauellians, or rather matchlesse villaines there bee in the world.
Such Machiauellians, or rather matchless villains there be in the world.
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But I spake before of such as feare God, who are to be beleeued, when they take an oath to shew the truth of the heart, in that which they doe speake.
But I spoke before of such as Fear God, who Are to be believed, when they take an oath to show the truth of the heart, in that which they do speak.
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But that we may rest satisfied with an oath, wee must obserue these things in the party:
But that we may rest satisfied with an oath, we must observe these things in the party:
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first, see to his life, whether such a one feare God;
First, see to his life, whither such a one Fear God;
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then, whether hee make conscience of an oath, or be an ordinary swearer, not regarding an oath:
then, whither he make conscience of an oath, or be an ordinary swearer, not regarding an oath:
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and thirdly, what doth make him to sweare, whether it be hope of gaine, some comming towards him,
and Thirdly, what does make him to swear, whither it be hope of gain, Some coming towards him,
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or feare, or some suddaine passion, and not a religious ground: as these concurre, so may wee beleeue, or doubt.
or Fear, or Some sudden passion, and not a religious ground: as these concur, so may we believe, or doubt.
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The words translated ( was stedfastly minded ) are in Hebrew, Shee strengthened her selfe, to wit, by her oath.
The words translated (was steadfastly minded) Are in Hebrew, She strengthened her self, to wit, by her oath.
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By which we may learne, that an oath is the strengthening of the mind of him that sweareth to doe that which he hath sworne to doe;
By which we may Learn, that an oath is the strengthening of the mind of him that Sweareth to do that which he hath sworn to do;
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if it bee lawfull, and that the oath was not rashly taken. Thus Elisha strengthned himselfe not to leaue Eliah till he was taken vp;
if it be lawful, and that the oath was not rashly taken. Thus Elisha strengthened himself not to leave Elijah till he was taken up;
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and Michaiah to performe faithfully his ministerie, before and vnto Ahab, when he came thither, where he was.
and Michaiah to perform faithfully his Ministry, before and unto Ahab, when he Come thither, where he was.
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And this is lawfull sometime in great and weighty affaires.
And this is lawful sometime in great and weighty affairs.
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Wherein wee may feare the fainting of our hearts, then with prayer to God to vow our obedience,
Wherein we may Fear the fainting of our hearts, then with prayer to God to Voelli our Obedience,
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and if iust cause require, to vvitnesse by oath our resolution, as Ruth doth here, and the rest before named.
and if just cause require, to witness by oath our resolution, as Ruth does Here, and the rest before nam.
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But when we haue sworne lawfully, then let vs looke to it, that we doe not breake it, Psal. 15. Iosh. 9. 19. for God will require it at our hands,
But when we have sworn lawfully, then let us look to it, that we do not break it, Psalm 15. Joshua 9. 19. for God will require it At our hands,
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except it be like Herods oath; it is then better broken, and to be repented of, rather than kept.
except it be like Herods oath; it is then better broken, and to be repented of, rather than kept.
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Then she left speaking vnto her. Then she left speaking unto her.
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] To wit, of her returning backe againe, and of willing her to goe after Orpha vnto her owne Countrey and people;
] To wit, of her returning back again, and of willing her to go After Orpha unto her own Country and people;
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and she left off, because she saw that Ruth was resolued to go with her, without sinister and by-respects,
and she left off, Because she saw that Ruth was resolved to go with her, without sinister and by-respects,
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for that Ruth could not by such reasons as she had laid before her, be made to depart from her, being an old poore woman and stranger, albeit Orpha did leaue her.
for that Ruth could not by such Reasons as she had laid before her, be made to depart from her, being an old poor woman and stranger, albeit Orpha did leave her.
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So then hence note, that there is no reason to make further triall, where an honest, resolution is, or may be well discerned:
So then hence note, that there is no reason to make further trial, where an honest, resolution is, or may be well discerned:
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for this were folly, and also vncharitablenesse, to call still into question that which is out of question,
for this were folly, and also uncharitableness, to call still into question that which is out of question,
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and to suspect an honest mind, which fully sheweth it selfe, as far as it can for the present.
and to suspect an honest mind, which Fully shows it self, as Far as it can for the present.
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Let vs then learne this wisdome, so to trie before we trust, and then to trust after sound triall;
Let us then Learn this Wisdom, so to try before we trust, and then to trust After found trial;
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for this is the end therof.
for this is the end thereof.
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Againe, where we see the mind settled to well-doing, let vs not put it to further triall then neede is,
Again, where we see the mind settled to welldoing, let us not put it to further trial then need is,
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lest we doe weaken the parties faith, and bring the mind into wauering, but leaue him to his honest resolution, Act. 21. 14. 1. Cor. 16. 12. Verse 19. So they two went vntill they came to Bethlehem:
lest we do weaken the parties faith, and bring the mind into wavering, but leave him to his honest resolution, Act. 21. 14. 1. Cor. 16. 12. Verse 19. So they two went until they Come to Bethlehem:
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and it came to passe, when they were come to Bethlehem, that all the Citie was moued about them,
and it Come to pass, when they were come to Bethlehem, that all the city was moved about them,
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and they said, Is this Naomi? IN the sixth verse they tooke their iourney, and after stood parleying by the way;
and they said, Is this Naomi? IN the sixth verse they took their journey, and After stood parleying by the Way;
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now they goe forward till they came to the end thereof;
now they go forward till they Come to the end thereof;
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so as here is shewed how long they did iourney, and whither, and then what was the euent when they came there.
so as Here is showed how long they did journey, and whither, and then what was the event when they Come there.
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So they two went vntill they came to Bethlehem. So they two went until they Come to Bethlehem.
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] When Naomi had tried her, she tooke her to her, and so shee poore woman returneth into her Countrey, left of all except this one;
] When Naomi had tried her, she took her to her, and so she poor woman returns into her Country, left of all except this one;
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shee was forsaken, but not of all;
she was forsaken, but not of all;
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one goeth with her, and they two poore women goe together, and left not off, till they did come vnto Bethlehem. Whence obserue, I.
one Goes with her, and they two poor women go together, and left not off, till they did come unto Bethlehem. Whence observe, I.
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That they are to bee admitted into our fellowship, whom wee find to be constant in a good course,
That they Are to be admitted into our fellowship, whom we find to be constant in a good course,
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and true louers of goodnesse, whatsoeuer they were before. Naomi thus admits of Ruth no doubt, with great comfort.and true lovers of Goodness, whatsoever they were before. Naomi thus admits of Ruth no doubt, with great Comfort.
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Thus Paul alloweth of Marke, 2. Tim. 4. 11. though before hee had refused him, Act. 15. 38. and willeth others to entertaine him, Col. 4. 10, 11. For thus Gods Angels deale with vs;
Thus Paul alloweth of Mark, 2. Tim. 4. 11. though before he had refused him, Act. 15. 38. and wills Others to entertain him, Col. 4. 10, 11. For thus God's Angels deal with us;
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they will account vs their fellow-seruants whē we turne to God, though before we were neuer so lewd,
they will account us their Fellow servants when we turn to God, though before we were never so lewd,
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yea they will reioyce ouer vs, and will louingly attend vs: let vs then admit of such, as God also himselfe doth accept of vs. II. That God leaueth not his in distresse, or altogether comfortlesse.
yea they will rejoice over us, and will lovingly attend us: let us then admit of such, as God also himself does accept of us II That God Leaveth not his in distress, or altogether comfortless.
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Naomi went out with husband and children, and lost them:Naomi went out with husband and children, and lost them:
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shee returneth not alone, but God sent her one to accompany her, and to comfort her.
she returns not alone, but God sent her one to accompany her, and to Comfort her.
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And where mans company to helpe and comfort faileth, there God will send his Angels,
And where men company to help and Comfort Faileth, there God will send his Angels,
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as with Iacob in his trauell to Mesopotamia, and with the three children in the Fornace;
as with Iacob in his travel to Mesopotamia, and with the three children in the Furnace;
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Yea God will stand by Paul, when all men forsake him, 2. Tim. 4. because hee knoweth our frailty and weakenesse,
Yea God will stand by Paul, when all men forsake him, 2. Tim. 4. Because he Knoweth our frailty and weakness,
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and therefore will not leaue his altogether comfortlesse, that their faith should not faile:
and Therefore will not leave his altogether comfortless, that their faith should not fail:
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which to thinke vpon, is not a small comfort vnto Gods people in their affliction and troubles. III. That a true resolution will shew it selfe in a full execution.
which to think upon, is not a small Comfort unto God's people in their affliction and Troubles. III. That a true resolution will show it self in a full execution.
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Shee resolued to goe with Naomi, and so shee did, till shee came to Bethlehem.
She resolved to go with Naomi, and so she did, till she Come to Bethlehem.
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Iacob vowed, and so resolued in his returne from Mesopotamia, to build an Altar to God at Bethel,Iacob vowed, and so resolved in his return from Mesopotamia, to built an Altar to God At Bethel,
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and so he did, Gen. 18, and 35. Yet this is so to be vnderstood,
and so he did, Gen. 18, and 35. Yet this is so to be understood,
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if forcible impediments hinder not, as we may see in Pauls will to goe to the Thessalonians, which yet he did not then,
if forcible impediments hinder not, as we may see in Paul's will to go to the Thessalonians, which yet he did not then,
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because Satan hindred him, 1. Thes. 2. 18. By this may we learne to know the difference betweene solid resolutions and suddaine flashes, raw and vndigested purposes, betweene true resolutions,
Because Satan hindered him, 1. Thebes 2. 18. By this may we Learn to know the difference between solid resolutions and sudden flashes, raw and undigested Purposes, between true resolutions,
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and such as be made in shew, but in substance proue nothing so, neuer seene in the effects.
and such as be made in show, but in substance prove nothing so, never seen in the effects.
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IV. In this their trauell to Canaan, and therein to Bethlehem, note three things:
IV. In this their travel to Canaan, and therein to Bethlehem, note three things:
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their vnity, feruencie, and constancie; they went together louingly, they ceased not to goe on, they did not linger, they tooke no by-paths,
their unity, fervency, and constancy; they went together lovingly, they ceased not to go on, they did not linger, they took no bypaths,
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neither forgate they whither they were going, till they came vnto Bethlehem in Canaan.
neither foregate they whither they were going, till they Come unto Bethlehem in Canaan.
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As these thus went to Canaan, so should we vnto the spirituall Canaan, and heauenly Bethlehem:
As these thus went to Canaan, so should we unto the spiritual Canaan, and heavenly Bethlehem:
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we must goe in vnity, 1. Cor. 1. 10. and be of one heart, Act. 1. 14. and 2. 1, 46. and 4. 24. in a godly feruency, Rom. 12. 11. Tit. 2. 14. Ezech. 3. 14. as Eliah, Nehemiah, the Angel of Ephesus, Reuel. 2. 1, 2. and as our Sauiour, whom the zeale of Gods house had eaten vp.
we must go in unity, 1. Cor. 1. 10. and be of one heart, Act. 1. 14. and 2. 1, 46. and 4. 24. in a godly fervency, Rom. 12. 11. Tit. 2. 14. Ezekiel 3. 14. as Elijah, Nehemiah, the Angel of Ephesus, Revel. 2. 1, 2. and as our Saviour, whom the zeal of God's house had eaten up.
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And we must goe in a constant Spirit, and not be weary of well-doing, Gal. 6. for he that continueth to the end, shall be saued.
And we must go in a constant Spirit, and not be weary of welldoing, Gal. 6. for he that Continueth to the end, shall be saved.
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To conclude the obseruations from these words, note how Bethlehem, the house of bread, yea Canaan, a land flowing with milke and hony,
To conclude the observations from these words, note how Bethlehem, the house of bred, yea Canaan, a land flowing with milk and honey,
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and no lacke in it, Deut. 7. 8, 9. and 11. 9, 11, 12. and 27. 3. was made so barren,
and no lack in it, Deuteronomy 7. 8, 9. and 11. 9, 11, 12. and 27. 3. was made so barren,
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as Naomi was faine to goe into Moab for reliefe, and yet now is made fruitfull againe, answerable to the name.
as Naomi was feign to go into Moab for relief, and yet now is made fruitful again, answerable to the name.
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Whence see, how the Lord can make a fruitfull land barren, Psal. 107. 33, 34. for the sinnes of the people,
Whence see, how the Lord can make a fruitful land barren, Psalm 107. 33, 34. for the Sins of the people,
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and againe can turne barrennesse into plenty, of his mercy and goodnesse, Psal. 107. 35, 36. Therefore to haue the continuance of Gods mercies, take heede of sin:and again can turn Barrenness into plenty, of his mercy and Goodness, Psalm 107. 35, 36. Therefore to have the Continuance of God's Mercies, take heed of since:
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when we enioy them, prayse him for them;
when we enjoy them, praise him for them;
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& when we be in scarcitie, seeke to him, because God can helpe, Psal. 65. 10, 11, 12. and he hath promised to giue a blessing, Esay 41. 17, 18. 2. Chron. 7. 14. and beware of murmuring in want, 1. Cor. 10. remember there the iudgement:
& when we be in scarcity, seek to him, Because God can help, Psalm 65. 10, 11, 12. and he hath promised to give a blessing, Isaiah 41. 17, 18. 2. Chronicles 7. 14. and beware of murmuring in want, 1. Cor. 10. Remember there the judgement:
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yet is this a common thing amongst vs now a dayes, vpon any vnseasonable weather,
yet is this a Common thing among us now a days, upon any unseasonable weather,
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or worldly crosses, to repine, which yet easeth vs nothing, but doth the more prouoke God to punish vs. And it came to passe, when they were come to Bethlehem.
or worldly Crosses, to repine, which yet eases us nothing, but does the more provoke God to Punish us And it Come to pass, when they were come to Bethlehem.
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] These words are a repetition of the former words immediately before.
] These words Are a repetition of the former words immediately before.
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Thus plainely speaketh the Holy Ghost, declaring the matter not in curiousnesse of speech, but in euidence of the truth.
Thus plainly speaks the Holy Ghost, declaring the matter not in curiousness of speech, but in evidence of the truth.
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That all the city was moued about them. ] That is, All the Inhabitants of the City.That all the City was moved about them. ] That is, All the Inhabitants of the city.
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A figuratiue speech, as in Mat. 2. 3. There was a generall comming together to see them.
A figurative speech, as in Mathew 2. 3. There was a general coming together to see them.
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Such a mouing is sometime for feare, Mat. 2. 3. sometime for ioy, 1. King. 1. 45. Mat. 21. 10. and of a wonderment, Act. 2. 6. All this noteth, that Naomi was not an obscure person before,
Such a moving is sometime for Fear, Mathew 2. 3. sometime for joy, 1. King. 1. 45. Mathew 21. 10. and of a wonderment, Act. 2. 6. All this notes, that Naomi was not an Obscure person before,
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but a woman of fame before shee went; and therefore was this obseruation of her returne, when shee now was come to Bethlehem.
but a woman of fame before she went; and Therefore was this observation of her return, when she now was come to Bethlehem.
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By which we may vnderstand, that the more renowned any be in prosperity, the more remarkeable are they in a downefall and in aduersity.
By which we may understand, that the more renowned any be in Prosperity, the more remarkable Are they in a downfall and in adversity.
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This experience sheweth to be true among our selues, by very late instances;
This experience shows to be true among our selves, by very late instances;
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for the eminency of such in prosperity haue the eyes of many vpon them, friends, enemies, equals;
for the eminency of such in Prosperity have the eyes of many upon them, Friends, enemies, equals;
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one sort lookes on with loue, another with hatred, the last with enuie and disdaine;
one sort looks on with love, Another with hatred, the last with envy and disdain;
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and as they be affected in a mans dayes of prosperity, so will they speake and shew fully themselues in aduersity.
and as they be affected in a men days of Prosperity, so will they speak and show Fully themselves in adversity.
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This should make such as be set out so to the view of men, to behaue themselues wisely in euery estate, seeing they be so obseruable.
This should make such as be Set out so to the view of men, to behave themselves wisely in every estate, seeing they be so observable.
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Is this Naomi? ] There be three opinions of this, and it may be, that the company being mixt and of all sorts, they might speake the same words, but with differing minds.Is this Naomi? ] There be three opinions of this, and it may be, that the company being mixed and of all sorts, they might speak the same words, but with differing minds.
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Some thinke the words spoken in contempt, Is this Naomi? ] Shee that was so faire and full, is shee now brought downe? If this may stand, we see, that pouerty bringeth contempt euen vpon the best.
some think the words spoken in contempt, Is this Naomi? ] She that was so fair and full, is she now brought down? If this may stand, we see, that poverty brings contempt even upon the best.
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So was Iob contemned by base fellowes, Chap. 30. 1, 11. So was Dauid of Nabal, of Shemei, yea our Sauiour vpon the crosse.
So was Job contemned by base Fellows, Chap. 30. 1, 11. So was David of Nabal, of Shimei, yea our Saviour upon the cross.
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Salomon speaketh of the poore as subiect to scorne and contempt, Prou. 17. 5. and 19. 4. which commeth through the want of heauenly wisedome, Prou. 11. 12. the want of Gods feare, Iob 6. 14. and because men in prosperity are proud,Solomon speaks of the poor as Subject to scorn and contempt, Prou. 17. 5. and 19. 4. which comes through the want of heavenly Wisdom, Prou. 11. 12. the want of God's Fear, Job 6. 14. and Because men in Prosperity Are proud,
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and doe sinisterly interpret of such as be in aduersity.
and do sinisterly interpret of such as be in adversity.
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Doth aduersity bring contempt? Then let vs take heed how by our owne prodigality, folly,
Does adversity bring contempt? Then let us take heed how by our own prodigality, folly,
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and wickednesse, we bring euill vpon our selues;
and wickedness, we bring evil upon our selves;
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if it be the immediate hand of God, and not thy fault, thou shalt be censured, as Iob was;
if it be the immediate hand of God, and not thy fault, thou shalt be censured, as Job was;
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how much more, when the cause is apparently from thy selfe? Againe, let men in aduersity prepare to beare contempt;
how much more, when the cause is apparently from thy self? Again, let men in adversity prepare to bear contempt;
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and not be impatient, nor take it to heart; for Iob, Dauid, Christ Iesus suffered it patiently.
and not be impatient, nor take it to heart; for Job, David, christ Iesus suffered it patiently.
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If men learne not patience in this, it will make them lay violent hands vpon themselues,
If men Learn not patience in this, it will make them lay violent hands upon themselves,
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as Saul, who could not endure contempt, and therefore would preuent it by killing himselfe:
as Saul, who could not endure contempt, and Therefore would prevent it by killing himself:
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for impatient proud hearts take contempt in aduersity, to be worse to them then death it selfe.
for impatient proud hearts take contempt in adversity, to be Worse to them then death it self.
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Indeed to mocke or despise the miserable, is an argument of the want of Gods feare,
Indeed to mock or despise the miserable, is an argument of the want of God's Fear,
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and that such are vncharitable, cruell, and void of mercy, for whom there remaineth iudgement mercilesse;
and that such Are uncharitable, cruel, and void of mercy, for whom there remains judgement merciless;
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yet howsoeuer the wickedly proud behaue themselues we must in aduersity be content.
yet howsoever the wickedly proud behave themselves we must in adversity be content.
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Some thinke the words to be spoken with admiration, Is this Naomi! as if it had beene said, Oh what an alteration is here!
some think the words to be spoken with admiration, Is this Naomi! as if it had been said, O what an alteration is Here!
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And so taking the words, we learne, that strange alterations in mens estates, make people to wonder whether it be in prosperity or aduersity,
And so taking the words, we Learn, that strange alterations in men's estates, make people to wonder whither it be in Prosperity or adversity,
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for good or euill in any quality. The wise and learned friends of Iob were astonished at the change of his estate.for good or evil in any quality. The wise and learned Friends of Job were astonished At the change of his estate.
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Sauls conuersion was wondred at, 1. Sam. 10. 11. So the gifts of the Apostles and miracles, Act. 2. 7. and 4. 13. and Christs wisedome and learning being but twelue yeeres old;Saul's conversion was wondered At, 1. Sam. 10. 11. So the Gifts of the Apostles and Miracles, Act. 2. 7. and 4. 13. and Christ Wisdom and learning being but twelue Years old;
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for men are more carryed away with the consideration of the outward meanes how things came to passe,
for men Are more carried away with the consideration of the outward means how things Come to pass,
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then of the power and pleasure of God to make such an alteration. Therefore in great alterations looke for wonderings, and take no offence thereat;
then of the power and pleasure of God to make such an alteration. Therefore in great alterations look for wonderings, and take no offence thereat;
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for it is mans nature so to doe at vnusuall things:
for it is men nature so to do At unusual things:
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yea it is a certaine corruption and folly in the vulgar sort, who consider not the causes of things.
yea it is a certain corruption and folly in the Vulgar sort, who Consider not the Causes of things.
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It could not but somewhat moue Naomi, to see such a concourse of people to come to wonder and gaze vpon them,
It could not but somewhat move Naomi, to see such a concourse of people to come to wonder and gaze upon them,
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as people doe at strangers, or at others in a changeable estate, euen among our selues.
as people do At Strangers, or At Others in a changeable estate, even among our selves.
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But these follies of people wee must passe by.
But these follies of people we must pass by.
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Some thinke the words to be vttered from pitty and commiseration towards her, as if it had beene said, Is this Naomi? Alas, what a change is in her? This is that good woman Naomi, whom wee cannot yet forget,
some think the words to be uttered from pity and commiseration towards her, as if it had been said, Is this Naomi? Alas, what a change is in her? This is that good woman Naomi, whom we cannot yet forget,
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though in her estate shee bee much altered. And it is most like they spake in loue and compassion, rather than in contempt,
though in her estate she be much altered. And it is most like they spoke in love and compassion, rather than in contempt,
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because shee was the kinswoman of the chiefest man among them, who, it seemeth, esteemed much of her:
Because she was the kinswoman of the chiefest man among them, who, it seems, esteemed much of her:
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for hee entertained Ruth kindly for her sake, Chap. 2. 6, 11. and sent her corne, Chap. 3. 17. likewise the women spoke after very comfortably to her, Chap. 4. 14, 16. neither doth Naomi taxe them for contemning her,
for he entertained Ruth kindly for her sake, Chap. 2. 6, 11. and sent her corn, Chap. 3. 17. likewise the women spoke After very comfortably to her, Chap. 4. 14, 16. neither does Naomi Tax them for contemning her,
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but rather answereth to their esteeme of her name from her former estate: and therefore this being vttered from their loue, and pitty, and good respect towards her,
but rather Answers to their esteem of her name from her former estate: and Therefore this being uttered from their love, and pity, and good respect towards her,
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as being a grace fit for Gods people to shew to them which are in aduersitie, wee learne:
as being a grace fit for God's people to show to them which Are in adversity, we Learn:
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That good and godly people doe nothing lesse esteeme of the vertuous, for their outward low estate and pouerty.
That good and godly people do nothing less esteem of the virtuous, for their outward low estate and poverty.
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These call her still Naomi, and so acknowledge her; and Boaz esteemed-vvell of her, euen in this poore estate:
These call her still Naomi, and so acknowledge her; and Boaz esteemed-vvell of her, even in this poor estate:
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Ionathan did nothing lesse esteeme of Dauid, because hee was out of the Kings fauour:Ionathan did nothing less esteem of David, Because he was out of the Kings favour:
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neither did Ioseph of Arimathea lesse reuerence or honor Iesus Christ, because he was condemned and executed as a malefactour among theeues:
neither did Ioseph of Arimathea less Reverence or honour Iesus christ, Because he was condemned and executed as a Malefactor among thieves:
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for outward crostes, afflictions and miseries of this life, are no staine to true piety,
for outward crostes, afflictions and misery's of this life, Are no stain to true piety,
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when the crosses fall vpon good men for righteousnesse sake, or for the triall of their faith & patience.
when the Crosses fallen upon good men for righteousness sake, or for the trial of their faith & patience.
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Let vs not then, for outward aduersitie, like the godly worse, when wee haue loued them,
Let us not then, for outward adversity, like the godly Worse, when we have loved them,
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or made shew of loue in their prosperity, but in aduersitie shew greater tokens of loue;
or made show of love in their Prosperity, but in adversity show greater tokens of love;
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and doe not as Iobs friends, sit downe and censure him; nor as Christs friends, and Saint Pauls, which forsooke them in their troubles.
and do not as Jobs Friends, fit down and censure him; nor as Christ Friends, and Saint Paul's, which forsook them in their Troubles.
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An healthfull member of the body is beloued, but when it is in distresse, then loue of all the rest of the members most sheweth it selfe:
an healthful member of the body is Beloved, but when it is in distress, then love of all the rest of the members most shows it self:
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and should not our loue appeare to the godly in aduersity, which be members with vs of the same body in Christ? Verse 20. And shee said vnto them, Call mee not Naomi; call me Marah: for the Almighty hath dealt very bitterly with me.
and should not our love appear to the godly in adversity, which be members with us of the same body in christ? Verse 20. And she said unto them, Call me not Naomi; call me Marah: for the Almighty hath dealt very bitterly with me.
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THis is Naomi her answer vnto the multitude, flocking about her, calling her Naomi, continuing a disswasion for so calling her,
THis is Naomi her answer unto the multitude, flocking about her, calling her Naomi, Continuing a dissuasion for so calling her,
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and shewing what name they should giue her, with the reason thereof, drawne from her present poore estate;
and showing what name they should give her, with the reason thereof, drawn from her present poor estate;
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which shee setteth out partly in this verse, and partly in the next. And shee said vnto them, Call mee not Naomi.
which she sets out partly in this verse, and partly in the next. And she said unto them, Call me not Naomi.
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] This name signifieth pleasant and merry, which in her aduersity shee thought did not befit her,
] This name signifies pleasant and merry, which in her adversity she Thought did not befit her,
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and therefore she did not reioyce in it.
and Therefore she did not rejoice in it.
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Aduersitie maketh the afflicted nothing to regard worldly names and titles of a better condition and estate; Adversity makes the afflicted nothing to regard worldly names and titles of a better condition and estate;
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while they be in miserie, and haue lost their former outward comforts, if they be wise and truely humbled;while they be in misery, and have lost their former outward comforts, if they be wise and truly humbled;
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for such as be humbled indeed, are not vainely in loue with goodly names and titles, to which their estate is not answerable.
for such as be humbled indeed, Are not vainly in love with goodly names and titles, to which their estate is not answerable.
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Which checketh the foolish pride of such, as being in a base beggerly condition, liuing almost of almes, hanging vpon this and that friend,
Which checketh the foolish pride of such, as being in a base beggarly condition, living almost of alms, hanging upon this and that friend,
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yet forsooth, will brag of their name, their house, and Gentility, or rather indeed, to call it,
yet forsooth, will brag of their name, their house, and Gentility, or rather indeed, to call it,
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as they make it, Gentilisme, through their lewd and vaine conuersation. Call me Marah. ] That is, bitter, one in a heauie and distressed estate.
as they make it, Gentilism, through their lewd and vain Conversation. Call me Marah. ] That is, bitter, one in a heavy and distressed estate.
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The truely humbled desire to be accounted as they be, and not as they be not; The truly humbled desire to be accounted as they be, and not as they be not;
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as Naomi here is willing to be called Marah, because her estate was answerable.
as Naomi Here is willing to be called Marah, Because her estate was answerable.
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Shee was not proud, shee submitted her selfe to Gods hand, and therefore shee refused not a name according to the nature of her present condition.
Shee was not proud, she submitted her self to God's hand, and Therefore she refused not a name according to the nature of her present condition.
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Whose humility may checke the pride of such as would haue better names then they deserue, seeking the name of Goodman, when goodnesse is farre from them;
Whose humility may check the pride of such as would have better names then they deserve, seeking the name of Goodman, when Goodness is Far from them;
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of Master, when their Gentlemanship did hardly creepe out of a dunghill;
of Master, when their Gentlemanship did hardly creep out of a dunghill;
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of worshipfull Esquire, right worshipfull, & many such vaine titles, which euery Vpstart now in these dayes doe eagerly affect, not for any desert of vertue,
of worshipful Esquire, right worshipful, & many such vain titles, which every Upstarted now in these days do eagerly affect, not for any desert of virtue,
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but for that they haue gottē some money to put to vsurie, or procured some office basely by their money,
but for that they have got Some money to put to Usury, or procured Some office basely by their money,
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or a little better outward estate by illiberall and base scraping, pinching, and niggardly sparing,
or a little better outward estate by illiberal and base scraping, pinching, and niggardly sparing,
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or by depending vpon some person in authority, by whose countenance they may domineere ouer their poore neighbours,
or by depending upon Some person in Authority, by whose countenance they may domineer over their poor neighbours,
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or by some such way and meanes, whereof this now present age affordeth instances enow;
or by Some such Way and means, whereof this now present age affords instances enough;
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yet are such farre enough off from the true causes of Gentrie, worship, and due honor.
yet Are such Far enough off from the true Causes of Gentry, worship, and due honour.
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This good womans humility and patience, may also checke the pride and impatiencie of such as cannot endure a name like their nature;
This good woman's humility and patience, may also check the pride and impatiency of such as cannot endure a name like their nature;
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they can be content to be Vsurers, but not so to be called; they can liue as Misers, but will not so be accounted;
they can be content to be Usurers, but not so to be called; they can live as Misers, but will not so be accounted;
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the denomination from their sinnefull practices is worse to them, then the sinnes which they doe commit;
the denomination from their sinful practices is Worse to them, then the Sins which they do commit;
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for that they more are touched with the shame of the euill before men, then with the offence thereby committed against God.
for that they more Are touched with the shame of the evil before men, then with the offence thereby committed against God.
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Here it may be demanded, Whether any may be called by any other name then formerly they haue beene called by? We see here that Naomi would be called Marah; Iacob was after called Israel; Abram, Abraham; Sarah Sarai;
Here it may be demanded, Whither any may be called by any other name then formerly they have been called by? We see Here that Naomi would be called Marah; Iacob was After called Israel; Abram, Abraham; Sarah Sarai;
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and many such instances in Scripture;
and many such instances in Scripture;
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as Saul called after Paul, & Ioseph called Barsabas: which may be to expresse some grace in them, for which they be praise-worthy;
as Saul called After Paul, & Ioseph called Barsabbas: which may be to express Some grace in them, for which they be praiseworthy;
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as Iacob being called Israel, because he wrastled and preuailed with God, so Ioses called Barnabas, the sonne of consolation,
as Iacob being called Israel, Because he wrestled and prevailed with God, so Ioses called Barnabas, the son of consolation,
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for his rare loue to the Church, and for giuing such an example thereof to the Apostles:
for his rare love to the Church, and for giving such an Exampl thereof to the Apostles:
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Simon must be called Peter for his constancie.Simon must be called Peter for his constancy.
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So to expresse some notorious euill, on the other side Bariesus was called Elymas, and Pashur must be named Magor-Missabib. And we see by ancient practice,
So to express Some notorious evil, on the other side Barjesus was called Elymas, and Pashur must be nam Magor-Missabib. And we see by ancient practice,
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for greater honour men were called by other names, then from their fathers families, which they purchased as a title of their honour,
for greater honour men were called by other names, then from their Father's families, which they purchased as a title of their honour,
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& for the reward of vertue, to encourage men to noble atchiuements worthy of honour, being by others put vpon them for the praise of their vertues, without flatterie and vaineglory;
& for the reward of virtue, to encourage men to noble achievements worthy of honour, being by Others put upon them for the praise of their Virtues, without flattery and vainglory;
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and some names also were inuented for disgrace of vice, in such as deserued the same,
and Some names also were invented for disgrace of vice, in such as deserved the same,
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but they also without scorne, derision, malice, and euill will to the party, otherwise then to beate him out from his sinne, which may not be for such sinne as he committeth of infirmitie,
but they also without scorn, derision, malice, and evil will to the party, otherwise then to beat him out from his sin, which may not be for such sin as he Committeth of infirmity,
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but for open and notorious enormities, and from which he will not be hardly reclaymed without some note of infamy.
but for open and notorious enormities, and from which he will not be hardly reclaimed without Some note of infamy.
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For the Almighty hath dealt very bitterly with me. For the Almighty hath dealt very bitterly with me.
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] The reason why shee would be called Marah, because of her bitter affliction which the Lord Almighty hath laid vpon her.
] The reason why she would be called Marah, Because of her bitter affliction which the Lord Almighty hath laid upon her.
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Whence we may learne these lessons, I.
Whence we may Learn these Lessons, I.
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That the Lord is Almighty, Gen. 17. 1. for he can doe what he will in heauen and in earth, Psa. 115. 3. This should worke confidence in his Word,
That the Lord is Almighty, Gen. 17. 1. for he can do what he will in heaven and in earth, Psa. 115. 3. This should work confidence in his Word,
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for what he saith, he will doe, he can doe, his power can effect it.
for what he Says, he will do, he can do, his power can Effect it.
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This must make vs humble our selues vnder his mightie hand, 1. Pet. 5. 6. he is able to destroy and cast into Hell, Mat. 10. 28. By this let vs be encouraged to doe what he commandeth:
This must make us humble our selves under his mighty hand, 1. Pet. 5. 6. he is able to destroy and cast into Hell, Mathew 10. 28. By this let us be encouraged to do what he commands:
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for he can beare vs out in it, and can supply our wants, 2. Cor. 9. 7, 8. Hence may we gather comfort against all that rise vp against vs for the Lords cause:
for he can bear us out in it, and can supply our Wants, 2. Cor. 9. 7, 8. Hence may we gather Comfort against all that rise up against us for the lords cause:
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for he is greater then all, Iohn 10. 29. And we may, to conclude, learne to hope well of others,
for he is greater then all, John 10. 29. And we may, to conclude, Learn to hope well of Others,
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though they haue long gone astray: for God is able to saue them, Rom. 11. 23. II. That the Almighty can alter an estate into the cleane contrarie;
though they have long gone astray: for God is able to save them, Rom. 11. 23. II That the Almighty can altar an estate into the clean contrary;
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as Naomi into Marah, mirth into mourning, sweet into sowre, honor into dishonor; and contrarily, heauinesse into ioy, disgrace into high esteeme, and so forth;
as Naomi into Marah, mirth into mourning, sweet into sour, honour into dishonour; and contrarily, heaviness into joy, disgrace into high esteem, and so forth;
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as we may see in Iobs downefall, and also raising vp againe; in Hamans honour, into extreme contempt;
as we may see in Jobs downfall, and also raising up again; in Hamans honour, into extreme contempt;
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in Mordecai•s base estate, into great dignitie; so in Iosephs exaltation likewise and in many others:
in Mordecai•s base estate, into great dignity; so in Joseph's exaltation likewise and in many Others:
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for euery mans estate is in the Lords hand to alter it at his will, 1. Sā. 2. 7, 8. Let none be proud in their prosperity,
for every men estate is in the lords hand to altar it At his will, 1. Sā. 2. 7, 8. Let none be proud in their Prosperity,
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for God can cast thē downe.
for God can cast them down.
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See it in Haman, Nebuchadnezer, Balthasar, and Herod, whom God made spectacles of his displeasure for abusing their prosperitie,
See it in Haman, Nebuchadnezzar, Balthasar, and Herod, whom God made spectacles of his displeasure for abusing their Prosperity,
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as we haue examples of late among our selues. And as prosperity should not make vs proud, because God can cast vs downe:
as we have Examples of late among our selves. And as Prosperity should not make us proud, Because God can cast us down:
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so aduersity should not make vs despaire, because God can raise vs vp, as he did Iob, Ioseph, and Mordecai. III. That the godly feele a bitter taste in their afflictiōs, they are distastfull vnto thē;
so adversity should not make us despair, Because God can raise us up, as he did Job, Ioseph, and Mordecai. III. That the godly feel a bitter taste in their afflictions, they Are distasteful unto them;
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for no affliction is ioyous for the present, which maketh infirmities appeare in the best in time of their troubles,
for no affliction is joyous for the present, which makes infirmities appear in the best in time of their Troubles,
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as we may see in Iob, Ieremie, & Hannah.
as we may see in Job, Ieremie, & Hannah.
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For none, euen of the Saints of God, are perfit in faith, loue, patience, & other vertues, which might make vs endure afflictions quietly:
For none, even of the Saints of God, Are perfect in faith, love, patience, & other Virtues, which might make us endure afflictions quietly:
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And therefore we are not to maruell when we heare words of impatiencie come from weake men,
And Therefore we Are not to marvel when we hear words of impatiency come from weak men,
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nor sit downe and censure them, but to iudge charitably, though they cannot beare afflictions altogether with chearefulnesse, quietly and without strugling:
nor fit down and censure them, but to judge charitably, though they cannot bear afflictions altogether with cheerfulness, quietly and without struggling:
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For though the Spirit be willing, yet flesh and bloud are weake, and euen the best manifest their weakenesse,
For though the Spirit be willing, yet Flesh and blood Are weak, and even the best manifest their weakness,
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and the bitter taste which they haue of affliction. Verse 21. I went out full, and the Lord hath brought me home againe empty:
and the bitter taste which they have of affliction. Verse 21. I went out full, and the Lord hath brought me home again empty:
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Why then call ye me Naomi, seeing the Lord hath testified against me, and the Almighty hath afflicted me?
Why then call you me Naomi, seeing the Lord hath testified against me, and the Almighty hath afflicted me?
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NAOMI goeth on in her speech to the people, so speaking of her, as is before noted:
NAOMI Goes on in her speech to the people, so speaking of her, as is before noted:
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first shewing how the Lord had dealt bitterly with her, and then why they should not call her Naomi, for that the Lord had testified against her, and afflicted her:
First showing how the Lord had dealt bitterly with her, and then why they should not call her Naomi, for that the Lord had testified against her, and afflicted her:
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thus shee complaineth and amplifieth the same by contraries.
thus she Complaineth and amplifieth the same by contraries.
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I went out full. ] Shee here speaketh of her former estate, when shee went from among Gods people.I went out full. ] She Here speaks of her former estate, when she went from among God's people.
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The word is taken from a full vessell;
The word is taken from a full vessel;
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and this is to be vnderstood of her outward estate, in which shee felt no want, no more then there is want in a full vessel;
and this is to be understood of her outward estate, in which she felt no want, no more then there is want in a full vessel;
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for shee had an husband and two sonnes, and no doubt other things sufficient: for the words imply shee went not for want, but for feare of want.
for she had an husband and two Sons, and no doubt other things sufficient: for the words imply she went not for want, but for Fear of want.
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If the words be vnderstood of her fulnesse in her husband and children, it noteth, that a good woman feeleth no want,
If the words be understood of her fullness in her husband and children, it notes, that a good woman feeleth no want,
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while she hath a louing husband and obedient children; for she taketh such contentment in them, as shee cannot feele want;while she hath a loving husband and obedient children; for she Takes such contentment in them, as she cannot feel want;
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neither will such an husband and children see her to want. When women are thus happy, let them blesse God for their full estate.
neither will such an husband and children see her to want. When women Are thus happy, let them bless God for their full estate.
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If the words be vnderstood of fulnesse for outward things withall, and yet could not abyde at home, wee may learne, that in present fulnesse and plenty there may want contentment, either through a greedy desire which neuer hath enough,
If the words be understood of fullness for outward things withal, and yet could not abide At home, we may Learn, that in present fullness and plenty there may want contentment, either through a greedy desire which never hath enough,
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or through a distrustfull heart fearing to want, with which these were so troubled, as it made thē leaue Gods people for sauing of their goods,
or through a distrustful heart fearing to want, with which these were so troubled, as it made them leave God's people for Saving of their goods,
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and to goe among heathen Idolaters:
and to go among heathen Idolaters:
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For whither will not distrust of God, and loue of riches, leade men? They erre therefore, which being in a poore estate, thinke contentment to be found in riches,
For whither will not distrust of God, and love of riches, lead men? They err Therefore, which being in a poor estate, think contentment to be found in riches,
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and fullnesse of these earthly things, when Salomon telleth vs the contrarie, and daily experience from the Rich and wealthy of the world doth apparently shew it.
and fullness of these earthly things, when Solomon Telleth us the contrary, and daily experience from the Rich and wealthy of the world does apparently show it.
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And the Lord hath brought me home againe empty. And the Lord hath brought me home again empty.
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] It is not said that the Lord sent her out full, but shee went out of her selfe,
] It is not said that the Lord sent her out full, but she went out of her self,
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and he brought her home againe, but yet empty, shee lost what shee hoped to keepe.
and he brought her home again, but yet empty, she lost what she hoped to keep.
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This good woman in this speech giueth vs to know, that shee tooke notice of a fault in voluntarily leauing Gods people, to saue her goods,
This good woman in this speech gives us to know, that she took notice of a fault in voluntarily leaving God's people, to save her goods,
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for which the Lord corrected her, yet in-mercy brought her home againe, though with losse. Note hence these things: I.
for which the Lord corrected her, yet in-mercy brought her home again, though with loss. Note hence these things: I.
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That it is a fault, voluntarily for safety of goods through distrust, to leaue Gods people,
That it is a fault, voluntarily for safety of goods through distrust, to leave God's people,
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and goe to liue among Idolaters; for such loue their bodies better then their soules, they expose themselues to great dangers,and go to live among Idolaters; for such love their bodies better then their Souls, they expose themselves to great dangers,
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and depriue themselues of the publike and ordinary meanes of life and saluation. If such haue warrant, as the woman had by Elisha; they may haue hope:
and deprive themselves of the public and ordinary means of life and salvation. If such have warrant, as the woman had by Elisha; they may have hope:
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but if they, voluntarily distrusting God, take such a course, they may rather looke for a curse, then expect a blessing.
but if they, voluntarily distrusting God, take such a course, they may rather look for a curse, then expect a blessing.
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II. That there is no certainty in worldly wealth:
II That there is no certainty in worldly wealth:
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For here is mention of fulnesse and emptinesse in Naomi; and this may we see in the former examples of Iob, of Haman: so in Salomon and his sonne Rehoboam, in Babylon and Tyre;
For Here is mention of fullness and emptiness in Naomi; and this may we see in the former Examples of Job, of Haman: so in Solomon and his son Rehoboam, in Babylon and Tyre;
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for the preseruation of outward estates, is not in the hands of the possessours, nor within their power,
for the preservation of outward estates, is not in the hands of the possessors, nor within their power,
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but in God who is the Giuer:
but in God who is the Giver:
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and againe, man in his abundance doth forget God, and so causeth the Lord to take it from them,
and again, man in his abundance does forget God, and so Causes the Lord to take it from them,
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as he did the Kingdome from Saul; the tenne Tribes from Salomons house, the gouernement from Ieroboam, and the Empire from Belshazzar. Wee are not then to set our hearts on our outward prosperity, Psal. 62. 10. neither to glory in our riches:
as he did the Kingdom from Saul; the tenne Tribes from Solomon's house, the government from Jeroboam, and the Empire from Belshazzar. we Are not then to Set our hearts on our outward Prosperity, Psalm 62. 10. neither to glory in our riches:
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for outward glory is but as a fading flowre, and as the warme sunneshine in a cold winter day, soone gone, and all the delight thereof. III.
for outward glory is but as a fading flower, and as the warm sunshine in a cold winter day, soon gone, and all the delight thereof. III.
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That oftentimes the way and meanes which men take to preuent want, by the same they bring it vpon them, as it fell out here with Naomi, whose husband left Gods people, to goe into Moab, to saue their estate,
That oftentimes the Way and means which men take to prevent want, by the same they bring it upon them, as it fell out Here with Naomi, whose husband left God's people, to go into Moab, to save their estate,
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and there lost all, so as Naomi returneth home in very great want, who went out full.
and there lost all, so as Naomi returns home in very great want, who went out full.
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The like befell Lot in leauing Abraham for this worldly goods, and going to dwell in Sodom, where he left and lost all,
The like befell Lot in leaving Abraham for this worldly goods, and going to dwell in Sodom, where he left and lost all,
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and was glad to escape with his life:
and was glad to escape with his life:
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for if the meanes we vse be not good, it is farre from helping or preseruing vs,
for if the means we use be not good, it is Far from helping or preserving us,
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as by Gods cursing thereof, it turneth to our ruine; for Ieroboam by his policie lost his kingdome.
as by God's cursing thereof, it turns to our ruin; for Jeroboam by his policy lost his Kingdom.
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Therefore in seeking to vphold, or to get an estate, looke to the meanes whether good or euill,
Therefore in seeking to uphold, or to get an estate, look to the means whither good or evil,
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lest we come short of that we doe looke for. It is ill to leaue the meanes of the soules safety, for these worldly commodities;
lest we come short of that we do look for. It is ill to leave the means of the Souls safety, for these worldly commodities;
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after which we must not make haste, lest we come to want; neither may we vse vnlawfull courses to get them:
After which we must not make haste, lest we come to want; neither may we use unlawful courses to get them:
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for the treasures of wickednesse profit not, but shall come to an ill end; as they are gotten, so in time commonly are they spent.
for the treasures of wickedness profit not, but shall come to an ill end; as they Are got, so in time commonly Are they spent.
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IV. That such of Gods children as goe astray, he will bring home againe, but yet with correction, as he here doth Naomi; and as he did the Prodigall sonne:
IV. That such of God's children as go astray, he will bring home again, but yet with correction, as he Here does Naomi; and as he did the Prodigal son:
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which he doth in mercy, to make them to know their error, and to walke afterwards more warily.
which he does in mercy, to make them to know their error, and to walk afterwards more warily.
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It is comfort that God will in mercy seeke vp his children, and not lose one of them;
It is Comfort that God will in mercy seek up his children, and not loose one of them;
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but yet feare to goe astray: but yet Fear to go astray:
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for surely he will scourge them for their outroads, when he bringeth them home, though it be a Dauid, a Iehosaphat, or a Iosias.
for surely he will scourge them for their outroads, when he brings them home, though it be a David, a Jehoshaphat, or a Iosias.
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Why then call ye me Naomi? ] Hence learne, that the humbled and afflicted take no pleasure to be remembred of their former prosperity by names and titles; Why then call you me Naomi? ] Hence Learn, that the humbled and afflicted take no pleasure to be remembered of their former Prosperity by names and titles;
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for it but increaseth sorrow, and affordeth no comfort.
for it but increases sorrow, and affords no Comfort.
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What comfort might it be to tell Haman of his former honor, when he was going to hanging? What ioy to Herod to heare of his glory & the applauding of him before,
What Comfort might it be to tell Haman of his former honour, when he was going to hanging? What joy to Herod to hear of his glory & the applauding of him before,
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when now the iudgement was vpon him, and he eaten with wormes, for his vaine glory and pride? The afflicted are not hereby comforted,
when now the judgement was upon him, and he eaten with worms, for his vain glory and pride? The afflicted Are not hereby comforted,
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for Naomi taketh no pleasure in that name, whilst she is by her estate Marah. It is in vaine to mention to the heauie-hearted what they haue beene,
for Naomi Takes no pleasure in that name, while she is by her estate Marah. It is in vain to mention to the heavy-hearted what they have been,
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except vpon certaine hope of recouerie to the same againe;
except upon certain hope of recovery to the same again;
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but their sorrow must be eased by better meanes of comfort, by shewing them the cause, the end,
but their sorrow must be eased by better means of Comfort, by showing them the cause, the end,
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and benefit of Gods Fatherly chastisements, and so forth. Seeing the Lord hath testified against mee. ] Note hence: I.
and benefit of God's Fatherly chastisements, and so forth. Seeing the Lord hath testified against me. ] Note hence: I.
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That mans comfort is nothing able to allay the bitternesse of Gods discomforts vpon vs. Their calling her Naomi could doe her no good,
That men Comfort is nothing able to allay the bitterness of God's discomforts upon us Their calling her Naomi could do her no good,
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while she knew her selfe called by the Lord, Marah, and whilst hee did witnesse against her.
while she knew her self called by the Lord, Marah, and while he did witness against her.
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What can it profit a woman of place, whilest she is in the bitternesse of her soule,
What can it profit a woman of place, whilst she is in the bitterness of her soul,
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and afflicted by some grieuous crosse, to be called Lady, Madame, and to be spoken vnto with tearmes of honour,
and afflicted by Some grievous cross, to be called Lady, Madame, and to be spoken unto with terms of honour,
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whilest vnder Gods hand? This should make the greatest therefore take more delight in seeking to please God,
whilst under God's hand? This should make the greatest Therefore take more delight in seeking to please God,
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and to enioy his fauour and countenance, than to be dignified with the most highest titles:
and to enjoy his favour and countenance, than to be dignified with the most highest titles:
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for these will afford no comfort, when God will not afford it.
for these will afford no Comfort, when God will not afford it.
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II. That afflictions are commonly the Lords witnesses against vs, for some thing amisse in vs:
II That afflictions Are commonly the lords Witnesses against us, for Some thing amiss in us:
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for the first cause of them is sinne, and the Lord threatneth them for sin, which the godly in affliction apply vnto themselues.
for the First cause of them is sin, and the Lord threatens them for since, which the godly in affliction apply unto themselves.
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In affliction let vs search out our waies and repent of our sinnes, as did Dauid, Rehoboam, and as the Parable of the prodigall sonne teacheth,
In affliction let us search out our ways and Repent of our Sins, as did David, Rehoboam, and as the Parable of the prodigal son Teaches,
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and the exhortations to repentance vpon the Lords afflicting of his people.
and the exhortations to Repentance upon the lords afflicting of his people.
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We may not be like those in Ezechiels daies, who murmured against the Lords hand vpon them,
We may not be like those in Ezechiels days, who murmured against the lords hand upon them,
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as not being the guilty parties, but that others had sinned, and they vniustly punished. And the Almighty hath afflicted me.
as not being the guilty parties, but that Others had sinned, and they unjustly punished. And the Almighty hath afflicted me.
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] This sheweth how God did witnesse against her, euen by afflicting her.
] This shows how God did witness against her, even by afflicting her.
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He witnesseth against vs by his Word written, by his Messengers expounding and applying the Word, by our own consciences accusing,
He Witnesseth against us by his Word written, by his Messengers expounding and applying the Word, by our own Consciences accusing,
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and by his corrections, and rod punishing. By all which waīes God speaketh actually vnto vs, for our amendment;
and by his corrections, and rod punishing. By all which wains God speaks actually unto us, for our amendment;
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and the godly heare him speake vnto them;
and the godly hear him speak unto them;
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they together with the correction, applying the Word vnto themselues for their instruction, doe make the affliction profitable vnto them.
they together with the correction, applying the Word unto themselves for their instruction, do make the affliction profitable unto them.
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The conclusion which hence I will note, is this: That the godly doe ascribe all their afflictions to the Lord, as Naomi doth here,
The conclusion which hence I will note, is this: That the godly do ascribe all their afflictions to the Lord, as Naomi does Here,
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and as Iob did, Chap. 1. and 6. 4. and 30. 11. because they know that nothing is by chance,
and as Job did, Chap. 1. and 6. 4. and 30. 11. Because they know that nothing is by chance,
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but by his prouidence, Amos 3. 6. 2. Chro. 15. 6. Esay. 45. 7. Things fall not out by meere naturall causes, Iob 5. 6. but as the Lord will.
but by his providence, Amos 3. 6. 2. Chro 15. 6. Isaiah. 45. 7. Things fallen not out by mere natural Causes, Job 5. 6. but as the Lord will.
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And therefore should we learne patience, seeing that afflictions come from God.
And Therefore should we Learn patience, seeing that afflictions come from God.
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This did worke patience in Ioseph, in Iob, and in Dauid; and so it will in all such as feare the Lord,
This did work patience in Ioseph, in Job, and in David; and so it will in all such as Fear the Lord,
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and submit themselues to his good will and pleasure, as our Sauiour did in the Garden, saying to his Father;
and submit themselves to his good will and pleasure, as our Saviour did in the Garden, saying to his Father;
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Not as I will, but as thou wilt. Verse 22. So Naomi returned; Not as I will, but as thou wilt. Verse 22. So Naomi returned;
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and Ruth the Moabitesse her daughter in law with her, which returned out of the Countrey of Moab:
and Ruth the Moabitess her daughter in law with her, which returned out of the Country of Moab:
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and they came to Bethlehem in the beginning of Barley haruest. THe conclusion of this Chapter, and an introduction into that which followeth.
and they Come to Bethlehem in the beginning of Barley harvest. THe conclusion of this Chapter, and an introduction into that which follows.
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This is a briefe summe of their iourney, shewing who, from whence, whither, and at what time of the yeere it was.
This is a brief sum of their journey, showing who, from whence, whither, and At what time of the year it was.
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So Naomi returned, and Ruth the Moabitesse her daughter in law with her, which returned out of the Countrey of Moab, and they came to Bethlehem. So Naomi returned, and Ruth the Moabitess her daughter in law with her, which returned out of the Country of Moab, and they Come to Bethlehem.
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] Of Naomi and Ruth, and their louing iourneying together before hath beene spoken.
] Of Naomi and Ruth, and their loving journeying together before hath been spoken.
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Yet note how the holy Ghost, in naming Ruth, omitteth not to shew againe her Countrey,
Yet note how the holy Ghost, in naming Ruth, omitteth not to show again her Country,
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and that shee was a Moabitesse, and not an Israelitesse by birth, and but daughter in law to Naomi, yet she came with her to Bethlehem, and that in safety. Whence note, I.
and that she was a Moabitess, and not an Israelitesse by birth, and but daughter in law to Naomi, yet she Come with her to Bethlehem, and that in safety. Whence note, I.
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That grace can vnite, where all outward meanes are rather hinderances than furtherances thereto, as country education, & age.
That grace can unite, where all outward means Are rather hindrances than furtherances thereto, as country education, & age.
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Ruth was of Moab, she was othervvise brought vp than Israelites vvere, as a Moabitesse vvoman;Ruth was of Moab, she was otherwise brought up than Israelites were, as a Moabitess woman;
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shee vvas young, and Naomi old, and but daughter in lavv to Naomi, yet shee held on to the end.
she was young, and Naomi old, and but daughter in law to Naomi, yet she held on to the end.
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Labour vvee for grace, which can make vs good, and acceptable to God, what otherwise shall bee wanting vnto vs in worldly respects.
Labour we for grace, which can make us good, and acceptable to God, what otherwise shall be wanting unto us in worldly respects.
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II. That they trauell safely, whom God conducteth; for Naomi saith before, that the Lord brought her home;
II That they travel safely, whom God conducteth; for Naomi Says before, that the Lord brought her home;
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and here is shewed their Countrey.
and Here is showed their Country.
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So Iacob passed vvell on to Mesopotamia, and returned vvith safety, because God vvas vvith him.
So Iacob passed well on to Mesopotamia, and returned with safety, Because God was with him.
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So did Israel iourney to Canaan, in vvhich they vvere safely seated, because the Lord vvas vvith them.
So did Israel journey to Canaan, in which they were safely seated, Because the Lord was with them.
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For he loueth those vvhom he taketh care of, he neuer slumbreth nor sleepeth, and hee is almighty, euer present also to helpe them.
For he loves those whom he Takes care of, he never Slumbereth nor Sleepeth, and he is almighty, ever present also to help them.
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Let vs then get him for our Guide.
Let us then get him for our Guide.
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And this vvee shall doe, if we vndertake a lawfull iourney, if we pray with Moses, that the Lords presence would goe with vs,
And this we shall do, if we undertake a lawful journey, if we pray with Moses, that the lords presence would go with us,
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and beleeue, as he hath promised, that he will neither faile vs, nor forsake vs. III. That such as be attent to their iourney, and desire to come to the end, make no outroads.
and believe, as he hath promised, that he will neither fail us, nor forsake us III. That such as be attended to their journey, and desire to come to the end, make no outroads.
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These came from Moab to Bethlehem, they had no idle vagaries that we read of.
These Come from Moab to Bethlehem, they had no idle vagaries that we read of.
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Old Naomi desired to see her countrey, and young Ruth was not wantonly disposed, but constantly kept her company.
Old Naomi desired to see her country, and young Ruth was not wantonly disposed, but constantly kept her company.
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These two may bee types of the beleeuers, Iew and Gentile trauelling to heauen, and may teach vs to attend our iourney,
These two may be types of the believers, Iew and Gentile travelling to heaven, and may teach us to attend our journey,
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and beware of by-paths, and idle outgoings, but to keepe on straight, turning neither to the right hand nor to the left,
and beware of bypaths, and idle outgoings, but to keep on straight, turning neither to the right hand nor to the left,
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but to remoue our feet from euill. In the beginning of barley haruest. ] This circumstance of the time and season, doth argue the truth of the Story,
but to remove our feet from evil. In the beginning of Barley harvest. ] This circumstance of the time and season, does argue the truth of the Story,
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for shewing the certainty of that, which Naomi had heard before, verse 6. and also to be an introduction to that which followeth in the next chapter.
for showing the certainty of that, which Naomi had herd before, verse 6. and also to be an introduction to that which follows in the next chapter.
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This haruest was in part of March, and part of Aprill: for so much sooner is haruest there than here.
This harvest was in part of March, and part of April: for so much sooner is harvest there than Here.
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This haruest time is that, which is the time promised to all the earth, Gen. 8. but yet not at one time to all.
This harvest time is that, which is the time promised to all the earth, Gen. 8. but yet not At one time to all.
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Now note here this vvith verse. 6. and we may see that haruest is called Gods visiting his people with bread.
Now note Here this with verse. 6. and we may see that harvest is called God's visiting his people with bred.
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Whence we learne, That haruest is Gods blessing, in his mercy giuing bread to sustaine mans life.
Whence we Learn, That harvest is God's blessing, in his mercy giving bred to sustain men life.
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This is his common blessing, Gen. 8. 22. and promised to the obedient with plenty, Leu. 26. 5, 10. for times and seasons are in the Lords hand;
This is his Common blessing, Gen. 8. 22. and promised to the obedient with plenty, Leu. 26. 5, 10. for times and seasons Are in the lords hand;
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and this time is the appointed time to reape and gather in the corne for food, by which man liueth.
and this time is the appointed time to reap and gather in the corn for food, by which man lives.
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Therefore first, let vs acknowledge God, to be the Lord of the haruest, as hee calleth himselfe,
Therefore First, let us acknowledge God, to be the Lord of the harvest, as he calls himself,
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and confesse this blessing to be from him. Secondly, to pray to him for it, seeing it is from him.
and confess this blessing to be from him. Secondly, to pray to him for it, seeing it is from him.
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Thirdly, to bee thankefull when wee enioy this blessing, and to pay the due allotted for the Lords seruice in testimony of thankes.
Thirdly, to be thankful when we enjoy this blessing, and to pay the due allotted for the lords service in testimony of thanks.
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In old time none appeared before the Lord empty.
In old time none appeared before the Lord empty.
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Fourthly, to labour diligētly at this time, seeing it is the appointed time to gather in Gods blessings:
Fourthly, to labour diligently At this time, seeing it is the appointed time to gather in God's blessings:
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and be not slothfull, the Ant will teach thee diligence.
and be not slothful, the Ant will teach thee diligence.
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Fifthly, to take it as a punishment from God, when this haruest is taken from vs, which is done diuers waies,
Fifthly, to take it as a punishment from God, when this harvest is taken from us, which is done diverse ways,
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as by cursing the fruit that it prosper not, or by sending vnseasonable weather to destroy the fruits.
as by cursing the fruit that it prosper not, or by sending unseasonable weather to destroy the fruits.
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Lastly, note hence, that it was in the very beginning of Barley haruest, which was before their Wheate haruest,
Lastly, note hence, that it was in the very beginning of Barley harvest, which was before their Wheat harvest,
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for they had both wheate haruest, as Gen. 30. 14. and 15. 1. and heere Barley haruest,
for they had both wheat harvest, as Gen. 30. 14. and 15. 1. and Here Barley harvest,
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and this also first, as 2. Sam. 21. 9, 10. So that Naomi neglected no time,
and this also First, as 2. Sam. 21. 9, 10. So that Naomi neglected no time,
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but tooke the very beginnning, as soone as euer shee heard of the Lords gracious visitation and mercy towards her people.
but took the very beginning, as soon as ever she herd of the lords gracious Visitation and mercy towards her people.
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Thus can wee prouide for the body;
Thus can we provide for the body;
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let vs care also for the soule, that it want not the foode which endureth to eternall life.
let us care also for the soul, that it want not the food which Endureth to Eternal life.
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And thus much for this first chapter.
And thus much for this First chapter.
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CHAP. II.
CHAP. II
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THis Chapter setteth out how Ruth was intertained after shee came among God people, how shee behaued her selfe,
THis Chapter sets out how Ruth was entertained After she Come among God people, how she behaved her self,
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and what fauour she found at the hands of the chiefest man of the place, where shee abode with her mother in law.
and what favour she found At the hands of the chiefest man of the place, where she Abided with her mother in law.
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Verse 1. And Naomi had a kinsman of her husbands, a mighty man of wealth, of the family of Elimelech, and his name was Boaz. Verse 1. And Naomi had a kinsman of her Husbands, a mighty man of wealth, of the family of Elimelech, and his name was Boaz.
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HEre is the party set out, whom God in his secret counsel had prouided for Ruth, who is described by his affinity with Naomi, & how that was,
Here is the party Set out, whom God in his secret counsel had provided for Ruth, who is described by his affinity with Naomi, & how that was,
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then by his wealth, next, by his family, and lastly, by his name;
then by his wealth, next, by his family, and lastly, by his name;
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the drift is, to declare, what moued so great a man to shew such kindnesse to Ruth a stranger, and a poore woman.
the drift is, to declare, what moved so great a man to show such kindness to Ruth a stranger, and a poor woman.
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And Naomi had a kinsman of her husbands. And Naomi had a kinsman of her Husbands.
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] Naomi was not basely marryed, but to one of an honourable stocke, though now growne poore;] Naomi was not basely married, but to one of an honourable stock, though now grown poor;
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yet this her affinity brought Boaz to haue a good respect vnto Ruth, euen for kindred sake,
yet this her affinity brought Boaz to have a good respect unto Ruth, even for kindred sake,
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and therfore are these words set downe, as is before noted. Here obserue, I. That rich and poore may be nigh of kin.
and Therefore Are these words Set down, as is before noted. Here observe, I. That rich and poor may be High of kin.
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Naomi had a great wealthie man to her kinsman, by her husband, and that very nigh too, Chap. 3. 1. for diuersity of outward estates doth not alter blood and kindred,Naomi had a great wealthy man to her kinsman, by her husband, and that very High too, Chap. 3. 1. for diversity of outward estates does not altar blood and kindred,
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though it make a change in their persons. Let not therefore the rich disdaine their poore kindred:
though it make a change in their Persons. Let not Therefore the rich disdain their poor kindred:
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for pouertie is no disgrace where there is not want of honesty: Christ was poore, and very poore, liuing of the almes of others.
for poverty is no disgrace where there is not want of honesty: christ was poor, and very poor, living of the alms of Others.
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God chooseth his people of such, Iam. 2. None but haue poore kindred, and the best haue in some of their forefathers beene meane enough.
God chooses his people of such, Iam. 2. None but have poor kindred, and the best have in Some of their Forefathers been mean enough.
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II. That euen kindred either is, or should be of force to moue kinsfolke to respect one another.
II That even kindred either is, or should be of force to move kinsfolk to respect one Another.
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This is gathered hence, for that the scope of these words is to shew how Boaz came to respect Ruth, which was for Kindred sake,
This is gathered hence, for that the scope of these words is to show how Boaz Come to respect Ruth, which was for Kindred sake,
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yet chiefly for her vertues, as after shall be shewed;
yet chiefly for her Virtues, as After shall be showed;
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and for loue of kindred, see it in Rahab, Iosh. 2. 13. and in the Sichemites, Iudg. 9. 3. though in other respects, in their choosing of Abimelech, they were not to be commended.
and for love of kindred, see it in Rahab, Joshua 2. 13. and in the Sichemites, Judges 9. 3. though in other respects, in their choosing of Abimelech, they were not to be commended.
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See this also in Samsons friends, Iudg. 16. in Cornelius to his friends, Act. 10. 24. For kindred are bone of bone,
See this also in Samsons Friends, Judges 16. in Cornelius to his Friends, Act. 10. 24. For kindred Are bone of bone,
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as the Israelites spake of Dauid, and are as the branches from one roote, and as members of one body,
as the Israelites spoke of David, and Are as the branches from one root, and as members of one body,
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and therefore must loue one another;
and Therefore must love one Another;
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which reproueth this age, vvhich careth not for their kindred, except they bee rich, vvhich is the sinne of vnnaturalnesse, 2. Tim. 3. A mighty man of wealth.
which Reproveth this age, which Careth not for their kindred, except they be rich, which is the sin of unnaturalness, 2. Tim. 3. A mighty man of wealth.
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] Yet also a godly man, as appeareth by his godly behauior, his speeches, his vvorkes of mercy, his praising vertue in others,
] Yet also a godly man, as appears by his godly behaviour, his Speeches, his works of mercy, his praising virtue in Others,
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and his obedience vnto Gods Lavv, in taking Ruth to vvise. We see then, that a wealthy man may be a godly man sometime.
and his Obedience unto God's Law, in taking Ruth to wise. We see then, that a wealthy man may be a godly man sometime.
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Such a vvealthy man vvas Abraham: so Isaac, Iacob, Iob, and Ioseph of Arimathea: for goods and graces are not in themselues opposite, being both the gifts of God;
Such a wealthy man was Abraham: so Isaac, Iacob, Job, and Ioseph of Arimathea: for goods and graces Are not in themselves opposite, being both the Gifts of God;
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the one may helpe the other, grace to guide and dispose vvell of goods, and goods vvell vsed, to declare and set forth the graces of the heart in almesdeeds, in maintenance of Gods Word,
the one may help the other, grace to guide and dispose well of goods, and goods well used, to declare and Set forth the graces of the heart in almsdeeds, in maintenance of God's Word,
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and in doing other Christian duties:
and in doing other Christian duties:
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grace humbleth, vvhere riches vvould puffe vp, yet riches vvell vsed bring grace in estimation before men,
grace Humbleth, where riches would puff up, yet riches well used bring grace in estimation before men,
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for they inable men to shew forth godlinesse, & to passe on their time with the more comfort,
for they inable men to show forth godliness, & to pass on their time with the more Comfort,
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and to countenance and defend their poore Christian brethren in well-doing. Therefore if grace and goods goe together, thou hast great cause to blesse God:
and to countenance and defend their poor Christian brothers in welldoing. Therefore if grace and goods go together, thou hast great cause to bless God:
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for it is a most happy estate, to bee rich towards the world, and to God too, to bee rich body and soule:
for it is a most happy estate, to be rich towards the world, and to God too, to be rich body and soul:
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But although this is a very rare estate, yet wee see that they may meete together;
But although this is a very rare estate, yet we see that they may meet together;
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and therefore we may not thinke, that he which is rich, cannot be religious.
and Therefore we may not think, that he which is rich, cannot be religious.
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True it is, that it is hard for a rich man to enter into the Kingdome of heauen; but it is not impossible.
True it is, that it is hard for a rich man to enter into the Kingdom of heaven; but it is not impossible.
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If any aske mee why so few are rich which be godly? I answer, Because the Lord chooseth most of such as be poore, for his people;
If any ask me why so few Are rich which be godly? I answer, Because the Lord chooses most of such as be poor, for his people;
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these make conscience of getting goods, and will not follow the way of euill men and worldlings, to enrich themselues,
these make conscience of getting goods, and will not follow the Way of evil men and worldlings, to enrich themselves,
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neither will the Lord make many of them rich, lest they should waxe in their wealth proud,
neither will the Lord make many of them rich, lest they should wax in their wealth proud,
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and forgetfull of God, as men in their abundance do.
and forgetful of God, as men in their abundance do.
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Why, will some say, are most rich men hardly religious? Because God chooseth few of them, they be taken vp with the cares of this life, which choaketh the seede of the Word in them;
Why, will Some say, Are most rich men hardly religious? Because God chooses few of them, they be taken up with the Cares of this life, which choketh the seed of the Word in them;
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they set their hearts vpon their riches, as they see them encrease, and are wholy taken vp therewith,
they Set their hearts upon their riches, as they see them increase, and Are wholly taken up therewith,
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so as they cannot set their mindes on better things.
so as they cannot Set their minds on better things.
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Lastly, they make riches their God, so as they cannot serue God, because they serue Mammon.
Lastly, they make riches their God, so as they cannot serve God, Because they serve Mammon.
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And of the family of Elimelech. And of the family of Elimelech.
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] So as Boaz and hee were both of one house and stocke, and very nobly borne both of them, Chap. 4. 20, 21. yet Elimelech poore,
] So as Boaz and he were both of one house and stock, and very nobly born both of them, Chap. 4. 20, 21. yet Elimelech poor,
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and his wife in a very meane estate:
and his wife in a very mean estate:
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so as wee hence may see, That parents may prouide for posterity, but which of their children shall be rich, which poore, is of Gods disposing, and not of mans forecast;
so as we hence may see, That Parents may provide for posterity, but which of their children shall be rich, which poor, is of God's disposing, and not of men forecast;
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as wee may see in these two, whose Ancestor Nahshon was the Prince of Iudah, the Royall Tribe,
as we may see in these two, whose Ancestor Nahshon was the Prince of Iudah, the Royal Tribe,
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and ruled ouer 74000. men of war, or was fit for it.
and ruled over 74000. men of war, or was fit for it.
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Thus parents may haue a goodly portion, when some of theirs may haue nothing left them.
Thus Parents may have a goodly portion, when Some of theirs may have nothing left them.
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For riches are Gods gift, he can bestow them, and he can take them away againe, which Iob acknowledged.
For riches Are God's gift, he can bestow them, and he can take them away again, which Job acknowledged.
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If parents cannot make their children rich, then let them not with too much care vexe themselues for them:
If Parents cannot make their children rich, then let them not with too much care vex themselves for them:
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let them not think that by their scraping together, they can make them wealthy after them; that is Gods blessing; that is his mercy;
let them not think that by their scraping together, they can make them wealthy After them; that is God's blessing; that is his mercy;
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for if he blesse it not, Oh how soone is that consumed by children, which parents got with great labour and care,
for if he bless it not, O how soon is that consumed by children, which Parents god with great labour and care,
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and perhaps with an ill conscience too, which procured the curse, besides much infamy and hatred of men in their life time!
and perhaps with an ill conscience too, which procured the curse, beside much infamy and hatred of men in their life time!
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Is it not madnesse in parents to damne themselues, in hope to make their children great, seeing they cannot effect what they striue for,
Is it not madness in Parents to damn themselves, in hope to make their children great, seeing they cannot Effect what they strive for,
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except God bee so pleased to haue it? And then heere let children looke vp to God,
except God be so pleased to have it? And then Here let children look up to God,
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and learne to feare him, and rest not in their parents gettings, but rather let them set themselues to honest callings,
and Learn to Fear him, and rest not in their Parents gettings, but rather let them Set themselves to honest callings,
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and learne how to bee able honestly and frugally to manage that which shall be giuen to them, that when they shall haue such goods and lands in their hands, which their parents shall leaue them, they may the better be able to employ them,
and Learn how to be able honestly and frugally to manage that which shall be given to them, that when they shall have such goods and Lands in their hands, which their Parents shall leave them, they may the better be able to employ them,
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and so preserue vvisely that which is befallen vnto them:
and so preserve wisely that which is befallen unto them:
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For let parents get what they can, if they leaue their children without callings, idlely brought vp, to goe brauely,
For let Parents get what they can, if they leave their children without callings, idly brought up, to go bravely,
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and to follow the loose wayes of most rich mens children in these dayes, as not knowing any thing,
and to follow the lose ways of most rich men's children in these days, as not knowing any thing,
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but how to play the Gentlemen, as they call it;
but how to play the Gentlemen, as they call it;
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a consumption will soone sease vpon all, and turne them out of all, and they become beggers, as dayly experience sheweth.
a consumption will soon seize upon all, and turn them out of all, and they become beggars, as daily experience shows.
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And his name was Boaz. ] This is added for more certaine knowledge of the party her kinsman;And his name was Boaz. ] This is added for more certain knowledge of the party her kinsman;
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circumstances make Histories more credible, and therefore are they expressed.
Circumstances make Histories more credible, and Therefore Are they expressed.
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This name signifieth [ strength or fortitude ] whose sonne he was, and of what house he came, is noted afterwards in the end of the fourth chapter.
This name signifies [ strength or fortitude ] whose son he was, and of what house he Come, is noted afterwards in the end of the fourth chapter.
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Verse 2. And Ruth the Moabitesse said vnto Naomi, Let me now goe to the field,Verse 2. And Ruth the Moabitess said unto Naomi, Let me now go to the field,
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and gleane eares of corne after him, in whose sight I shall find grace. And shee said vnto her, Goe, my daughter.
and glean ears of corn After him, in whose sighed I shall find grace. And she said unto her, Go, my daughter.
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THis verse is a request made, and sheweth, first, of whom it is made:
THis verse is a request made, and shows, First, of whom it is made:
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then, to whom, and for what, with the graunt thereunto, as is apparent by the words:
then, to whom, and for what, with the grant thereunto, as is apparent by the words:
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The scope is to shew how great things come to passe by poore and vnlikely beginnings;
The scope is to show how great things come to pass by poor and unlikely beginnings;
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as we may see in this of Ruth, of Ioseph cōming to be a Prince in Egypt:
as we may see in this of Ruth, of Ioseph coming to be a Prince in Egypt:
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the like may be seen in Moses, yea in the glorious aduancement of Christs Gospel.
the like may be seen in Moses, yea in the glorious advancement of Christ Gospel.
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By all which Gods power and wisedome is shewed, mans wisedome cast downe, & our selues incouraged to haue faith and confidence in God.
By all which God's power and Wisdom is showed, men Wisdom cast down, & our selves encouraged to have faith and confidence in God.
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And Ruth the Moabitesse said vnto Naomi. And Ruth the Moabitess said unto Naomi.
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] When Ruth was come into Iudah, shee and Naomi dwelt together, but yet in poore estate,
] When Ruth was come into Iudah, she and Naomi dwelled together, but yet in poor estate,
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and now time seruing to helpe themselues by labour, Ruth bethinketh her selfe what to do in this case;
and now time serving to help themselves by labour, Ruth bethinketh her self what to do in this case;
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shee murmureth not against the God of Israel, as his owne people the Israelites did in the wildernesse,
she murmureth not against the God of Israel, as his own people the Israelites did in the Wilderness,
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and were ready to returne into Egypt; shee minded not Moab;
and were ready to return into Egypt; she minded not Moab;
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shee was not offended with Naomi her pouertie, nor with the rest for not affording her plenty;
she was not offended with Naomi her poverty, nor with the rest for not affording her plenty;
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but shee resolueth to vse her owne labour for her helpe, while the time did serue.
but she resolveth to use her own labour for her help, while the time did serve.
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From which we may learne, That honest hearts truely intertaining Religion, doe not forsake it or the godly for worldly wants.
From which we may Learn, That honest hearts truly entertaining Religion, do not forsake it or the godly for worldly Wants.
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Ruth could not for these things be made to start backe; nor Saint Paul for all his afflictions;Ruth could not for these things be made to start back; nor Saint Paul for all his afflictions;
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for sincere hearts loue Religion for it selfe, and the godly for their vertues, not for their outward estate;
for sincere hearts love Religion for it self, and the godly for their Virtues, not for their outward estate;
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they also doe know a reward of eternall happinesse to be in the life to come, which they set before them,
they also do know a reward of Eternal happiness to be in the life to come, which they Set before them,
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and therefore do not take offence from the outward things of this life, which they least esteeme of,
and Therefore do not take offence from the outward things of this life, which they least esteem of,
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and looke to haue the least share in them; which reproueth those that for the wants of the world bid farewell to the Word,
and look to have the least share in them; which Reproveth those that for the Wants of the world bid farewell to the Word,
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like Demasses: but the Apostles for Christ forsooke all;
like Dema sus: but the Apostles for christ forsook all;
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and Moses chose the poore estate of the godly to liue religiously, before the Court of Pharaoh to liue viciously.
and Moses chosen the poor estate of the godly to live religiously, before the Court of Pharaoh to live viciously.
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Let this checke also those which vpon euery want murmur against God, and are ready with the rebellious company in the Wildernesse, to returne into Egyptian bondage of sinne & Satan, for to inioy some outward & worldly contentment.
Let this check also those which upon every want murmur against God, and Are ready with the rebellious company in the Wilderness, to return into Egyptian bondage of sin & Satan, for to enjoy Some outward & worldly contentment.
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Let me now goe to the field. Let me now go to the field.
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] Though it was honest, good, and necessary which Ruth intended, yet would shee not goe abroad without her mother in lawes leaue and good liking:
] Though it was honest, good, and necessary which Ruth intended, yet would she not go abroad without her mother in laws leave and good liking:
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For godly children hold themselues bound to be at the disposing of their parents, yea in all lawfull and necessary things,
For godly children hold themselves bound to be At the disposing of their Parents, yea in all lawful and necessary things,
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though their pareuts also be poore; because such children make conscience of the Commandement of honouring their parents. Let children follow this example:
though their pareuts also be poor; Because such children make conscience of the Commandment of honouring their Parents. Let children follow this Exampl:
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Ruth was but a daughter in law, yet see her grace and humility, which the Lord rewarded vnto her.Ruth was but a daughter in law, yet see her grace and humility, which the Lord rewarded unto her.
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Which iustly condemneth the sawcinesse of children in law in these dayes, who thinke no duety to be due to father or mother in law, especially if they be poore, as was Naomi here.
Which justly Condemneth the sauciness of children in law in these days, who think no duty to be due to father or mother in law, especially if they be poor, as was Naomi Here.
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But what speake I of children in law? I wish that a iust complaint might not be taken vp against such as by nature owe themselues vnto their parents.
But what speak I of children in law? I wish that a just complaint might not be taken up against such as by nature owe themselves unto their Parents.
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Are there not Dinah - like daughters, which will follow their delights till they returne home with shame? Doe not many marry as their lust doth leade, without any respect to their parents,
are there not Dinah - like daughters, which will follow their delights till they return home with shame? Do not many marry as their lust does lead, without any respect to their Parents,
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like the wanton sonnes before the floud? I wish the seed of Esaus were not among vs, which vexe their parents.
like the wanton Sons before the flood? I wish the seed of Esaus were not among us, which vex their Parents.
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Children will seeke to be nourished of their parents when they are yong, or when they be in need:
Children will seek to be nourished of their Parents when they Are young, or when they be in need:
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But if parents haue need of them, Ah how vnnaturall be they!
But if Parents have need of them, Ah how unnatural be they!
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Will they like a Ruth willingly labour for them? Or will they not rather despise them,
Will they like a Ruth willingly labour for them? Or will they not rather despise them,
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and get from them, and labour for others? A strange Masters commandement shall be obeyed,
and get from them, and labour for Others? A strange Masters Commandment shall be obeyed,
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when a word from poore parents will make stubborne children the more disobedient:
when a word from poor Parents will make stubborn children the more disobedient:
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But let children know and remember the Law against a stubborne sonne, Deut. 21. 18. and the curse which is threatned against such as despise their parents, that they may feare and tremble,
But let children know and Remember the Law against a stubborn son, Deuteronomy 21. 18. and the curse which is threatened against such as despise their Parents, that they may Fear and tremble,
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and doe no more so wickedly. And gleane eares of corne after him.
and do no more so wickedly. And glean ears of corn After him.
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] Ruth asketh not leaue to runne abroad to see others, or to be seene, to see the countrey, to get acquaintance, to goe to Wakes, Reuels, May-games, Morrisdauncings,] Ruth asks not leave to run abroad to see Others, or to be seen, to see the country, to get acquaintance, to go to Wakes, Revels, May-games, Morrisdauncings,
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and such heathenish vanities practised too commonly heere, but not knowne among the ancient people of God.
and such Heathenish vanities practised too commonly Here, but not known among the ancient people of God.
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No, no, Ruth desireth to goe to labour for her liuing, and to helpe also her poore old mother in law,
No, no, Ruth Desires to go to labour for her living, and to help also her poor old mother in law,
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yea shee was not ashamed to goe to gleane;
yea she was not ashamed to go to glean;
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though shee had beene the wife of one so well descended, shee scorneth not honest labour:
though she had been the wife of one so well descended, she scorneth not honest labour:
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For honest minds will stoupe to base meanes (in proud persons conceits) so they be honest to relieue their wants in their poore estate.
For honest minds will stoop to base means (in proud Persons conceits) so they be honest to relieve their Wants in their poor estate.
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Moses will not stand vpon his education, the gifts of his mind, and singular learning in all the wisedome of the Egyptians,Moses will not stand upon his education, the Gifts of his mind, and singular learning in all the Wisdom of the egyptians,
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but will be content to keepe Iethroes sheep in his need;
but will be content to keep Jethro's sheep in his need;
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so will Paul worke with his hands, and make tents to maintaine himselfe, though he was brought vp as a Scholler vnder learned Gamaliel. The humilitie of these is to be followed,
so will Paul work with his hands, and make tents to maintain himself, though he was brought up as a Scholar under learned Gamaliel. The humility of these is to be followed,
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as praise-worthy for their vertue and pietie herein.
as praiseworthy for their virtue and piety herein.
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It is no shame to labour when men are brought low, whatsoeuer they be by birth,
It is no shame to labour when men Are brought low, whatsoever they be by birth,
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as they call it, and by their first education:
as they call it, and by their First education:
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The godly neuer stood vpon these tearmes, as many now doe, who brag of their Gentrie,
The godly never stood upon these terms, as many now do, who brag of their Gentry,
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and yet are not ashamed to goe a begging, or hang vpon their richer kindred, till they be weary of them,
and yet Are not ashamed to go a begging, or hang upon their Richer kindred, till they be weary of them,
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or will runne into dishonest courses, and all this forsooth because they hold labour a disgrace;
or will run into dishonest courses, and all this forsooth Because they hold labour a disgrace;
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worke they cannot, they will not;
work they cannot, they will not;
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but it is no shame for them to liue dishonestly, and idlely, contrary to nature, contrary to Gods iniunction, that men should labour, contrary to the practice of all the godly,
but it is no shame for them to live dishonestly, and idly, contrary to nature, contrary to God's injunction, that men should labour, contrary to the practice of all the godly,
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and the example of Christ himselfe, who wrought in a handie-craft, as may be gathered by the words out of the Euangelist,
and the Exampl of christ himself, who wrought in a handicraft, as may be gathered by the words out of the Evangelist,
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and in that it was said, He went home & was obedient vnto his parents. Note further how the truly-religious will not liue idly.
and in that it was said, He went home & was obedient unto his Parents. Note further how the truly-religious will not live idly.
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This we may see in Ruth here, & in Iacob, and others; for they make conscience of the losse of time.
This we may see in Ruth Here, & in Iacob, and Others; for they make conscience of the loss of time.
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Let him or they whosoeuer, which thinke themselues religious indeed, make conscience to take paines in some calling, and beware of liuing idlely.
Let him or they whosoever, which think themselves religious indeed, make conscience to take pains in Some calling, and beware of living idly.
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What if they can say, they haue outward meanes enough for themselues to liue vpon? Yet they are not to liue idlely,
What if they can say, they have outward means enough for themselves to live upon? Yet they Are not to live idly,
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because idlenesse is a great sinne, the nurse of all vice, as we see in those that liue idlely, they are made the deuils instruments to all villanie;
Because idleness is a great sin, the nurse of all vice, as we see in those that live idly, they Are made the Devils Instruments to all villainy;
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neither is it enough that a man can maintaine himselfe, & be chargeable to none, but he must liue to doe good to others, as the Apostle teacheth.
neither is it enough that a man can maintain himself, & be chargeable to none, but he must live to do good to Others, as the Apostle Teaches.
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Lastly, obserue that gleaning, as now, so then, was a lawfull meanes for the poore to get corne for food;
Lastly, observe that gleaning, as now, so then, was a lawful means for the poor to get corn for food;
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as we may read in the Bookes of Moses. And thus the Lord shewed his care for the poore,
as we may read in the Books of Moses. And thus the Lord showed his care for the poor,
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and also taught the rich in the midst of Gods mercy, and bounty toward them, to be mindfull of the needie brethren, and not to forget them.
and also taught the rich in the midst of God's mercy, and bounty towards them, to be mindful of the needy brothers, and not to forget them.
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The rich therefore must giue the poore leaue to gleane;
The rich Therefore must give the poor leave to glean;
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they may not driue them out of the field, neither may they gleane vp their lands themselues, they may not driven them out of the field, neither may they glean up their Lands themselves,
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and so rob the poore of their due, which is the scatterings of Gods mercy towards them.
and so rob the poor of their endue, which is the scatterings of God's mercy towards them.
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And here let the poore honestly take this libertie to gleane, but first let them aske leaue of the owner,
And Here let the poor honestly take this liberty to glean, but First let them ask leave of the owner,
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as Ruth did, verse 7. then also to acknowledge it a fauour, as shee did.
as Ruth did, verse 7. then also to acknowledge it a favour, as she did.
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Thirdly, to gather the scattered eares, and not to cut off the eares of standing corne,
Thirdly, to gather the scattered ears, and not to Cut off the ears of standing corn,
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nor to steale whole sheaues, or out of shockes, as many theeuish people doe, to the hurt of their owne soules,
nor to steal Whole sheaves, or out of shocks, as many thievish people do, to the hurt of their own Souls,
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and the hardening of mens hearts against themselues, and other poore people more honest then they.
and the hardening of men's hearts against themselves, and other poor people more honest then they.
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In whose sight I shall find fauour. ] So she went, but as vnacquainted: Shee had libertie to gleane by Law;In whose sighed I shall find favour. ] So she went, but as unacquainted: She had liberty to glean by Law;
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yet shee speaketh as one that would gleane with leaue, and as shee that had hope to find fauour somewhere,
yet she speaks as one that would glean with leave, and as she that had hope to find favour somewhere,
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though shee knew not of whom to expect it in particular.
though she knew not of whom to expect it in particular.
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Thus shee goeth, as we say, at random, or at aduenture, but God, as he had decreed,
Thus she Goes, as we say, At random, or At adventure, but God, as he had decreed,
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so he directed her by the hand of his prouidence, whither shee should goe.
so he directed her by the hand of his providence, whither she should go.
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One thing note here, that the godly, in vsing lawfull meanes to liue, hope to find fauour with one or other for their reliefe;
One thing note Here, that the godly, in using lawful means to live, hope to find favour with one or other for their relief;
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this Ruths words here doe shew as much.
this Ruths words Here do show as much.
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For they trust in God, who hath the hearts of men in his hand to encline them,
For they trust in God, who hath the hearts of men in his hand to incline them,
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as he pleaseth, as he did Boaz towards Ruth, & who also hath promised his helpe to those, which vsing lawfull meanes, do depend vpon him.
as he Pleases, as he did Boaz towards Ruth, & who also hath promised his help to those, which using lawful means, do depend upon him.
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And therefore in doing our part, and vsing the meanes, let vs in our wants hope well:
And Therefore in doing our part, and using the means, let us in our Wants hope well:
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let vs not doubt, but that he will blesse our labours. And shee said vnto her, Goe, my daughter.
let us not doubt, but that he will bless our labours. And she said unto her, Go, my daughter.
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] See here how meekely and louingly this good old Naomi answereth:
] See Here how meekly and lovingly this good old Naomi Answers:
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no doubt but it reioyced her heart, to see her so willing to take paines, whom shee, perhaps, would haue beene loth to haue pressed to such a meane businesse.
no doubt but it rejoiced her heart, to see her so willing to take pains, whom she, perhaps, would have been loath to have pressed to such a mean business.
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We may note, that requests are to be graunted of parents, vnto children, when they be lawfull and fit.
We may note, that requests Are to be granted of Parents, unto children, when they be lawful and fit.
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As Iob did to his children to feast together;
As Job did to his children to feast together;
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Dauid to Amnon his request to haue Tamar sent to dresse meate for him, though yet villanie was in Amnons heart; David to Amnon his request to have Tamar sent to dress meat for him, though yet villainy was in Amnons heart;
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but the request was resonable, and therefore yeelded vnto of Dauid: so was Absaloms desiring to goe to Hebron (as he pretended) to pay his vow, which he had made vnto God.
but the request was reasonable, and Therefore yielded unto of David: so was Absaloms desiring to go to Hebron (as he pretended) to pay his Voelli, which he had made unto God.
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Caleb also graunted his daughter her request; and Naomi Ruths here; which is to be followed of louing parents; Caleb also granted his daughter her request; and Naomi Ruths Here; which is to be followed of loving Parents;
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but yet withall with deliberate consideration of the reasons, vpon which the request is made;
but yet withal with deliberate consideration of the Reasons, upon which the request is made;
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lest a Dauid be deluded, and wickednesse be committed, by an outragious Amnon. Another thing may bee obserued, which is this, that a meeke and louing spirit giueth a meeke and a louing answere.
lest a David be deluded, and wickedness be committed, by an outrageous Amnon. another thing may be observed, which is this, that a meek and loving Spirit gives a meek and a loving answer.
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Naomi saith not, Goe, as a sturdy speech;Naomi Says not, Go, as a sturdy speech;
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but, Goe, my Daughter, for shee was not of a sturdy, proud and impatient spirit, of which a rough and churlish speech is a signe.
but, Go, my Daughter, for she was not of a sturdy, proud and impatient Spirit, of which a rough and churlish speech is a Signen.
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And therfore let vs learne to answere meekely and louingly, that we may not be iustly censured for churlish natures, proud and impatient:
And Therefore let us Learn to answer meekly and lovingly, that we may not be justly censured for churlish nature's, proud and impatient:
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good speech is very gracefull to others, and procureth loue to our selues, as the contrary doth prouoke vnto wrath,
good speech is very graceful to Others, and procureth love to our selves, as the contrary does provoke unto wrath,
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as we see Nabals answere did vnto Dauid. Verse 3. And shee went, and came and gleaned in the field after the Reapers;
as we see Nabals answer did unto David. Verse 3. And she went, and Come and gleaned in the field After the Reapers;
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and her hap was to light on a part of the field belonging to Boaz, who was of the kindred of Elimelech.
and her hap was to Light on a part of the field belonging to Boaz, who was of the kindred of Elimelech.
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AS Ruth craued leaue and obtained it, so she now goeth abroad, and by Gods good prouidence lighteth on the field of Boaz. So as here is shewed what shee did abroad; shee gleaned: then how; after the Reapers: where it was;
AS Ruth craved leave and obtained it, so she now Goes abroad, and by God's good providence lights on the field of Boaz. So as Here is showed what she did abroad; she gleaned: then how; After the Reapers: where it was;
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in Boaz field, who is here againe said to bee Elimelechs kinsman, that so the prouidence of God might herein more clearely appeare.
in Boaz field, who is Here again said to be Elimelech's kinsman, that so the providence of God might herein more clearly appear.
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And shee went, and came and gleaned in the field. ] Shee craued leaue to goe, and when it was graunted her, shee accordingly went.And she went, and Come and gleaned in the field. ] She craved leave to go, and when it was granted her, she accordingly went.
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Honest motions and intendments to well-doing are to bee put into practice: else they bee nothing worth.Honest motions and intendments to welldoing Are to be put into practice: Else they be nothing worth.
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Paul had a mind to visite the brethren, and so hee did; the prodigall sonne had a purpose to returne home, and hee returned; Paul had a mind to visit the brothers, and so he did; the prodigal son had a purpose to return home, and he returned;
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Moses thought of going out to visit his brethren, and so he did. If motions be good, it is good to put them in execution, and that speedily, Moses Thought of going out to visit his brothers, and so he did. If motions be good, it is good to put them in execution, and that speedily,
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if cause so require, as Ruth doth here;
if cause so require, as Ruth does Here;
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and not to mind, purpose, and will to doe well, and yet neuer to doe as they so purpose, losing the fruit of good thoughts.
and not to mind, purpose, and will to do well, and yet never to do as they so purpose, losing the fruit of good thoughts.
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Againe, note from this, her bold aduenture, and going forth in such perillous times, that whom necessity moueth and confidence in God encourageth, they doe feare no danger.
Again, note from this, her bold adventure, and going forth in such perilous times, that whom necessity moves and confidence in God Encourageth, they do Fear no danger.
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Ruth went abroad among strangers, shee was a stranger and a young woman, yet trusting in God,Ruth went abroad among Strangers, she was a stranger and a young woman, yet trusting in God,
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and being vrged of necessity to vse honest meanes to liue, shee feared no perill,
and being urged of necessity to use honest means to live, she feared no peril,
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though in those dayes euery one did what they listed, because there was then no King in Israel.
though in those days every one did what they listed, Because there was then no King in Israel.
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Of such an vndaunted spirit was Ehud, in setting vpon Eglon; Gideon, in destroying Baals altar;
Of such an undaunted Spirit was Ehud, in setting upon Eglon; gideon, in destroying Baal's altar;
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Eliah, in seeing the face of Achab; and Michaiab, in telling the truth before 2. Kings, cōtrary to the word of 400. false prophets.Elijah, in seeing the face of Ahab; and Michaiah, in telling the truth before 2. Kings, contrary to the word of 400. false Prophets.
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For when men haue faith in God, when the duty of their calling warranteth them, they grow couragious and bold,
For when men have faith in God, when the duty of their calling warrants them, they grow courageous and bold,
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and doe put on a resolution without feare.
and do put on a resolution without Fear.
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Therefore in our affaires to remoue feare, let vs haue an honest calling to that which wee goe about,
Therefore in our affairs to remove Fear, let us have an honest calling to that which we go about,
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and haue confidence in God, who is able and will stand by to helpe vs. After the Reapers. ] Shee followed such as cut vp the standing corne;
and have confidence in God, who is able and will stand by to help us After the Reapers. ] She followed such as Cut up the standing corn;
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she thrust not her selfe in before, or among them, as an impudent bold housewife;
she thrust not her self in before, or among them, as an impudent bold housewife;
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but followed after thē, to gather vp the scattered eares, which they did leaue, and neither this did shee,
but followed After them, to gather up the scattered ears, which they did leave, and neither this did she,
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neither without leaue, see verse 7. all making to the commendation of the honesty, modestie, humility,
neither without leave, see verse 7. all making to the commendation of the honesty, modesty, humility,
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and good behauiour of this vertuous young woman, that her example might be for others to imitate.
and good behaviour of this virtuous young woman, that her Exampl might be for Others to imitate.
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And her hap was. ] That is, though shee went at vnawares, making choise of no place,And her hap was. ] That is, though she went At unawares, making choice of no place,
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but where shee should find fauour, yet shee light well, by Gods good prouidence; which is here to be vnderstood in her good hap:
but where she should find favour, yet she Light well, by God's good providence; which is Here to be understood in her good hap:
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which word is spoken according to men;
which word is spoken according to men;
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when things fall out besides a mans purpose, or otherwise than was intended, and whereof a man is ignorant,
when things fallen out beside a men purpose, or otherwise than was intended, and whereof a man is ignorant,
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before the thing come to passe, then it is counted hap, or lucke, or as the Heathen vsed to speake, fortune.
before the thing come to pass, then it is counted hap, or luck, or as the Heathen used to speak, fortune.
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It is not vnlawfull to speake according to men thus, It happened, It chanced, It was my luck, so it be we vnderstand thereby, that which happeneth beyond our purpose and expectation, It is not unlawful to speak according to men thus, It happened, It chanced, It was my luck, so it be we understand thereby, that which Happeneth beyond our purpose and expectation,
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but yet guided by Gods hand and prouidence, and also that wee know and hold no meere chance,
but yet guided by God's hand and providence, and also that we know and hold no mere chance,
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and fortune, as the Heathen haue imagined, without the hand of God acknowledged therein, as the idolatrous priests,
and fortune, as the Heathen have imagined, without the hand of God acknowledged therein, as the idolatrous Priests,
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and diuiners of the Philistims once spoke;
and diviners of the philistines once spoke;
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if wee vnderstanding our selues in this wise, there is no scruple to be made of speaking, as aforesaid;
if we understanding our selves in this wise, there is no scruple to be made of speaking, as aforesaid;
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alwaies excepting in cleare case, where the apparent hand of God is seene: for thus offended the Philistines.
always excepting in clear case, where the apparent hand of God is seen: for thus offended the philistines.
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To light on a part of the field belonging vnto Boaz. ] God doth so gouerne mens actions, To Light on a part of the field belonging unto Boaz. ] God does so govern men's actions,
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as things fall out beyond expectatiō as they were to be wished. as things fallen out beyond expectation as they were to be wished.
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See it in the successe of Abrahams seruāt, sent to fetch a wife for Isaac: in Eliah his comming to the poore widdow of Sarepta in a most fit houre;
See it in the success of Abrahams seruamt, sent to fetch a wife for Isaac: in Elijah his coming to the poor widow of Sarepta in a most fit hour;
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and in Sauls comming into the Caue where Dauid and his men were;
and in Saul's coming into the Cave where David and his men were;
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by which, Dauid tooke occasion to cleare his innocency to Saul, which otherwise could neuer haue beene so well demonstrated.
by which, David took occasion to clear his innocency to Saul, which otherwise could never have been so well demonstrated.
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And this God doth, as foreknovving, and determining euery thing, and ruling the same by the hand of his prouidence,
And this God does, as foreknovving, and determining every thing, and ruling the same by the hand of his providence,
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as himselfe hath determined to bring things to passe.
as himself hath determined to bring things to pass.
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This should make vs to rely vpon Gods prouidence, as Abraham did in that thing, vvhich vvas to his seruant vncertaine,
This should make us to rely upon God's providence, as Abraham did in that thing, which was to his servant uncertain,
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and also to acknovvledge his prouidence in euery thing, in a vvorke of mercy to be thankefull,
and also to acknowledge his providence in every thing, in a work of mercy to be thankful,
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and in any other triall to learne patience.
and in any other trial to Learn patience.
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Note again hence, that God will prosperously direct the wellminded, which will vse honest meanes to relieue themselues.
Note again hence, that God will prosperously Direct the wellminded, which will use honest means to relieve themselves.
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So hath he promised, Psal. 37. 3. for their vvay is vvell pleasing to God, in such a course and case.
So hath he promised, Psalm 37. 3. for their Way is well pleasing to God, in such a course and case.
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Let vs therefore depend on God, and vse honest meanes to sustaine our vvants: so shall vve assuredly haue experience of Gods goodnesse tovvards vs. Who was of the kindred of Elimelech.
Let us Therefore depend on God, and use honest means to sustain our Wants: so shall we assuredly have experience of God's Goodness towards us Who was of the kindred of Elimelech.
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] These vvords are againe mentioned, to shevv that it vvas the same Boaz, mentioned before,
] These words Are again mentioned, to show that it was the same Boaz, mentioned before,
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and also to shew why Ruth had so quickly obtained leaue to gleane there, and why Boaz did so much respect her afterwards,
and also to show why Ruth had so quickly obtained leave to glean there, and why Boaz did so much respect her afterwards,
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and that of a suddaine, vpon so small acquaintance, and to giue vs to know, what a way hereby was made to further the Lords intendment in matching Boaz with this Ruth, Elimelechs daughter in law,
and that of a sudden, upon so small acquaintance, and to give us to know, what a Way hereby was made to further the lords intendment in matching Boaz with this Ruth, Elimelech's daughter in law,
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and the wife once of Mahlon, one of his sonnes, which being dead, the next kinsman was to raise vp the name of the dead,
and the wife once of Mahlon, one of his Sons, which being dead, the next kinsman was to raise up the name of the dead,
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and to take the widdow for his wife, so that Elimelech might not want one for his inheritance amongst Gods people.
and to take the widow for his wife, so that Elimelech might not want one for his inheritance among God's people.
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Verse. 4. And behold, Boaz came from Bethlehem, and said vnto the Reapers, The Lord bee with you.Verse. 4. And behold, Boaz Come from Bethlehem, and said unto the Reapers, The Lord be with you.
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And they answered him, The Lord blesse thee.
And they answered him, The Lord bless thee.
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GOD bringeth Ruth by his hand into Boaz field, and then he by the same hand draweth Boaz to come thither while shee was there, that so the one might be knowne to the other;
GOD brings Ruth by his hand into Boaz field, and then he by the same hand draws Boaz to come thither while she was there, that so the one might be known to the other;
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that by seeing and liking, the match might bee made, which God in his mercy intended for his daughter, this young woman.
that by seeing and liking, the match might be made, which God in his mercy intended for his daughter, this young woman.
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Here in this verse is Boaz going into the field to his Reapers; then his saluting of them, and their re-saluting of him.
Here in this verse is Boaz going into the field to his Reapers; then his saluting of them, and their re-saluting of him.
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And behold. ] This is vsed to set out a remarkeable thing, and is here, And behold. ] This is used to Set out a remarkable thing, and is Here,
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as if it had beene said, Take notice of Gods prouidēce herein, as a thing worthy obseruation, that Boaz should now come into the field, at this time,
as if it had been said, Take notice of God's providence herein, as a thing worthy observation, that Boaz should now come into the field, At this time,
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vnto his Reapers, and in willing the Reader to behold this, wee may learne, That the prouident hand of God is in all things to be diligently marked and obserued.
unto his Reapers, and in willing the Reader to behold this, we may Learn, That the provident hand of God is in all things to be diligently marked and observed.
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For hereby we shall see God in euery thing, and so acknowledge his ruling hand in and ouer all;
For hereby we shall see God in every thing, and so acknowledge his ruling hand in and over all;
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wee shall see his fauour and helpe in deliuering his children and seruants, as he did Dauid from Saul; in furthering them to their honour and welfare,
we shall see his favour and help in delivering his children and Servants, as he did David from Saul; in furthering them to their honour and welfare,
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as here Ruth; and so Mordecai, when the King must, in reading, light vpon that place in his Chronicles, which concerned him.
as Here Ruth; and so Mordecai, when the King must, in reading, Light upon that place in his Chronicles, which concerned him.
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Wee shall then hereby see his wrath against the wicked, in bringing Iezabel to Iezreel, with Iehoram and Ahaziah, to cut off at once the house of Ahab, as he had threatned.
we shall then hereby see his wrath against the wicked, in bringing Jezebel to Jezreel, with Jehoram and Ahaziah, to Cut off At once the house of Ahab, as he had threatened.
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Let vs then obserue wisely the hand of Gods prouidence, that he may haue the glory in all things,
Let us then observe wisely the hand of God's providence, that he may have the glory in all things,
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when we see his rule and power either in his workes of mercy, or workes of iudgement.
when we see his Rule and power either in his works of mercy, or works of judgement.
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Boaz came from Bethlehem, ] vnto his Reapers, who were reaping in his field, and so like a good husband would haue an eye vnto them:Boaz Come from Bethlehem, ] unto his Reapers, who were reaping in his field, and so like a good husband would have an eye unto them:
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for good housholders do ouersee the affaires of their house & family, and such also as they set on worke.
for good householders do oversee the affairs of their house & family, and such also as they Set on work.
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2. King. 4. 8, 18. The Shunamite would bee with his Reapers, as Boaz was here.
2. King. 4. 8, 18. The Shunamite would be with his Reapers, as Boaz was Here.
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This is Salomons counsell, Pro. 27. 23. And the praise of a good housewife also is, to looke well to the waies of her household,
This is Solomon's counsel, Pro 27. 23. And the praise of a good housewife also is, to look well to the ways of her household,
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because riches are vncertaine, Pro. 27. 24. they abide not for euer:
Because riches Are uncertain, Pro 27. 24. they abide not for ever:
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and it is no lesse a vertue to keepe what we haue gotten, then to get what wee had not.
and it is no less a virtue to keep what we have got, then to get what we had not.
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Carefull vigilancy ouer our family is a good means to preserue our estate: by this shal we see, who is faithfull and painfull, to commend and reward them,
Careful vigilancy over our family is a good means to preserve our estate: by this shall we see, who is faithful and painful, to commend and reward them,
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and who is negligent and faithlesse to reproue and correct them, or else to remoue them.
and who is negligent and faithless to reprove and correct them, or Else to remove them.
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Let vs therefore learne to play the good husbands, as men say;
Let us Therefore Learn to play the good Husbands, as men say;
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for it is no fault for a man to be thriuing, or for the greatest to looke well to their charge:
for it is no fault for a man to be thriving, or for the greatest to look well to their charge:
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if any fault be, it is in couetousnes, and niggardlinesse, and not in prouident circumspection,
if any fault be, it is in covetousness, and niggardliness, and not in provident circumspection,
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& in a watchfull eye ouer the family, to keepe them in honest labour, and to preuent wastfulnesse.
& in a watchful eye over the family, to keep them in honest labour, and to prevent wastefulness.
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Negligent masters in this point are worthy reproofe, they spoyle their seruants, they vndoe themselues.
Negligent Masters in this point Are worthy reproof, they spoil their Servants, they undo themselves.
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And here such must know themselues to bee in an errour, vvho thinke it a disgrace for mē of vvorth, to see to their seruants;
And Here such must know themselves to be in an error, who think it a disgrace for men of worth, to see to their Servants;
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and to be among their workemen.
and to be among their workmen.
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Indeede, if seruants were like vnto Iacob, faithfull and painfull, or like Ioseph to be trusted with all that men haue,
Indeed, if Servants were like unto Iacob, faithful and painful, or like Ioseph to be trusted with all that men have,
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or like the faithfull workemen in Ioash, and Iosias daies; the eye of the master might be spared:
or like the faithful workmen in Joash, and Iosias days; the eye of the master might be spared:
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but many seruants be rather like false Zibah, filching Onesimus, before his conuersion;
but many Servants be rather like false Zibah, filching Onesimus, before his conversion;
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riotous, like those in Mat. 24. 49. or Run-avvaies, like Shemeies seruants, so that masters had neede to see to them:
riotous, like those in Mathew 24. 49. or Run-avvaies, like Shemeies Servants, so that Masters had need to see to them:
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yet must masters bevvare of a greedy mind, as thinking that seruants neuer doe enough: they must take heede of distrustfull mindes, without iust cause, charity thinketh no ill;
yet must Masters beware of a greedy mind, as thinking that Servants never do enough: they must take heed of distrustful minds, without just cause, charity Thinketh no ill;
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neither must they keepe their seruants to worke so hardly, as that they cannot afford them any time to serue God:
neither must they keep their Servants to work so hardly, as that they cannot afford them any time to serve God:
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for such masters are more like Turkes than Christians, and vse their seruants rather like beasts,
for such Masters Are more like Turks than Christians, and use their Servants rather like beasts,
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than like men, endued with reason, and hauing soules to saue.
than like men, endued with reason, and having Souls to save.
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If Masters take time also for the soule, and for the seruice of God, & then be prouidēt for the world, it is praiseworthy,
If Masters take time also for the soul, and for the service of God, & then be provident for the world, it is praiseworthy,
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and the fruit thereof wil appeare in Gods blessing falling vpon the worke of their hands.
and the fruit thereof will appear in God's blessing falling upon the work of their hands.
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And said vnto the Reapers, The Lord bee with you. ] Thus Boaz speaketh to them, when he commeth into the field;And said unto the Reapers, The Lord be with you. ] Thus Boaz speaks to them, when he comes into the field;
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this was his manner of saluting them, and likewise of their resaluting him againe;
this was his manner of saluting them, and likewise of their resaluting him again;
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so that the forme of saluting is not one and the same, as wee may see in Psal. 129. 8. Mat. 26. 49. Iosh. 20. 26. Now, salutations are not onely words of courteous and ciuill behauiour,
so that the Form of saluting is not one and the same, as we may see in Psalm 129. 8. Mathew 26. 49. Joshua 20. 26. Now, salutations Are not only words of courteous and civil behaviour,
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but prayers made vnto God one for another; and therefore wee may hence learne, I. That it is a commendable thing for one to salute another when they meete.
but Prayers made unto God one for Another; and Therefore we may hence Learn, I. That it is a commendable thing for one to salute Another when they meet.
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This our God and Sauiour did: this Angels haue done, and this we see good men haue done.
This our God and Saviour did: this Angels have done, and this we see good men have done.
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It is among men ciuility and courtesie, especially of the superiour to the inferiour, as here: it also procureth loue;
It is among men civility and courtesy, especially of the superior to the inferior, as Here: it also procureth love;
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as wee may see in Absaloms courteous saluting the people, by which hee stole away their hearts after him;
as we may see in Absaloms courteous saluting the people, by which he stole away their hearts After him;
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but this was the abuse of this commendable practice: wee must beware of hypocrisie therein:
but this was the abuse of this commendable practice: we must beware of hypocrisy therein:
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we must not salute like Iudas; not like Ioab, with faire words, and foule hearts and hands;
we must not salute like Iudas; not like Ioab, with fair words, and foul hearts and hands;
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neither must any neglect this, of pride and contempt of others, as too many now doe.
neither must any neglect this, of pride and contempt of Others, as too many now do.
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If this be cōmendable, then surely the Anabaptists do erre, who hold it vnlawfull to salute such as they meet, obeicting certaine places of Scripture,
If this be commendable, then surely the Anabaptists do err, who hold it unlawful to salute such as they meet, obeicting certain places of Scripture,
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as 2. King. 4. 29. where the Prophet commandeth his seruant not to salute, or resalute any that hee met.
as 2. King. 4. 29. where the Prophet commands his servant not to salute, or resalute any that he met.
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But this place is to be vnderstood, onely to expresse the haste he should make, as the commandement to gird vp his loynes, doth shew:
But this place is to be understood, only to express the haste he should make, as the Commandment to gird up his loins, does show:
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It doth not simply forbid to salute any, at all other occasions, or times.
It does not simply forbid to salute any, At all other occasions, or times.
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Another place is in Luke 10. 4. where our Sauiour Christ forbiddeth his Apostles to salute any man by the way.
another place is in Luke 10. 4. where our Saviour christ forbiddeth his Apostles to salute any man by the Way.
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Neither is here forbidden to salute any: for in verse 5. hee teacheth them to salute others.
Neither is Here forbidden to salute any: for in verse 5. he Teaches them to salute Others.
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But this speech was, to shew that they should make speede in that whereabout they were sent,
But this speech was, to show that they should make speed in that whereabout they were sent,
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and to auoid the least hinderance that might stay them from performance of their duty:
and to avoid the least hindrance that might stay them from performance of their duty:
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for by saluting one another, sometimes occasions are taken of staying, which here he seemeth to haue relation vnto,
for by saluting one Another, sometime occasions Are taken of staying, which Here he seems to have Relation unto,
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and not that hee would haue them neglect common, and commendable courtesies.
and not that he would have them neglect Common, and commendable courtesies.
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The third place is 2. Iohn verse 10. where hee forbids to bid God speede to some:
The third place is 2. John verse 10. where he forbids to bid God speed to Some:
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which is to be vnderstood, of not allowing of such as were Heretickes and false teachers,
which is to be understood, of not allowing of such as were Heretics and false Teachers,
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as farre forth as they were such, and therein not to wish them prosperity; which is nothing to ordinary salutations.
as Far forth as they were such, and therein not to wish them Prosperity; which is nothing to ordinary salutations.
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II. That Masters are to pray that God may be with their household, family, and workemen. So doth Boaz here pray;
II That Masters Are to pray that God may be with their household, family, and workmen. So does Boaz Here pray;
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and there is good reason for it:
and there is good reason for it:
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for if God be with them, they shall prosper, as did Iacob, and Ioseph in their seruices,
for if God be with them, they shall prosper, as did Iacob, and Ioseph in their services,
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and Abrahams seruant in his businesse.
and Abrahams servant in his business.
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It is hee that giueth them strength to labour, and without his blessing nothing can goe forward:
It is he that gives them strength to labour, and without his blessing nothing can go forward:
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for hee giueth power to get wealth. And therefore let Masters remember this duty to God for their family and seruants.
for he gives power to get wealth. And Therefore let Masters Remember this duty to God for their family and Servants.
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And they answered him, The Lord blesse thee. ] Thus they religiously salute him againe: So as they which doe salute, are to be re-saluted. And they answered him, The Lord bless thee. ] Thus they religiously salute him again: So as they which do salute, Are to be resaluted.
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The Scripture teacheth humanity, and commendeth the same to vs in godly mens practice;
The Scripture Teaches humanity, and commends the same to us in godly men's practice;
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as here in saluting one another, so in comely gesture in reuerencing our betters, as Abigail, did Dauid, and Ioseph Iacob. Indeed the Scripture, besides other things is a schoole of good manners,
as Here in saluting one Another, so in comely gesture in reverencing our betters, as Abigail, did David, and Ioseph Iacob. Indeed the Scripture, beside other things is a school of good manners,
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and therefore checketh such as be vnciuill in their carriage and behauiour, when ciuility and good manners are a grace to a Christian profession.
and Therefore checketh such as be Uncivil in their carriage and behaviour, when civility and good manners Are a grace to a Christian profession.
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Againe note, that seruants are to pray for a blessing vpon their Masters. It is a rare grace to play the part of an Abrahams seruant.
Again note, that Servants Are to pray for a blessing upon their Masters. It is a rare grace to play the part of an Abrahams servant.
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But thus to doe, argueth true loue in a Seruant:
But thus to do, argue true love in a Servant:
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and if a Master be blessed, he is the better inabled to doe for a good seruant.
and if a Master be blessed, he is the better enabled to do for a good servant.
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But where are such seruants now to bee found? Verse 5. Then said Boaz vnto his seruant, that was set ouer the Reapers, Whose Damosell is this?
But where Are such Servants now to be found? Verse 5. Then said Boaz unto his servant, that was Set over the Reapers, Whose Damosel is this?
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THis is an enquiry after the young woman.
THis is an enquiry After the young woman.
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Wherein is to be obserued, who maketh the demand, of whom hee enquireth, and concerning whom the demand was made.
Wherein is to be observed, who makes the demand, of whom he enquireth, and Concerning whom the demand was made.
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Then said Boaz. ] Hee no sooner came into the field, and had saluted his Reapers,Then said Boaz. ] He no sooner Come into the field, and had saluted his Reapers,
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but his eye was vpon Ruth, of her hee tooke speciall notice, and demanded who shee was,
but his eye was upon Ruth, of her he took special notice, and demanded who she was,
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and to whom shee did belong.
and to whom she did belong.
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Which sheweth a guiding power of God herein, and also that afore this time hee had not seene her.
Which shows a guiding power of God herein, and also that afore this time he had not seen her.
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Old Naomi had not sent her, it may seeme, to his house, nor abroad to bee gazed vpon,
Old Naomi had not sent her, it may seem, to his house, nor abroad to be gazed upon,
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and yet was she famous for her vertues, Chap. 3. 11. which will spread themselues abroad well enough,
and yet was she famous for her Virtues, Chap. 3. 11. which will spread themselves abroad well enough,
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though the party in person be knowne to few. Vnto his seruant that was set ouer the reapers.
though the party in person be known to few. Unto his servant that was Set over the reapers.
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] Boaz had placed one as Ouerseer to the rest, & of this man doth he demand the question.] Boaz had placed one as Overseer to the rest, & of this man does he demand the question.
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Hence note, That it is a point of wisedome in great families, to appoint an Ouerseer ouer the rest in the Masters absence.
Hence note, That it is a point of Wisdom in great families, to appoint an Overseer over the rest in the Masters absence.
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Thus Abraham had Eleazar his Steward; so had Ahab his Obadiah; and here Boaz the Bailiffe of his husbandrie:
Thus Abraham had Eleazar his Steward; so had Ahab his Obadiah; and Here Boaz the Bailiff of his Husbandry:
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for Masters cannot alway be with their seruants, and therefore it is necessary to haue such a one, to set euery one to their taske, to see what is done, to be done with diligence,
for Masters cannot always be with their Servants, and Therefore it is necessary to have such a one, to Set every one to their task, to see what is done, to be done with diligence,
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and also well and orderly, and to preuent falsehood and deceit, as well as they can,
and also well and orderly, and to prevent falsehood and deceit, as well as they can,
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and further to acquaint their Master with his affaires, with the paines and labour of such as be diligent,
and further to acquaint their Master with his affairs, with the pains and labour of such as be diligent,
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& contrarily to giue notice of such as be not for his seruice, that so the one sort may be rewarded as they deserue,
& contrarily to give notice of such as be not for his service, that so the one sort may be rewarded as they deserve,
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and the other put off, after their wages be paid them;
and the other put off, After their wages be paid them;
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for the hyre must not be kept backe, which a good Steward must haue care of for his Masters credit, and his owne discharge.
for the hire must not be kept back, which a good Steward must have care of for his Masters credit, and his own discharge.
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But yet here let masters in setting one ouer the rest, make a good choise, and see that the man be, First, wise and skilfull in that he vndertaketh.
But yet Here let Masters in setting one over the rest, make a good choice, and see that the man be, First, wise and skilful in that he undertaketh.
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Secondly, one diligent and painefull in his owne person. Thirdly, a man fearing God, as was Abrahams seruant and Ahabs Steward:
Secondly, one diligent and painful in his own person. Thirdly, a man fearing God, as was Abrahams servant and Ahabs Steward:
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For such a one will be honest towards his Master, carefull to make others religious, and so procure a blessing to the whole house.
For such a one will be honest towards his Master, careful to make Others religious, and so procure a blessing to the Whole house.
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Such an one may be trusted, as Potiphar did Ioseph; and to such an one authoritie may be committed to command others,
Such an one may be trusted, as Potiphar did Ioseph; and to such an one Authority may be committed to command Others,
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and to order matters among seruants:
and to order matters among Servants:
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but yet euer so, as that he be ready to giue an account of his stewardship.
but yet ever so, as that he be ready to give an account of his stewardship.
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Now also hence we may inferre, that if one may be set ouer another in a familie, then also in a Cōmon-wealth;
Now also hence we may infer, that if one may be Set over Another in a family, then also in a Commonwealth;
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for without order of superiority and inferiority, no Common-wealth can stand; which being true, ouerthroweth the Anabaptisticall Anarchie.
for without order of superiority and inferiority, no Commonwealth can stand; which being true, Overthroweth the Anabaptistical Anarchy.
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Moreouer, in that the Ouerseer is asked concerning this damosell by Boaz, and not the rest, we learne, That seruants, who are betrusted with the care and charge of businesse, are to giue account touching any thing or person within their charge:
Moreover, in that the Overseer is asked Concerning this damosel by Boaz, and not the rest, we Learn, That Servants, who Are betrusted with the care and charge of business, Are to give account touching any thing or person within their charge:
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to them the question is to be made, which will make such to looke to their charge, to be ready to answer according to the trust committed into their hands.
to them the question is to be made, which will make such to look to their charge, to be ready to answer according to the trust committed into their hands.
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Whose damosell is this? ] This sheweth that Ruth was yet but yong, and therefore the more commendation to her, that came to be so famous for vertue:Whose damosel is this? ] This shows that Ruth was yet but young, and Therefore the more commendation to her, that Come to be so famous for virtue:
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And in that Boaz asketh not what, but whose damosel shee is;
And in that Boaz asks not what, but whose damosel she is;
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it giueth vs to know, that he thought her to belong to some, as one of the maids of Israel,
it gives us to know, that he Thought her to belong to Some, as one of the maids of Israel,
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and that shee was not (as now vaine yong women desire to be) at their owne hand, which is the next way to lewdnesse and all loosnesse.
and that she was not (as now vain young women desire to be) At their own hand, which is the next Way to Lewdness and all looseness.
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Such Mistrislesse maids were not then, as now too common, which maketh them also to become common.
Such Mistrislesse maids were not then, as now too Common, which makes them also to become Common.
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An euill not sufferable in a well gouerned state, to haue Masterlesse men or Mistrislesse women.
an evil not sufferable in a well governed state, to have Masterless men or Mistrislesse women.
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It is fit to aske young people till they be marryed, Whose they be? to whom they belong? and whom they doe serue? Before I conclude this verse, another thing may be noted frō Boaz: That it is a wise part of a housholder, to knowe who they be which come to his house,
It is fit to ask young people till they be married, Whose they be? to whom they belong? and whom they do serve? Before I conclude this verse, Another thing may be noted from Boaz: That it is a wise part of a householder, to know who they be which come to his house,
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or into his grounds or field, to take commoditie by him: as he doth here, finding her in his field with his reapers;or into his grounds or field, to take commodity by him: as he does Here, finding her in his field with his reapers;
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lest a man giue countenance to the vnworthie:
lest a man give countenance to the unworthy:
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for men are to be mercifull, but yet in wisedome, because some are not to be relieued: for men Are to be merciful, but yet in Wisdom, Because Some Are not to be relieved:
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Therefore let men well know to whom to giue. In former times amongst vs, men haue beene commended for good housekeepers:
Therefore let men well know to whom to give. In former times among us, men have been commended for good housekeepers:
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but if their housekeeping were examined by Gods Word, we should find it nothing lesse then good housekeeping,
but if their housekeeping were examined by God's Word, we should find it nothing less then good housekeeping,
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but rather such houses were houses of riot, excesse, prodigality, gluttony, and drunkennes, suffering all sorts of idle lewd,
but rather such houses were houses of riot, excess, prodigality, gluttony, and Drunkenness, suffering all sorts of idle lewd,
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and licencious Mates to come in to eate, drinke, card, dice, ryot, and reuell vnder a Lord of misrule, especially at Christmasse, a time pretended to be spent in ioy and reioycing in the honor of Christ,
and licentious Mates to come in to eat, drink, carded, dice, riot, and revel under a Lord of misrule, especially At Christmas, a time pretended to be spent in joy and rejoicing in the honour of christ,
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but was indeed abused to his great dishonour, to the increase of sinne, and the pleasing of Satan.
but was indeed abused to his great dishonour, to the increase of sin, and the pleasing of Satan.
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Verse 6. And the seruant that was set ouer the Reapers, answered & said, It is the Moabitesse damosell that came backe with Naomi out of the countrey of Moab.Verse 6. And the servant that was Set over the Reapers, answered & said, It is the Moabitess damosel that Come back with Naomi out of the country of Moab.
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THe seruants answer vnto his Master briefely and fully. In which he here and in the next verse prayseth Ruth also.
THe Servants answer unto his Master briefly and Fully. In which he Here and in the next verse Praiseth Ruth also.
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He telleth here what shee was, whence shee came, and with whom, and so sheweth whose shee was,
He Telleth Here what she was, whence she Come, and with whom, and so shows whose she was,
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and to whom shee did belong. And the seruant that was set ouer the Reapers, answered and said.
and to whom she did belong. And the servant that was Set over the Reapers, answered and said.
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] By this seruants ready answer vnto his Masters demand, it appeareth that he had made enquirie of her what she was.
] By this Servants ready answer unto his Masters demand, it appears that he had made enquiry of her what she was.
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Faithfull seruants which haue charge committed to them, should be able to answer to their Lord or Master, concerning any person or thing which fall within their charge, when the question is asked. Faithful Servants which have charge committed to them, should be able to answer to their Lord or Master, Concerning any person or thing which fallen within their charge, when the question is asked.
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This doth argue the care and diligent circumspection which is to be vsed of all such as be put in trust,
This does argue the care and diligent circumspection which is to be used of all such as be put in trust,
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and it will commend their faithfulnesse and honestie: and the contrary sheweth faithlessenesse and dishonestie.
and it will commend their faithfulness and honesty: and the contrary shows faithlessenesse and dishonesty.
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It is the Moabitesse damosell that came backe with Naomi out of the countrey of Moab. It is the Moabitess damosel that Come back with Naomi out of the country of Moab.
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] This seruant very briefely telleth to the full what shee was;
] This servant very briefly Telleth to the full what she was;
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and here it is not a bare declaration, but also a commendation of her, who being but a yong woman, would come with an olde poore woman from her owne countrey, into a strange land;
and Here it is not a bore declaration, but also a commendation of her, who being but a young woman, would come with an old poor woman from her own country, into a strange land;
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which indeed was a great praise to her, as I haue afore noted:
which indeed was a great praise to her, as I have afore noted:
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and if the seruant spoke this, as some Learned thinke, in the way of commendation, wee may learne, I.
and if the servant spoke this, as Some Learned think, in the Way of commendation, we may Learn, I.
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That as the Master was a Louer of vertue, so was the man: so like happy Master, like happy man.
That as the Master was a Lover of virtue, so was the man: so like happy Master, like happy man.
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For as this praised her to the Master, as it better appeareth in the next verse;
For as this praised her to the Master, as it better appears in the next verse;
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so the Master greatly commendeth her, after he tooke notice of her; by which the loue of goodnesse in them both appeareth.
so the Master greatly commends her, After he took notice of her; by which the love of Goodness in them both appears.
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Which may set out their happinesse:
Which may Set out their happiness:
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and on the contrary it is vnhappinesse to an Obadiah to dwell with a wicked Ahab; or a Iacob with a Laban; so to an Hezekiah to haue his Shebnah; or an honest Mephibosheth, his wicked Zibah.
and on the contrary it is unhappiness to an Obadiah to dwell with a wicked Ahab; or a Iacob with a Laban; so to an Hezekiah to have his Shebnah; or an honest Mephibosheth, his wicked Zibah.
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II. We may see, That the godly and well-disposed will praise vertue in whomsoeuer they see it, whether in strangers or home-borne, in poore or rich, noble or base persons, friend or foe,
II We may see, That the godly and well-disposed will praise virtue in whomsoever they see it, whither in Strangers or homeborn, in poor or rich, noble or base Persons, friend or foe,
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as Dauid did in both Saul and Abner: because honest and vertuous minds loue vertue truely in euery one;
as David did in both Saul and Abner: Because honest and virtuous minds love virtue truly in every one;
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they are not transported with an ill-disposed heart, either through pride or enuie, to disdaine,
they Are not transported with an illdisposed heart, either through pride or envy, to disdain,
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or maligne graces in other, but to speake the truth, and to praise them for whatsoeuer is good in them.
or malign graces in other, but to speak the truth, and to praise them for whatsoever is good in them.
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This marke of true loue let vs shew forth:
This mark of true love let us show forth:
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this will preserue goodnesse and vertue in others, procure respect to our selues, and good fauour to such of them as be poore,
this will preserve Goodness and virtue in Others, procure respect to our selves, and good favour to such of them as be poor,
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as we may see here from Boaz towards Ruth. This condemneth such First, as cannot praise other for well-doing:
as we may see Here from Boaz towards Ruth. This Condemneth such First, as cannot praise other for welldoing:
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which argueth pride, or enuie, or malice, or all of thē, and by which they shew too much selfe-loue in themselues,
which argue pride, or envy, or malice, or all of them, and by which they show too much Self-love in themselves,
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and little loue or none at all to their neighbour.
and little love or none At all to their neighbour.
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Secondly, those which are so farre from praising men, as they lessen their vertues, and blazon their infirmities,
Secondly, those which Are so Far from praising men, as they lessen their Virtues, and blazon their infirmities,
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and so seeke to disgrace them, contrary to true loue and charitie; and yet a common euill in these dayes in most.
and so seek to disgrace them, contrary to true love and charity; and yet a Common evil in these days in most.
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Thirdly, those that will commend perhaps others, but not before better then themselues, not to the full,
Thirdly, those that will commend perhaps Others, but not before better then themselves, not to the full,
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but with their Iffs & Ands, with words of exceptions, shewing plainely they be loth to giue men their due, falsely supposing, the praises of other should derogate from themselues, and from their owne worth;
but with their Iffs & Ands, with words of exceptions, showing plainly they be loath to give men their endue, falsely supposing, the praises of other should derogate from themselves, and from their own worth;
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so vainely iealous are we of our owne reputation. III. We may obserue, that in praises, Religion is to haue the first place:
so vainly jealous Are we of our own reputation. III. We may observe, that in praises, Religion is to have the First place:
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for here is Ruth set out, as one forsaking her heathenish acquaintance, to keepe company with a vertuous woman,
for Here is Ruth Set out, as one forsaking her Heathenish acquaintance, to keep company with a virtuous woman,
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and leauing her idolatrous countrey, for to dwell in Iudah amongst Gods people;
and leaving her idolatrous country, for to dwell in Iudah among God's people;
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and thus is Iob set forth & Cornelius: For Religion & Vertue is that which is in man most excellēt, making him more then a man,
and thus is Job Set forth & Cornelius: For Religion & Virtue is that which is in man most excellent, making him more then a man,
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for as much as he becomes a spirituall man of a carnall. Therefore here let our commendations begin, and not dispraise men for profession of Religion:
for as much as he becomes a spiritual man of a carnal. Therefore Here let our commendations begin, and not dispraise men for profession of Religion:
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an argument of the want of Religion: nor iudge them worthy commendations, which are altogether without Religion.
an argument of the want of Religion: nor judge them worthy commendations, which Are altogether without Religion.
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True it is, that many may haue such gifts of nature and art, as may much set them out with men:
True it is, that many may have such Gifts of nature and art, as may much Set them out with men:
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but if they want Religion and vertue, their praise is more heathenish then Christian:
but if they want Religion and virtue, their praise is more Heathenish then Christian:
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and therefore they haue no cause to reioyce in abilities of nature or art, seeing Satan the enemy of al mankind, may therein be preferred before them:
and Therefore they have no cause to rejoice in abilities of nature or art, seeing Satan the enemy of all mankind, may therein be preferred before them:
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and in nothing can man be said to be more excellent or happy then a very Deuill,
and in nothing can man be said to be more excellent or happy then a very devil,
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except in the right vse of true Religion:
except in the right use of true Religion:
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in nothing else can he goe beyond him, nay, in no other thing can he equall him.
in nothing Else can he go beyond him, nay, in no other thing can he equal him.
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Let therefore true Religion and vndefiled before God the Father, which is, to visit the fatherlesse and widdowes in their aduersity,
Let Therefore true Religion and undefiled before God the Father, which is, to visit the fatherless and widow's in their adversity,
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and to keepe our selues vnspotted of the world, be our chiefest praise.
and to keep our selves unspotted of the world, be our chiefest praise.
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Verse 7. And shee said, I pray you, let me gleane and gather after the Reapers, amongst the sheaues:Verse 7. And she said, I pray you, let me glean and gather After the Reapers, among the sheaves:
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so she came, and hath continued euen from the morning, vntill now, that shee tarried a little in the house.
so she Come, and hath continued even from the morning, until now, that she tarried a little in the house.
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THe Bayliffe proceedeth still on in the commendations of Ruth, from her humility and modestie in not presuming without leaue:
THe Bailiff Proceedeth still on in the commendations of Ruth, from her humility and modesty in not presuming without leave:
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and then, from her diligence and constancy in her labour and paines-taking.
and then, from her diligence and constancy in her labour and painstaking.
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And shee said, I pray you, let me gleane, and gather after the Reapers, amongst the sheaues. And she said, I pray you, let me glean, and gather After the Reapers, among the sheaves.
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] That is, the eares of corne which lie scattered by the sheaues, which yet lay abroad;
] That is, the ears of corn which lie scattered by the sheaves, which yet lay abroad;
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and not that she did desire to be meddling with the sheaues.
and not that she did desire to be meddling with the sheaves.
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This she desired, and Boaz alloweth, verse 15. which seemeth therfore to be a special fauor to her.
This she desired, and Boaz alloweth, verse 15. which seems Therefore to be a special favour to her.
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It was lawfull for strangers, fatherlesse, & widdowes, to gleane, by Gods allowance & commandement vnto his people;
It was lawful for Strangers, fatherless, & widow's, to glean, by God's allowance & Commandment unto his people;
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yet she entereth not boldly vpon that libertie, but asketh leaue humbly and modestly. Whence we may learne, That although God do bid the rich to relieue the poore,
yet she entereth not boldly upon that liberty, but asks leave humbly and modestly. Whence we may Learn, That although God do bid the rich to relieve the poor,
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and to giue leaue in this case for them to gather scattered eares, yet is the same to bee obteined by leaue,
and to give leave in this case for them to gather scattered ears, yet is the same to be obtained by leave,
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and the good will of the Owners: as Ruth here hath leaue.and the good will of the Owners: as Ruth Here hath leave.
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For though the rich be commanded to giue by Gods Precept, yet before men they haue right to all they haue,
For though the rich be commanded to give by God's Precept, yet before men they have right to all they have,
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and it is at their libertie to dispose thereof in that respect, and they may make choise of their poore,
and it is At their liberty to dispose thereof in that respect, and they may make choice of their poor,
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as they see them to need, and to be worthy of reliefe:
as they see them to need, and to be worthy of relief:
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and therefore albeit a man be poore, he may not (because God commands the rich to relieue him) be his owne Caruer;
and Therefore albeit a man be poor, he may not (Because God commands the rich to relieve him) be his own Carver;
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he may not take from the rich any thing, but as it shall be bestowed vpon him.
he may not take from the rich any thing, but as it shall be bestowed upon him.
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Let the poore learne humility and modesty;
Let the poor Learn humility and modesty;
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and not be insolently bold and vnthankful, or false and deceitfull, as many be, who make no conscience to filch and steale,
and not be insolently bold and unthankful, or false and deceitful, as many be, who make no conscience to filch and steal,
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and thinke their pouerty a reason sufficient to excuse them, especially if it be but in trifling things as they account them,
and think their poverty a reason sufficient to excuse them, especially if it be but in trifling things as they account them,
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as is the picking now and then eares out of sheaues, or shockes of corne; or breaking hedges for firewood; or robbing of Orchards; or the like.
as is the picking now and then ears out of sheaves, or shocks of corn; or breaking hedges for firewood; or robbing of Orchards; or the like.
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But let them know that pouertie excuseth not their sinne; it is theft in them, and the Theefe is cursed;
But let them know that poverty excuseth not their sin; it is theft in them, and the Thief is cursed;
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and theeues shall not inherit the Kingdome of God. So shee came, and hath continued, euen from the morning vntill now.
and thieves shall not inherit the Kingdom of God. So she Come, and hath continued, even from the morning until now.
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] After leaue, shee set her selfe to worke, but before, as it may seeme, shee went home againe & stayed a little;
] After leave, she Set her self to work, but before, as it may seem, she went home again & stayed a little;
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so as her first comming was, but to know where to get leaue, and then forthwith after, to fall to her labour,
so as her First coming was, but to know where to get leave, and then forthwith After, to fallen to her labour,
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yet shee made not her mother acquainted with any thing till night, as appeareth by verse 19. The chiefe point commended here to vs, is, That painefulnesse in our labour with constancie, is prais-worthy:
yet she made not her mother acquainted with any thing till night, as appears by verse 19. The chief point commended Here to us, is, That painfulness in our labour with constancy, is praiseworthy:
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so is it here in Ruth, as it was in Iacob, and blessed in them both:
so is it Here in Ruth, as it was in Iacob, and blessed in them both:
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for this is commanded, Eccles. 9. 10. and the contrary forbidden, Rom. 12. Let vs then be diligent in our labour, and be constantly painfull:
for this is commanded, Eccles. 9. 10. and the contrary forbidden, Rom. 12. Let us then be diligent in our labour, and be constantly painful:
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So shall God be obeyed, Eccles. 9. 10. Prou. 27. 23. who hath promised to blesse such, Pro. 28. 19. and 20. 13. So it is gainefull, to the body healthfull, it doth procure fauour, Prou. 11. 27. and honour, Pro. 12. 24. and maketh rich, Prou. 10. 4. with Gods blessing, Prou. 10. 22. Beware then of sloth, which is forbidden, Rom. 12. it bringeth men to follow vaine company, Prou. 28. 19. gaming, Prou. 21. 17. as experience sheweth,
So shall God be obeyed, Eccles. 9. 10. Prou. 27. 23. who hath promised to bless such, Pro 28. 19. and 20. 13. So it is gainful, to the body healthful, it does procure favour, Prou. 11. 27. and honour, Pro 12. 24. and makes rich, Prou. 10. 4. with God's blessing, Prou. 10. 22. Beware then of sloth, which is forbidden, Rom. 12. it brings men to follow vain company, Prou. 28. 19. gaming, Prou. 21. 17. as experience shows,
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and so hasteneth pouertie, Prou. 10. 4. as being the punishment thereof:
and so hasteneth poverty, Prou. 10. 4. as being the punishment thereof:
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for God threatneth such with scarcity, Prou. 19. 15. and 12. 24. and 6. 6. and we see that such become wastfull, Prou. 18. 9. and their house decaieth, Eccles. 10. 18. There be which labour, but not cherefully, not constantly;
for God threatens such with scarcity, Prou. 19. 15. and 12. 24. and 6. 6. and we see that such become wasteful, Prou. 18. 9. and their house decayeth, Eccles. 10. 18. There be which labour, but not cheerfully, not constantly;
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and therefore these may here learne to amend, by the example of this Ruth, and the good houswife in the Prouerbs, which putteth her hands willingly to worke:
and Therefore these may Here Learn to amend, by the Exampl of this Ruth, and the good housewife in the Proverbs, which putteth her hands willingly to work:
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for it is a hatefull thing to be slothfull in our businesse, and forbidden, as before is shewed:
for it is a hateful thing to be slothful in our business, and forbidden, as before is showed:
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In this the seruant, or day-tale-man may rob their Master;
In this the servant, or day-tale-man may rob their Master;
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they are brethren to great wasters, saith Salomon, and are a consumption to the estate of such as keepe them:
they Are brothers to great wasters, Says Solomon, and Are a consumption to the estate of such as keep them:
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yet such make no conscience of this deceitfull working, though perhaps they haue a good measure of knowledge,
yet such make no conscience of this deceitful working, though perhaps they have a good measure of knowledge,
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and would be held more conscionable then some others be.
and would be held more conscionable then Some Others be.
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But here it will be asked, perhaps, Who may be called slothfull? Salomon will tell thē that such be slothfull,
But Here it will be asked, perhaps, Who may be called slothful? Solomon will tell them that such be slothful,
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First, which refuse to worke, Pro. 21. 25, 26. Secondly, which make idle excuses to keepe them from dayly labour, Prou. 22. 13. and 26. 13. Thirdly, which be subiect to much sleep:
First, which refuse to work, Pro 21. 25, 26. Secondly, which make idle excuses to keep them from daily labour, Prou. 22. 13. and 26. 13. Thirdly, which be Subject to much sleep:
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for sloth causeth sleep, Prou. 19. 15. Fourthly, which loue their beds too well, Prou. 26. 14. and 24. 33. Fiftly, which suffer their ground to lie vnhusbanded,
for sloth Causes sleep, Prou. 19. 15. Fourthly, which love their Beds too well, Prou. 26. 14. and 24. 33. Fifty, which suffer their ground to lie unhusbanded,
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and their house to decay, Pro. 24. 30, 31. Eccles. 10. 18. Sixtly, which for a little cold will neglect their profit,
and their house to decay, Pro 24. 30, 31. Eccles. 10. 18. Sixty, which for a little cold will neglect their profit,
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and doing of their duety, Prou. 19. 4. Seuenthly and lastly, which goe lazily, as if they went vpon thornes,
and doing of their duty, Prou. 19. 4. Seuenthly and lastly, which go lazily, as if they went upon thorns,
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and loth to hurt themselues, Prou. 15. 19. These be Salomons markes of the slothfull. Saue that shee tarried a little while in the house.
and loath to hurt themselves, Prou. 15. 19. These be Solomon's marks of the slothful. Save that she tarried a little while in the house.
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] Thus this seruant is carefull to speake the truth in his relation to a small circumstance of time, that he might not be disproued.
] Thus this servant is careful to speak the truth in his Relation to a small circumstance of time, that he might not be disproved.
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Honest minds and louers of the truth, are carefull to speake truely euery way, in euery circumstance, that they may not be taxed in the least degree of vntruth. Honest minds and lovers of the truth, Are careful to speak truly every Way, in every circumstance, that they may not be taxed in the least degree of untruth.
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For he hath an high esteeme of the truth, whereupon he weigheth his words, and is carefull in speaking onely the truth.
For he hath an high esteem of the truth, whereupon he weigheth his words, and is careful in speaking only the truth.
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Oh that this care were in euery one now a dayes, as it should be! We are commanded to speake truth, and not to lie one to another;
O that this care were in every one now a days, as it should be! We Are commanded to speak truth, and not to lie one to Another;
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and God, whom we worship, is the God of truth: and God, whom we worship, is the God of truth:
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Christ is truth, and the Holy Ghost is the Spirit of truth, leading into all truth:
christ is truth, and the Holy Ghost is the Spirit of truth, leading into all truth:
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the Gospel, by which we beleeue, is the Word of truth:
the Gospel, by which we believe, is the Word of truth:
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and lastly, it is a marke of one that shall dwell in Gods Tabernacle, and rest on his holy Hill, to speake the truth,
and lastly, it is a mark of one that shall dwell in God's Tabernacle, and rest on his holy Hill, to speak the truth,
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and that from his heart too.
and that from his heart too.
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If we haue such motiues to presse vs to this duety, then first, iustly are they reprouable, which doe make no conscience of speaking truth; but are notorious lyers:
If we have such motives to press us to this duty, then First, justly Are they reprovable, which do make no conscience of speaking truth; but Are notorious liars:
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such be of the Deuill, they liue in one of those sinnes, which made the Lord to haue a controuersie with the Inhabitants of the land in the dayes of Osea, and the lyer shall be cast into euerlasting destruction.
such be of the devil, they live in one of those Sins, which made the Lord to have a controversy with the Inhabitants of the land in the days of Hosea, and the liar shall be cast into everlasting destruction.
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There are such as seeme to make conscience of common lying, but yet will slip in the tongue now and then, as, First, to flatter others:
There Are such as seem to make conscience of Common lying, but yet will slip in the tongue now and then, as, First, to flatter Others:
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so did the foure hundred false prophets lye to Ahab; so did Doeg to Saul. Secondly, they that vtter an vntruth to doe another a pleasure, which is called an officious lye,
so did the foure hundred false Prophets lie to Ahab; so did Doeg to Saul. Secondly, they that utter an untruth to do Another a pleasure, which is called an officious lie,
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as the Midwiues in Egypt did, and Michol when shee preserued Dauid: but we may not doe euill, that good may come thereof:
as the Midwives in Egypt did, and Michal when she preserved David: but we may not do evil, that good may come thereof:
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we may not lye for God himselfe. Thirdly, they that by lying make others merry. In all the Scripture I find not an example hereof.
we may not lie for God himself. Thirdly, they that by lying make Others merry. In all the Scripture I find not an Exampl hereof.
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It may be, though many then were wicked, yet it seemeth, not one was so lewd,
It may be, though many then were wicked, yet it seems, not one was so lewd,
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as to abuse his tongue with lying, to make others sport; it is wickednesse to make a sport of sinne.
as to abuse his tongue with lying, to make Others sport; it is wickedness to make a sport of sin.
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Fourthly, they that lye for gaine now and then, like Gehezi; or as Ananias and Saphira, whom the Lord fearefully punished:
Fourthly, they that lie for gain now and then, like Gehazi; or as Ananias and Sapphira, whom the Lord fearfully punished:
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and yet it is too common for men now to lye for gaine, it is almost a marke of a tradesman.
and yet it is too Common for men now to lie for gain, it is almost a mark of a tradesman.
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Fiftly, such as lye of ill-will, maliciously, and of enuie, as Haman against the Iewes; Scribes and Pharises against Christ;
Fifty, such as lie of ill-will, maliciously, and of envy, as Haman against the Iewes; Scribes and Pharisees against christ;
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and Potiphars wife against Ioseph. Hence arise slander and backebiting, which Christians must carefully auoid;
and Potiphars wife against Ioseph. Hence arise slander and backbiting, which Christians must carefully avoid;
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and not onely the hatefull kinds of lying, but the other also, and euery vntrue speaking in any degree;
and not only the hateful Kinds of lying, but the other also, and every untrue speaking in any degree;
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and to doe this, Speake euer with vnderstanding, deliberately, without hasty passion, without by-respects, also auoid leuity,
and to do this, Speak ever with understanding, deliberately, without hasty passion, without by-respects, also avoid levity,
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and beware of too many words.
and beware of too many words.
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Verse 8. Then said Boaz vnto Ruth, Hearest thou not, my daughter? Goe not to gleane in another field,Verse 8. Then said Boaz unto Ruth, Hearst thou not, my daughter? Go not to glean in Another field,
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neither goe from hence, but abide here fast by my maidens.
neither go from hence, but abide Here fast by my maidens.
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BOaz hauing heard of his seruant who she was, and then also taking notice of her, from that which he also before had heard of her,BOaz having herd of his servant who she was, and then also taking notice of her, from that which he also before had herd of her,
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as it appeareth in verse 11. he now turneth his speech vnto her. Wherenote, who, to whom, how he speaketh, and what;
as it appears in verse 11. he now turns his speech unto her. Wherenote, who, to whom, how he speaks, and what;
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euen words of loue and kindnesse, forbidding her to goe any whither else, but to abide by his maidens. Then said Boaz vnto Ruth.
even words of love and kindness, forbidding her to go any whither Else, but to abide by his maidens. Then said Boaz unto Ruth.
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] This noble rich man sheweth great kindnesse vnto the poore woman and stranger:
] This noble rich man shows great kindness unto the poor woman and stranger:
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when he knew what shee was, he vouchsafed to speake to her, and to comfort her in her poore estate.
when he knew what she was, he vouchsafed to speak to her, and to Comfort her in her poor estate.
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The rich and the mightie are to shew themselues respectiue to the poore, which be godly, The rich and the mighty Are to show themselves respective to the poor, which be godly,
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though strangers, when they be rightly informed of them, as Boaz sheweth himselfe to Ruth here.though Strangers, when they be rightly informed of them, as Boaz shows himself to Ruth Here.
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It is a signe that they are godly, which loue godlinesse in others, especially the poore, themselues being rich.
It is a Signen that they Are godly, which love godliness in Others, especially the poor, themselves being rich.
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It greatly comforteth the afflicted spirit, and lifteth vp the heart of such poore, and doth in some sort strengthen them in their well-doing.
It greatly comforts the afflicted Spirit, and lifts up the heart of such poor, and does in Some sort strengthen them in their welldoing.
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Those rich men doe not well then, who doe in their high esteeme of themselues despise the poore,
Those rich men do not well then, who do in their high esteem of themselves despise the poor,
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and hold them very dissemblers in their profession;
and hold them very dissemblers in their profession;
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supposing without charity, that the poore cannot be religious, when yet of the poore, for the most part, God chuseth his people.
supposing without charity, that the poor cannot be religious, when yet of the poor, for the most part, God chooseth his people.
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Hearest thou not, my daughter? ] Thus louingly he speaketh vnto her. And wee find in Scripture, that two sorts of persons thus spoke vnto others:Hearst thou not, my daughter? ] Thus lovingly he speaks unto her. And we find in Scripture, that two sorts of Persons thus spoke unto Others:
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the elder vnto the yonger, as Eli to Samuel; Boaz here to Ruth; and men of authoritie to inferiours.
the elder unto the younger, as Eli to Samuel; Boaz Here to Ruth; and men of Authority to inferiors.
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So spake Iosua vnto Achan; and Ioab vnto Ahimaaz. From this courteous speech of Boaz both as an old man,
So spoke Iosua unto achan; and Ioab unto Ahimaaz. From this courteous speech of Boaz both as an old man,
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and also indeed as a man of authoritie, as appeareth in verse 1. and Chap. 4. 1. we learne, I.
and also indeed as a man of Authority, as appears in verse 1. and Chap. 4. 1. we Learn, I.
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That an humble and mercifull man speaketh kindly where he wisheth well, as also Ioseph did to his brethren; Ionathan to Dauid in distresse; and Iob to the poore.
That an humble and merciful man speaks kindly where he wishes well, as also Ioseph did to his brothers; Ionathan to David in distress; and Job to the poor.
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Humility is not highminded, and mercy is compassionate, loue cannot bee rough-hewed, and therefore such as haue these graces, will be courteous,
Humility is not High-minded, and mercy is compassionate, love cannot be rough-hewed, and Therefore such as have these graces, will be courteous,
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and cannot but vse good tearmes, especially to the poore and needie.
and cannot but use good terms, especially to the poor and needy.
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Which condemneth those as void of humility, mercy, and loue, which are like churlish Nabals, and not like blessed Boaz vnto the honest and painefull poore.
Which Condemneth those as void of humility, mercy, and love, which Are like churlish Nabal's, and not like blessed Boaz unto the honest and painful poor.
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II. That the ancient in yeeres, and men in authority, are to behaue themselues as Fathers vnto others;
II That the ancient in Years, and men in Authority, Are to behave themselves as Father's unto Others;
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for so are they called, 1. Sam. 3. 6. Ios. 7. 19. 1. Sam. 24. 11. 2. King. 5. 12. and this must be in instruction, and good example;
for so Are they called, 1. Sam. 3. 6. Ios. 7. 19. 1. Sam. 24. 11. 2. King. 5. 12. and this must be in instruction, and good Exampl;
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and the Magistrate in correcting, not with rigour, but as a father with mercy and compassion punishing the sinne,
and the Magistrate in correcting, not with rigour, but as a father with mercy and compassion punishing the sin,
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but louing the person, as a father doth. It is a soule fault for the gray-headed to be more child-like, then father-like:
but loving the person, as a father does. It is a soul fault for the Gray-headed to be more childlike, then fatherlike:
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and for a Magistrate to shew rather crueltie, then compassion.
and for a Magistrate to show rather cruelty, then compassion.
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It were good for such to remember, That they are as Fathers, That the world is vnstable, That their turne may come to stand in need of mercy;
It were good for such to Remember, That they Are as Father's, That the world is unstable, That their turn may come to stand in need of mercy;
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and they should think that God made the one as well as the other. This made Iob to carry himselfe gently and humbly towards his inferiours.
and they should think that God made the one as well as the other. This made Job to carry himself gently and humbly towards his inferiors.
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And here let such as be in authoritie, be reuerenced and loued as fathers, and beware that the ancient in yeeres be not despised,
And Here let such as be in Authority, be reverenced and loved as Father's, and beware that the ancient in Years be not despised,
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but rather doe them honour, Leuit. 19. 32. for old age is a Crowne of glory, when it is found in the way of righteousnesse.
but rather do them honour, Levites 19. 32. for old age is a Crown of glory, when it is found in the Way of righteousness.
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Let the children deuoured, which mocked the old Prophet Elisha, be a warning to all such to take heed,
Let the children devoured, which mocked the old Prophet Elisha, be a warning to all such to take heed,
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and remember Corah his rebellion against authority, and how the Lord punished it. Goe not to gleane in another field, neither goe from hence;
and Remember Corah his rebellion against Authority, and how the Lord punished it. Go not to glean in Another field, neither go from hence;
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but abide here fast by my maidens. ] In haruest all worke that can; men and women are here sent into the field, & continued working:but abide Here fast by my maidens. ] In harvest all work that can; men and women Are Here sent into the field, & continued working:
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It is the time of reaping and carrying in Gods blessings giuen, and therefore may none be idle.
It is the time of reaping and carrying in God's blessings given, and Therefore may none be idle.
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To come to the matter betweene Boaz and Ruth, we see how before he in a louing tearme spake to her;
To come to the matter between Boaz and Ruth, we see how before he in a loving term spoke to her;
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here he expresseth his loue in deeds, both in these, and the words following in the next verse.
Here he Expresses his love in Deeds, both in these, and the words following in the next verse.
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Note, That the goodnesse of a mercifull good man stands not onely in louing tearmes, nor in faire words, without good deeds:
Note, That the Goodness of a merciful good man Stands not only in loving terms, nor in fair words, without good Deeds:
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both words and deeds are necessary to comfort the afflicted;
both words and Deeds Are necessary to Comfort the afflicted;
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with both which Boaz declareth his loue to Ruth: he alloweth her to gleane amongst the sheaues;
with both which Boaz Declareth his love to Ruth: he alloweth her to glean among the sheaves;
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he warneth her not to goe any whither else;
he warneth her not to go any whither Else;
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he willeth her to keepe with his maidens, and to follow his Reapers, to eate victuals with them.
he wills her to keep with his maidens, and to follow his Reapers, to eat victuals with them.
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Thus let men shew mercy in word and deed:
Thus let men show mercy in word and deed:
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we may not doe well, and speake vncomfortably, neither may we giue good words, and neglect good deeds,
we may not do well, and speak uncomfortably, neither may we give good words, and neglect good Deeds,
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as some in Saint Iames time did, and too many now doe. Another thing may we hence note, That women are to keepe with women;
as Some in Saint James time did, and too many now do. another thing may we hence note, That women Are to keep with women;
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this is Boaz aduice to her:
this is Boaz Advice to her:
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and it is most fit for sexe, for safety, for preseruation of chastitie, and a note of woman-like modestie, from which such be farre,
and it is most fit for sex, for safety, for preservation of chastity, and a note of womanlike modesty, from which such be Far,
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as delight rather in mens company: a note of wantonnesse, and of an vnchaste heart. Women must company with women;
as delight rather in men's company: a note of wantonness, and of an unchaste heart. Women must company with women;
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and yet some not with any of that sexe. Ruth must keepe with Boaz maidens, the seruants of a godly man.
and yet Some not with any of that sex. Ruth must keep with Boaz maidens, the Servants of a godly man.
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It is dangerous for a Dinah to goe to the daughters of the land;
It is dangerous for a Dinah to go to the daughters of the land;
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a chaste maiden to goe amongst wanton idolatrous women, or a vertuous woman amongst vicious wantons, and vnchaste persons.
a chaste maiden to go among wanton idolatrous women, or a virtuous woman among vicious wantons, and unchaste Persons.
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Therefore let her, which loueth her honestie, walke wisely towards both; auoid altogether the one, & be wise to iudge of the other.
Therefore let her, which loves her honesty, walk wisely towards both; avoid altogether the one, & be wise to judge of the other.
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Verse 9. Let thine eyes be on the field that they doe reape, and goe thou after them:Verse 9. Let thine eyes be on the field that they do reap, and go thou After them:
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Haue not I charged the yong men, that they should not touch thee? And when thou art a thirst, goe vnto the vessels,
Have not I charged the young men, that they should not touch thee? And when thou art a thirst, go unto the vessels,
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and drinke of that which the yong men haue drawne. BOaz goeth on expressing his loue to Ruth more and more:
and drink of that which the young men have drawn. BOaz Goes on expressing his love to Ruth more and more:
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and this is here shewed in three things. First, in willing her to follow the Reapers into euery field.
and this is Here showed in three things. First, in willing her to follow the Reapers into every field.
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Secondly, in his care for her safety, in charging them not to touch her.
Secondly, in his care for her safety, in charging them not to touch her.
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Thirdly, in allowing to drinke when shee was dry, of that which was drawne for them.
Thirdly, in allowing to drink when she was dry, of that which was drawn for them.
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Let thine eyes be on the field that they doe reape, and goe thou after them. Let thine eyes be on the field that they do reap, and go thou After them.
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] Boaz had, it seemeth hereby, a great haruest:] Boaz had, it seems hereby, a great harvest:
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for this implyeth, they were to passe from field to field, and he willeth her to goe after whithersoeuer,
for this Implies, they were to pass from field to field, and he wills her to go After whithersoever,
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& not to lose their company, as desirous to doe her good this way, and so to be beholden to him,
& not to loose their company, as desirous to do her good this Way, and so to be beholden to him,
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as she should not need to go to any other place to gleane. See here how bountifull a mercifull and louing man is:
as she should not need to go to any other place to glean. See Here how bountiful a merciful and loving man is:
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So is true loue in whomsoeuer it is, 1. Cor. 13. 4. and Mercy is not miserly, as appeareth in Iob, Chap. 31. and in Cornelius, Act. 10. 2. See this also in the Lords loue towards his beloued, his Church, fetched from the loue of a Louer to his beloued, Ezech. 16. 8, 10, 11, 12. Let then our loue and kindnesse appeare by our bounty and mercy, So is true love in whomsoever it is, 1. Cor. 13. 4. and Mercy is not miserly, as appears in Job, Chap. 31. and in Cornelius, Act. 10. 2. See this also in the lords love towards his Beloved, his Church, fetched from the love of a Lover to his Beloved, Ezekiel 16. 8, 10, 11, 12. Let then our love and kindness appear by our bounty and mercy,
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as Ioseph shewed to his brethren and father;
as Ioseph showed to his brothers and father;
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and Pharaoh did to them for his loue to Ioseph. Loue where it is, cannot possibly be barren;
and Pharaoh did to them for his love to Ioseph. Love where it is, cannot possibly be barren;
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they therefore which shew it not in workes of loue and mercy, as need is, and their abilitie will giue leaue, they are no true Louers of their brethren.
they Therefore which show it not in works of love and mercy, as need is, and their ability will give leave, they Are no true Lovers of their brothers.
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People are now most in saying, nothing in doing;
People Are now most in saying, nothing in doing;
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they are like the Adamant, drawing all to them, and as the Lions den, admitting in all,
they Are like the Adamant, drawing all to them, and as the Lions den, admitting in all,
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but suffering nothing to goe out. It is rare to heare of a Macedonian-like bounty, freely to giue beyond abilitie;
but suffering nothing to go out. It is rare to hear of a Macedonian-like bounty, freely to give beyond ability;
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or of any like a poore widow, which gaue her two mites, all shee had. If men would giue of their superfluities, it were well.
or of any like a poor widow, which gave her two mites, all she had. If men would give of their superfluities, it were well.
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Oh that we loued as well the workes of mercy, and our poore brethren, and the Ministerie,
O that we loved as well the works of mercy, and our poor brothers, and the Ministry,
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yea but halfe so well, as we doe dainties for our bellies, braue clothes for our backs,
yea but half so well, as we do dainties for our bellies, brave clothes for our backs,
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and titles to bring our persons into reuerence with men! But thus much for this.
and titles to bring our Persons into Reverence with men! But thus much for this.
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Haue not I charged the yong men that they should not touch thee? ] To touch, is any way to wrong another, Gen. 26. 11. Psal. 105. 15. Zach. 1. 8. By which kind of speaking vsed by the Lord, we are taught, that the least wrong is not to be offered to any ▪ not so much as to touch them,Have not I charged the young men that they should not touch thee? ] To touch, is any Way to wrong Another, Gen. 26. 11. Psalm 105. 15. Zach 1. 8. By which kind of speaking used by the Lord, we Are taught, that the least wrong is not to be offered to any ▪ not so much as to touch them,
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as by way of offering thereby iniurie.
as by Way of offering thereby injury.
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This care had Boaz for Ruth, who not only doth her good, but preuenteth euill from her, in laying his command vpon them not to touch her.
This care had Boaz for Ruth, who not only does her good, but preventeth evil from her, in laying his command upon them not to touch her.
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And in speaking by an interrogation, it is not onely to assure her of the truth,
And in speaking by an interrogation, it is not only to assure her of the truth,
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but it implyeth his authoritie ouer them, so as they durst not offer her any wrong,
but it Implies his Authority over them, so as they durst not offer her any wrong,
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but would quietly suffer her to bee amongst them. Whence note, I. Young poore women and strangers euen then were subiect to abuse;
but would quietly suffer her to be among them. Whence note, I Young poor women and Strangers even then were Subject to abuse;
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and young men too wantonly giuen towards such. This Boaz knew, and therefore gaue them this charge:
and young men too wantonly given towards such. This Boaz knew, and Therefore gave them this charge:
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For youth is vanitie, as Salomon speaketh, and lust is as a commanding law ouer their hearts,
For youth is vanity, as Solomon speaks, and lust is as a commanding law over their hearts,
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except they haue grace to restraine the same, and that must bee by ordering themselues according to Gods Word.
except they have grace to restrain the same, and that must be by ordering themselves according to God's Word.
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Let youth take notice hereof. II. That Boaz had a command ouer his seruants, so as they stood in awe of his word;
Let youth take notice hereof. II That Boaz had a command over his Servants, so as they stood in awe of his word;
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else what had this beene for Ruths safetie? Neither would he haue thus spoken, Haue not I charged them? but that hee knew his word to bee a law to them.
Else what had this been for Ruths safety? Neither would he have thus spoken, Have not I charged them? but that he knew his word to be a law to them.
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And such authoritie should Masters haue ouer seruants, who should bee subiect to their Masters, and not stubborne & gain-saying, without care to shew obedience, as too many be. III. That Boaz taketh care of her safetie;
And such Authority should Masters have over Servants, who should be Subject to their Masters, and not stubborn & gainsaying, without care to show Obedience, as too many be. III. That Boaz Takes care of her safety;
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for loue doth not onely good, but seeketh to preuent ill from such as they doe loue and intertaine.
for love does not only good, but seeks to prevent ill from such as they do love and entertain.
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Such care was in Lot towards his Guests; and in the old man of Gibeah towards the Leuite:
Such care was in Lot towards his Guests; and in the old man of Gibeah towards the Levite:
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for this is a fruit of loue, and also of faithfulnesse, when any one hath taken another into his protection,
for this is a fruit of love, and also of faithfulness, when any one hath taken Another into his protection,
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and admitted among such as he hath authoritie ouer. This is an vse for Magistrates;
and admitted among such as he hath Authority over. This is an use for Magistrates;
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they should care for the preseruation of others by their authoritie, for therefore are they set in such a place:
they should care for the preservation of Others by their Authority, for Therefore Are they Set in such a place:
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and if they haue not this care, it is their sinne; and as they must see to all, so especially to the Fatherlesse, Widowes, and Strangers, and poore Labourers;
and if they have not this care, it is their sin; and as they must see to all, so especially to the Fatherless, Widows, and Strangers, and poor Labourers;
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for wrong offered to these, greatly displeaseth God, which hee threatneth to reuenge.
for wrong offered to these, greatly displeaseth God, which he threatens to revenge.
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And this should teach Gouernours of families, so to rule and order their families, as they suffer not one to wrong another;
And this should teach Governors of families, so to Rule and order their families, as they suffer not one to wrong Another;
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that their eyes bee vpon them so, as they should not dare to offend against honestie and chastitie, by sitting among,
that their eyes be upon them so, as they should not Dare to offend against honesty and chastity, by sitting among,
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and dallying with yong women, by filthie and wanton songs, by any other allurements to sinne, which young women are to auoid,
and dallying with young women, by filthy and wanton songs, by any other allurements to sin, which young women Are to avoid,
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as they haue a care to preserue their chastitie; and young mens vanitie and wickednesse herein must be restrained by their Parents and Masters:
as they have a care to preserve their chastity; and young men's vanity and wickedness herein must be restrained by their Parents and Masters:
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yet are there some so farre from this, as they can take pleasure in the light behauiour and wanton speeches of seruants and others, especially in reaping their haruest, allowing them thus,
yet Are there Some so Far from this, as they can take pleasure in the Light behaviour and wanton Speeches of Servants and Others, especially in reaping their harvest, allowing them thus,
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as they account it, to be merrie with their tongues, to make their hands to worke the faster:
as they account it, to be merry with their tongues, to make their hands to work the faster:
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but this is in comparison a light fault, (though also a foule sinne, Ephes. 5.) for some Masters are authors of vncleannes,
but this is in comparison a Light fault, (though also a foul sin, Ephesians 5.) for Some Masters Are Authors of uncleanness,
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and deflowre maidens themselues, like lustfull and foule adulterers; but let such remember the wrath of God against them.
and deflower maidens themselves, like lustful and foul Adulterers; but let such Remember the wrath of God against them.
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And when thou art a thirst, goe vnto the vessels, and drink of that which the young men haue drawne. And when thou art a thirst, go unto the vessels, and drink of that which the young men have drawn.
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] Thirst will come vpon the painefull labourer, and it must be quenched: Boaz therefore had prouided for his seruants vessels for water, which the young men drew;] Thirst will come upon the painful labourer, and it must be quenched: Boaz Therefore had provided for his Servants vessels for water, which the young men drew;
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of this hee giueth Ruth leaue to drinke.
of this he gives Ruth leave to drink.
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It may seeme a very small kindnesse to vouchsafe her libertie to drinke of the water;
It may seem a very small kindness to vouchsafe her liberty to drink of the water;
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but we must know that it was common drinke for the best, aswell as the worst: Saul drunke water; Sisera called for water;
but we must know that it was Common drink for the best, aswell as the worst: Saul drunk water; Sisera called for water;
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Abraham gaue a bottle to Hagar for Ishmael his sonne: and his seruant drank water at Rebeccaes hand.Abraham gave a Bottle to Hagar for Ishmael his son: and his servant drank water At Rebecca's hand.
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It was not easie neither to come by, in such an hot and high countrie, water was not euery where so plentifull,
It was not easy neither to come by, in such an hight and high country, water was not every where so plentiful,
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as appeareth by the strife of Abimelechs and Isaaks seruants; by Hagars lamenting for want of water;
as appears by the strife of Abimelechs and Isaaks Servants; by Hagars lamenting for want of water;
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by the Miracle wrought for Samson: for the countrie was hot, and the waters aboue the earth soone dried vp, the springs were hard to be found, and wells were very deepe;
by the Miracle wrought for samson: for the country was hight, and the waters above the earth soon dried up, the springs were hard to be found, and wells were very deep;
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so as this was a very good fauour of Boaz to Ruth; and Ruth, we see in the next verse, tooke it to be a great kindnesse,
so as this was a very good favour of Boaz to Ruth; and Ruth, we see in the next verse, took it to be a great kindness,
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and was very thankfull in all humilitie.
and was very thankful in all humility.
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By this we see, that a worke of mercy and loue may be shewed in a small matter, as in a cup of cold water sometime, which shal not lose the reward:
By this we see, that a work of mercy and love may be showed in a small matter, as in a cup of cold water sometime, which shall not loose the reward:
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for it is mercie to supply the want of others for an heartie compassion, how little soeuer the thing be.
for it is mercy to supply the want of Others for an hearty compassion, how little soever the thing be.
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This may teach men to bee thankfull for supply of their want, though the matter be but little,
This may teach men to be thankful for supply of their want, though the matter be but little,
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and not to thinke mercie and kindnesse to consist in great gifts, and good turnes to be done in things of weight onely.
and not to think mercy and kindness to consist in great Gifts, and good turns to be done in things of weight only.
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Verse 10. Then she fell on her face, and bowed her selfe to the ground,Verse 10. Then she fell on her face, and bowed her self to the ground,
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and said vnto him, Why haue I found grace in thine eyes, that thou shouldest take knowledge of me, seeing I am a stranger?
and said unto him, Why have I found grace in thine eyes, that thou Shouldst take knowledge of me, seeing I am a stranger?
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RVths thankfulnesse to Boaz set out by action and speech: the action was a most humble and lowly gesture;Ruth thankfulness to Boaz Set out by actium and speech: the actium was a most humble and lowly gesture;
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the speech was an acknowledgement of fauour with admiration, with a reason thereof, for that she was a woman of another nation.
the speech was an acknowledgement of favour with admiration, with a reason thereof, for that she was a woman of Another Nation.
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Then she fell on her face, and bowed her selfe to the ground. ] Thus Ruth beginneth to shew her thankfulnesse in a most respectiue fashion;Then she fell on her face, and bowed her self to the ground. ] Thus Ruth begins to show her thankfulness in a most respective fashion;
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which commendeth to vs her good manners to so great a person. This manner of behauiour was much vsed in those Easterne parts;
which commends to us her good manners to so great a person. This manner of behaviour was much used in those Eastern parts;
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as we may see in Iacob to Esau; Abraham to the Hittites; Dauid to Ionathan; Abigail to Dauid; and the seruant to his Lord.
as we may see in Iacob to Esau; Abraham to the Hittites; David to Ionathan; Abigail to David; and the servant to his Lord.
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The Scripture often noteth the ciuill gesture and comely behauiour of his Seruants, as worthy imitation,
The Scripture often notes the civil gesture and comely behaviour of his Servants, as worthy imitation,
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and as a iust reproofe to the rude and vnciuill.
and as a just reproof to the rude and Uncivil.
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But yet here is a caueat first to them which vse such outward courtesies, that the same be done in humility of heart;
But yet Here is a caveat First to them which use such outward courtesies, that the same be done in humility of heart;
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that it be not a foolish affection, an apish imitation, or meere courtly complementing, being but all shadowes of humility,
that it be not a foolish affection, an apish imitation, or mere courtly Complimenting, being but all shadows of humility,
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and yet indeed nothing lesse, as appeareth in the liuely colours and publike Ensignes of pride in such persons, if they be obserued aright:
and yet indeed nothing less, as appears in the lively colours and public Ensigns of pride in such Persons, if they be observed aright:
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Then next, that such as haue these reuerent gestures giuen them, doe consider whether they deserue them, for their place and person;
Then next, that such as have these reverent gestures given them, do Consider whither they deserve them, for their place and person;
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if they doe not, receiue them not; if they doe, yet not to waxe proud in heart thereby.
if they do not, receive them not; if they do, yet not to wax proud in heart thereby.
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It may bee, some will here make some questions;
It may be, Some will Here make Some questions;
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as first, Whether it be lawfull to giue honour thus vnto man, in such an adoring manner? This is answered before:
as First, Whither it be lawful to give honour thus unto man, in such an adoring manner? This is answered before:
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for the holy Ghost recordeth it as commendable.
for the holy Ghost recordeth it as commendable.
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Secondly, then what difference betweene this which is done to men, and that which is done to God Almighty? Surely, in respect of the outward act, no difference is there at all,
Secondly, then what difference between this which is done to men, and that which is done to God Almighty? Surely, in respect of the outward act, no difference is there At all,
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but of the minde, which doth conceiue of God herein as God, and so this outward humiliation becommeth diuine adoration;
but of the mind, which does conceive of God herein as God, and so this outward humiliation becomes divine adoration;
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and of man, but as man, worthy of reuerence and honour for his place, his age and gifts,
and of man, but as man, worthy of Reverence and honour for his place, his age and Gifts,
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and so the worship and reuerence done him, is onely ciuill.
and so the worship and Reverence done him, is only civil.
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Thirdly, some perhaps will aske, Whether this may be giuen vnto wicked men? Yes without doubt,
Thirdly, Some perhaps will ask, Whither this may be given unto wicked men? Yes without doubt,
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as we see Iacobs reuerence to profane Esau; Dauids, to wicked Saul; and Abrahams bowing of himselfe to the idolatrous Hittites:
as we see Iacobs Reverence to profane Esau; David, to wicked Saul; and Abrahams bowing of himself to the idolatrous Hittites:
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for men and their places are to be distinguished.
for men and their places Are to be distinguished.
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True it is, that Elisha shewed little respect vnto Iehoram; and Mordecai would doe no reuerence to proud Haman: but these had (no doubt) some extraordinary warrant so to doe,
True it is, that Elisha showed little respect unto Jehoram; and Mordecai would do no Reverence to proud Haman: but these had (no doubt) Some extraordinary warrant so to do,
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and are not therefore for ordinary imitation;
and Are not Therefore for ordinary imitation;
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the reasons alleaged for Mordecai are knowne, and therefore I will not trouble here the Reader with them,
the Reasons alleged for Mordecai Are known, and Therefore I will not trouble Here the Reader with them,
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because they bee but weake coniectures.
Because they be but weak Conjectures.
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Why haue I found grace in thine eyes, that thou shouldest take knowledge of me, seeing I am a stranger? ] This humble soule wondreth at his so great kindnesse,Why have I found grace in thine eyes, that thou Shouldst take knowledge of me, seeing I am a stranger? ] This humble soul wondereth At his so great kindness,
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though it was but to haue leaue to gleane, and to drinke water out of the vessels:
though it was but to have leave to glean, and to drink water out of the vessels:
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She thought it strange, that so great a personage should speake thus respectiuely to her that was but a stranger.
She Thought it strange, that so great a personage should speak thus respectively to her that was but a stranger.
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From hence may we obserue, first, that the vertuous and thankefull persons take most kindly such fauours as bee shewed them,
From hence may we observe, First, that the virtuous and thankful Persons take most kindly such favours as be showed them,
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and doe wonder rather thereat, then make light thereof, though but in common and meane things, especially if the fauours bee done with cheerefulnesse,
and do wonder rather thereat, then make Light thereof, though but in Common and mean things, especially if the favours be done with cheerfulness,
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as this vertuous woman Ruth doth here;
as this virtuous woman Ruth does Here;
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for such doe looke into themselues, and their vnworthinesse, thinking with themselues what might rather withdraw mens affections from them, than win them to them.
for such do look into themselves, and their unworthiness, thinking with themselves what might rather withdraw men's affections from them, than win them to them.
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They also looke vp to God, and doe behold him in the Giuer, she being as Gods hand offering his mercies to them.
They also look up to God, and do behold him in the Giver, she being as God's hand offering his Mercies to them.
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These things make them to bee very thankfull, and to expresse it fully.
These things make them to be very thankful, and to express it Fully.
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This example of thankfulnesse is to be imitated of euery one beholden vnto others, and iustly reproueth the vngratefull;
This Exampl of thankfulness is to be imitated of every one beholden unto Others, and justly Reproveth the ungrateful;
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of which there be these sorts, First, such as receiue fauours, & will not acknowledge them like the nine Lepers.
of which there be these sorts, First, such as receive favours, & will not acknowledge them like the nine Lepers.
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Secondly, such as scornefully refuse kindnesses offered, as they that will not be beholden vnto others,
Secondly, such as scornfully refuse Kindnesses offered, as they that will not be beholden unto Others,
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because they thinke they can liue of themselues.
Because they think they can live of themselves.
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Thirdly, which will not requite a good turne done them, but rather churlishly reproach the partie,
Thirdly, which will not requite a good turn done them, but rather churlishly reproach the party,
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as Nabal did Dauid. Fourthly, which will not helpe in need such as put their very liues in their hands for them and for others;
as Nabal did David. Fourthly, which will not help in need such as put their very lives in their hands for them and for Others;
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thus dealt the men of Sucoth with Gideon. Fifthly, which in prosperity forget their friends, and what pleasure was done them in their aduersity; as did Pharaoes Cup-bearer.
thus dealt the men of Sucoth with gideon. Fifthly, which in Prosperity forget their Friends, and what pleasure was done them in their adversity; as did Pharaoh's Cupbearer.
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Sixtly, which recompence euill for good; as Ioash did to Iehoiada his sonne; Hanun to Dauids Messengers;
Sixty, which recompense evil for good; as Joash did to Jehoiada his son; Hanun to David Messengers;
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or which loue a man lesse, because of his loue to them: or which love a man less, Because of his love to them:
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and so the Corinthians to Paul; the more he loued them, the lesse was he beloued. All these are ingratefull.
and so the Corinthians to Paul; the more he loved them, the less was he Beloved. All these Are ingrateful.
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Now, ingratitude is a foule sinne, it is a stoppage to all fauours, and drieth vp the affection of mens hearts;
Now, ingratitude is a foul sin, it is a stoppage to all favours, and drieth up the affection of men's hearts;
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and God punished it in Ioash, and reuenged it vpon the Sechemites:
and God punished it in Joash, and revenged it upon the Sheminithites:
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and therefore let vs not be guiltie of a sinne so hatefull to God and man. II. We learne, that it is a great fauour and grace for a rich Inhabitant, to take knowledge of one poore & a stranger too.
and Therefore let us not be guilty of a sin so hateful to God and man. II We Learn, that it is a great favour and grace for a rich Inhabitant, to take knowledge of one poor & a stranger too.
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This Ruth in her words here confesseth and admireth.
This Ruth in her words Here Confesses and admireth.
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For indeed, nothing but goodnesse in a man maketh him kind to strangers, especially poore ones:
For indeed, nothing but Goodness in a man makes him kind to Strangers, especially poor ones:
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it is not nature, nor worldly reason.
it is not nature, nor worldly reason.
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And therefore when strangers find fauour where they come, let them acknowledge it a great kindnesse,
And Therefore when Strangers find favour where they come, let them acknowledge it a great kindness,
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and a mercy of God, and a worke of his grace. III. That a godly man, as Boaz, will be good vnto the godly poore, though a stranger. And so should wee;
and a mercy of God, and a work of his grace. III. That a godly man, as Boaz, will be good unto the godly poor, though a stranger. And so should we;
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as the Apostle commendeth it to vs; and our Sauiour in the Parable of the Samaritane:
as the Apostle commends it to us; and our Saviour in the Parable of the Samaritan:
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And we must consider, that we may come into strange places our selues, and need fauour;
And we must Consider, that we may come into strange places our selves, and need favour;
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remembring moreouer this, that if such strangers be Christians, they be our brethren and sisters in Christ,
remembering moreover this, that if such Strangers be Christians, they be our brothers and Sisters in christ,
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for in him there is neither Iew nor Greeke, but we are all one.
for in him there is neither Iew nor Greek, but we Are all one.
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Which condemneth the ill disposition of such as cannot abide that strangers should come among them,
Which Condemneth the ill disposition of such as cannot abide that Strangers should come among them,
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and that not such as Ruth, of another nation, but such as be borne in the same kingdome,
and that not such as Ruth, of Another Nation, but such as be born in the same Kingdom,
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yea in the same countrey, if they feare any charge to come to them thereby. Oh how would they take on in our vncharitable dayes, if a poore Naomi should,
yea in the same country, if they Fear any charge to come to them thereby. O how would they take on in our uncharitable days, if a poor Naomi should,
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after many yeeres, returne to the place of her former abode, and bring a poore woman with her, to charge the parish!
After many Years, return to the place of her former Abided, and bring a poor woman with her, to charge the parish!
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Well, good Boaz did not so, neither the Inhabitants of Bethlehem. IV. Note, how shamefastnesse, wisedome and humilitie are excellent ornaments of praise in a woman, as they are here in Ruth; shee cast downe her eyes, not looking impudently vpon him, shee bowed to the ground,
Well, good Boaz did not so, neither the Inhabitants of Bethlehem. IV. Note, how shamefastness, Wisdom and humility Are excellent Ornament of praise in a woman, as they Are Here in Ruth; she cast down her eyes, not looking impudently upon him, she bowed to the ground,
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and shewed humilitie, and her words were effectuall and few, and therein was her wisedome. These three, shamefast countenance, humble gesture, and fewnesse of words, doe grace a woman highly,
and showed humility, and her words were effectual and few, and therein was her Wisdom. These three, shamefast countenance, humble gesture, and fewness of words, do grace a woman highly,
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and doe winne her honour, though neuer so poore. And therefore let women labour for them, more then for a faire face, gay clothes, and a great portion;
and do win her honour, though never so poor. And Therefore let women labour for them, more then for a fair face, gay clothes, and a great portion;
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these make them saleable with wantons and worldlings: but the other with the wise and vertuous.
these make them saleable with wantons and worldlings: but the other with the wise and virtuous.
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This reproueth such as be of a proud and hawtie carriage, which are costly Dames, commanding Mistresses, but hardly obedient wiues:
This Reproveth such as be of a proud and haughty carriage, which Are costly Dams, commanding Mistress's, but hardly obedient wives:
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such also as be great talkers, reproued by the Apostle:
such also as be great talkers, reproved by the Apostle:
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these be shrewd Dames, often they breed contention abroad, & some disquietnesse at home, for want of the gouernemēt of the tongue;
these be shrewd Dams, often they breed contention abroad, & Some disquietness At home, for want of the government of the tongue;
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such women as be bold without blushing, impudent Dames, which will not couer their faces with Rebecca for modestie sake,
such women as be bold without blushing, impudent Dams, which will not cover their faces with Rebecca for modesty sake,
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but will goe naked so farre as modestie cryeth shame vpon.
but will go naked so Far as modesty Cries shame upon.
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But they which haue to sell, thinke they may be allowed to set open their shop-windowes.
But they which have to fell, think they may be allowed to Set open their shop-windows.
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But chaste mindes seeing the deformity thereof, will frame themselues to a more decent and modest behauiour:
But chaste minds seeing the deformity thereof, will frame themselves to a more decent and modest behaviour:
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such as would hold the name of the vertuous, will not so much labour in the outward shew,
such as would hold the name of the virtuous, will not so much labour in the outward show,
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neither goe after the fashion of vaine persons. Chaste Penelope, a Heathen, will stand couered before her Suters.
neither go After the fashion of vain Persons. Chaste Penelope, a Heathen, will stand covered before her Suitors.
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And will Christian women shew themselues so naked, as some doe, to the view of all? O impudencie!
And will Christian women show themselves so naked, as Some do, to the view of all? O impudency!
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O immodest shew of lightnesse and vanitie!
O immodest show of lightness and vanity!
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Verse 11. And Boaz answered and said vnto her, It hath fully beene shewed me, all that thou hast done vnto thy mother in law,Verse 11. And Boaz answered and said unto her, It hath Fully been showed me, all that thou hast done unto thy mother in law,
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since the death of thine husband;
since the death of thine husband;
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and how thou hast left thy father and thy mother, and the land of thy natiuity,
and how thou hast left thy father and thy mother, and the land of thy Nativity,
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and art come vnto a people, which thou knewest not heretofore.
and art come unto a people, which thou Knewest not heretofore.
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BOaz his reply vnto Ruth, giuing her the reasons of his kindnesse towards her a stranger;BOaz his reply unto Ruth, giving her the Reasons of his kindness towards her a stranger;
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which was by relation made to him before this, of her vertues shewed in her loue to her mother in law,
which was by Relation made to him before this, of her Virtues showed in her love to her mother in law,
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and in her grace and godlinesse, leauing her own country, to come and dwell amongst Gods people, though vnknowne to her aforetime.
and in her grace and godliness, leaving her own country, to come and dwell among God's people, though unknown to her aforetime.
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And Boaz answered and said vnto her, It hath fully beene shewed mee, all that thou hast done. And Boaz answered and said unto her, It hath Fully been showed me, all that thou hast done.
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A good report, and that to the full, was spred abroad of Ruth: of which Boaz had taken notice,
A good report, and that to the full, was spread abroad of Ruth: of which Boaz had taken notice,
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and for which he was so kind to her, as hee here acknowledgeth. Whence note, I.
and for which he was so kind to her, as he Here acknowledgeth. Whence note, I.
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That vertue shall not want Trumpeters to sound out her praises to the full, Psal. 37. 6. Ruth was made renowned among all the people,
That virtue shall not want Trumpeters to found out her praises to the full, Psalm 37. 6. Ruth was made renowned among all the people,
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& Ioseph at length throughout all the land of Egypt: which is Gods mercy for encouragement to vertue;
& Ioseph At length throughout all the land of Egypt: which is God's mercy for encouragement to virtue;
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and this will those doe which loue vertue in others. Therefore let such as would be renowned, striue to be vertuous:
and this will those doe which love virtue in Others. Therefore let such as would be renowned, strive to be virtuous:
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It is the worthiest matter of praise and commendation.
It is the Worthiest matter of praise and commendation.
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It procureth loue, and that true loue of such as neuer see vs, as did Salomons fame, and so Christs;
It procureth love, and that true love of such as never see us, as did Solomon's fame, and so Christ;
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It causeth an honorable remembrance after death: It is such goods as cannot bee lost; but beauty may with sicknesse and age bee defaced, strength also may decay:
It Causes an honourable remembrance After death: It is such goods as cannot be lost; but beauty may with sickness and age be defaced, strength also may decay:
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So Haman may lose his honour, and Iob may be dispossessed of all his riches in a moment, but vertue abideth for euer.
So Haman may loose his honour, and Job may be dispossessed of all his riches in a moment, but virtue Abideth for ever.
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Lastly, this is pleasing to God, to all good men, yea and makes the Angels to attend vpon vs,
Lastly, this is pleasing to God, to all good men, yea and makes the Angels to attend upon us,
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as the Lord hath put the charge vpon them.
as the Lord hath put the charge upon them.
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And yet the praise hereof is least respected, but men seeke praises which be after mans wisdome, earthly and sensuall: as Absaloms for beauty;
And yet the praise hereof is least respected, but men seek praises which be After men Wisdom, earthly and sensual: as Absaloms for beauty;
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Hamans for fauour with a King; Achitophels for worldly policy; others for riches and authority ouer their brethren;Hamans for favour with a King; Achitophels for worldly policy; Others for riches and Authority over their brothers;
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which yet they are no lasting praises, soone lost, and neuer afford true loue in the hearts of men, as vertue doth:
which yet they Are no lasting praises, soon lost, and never afford true love in the hearts of men, as virtue does:
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which may minister comfort to such as bee vertuous, who deserue true praises, & they shall not want them;
which may minister Comfort to such as be virtuous, who deserve true praises, & they shall not want them;
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they shall not neede to bragge, as the proud hypocriticall Pharise, of their well-doing.
they shall not need to brag, as the proud hypocritical Pharisee, of their welldoing.
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Grant that many now will not giue them their due, some of pride, other through enuie,
Grant that many now will not give them their endue, Some of pride, other through envy,
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and a third sort of ill will cannot speake well: yet when they be dead, euen such as did dispraise them, will then praise them:
and a third sort of ill will cannot speak well: yet when they be dead, even such as did dispraise them, will then praise them:
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but howsoeuer, they shall at the last Day receiue praises of Iesus Christ before the Angels & all the world,
but howsoever, they shall At the last Day receive praises of Iesus christ before the Angels & all the world,
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and be euerlastingly rewarded for the same. II. That well-doing procureth fauour to the poore, though strangers, at the hands of the vertuous:
and be everlastingly rewarded for the same. II That welldoing procureth favour to the poor, though Strangers, At the hands of the virtuous:
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for this was the cause of Boaz loue to Ruth, as here he acknowledgeth: and this is true godlinesse, to loue others for their goodnes.
for this was the cause of Boaz love to Ruth, as Here he acknowledgeth: and this is true godliness, to love Others for their Goodness.
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Would you poore find fauour? Labour to be vertuous: for God will procure the liking of others, and moue them to doe you good,
Would you poor find favour? Labour to be virtuous: for God will procure the liking of Others, and move them to do you good,
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as God did Boaz heart towards Ruth. This is the way to doe you good,
as God did Boaz heart towards Ruth. This is the Way to do you good,
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and not to liue idlely, levvdly, and by flatterie and talebearing, to think to prosper, vvhich is the trade of too many poore ones.
and not to live idly, lewdly, and by flattery and talebearing, to think to prosper, which is the trade of too many poor ones.
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With some for a vvhile they may find fauour, but in the meane space they procure hatred of some others,
With Some for a while they may find favour, but in the mean Molle they procure hatred of Some Others,
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and at length vvill be abhorred of all.
and At length will be abhorred of all.
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And here let the rich learne vpon whom to bestow freely their kindnesse, and whom to loue and respect,
And Here let the rich Learn upon whom to bestow freely their kindness, and whom to love and respect,
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euen the godly poore, such as bee of the houshold of faith, for in them Christ is relieued,
even the godly poor, such as be of the household of faith, for in them christ is relieved,
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and such shall not lose their reward.
and such shall not loose their reward.
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If you aske, Who are these godly poore? I answer, Euen such as Ruth, which get a good name by their vertuous liues, their duty done to their betters, their painefulnesse in labour; their conscience of Religion:
If you ask, Who Are these godly poor? I answer, Even such as Ruth, which get a good name by their virtuous lives, their duty done to their betters, their painfulness in labour; their conscience of Religion:
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These be the godly poore, and not the stubborne, the idle, the irreligious, swearing, fighting, railing, drunken poore, who are more worthy of punishment, than reliefe.
These be the godly poor, and not the stubborn, the idle, the irreligious, swearing, fighting, railing, drunken poor, who Are more worthy of punishment, than relief.
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Vnto thy mother in law since the death of thine husband. ] Thus Boaz beginneth to particularize her vertues;Unto thy mother in law since the death of thine husband. ] Thus Boaz begins to particularise her Virtues;
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and the first here is her louing carriage, and praise-worthy behauiour vnto her mother in law, not onely while her husband liued,
and the First Here is her loving carriage, and praiseworthy behaviour unto her mother in law, not only while her husband lived,
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but euer after, not ceasing to loue because he was dead, for whose sake shee first was occasioned to loue her.
but ever After, not ceasing to love Because he was dead, for whose sake she First was occasioned to love her.
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Due prayses can be shewed in particular vertues. Due praises can be showed in particular Virtues.
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See it in the praises of Iob, Cornelius, the Angell of Ephesus. And therefore in praising any, wee must bee able to instance in those things which deserue such praises, else it is sottish ignorance, or grosse flatterie, or both.
See it in the praises of Job, Cornelius, the Angel of Ephesus. And Therefore in praising any, we must be able to instance in those things which deserve such praises, Else it is sottish ignorance, or gross flattery, or both.
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Againe note, That whom we loue for our friends sake being aliue, if loue be vnfaigned, it will appeare, when they be dead.
Again note, That whom we love for our Friends sake being alive, if love be unfeigned, it will appear, when they be dead.
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This is Ruths loue vnto Naomi, Dauids to Mephibosheth for Ionathans sake. True loue is a fountaine that neuer can be drawne drie.
This is Ruths love unto Naomi, David to Mephibosheth for Ionathans sake. True love is a fountain that never can be drawn dry.
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This reproueth the loose loue of many, who can loue, and lightly turne it into hatred of the same person vpon small occasions;
This Reproveth the lose love of many, who can love, and lightly turn it into hatred of the same person upon small occasions;
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such also as can loue their friend for his time, but when he is dead, will neglect all respect to euery one of his, whom in his dayes they pretended to loue.
such also as can love their friend for his time, but when he is dead, will neglect all respect to every one of his, whom in his days they pretended to love.
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And how thou hast left thy father and thy mother, and the land of thy natiuity, And how thou hast left thy father and thy mother, and the land of thy Nativity,
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and art come vnto a people which thou knewest not heretofore. and art come unto a people which thou Knewest not heretofore.
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This was rare loue, and a very great measure of grace, for Religon sake, to forsake naturall parents;
This was rare love, and a very great measure of grace, for Religion sake, to forsake natural Parents;
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for a mother in Law, her owne country, for a strange nation and people:
for a mother in Law, her own country, for a strange Nation and people:
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shee must needs bee endued with a strong faith, and an extraordinary measure of loue to Religion,
she must needs be endued with a strong faith, and an extraordinary measure of love to Religion,
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and the worship of the true God. By which wee see, that faith and feruent loue ouercome all difficulties;
and the worship of the true God. By which we see, that faith and fervent love overcome all difficulties;
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euen nature it selfe, as here in her, so in Abraham, when leauing his countrey, he trauelled hee knew not whither,
even nature it self, as Here in her, so in Abraham, when leaving his country, he traveled he knew not whither,
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and did offer vp Isaac at Gods bidding, and put away Ismael, and al three without gainsaying, cherefully.
and did offer up Isaac At God's bidding, and put away Ishmael, and all three without gainsaying, cheerfully.
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These ouercame carnall reason, and this desire of pleasing God, made Saint Paul a zealous Professor.
These overcame carnal reason, and this desire of pleasing God, made Saint Paul a zealous Professor.
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Faith made Gideon to leaue thousands behind him, and to bee content to enter the battaile whith 300. against many thousands;
Faith made gideon to leave thousands behind him, and to be content to enter the battle vuhith 300. against many thousands;
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so did Ioshua by Gods direction command seuen Priests to goe seuen times about the walls of Iericho, to beate them downe with sound of Rammes hornes.
so did Ioshua by God's direction command seuen Priests to go seuen times about the walls of Jericho, to beat them down with found of Rams horns.
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This faith & loue made many proselytes and Heathen to become Christians, and Christians in the time of bloody persecutions, to forsake all for Christs sake,
This faith & love made many Proselytes and Heathen to become Christians, and Christians in the time of bloody persecutions, to forsake all for Christ sake,
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and his Gospell, as the Apostles spake of themselues vnto Christ.
and his Gospel, as the Apostles spoke of themselves unto christ.
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This faith and loue of God will vanquish the world, and will make 〈 ◊ 〉 leaue the Court of Pharaoh, to bee with Gods people in affliction,
This faith and love of God will vanquish the world, and will make 〈 ◊ 〉 leave the Court of Pharaoh, to be with God's people in affliction,
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and will make Amaziah to separate himselfe from the wicked, and make light of an 100. talents of siluer;
and will make Amaziah to separate himself from the wicked, and make Light of an 100. Talents of silver;
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Yea so powerfull is faith and loue of God, as they will ouercome our selues,
Yea so powerful is faith and love of God, as they will overcome our selves,
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euen to make light of our selues, and our liues, for the Lords sake, as we see in the blessed Martyrs, suffering cruell torments for the truth sake;
even to make Light of our selves, and our lives, for the lords sake, as we see in the blessed Martyrs, suffering cruel torments for the truth sake;
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for the power of faith and spirituall loue is supernaturall, and is wrought and so assisted by Gods Spirit,
for the power of faith and spiritual love is supernatural, and is wrought and so assisted by God's Spirit,
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as no worldly, or fleshly impediments can hinder them in the way to eternall life.
as no worldly, or fleshly impediments can hinder them in the Way to Eternal life.
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Therefore must we labour for these graces aboue all things, if wee would be masters ouer our selues;
Therefore must we labour for these graces above all things, if we would be Masters over our selves;
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if wee would preuaile against all hinderances of our saluation. These will bridle lusts, contemne vaine honours, resist Satan and his temptations:
if we would prevail against all hindrances of our salvation. These will bridle Lustiest, contemn vain honours, resist Satan and his temptations:
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and seeing they are so powerfull, hence may we see whether wee haue this faith and true loue,
and seeing they Are so powerful, hence may we see whither we have this faith and true love,
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if we can ouercome our corrupt nature, carnall reason, and this euill world:
if we can overcome our corrupt nature, carnal reason, and this evil world:
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but if these ouermaster vs, then want wee this faith and loue, from which those be farre off, who are led like beasts by nature,
but if these overmaster us, then want we this faith and love, from which those be Far off, who Are led like beasts by nature,
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like sensuall men by lusts, corrupt reason, and by this vnconstant world, and the vanities thereof.
like sensual men by Lustiest, corrupt reason, and by this unconstant world, and the vanities thereof.
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Though they doe beare the name of Christians, yet Christs power is farre from them.
Though they do bear the name of Christians, yet Christ power is Far from them.
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Note further hence, why hee speaketh thus to Ruth: euen to giue her to know the true cause of his kindnesse, and good respect towards her, euen her godlinesse and grace;
Note further hence, why he speaks thus to Ruth: even to give her to know the true cause of his kindness, and good respect towards her, even her godliness and grace;
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which may teach, That vertue and grace are the greatest motiues to incite great men, which be also good men,
which may teach, That virtue and grace Are the greatest motives to incite great men, which be also good men,
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vnto the workes of mercy and bounty to the poore: as we here see by Boaz speeches;unto the works of mercy and bounty to the poor: as we Here see by Boaz Speeches;
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for vertue is louely to them which are vertuous, though the parties be neuer so poore.
for virtue is lovely to them which Are virtuous, though the parties be never so poor.
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Let thē the poore labour for grace and godlinesse, that they may find mercy at the hands of the wealthy,
Let them the poor labour for grace and godliness, that they may find mercy At the hands of the wealthy,
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for if they feare God, he wil be their spokes-man, hee will moue the hearts of others to doe them good.
for if they Fear God, he will be their spokesman, he will move the hearts of Others to do them good.
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Though this bee the way to procure fauour, yet commonly we see the poore idle, and too lewd of life;
Though this be the Way to procure favour, yet commonly we see the poor idle, and too lewd of life;
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and yet they murmure, curse, and rage, if they be not relieued:
and yet they murmur, curse, and rage, if they be not relieved:
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for they thinke they ought to be relieued, euen because they bee poore, though neuer so wicked,
for they think they ought to be relieved, even Because they be poor, though never so wicked,
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though they will hardly labour to take any paines to liue, when of such the Apostle speaketh, that they should not be relieued.
though they will hardly labour to take any pains to live, when of such the Apostle speaks, that they should not be relieved.
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Hee that will not labour, let him not eate, saith the Apostle. As this is for instruction to the poore: He that will not labour, let him not eat, Says the Apostle. As this is for instruction to the poor:
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so the rich from Boaz may learne, on whom to bestow their fauours, and workes of mercy,
so the rich from Boaz may Learn, on whom to bestow their favours, and works of mercy,
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euen vpon the godly, the houshold of faith:
even upon the godly, the household of faith:
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for in them Christ is relieued, in them they doe lend vnto the Lord, who vvill repay them to the full, and greatly reward them.
for in them christ is relieved, in them they do lend unto the Lord, who will repay them to the full, and greatly reward them.
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But of this a little before in the beginning of this verse.
But of this a little before in the beginning of this verse.
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Verse 12. The Lord recompence thy worke, and a full reward be giuen thee of the Lord God of Israel, vnder whose wings thou art come to trust.Verse 12. The Lord recompense thy work, and a full reward be given thee of the Lord God of Israel, under whose wings thou art come to trust.
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THese words are a prayer and blessing pronounced out of the mouth of Boaz vpon poore Ruth. which doth maruailously set out the pietie of this man.
THese words Are a prayer and blessing pronounced out of the Mouth of Boaz upon poor Ruth. which does marvelously Set out the piety of this man.
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Here may be noted, who makes this request, to whom, for what, for whom, and why. The Lord recompence thy worke.
Here may be noted, who makes this request, to whom, for what, for whom, and why. The Lord recompense thy work.
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] This rich Boaz prayeth for poore Ruth. Whence note, I. That there is a recompence of reward from God, euen to the poore for well-doing:
] This rich Boaz Prayeth for poor Ruth. Whence note, I. That there is a recompense of reward from God, even to the poor for welldoing:
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this the prayer of Boaz sheweth, who else would not haue begged it at Gods hand;
this the prayer of Boaz shows, who Else would not have begged it At God's hand;
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and we must know, that the Lord in promising to reward well-doing, excepts against none, rich nor poore,
and we must know, that the Lord in promising to reward welldoing, excepts against none, rich nor poor,
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but will recōpence the weldoer, be he whosoeuer;
but will recompense the weldoer, be he whosoever;
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with him is no respect of persons, but he that worketh righteousnesse, is accepted of him;
with him is no respect of Persons, but he that works righteousness, is accepted of him;
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and godlinesse (in whomsoeuer it be) hath the Promise of this life and of the life to come.
and godliness (in whomsoever it be) hath the Promise of this life and of the life to come.
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Let this comfort the poore in their welldoing, and in their works of vertue and godlinesse.
Let this Comfort the poor in their welldoing, and in their works of virtue and godliness.
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Quest. Here it may be demanded, what good workes can the poore doe, to expect reward from God, seeing they haue no riches?Quest. Here it may be demanded, what good works can the poor doe, to expect reward from God, seeing they have no riches?
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Answ. A good worke is not, nor stands not onely in giuing almes, and such like things,Answer A good work is not, nor Stands not only in giving alms, and such like things,
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for then should onely the rich be doers of good workes:
for then should only the rich be doers of good works:
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but many other things are good workes, and approued of God, and which he will recompence, which the poore, that haue not one peny, may doe;
but many other things Are good works, and approved of God, and which he will recompense, which the poor, that have not one penny, may do;
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as to doe the duety of loue and obedience to their parents, or to others to whom they owe it;
as to do the duty of love and Obedience to their Parents, or to Others to whom they owe it;
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to forsake idolatrie for the true worship of God; to leaue their countrey for the Lords sake and for his people;
to forsake idolatry for the true worship of God; to leave their country for the lords sake and for his people;
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to forsake their old heathenish acquaintance and kindred. All which Ruth did: and these may the poore doe, which workes God will recompence;
to forsake their old Heathenish acquaintance and kindred. All which Ruth did: and these may the poor doe, which works God will recompense;
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and all other dueties which one oweth to another, in any sort, being done in faith, in loue,
and all other duties which one owes to Another, in any sort, being done in faith, in love,
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and in obedience to God, they are good workes, and the Lord will reward the same;
and in Obedience to God, they Are good works, and the Lord will reward the same;
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euen the honest and painefull seruice of a poore seruant, as the Apostle teacheth.
even the honest and painful service of a poor servant, as the Apostle Teaches.
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Wee see then, that the poorest may doe good workes, though not such, as commonly are so called, to the doing whereof the worlds wealth is required;
we see then, that the Poorest may do good works, though not such, as commonly Are so called, to the doing whereof the world's wealth is required;
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and yet herein a poore soules two mites are more acceptable to God, then the superfluities of the rich. II. The rich, from the example of Boaz, may not thinke scorne to pray,
and yet herein a poor Souls two mites Are more acceptable to God, then the superfluities of the rich. II The rich, from the Exampl of Boaz, may not think scorn to pray,
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and that very heartily for the poore. and that very heartily for the poor.
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It is a very rare example to see so mighty a man of wealth, and so high in authoritie, to be so much taken vp in his affection, in considering the poore womans vertue,
It is a very rare Exampl to see so mighty a man of wealth, and so high in Authority, to be so much taken up in his affection, in considering the poor woman's virtue,
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as to breake forth into so vehement a prayer as this was, as appeareth by the doubling of the words:
as to break forth into so vehement a prayer as this was, as appears by the doubling of the words:
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and yet this ought rich men to doe, if they thinke that the poore are not excluded out of the communion of Saints,
and yet this ought rich men to do, if they think that the poor Are not excluded out of the communion of Saints,
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and that they be the children of God with them, as they are taught in the Lords Prayer.
and that they be the children of God with them, as they Are taught in the lords Prayer.
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This would shew a great measure of grace, this would encourage much the poore to goe on in well-doing.
This would show a great measure of grace, this would encourage much the poor to go on in welldoing.
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But, alas, this comes not once into the thought of a rich man;
But, alas, this comes not once into the Thought of a rich man;
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he thinks the poore bound to pray for him, but himselfe not at all, vpon any occasion for them,
he thinks the poor bound to pray for him, but himself not At all, upon any occasion for them,
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because he thinkes he can pleasure them, but they can no way pleasure him;
Because he thinks he can pleasure them, but they can no Way pleasure him;
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so he considereth onely outward and personall benefit, and not the excellencie of vertue, and fruit thereof to them and others, as Boaz did.
so he Considereth only outward and personal benefit, and not the excellency of virtue, and fruit thereof to them and Others, as Boaz did.
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And a full reward be giuen thee. And a full reward be given thee.
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] A good man thinkes his mercies and kindnesse are not enough to recompence and reward the vertue,
] A good man thinks his Mercies and kindness Are not enough to recompense and reward the virtue,
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and workes of welldoint in others: for he valueth vertue aboue wealth, and aboue the price of all these transitorie things.and works of welldoint in Others: for he valueth virtue above wealth, and above the price of all these transitory things.
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Againe note, that there is to be expected a full reward for a good worke;
Again note, that there is to be expected a full reward for a good work;
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I say, first a reward, yet so, that it be looked for in mercy, and not in merit;
I say, First a reward, yet so, that it be looked for in mercy, and not in merit;
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for God hath promised a reward, and that in many places of Scripture;
for God hath promised a reward, and that in many places of Scripture;
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and then it shall be a full reward, which Boaz prayeth for here, to be giuen to Ruth: which shall be certainely accomplished in the life to come,
and then it shall be a full reward, which Boaz Prayeth for Here, to be given to Ruth: which shall be Certainly accomplished in the life to come,
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& here sometime in a great measure, as it was to Ruth, in giuing her Boaz for an husband, which he little thought of in this prayer, that he should be the reward of her godlinesse and grace.
& Here sometime in a great measure, as it was to Ruth, in giving her Boaz for an husband, which he little Thought of in this prayer, that he should be the reward of her godliness and grace.
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This is an excellent incouragement to vertue and good workes. Of the Lord God of Israel.
This is an excellent encouragement to virtue and good works. Of the Lord God of Israel.
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] Israel was Iacobs name, and now applied to all his posterity the people of God:
] Israel was Iacobs name, and now applied to all his posterity the people of God:
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Thus was the true God called, by the name of God, noting the persons in the Trinity;
Thus was the true God called, by the name of God, noting the Persons in the Trinity;
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and of Lord, noting his substance, and being of himselfe, as the originall words to the Learned doe shew;
and of Lord, noting his substance, and being of himself, as the original words to the Learned do show;
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and he is the Lord God of Israel, because he chose the Israelites to be his people before all other nations of the Earth, a type of the Elect number, called The Israel of God.
and he is the Lord God of Israel, Because he chosen the Israelites to be his people before all other Nations of the Earth, a type of the Elect number, called The Israel of God.
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To this true and euerliuing God, doth Boaz make request for a full and perfect reward, shewing, that it is not in man,
To this true and everliving God, does Boaz make request for a full and perfect reward, showing, that it is not in man,
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but it must be God that can make a full payment to godlinesse; but it must be God that can make a full payment to godliness;
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the full reward is to be giuen of him, and therefore from him it is to be expected, who hath the recompence in his hand, in full perfection.
the full reward is to be given of him, and Therefore from him it is to be expected, who hath the recompense in his hand, in full perfection.
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Vnder whose wings. ] A figuratiue speech vsuall in Psalmes to expresse the loue of God,Under whose wings. ] A figurative speech usual in Psalms to express the love of God,
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and the protection of such as be his;
and the protection of such as be his;
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for as a Hen nourisheth and defendeth her young ones vnder her wings, from the Kite and other rauenous birds:
for as a Hen Nourishes and defendeth her young ones under her wings, from the Kite and other ravenous Birds:
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so doth the Lord care for his people, to keepe them in safety from dangers. They are safely protected, who come to the Lord and trust in him:
so does the Lord care for his people, to keep them in safety from dangers. They Are safely protected, who come to the Lord and trust in him:
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for God hath vndertaken to protect such, and he is able to desend them, and he will doe it, because he loueth them.
for God hath undertaken to Pact such, and he is able to descend them, and he will do it, Because he loves them.
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Oh then, let vs labour to be of the Lords people, to goe vnto him, and to trust in him!
O then, let us labour to be of the lords people, to go unto him, and to trust in him!
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Men being in danger here, get into great mens seruice for protection;
Men being in danger Here, get into great men's service for protection;
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and we being in greater danger, yea in such dangers euery day, on the right and left hand, from which none can deliuer vs,
and we being in greater danger, yea in such dangers every day, on the right and left hand, from which none can deliver us,
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but God, should not we seeke his seruice for protection? And being in it, let vs be comforted, as sure of his aide;
but God, should not we seek his service for protection? And being in it, let us be comforted, as sure of his aid;
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let vs trust in him, as did Dauid; for he saueth all them that put their trust in him.
let us trust in him, as did David; for he Saveth all them that put their trust in him.
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Let vs in neede runne to him for aid, as did Dauid, and desired to be saued by him,
Let us in need run to him for aid, as did David, and desired to be saved by him,
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and let vs reioyce vnder the shadow of his wings: for his Angels shall guard vs, and pitch their Tents about vs:
and let us rejoice under the shadow of his wings: for his Angels shall guard us, and pitch their Tents about us:
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he will make a hedge about vs also:
he will make a hedge about us also:
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and if this will not be defence enough, then will he be a wall of fire,
and if this will not be defence enough, then will he be a wall of fire,
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so sure and safe shall we be from all our enemies. Thou art come to trust.
so sure and safe shall we be from all our enemies. Thou art come to trust.
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] Boaz taketh it for granted, that shee had faith: for they that come to God, must beleeue that he is. ] Boaz Takes it for granted, that she had faith: for they that come to God, must believe that he is.
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This draweth vs to God, this keepeth vs with him, when we be come vnto him.
This draws us to God, this Keepeth us with him, when we be come unto him.
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Now, that we may know what is here meant by faith, we must vnderstand that there be degrees hereof:
Now, that we may know what is Here meant by faith, we must understand that there be Degrees hereof:
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as to beleeue there is a God, against all the Atheists, which deny this principle in nature. II. That that which we beleeue to be God, be the true God,
as to believe there is a God, against all the Atheists, which deny this principle in nature. II That that which we believe to be God, be the true God,
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euen God by nature, and none other, and that he is not many, but one God onely, against all Idolaters and worshippers of false gods. III.
even God by nature, and none other, and that he is not many, but one God only, against all Idolaters and worshippers of false God's. III.
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That hee be such a one as hee reuealeth himselfe in his Word, and so conceiued of,
That he be such a one as he Revealeth himself in his Word, and so conceived of,
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and no otherwise, a Spirit, True, Iust, Mercifull, Almighty and so forth, against all carnall conceits and fleshly apprehensions of God,
and no otherwise, a Spirit, True, Just, Merciful, Almighty and so forth, against all carnal conceits and fleshly apprehensions of God,
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as is in the ignorant multitude, & the blind Papists our Aduersaries. IV. That we haue sure confidence in him, wholy relying vpon him,
as is in the ignorant multitude, & the blind Papists our Adversaries. IV. That we have sure confidence in him, wholly relying upon him,
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and commending our selues so to his protection, as vnto a safe place, where we thinke to be sure:
and commending our selves so to his protection, as unto a safe place, where we think to be sure:
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and so the word in the originall is here vsed.
and so the word in the original is Here used.
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The knowledge hereof should make vs to examine our faith, whether we thus trust in him,
The knowledge hereof should make us to examine our faith, whither we thus trust in him,
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and haue the sauing faith, which maketh not ashamed. Such a faith is, First, without hypocrisie, being faith vnfained.
and have the Saving faith, which makes not ashamed. Such a faith is, First, without hypocrisy, being faith unfeigned.
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Secondly, It is accompanied with the Spirit of God.
Secondly, It is accompanied with the Spirit of God.
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Thirdly, Where it is, there is inward peace of conscience, and freedome to draw nigh to God with boldnesse.
Thirdly, Where it is, there is inward peace of conscience, and freedom to draw High to God with boldness.
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Fourthly, It sheweth it selfe in a godly conuersation; for the heart is purged, and pure, and a good conscience is ioyned with it:
Fourthly, It shows it self in a godly Conversation; for the heart is purged, and pure, and a good conscience is joined with it:
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it worketh also by loue, and sheweth it selfe by workes, and so causeth obedience to the good pleasure and will of God,
it works also by love, and shows it self by works, and so Causes Obedience to the good pleasure and will of God,
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as we may see in Noah building the Arke, and in Abraham offering vp Isaac. Fifthly,
as we may see in Noah building the Ark, and in Abraham offering up Isaac. Fifthly,
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and lastly, it maketh vs to reioyce in the meanes of saluation, and to bee of one heart and soule with the Beleeuers,
and lastly, it makes us to rejoice in the means of salvation, and to be of one heart and soul with the Believers,
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and such as wee perceiue to feare God. By all which, our faith may be examined;
and such as we perceive to Fear God. By all which, our faith may be examined;
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and by these may we know how little there is in men in these dayes, where and when there is such hypocrisie,
and by these may we know how little there is in men in these days, where and when there is such hypocrisy,
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so little true loue of the Word, or of them that loue it, and so much wickednesse and lewdnesse ▪ they make open proclamation, that this grace of true sauing faith was neuer grafted in their hearts.
so little true love of the Word, or of them that love it, and so much wickedness and Lewdness ▪ they make open proclamation, that this grace of true Saving faith was never grafted in their hearts.
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Verse 13. Then she said, Let me find fauour in thy sight, my Lord, for thou hast comforted mee,Verse 13. Then she said, Let me find favour in thy sighed, my Lord, for thou hast comforted me,
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and for that thou hast spoken friendly vnto thine hand-maid, though I be not like vnto one of thine hand-maidens.
and for that thou hast spoken friendly unto thine handmaid, though I be not like unto one of thine handmaidens.
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RVTHS speech vnto Boaz, acknowledging his fauour with great humility, shewing what it wrought in her,
RUTH speech unto Boaz, acknowledging his favour with great humility, showing what it wrought in her,
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and the reason also thereof, with a debasing of her selfe as inferior to his seruants.
and the reason also thereof, with a debasing of her self as inferior to his Servants.
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Then shee said, Let me find fauour in thy sight. Then she said, Let me find favour in thy sighed.
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] These words may be read two wayes, either thus as here, and then they shew Ruths desire of the countenance of his fauour.
] These words may be read two ways, either thus as Here, and then they show Ruths desire of the countenance of his favour.
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For the poore doe not onely desire to get the rich mans good will, but would gladly haue it continued.
For the poor do not only desire to get the rich men good will, but would gladly have it continued.
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And a thankefull mind seeketh the continuance of vndeserued fauours, and not Hanuns part, 2. Sam. 10. Or the words may be read thus, I doe find fauour in thy sight.
And a thankful mind seeks the Continuance of undeserved favours, and not Hanuns part, 2. Sam. 10. Or the words may be read thus, I do find favour in thy sighed.
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And it is then, as if shee had said, It is enough that I a poore stranger find this fauour in thine eyes;
And it is then, as if she had said, It is enough that I a poor stranger find this favour in thine eyes;
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so are the words to be taken, Gen. 33. 15. and so in 2. Sam. 16. 4. Shee did not expect so much at his hands:
so Are the words to be taken, Gen. 33. 15. and so in 2. Sam. 16. 4. Shee did not expect so much At his hands:
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and therefore knowing her selfe to haue deserued nothing at his hands, shee rests very thankefull for this so great a kindnesse:
and Therefore knowing her self to have deserved nothing At his hands, she rests very thankful for this so great a kindness:
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For where nothing is deserued, and nothing owing, there to finde speciall fauour, deserueth great thankes: Which heere shee acknowledgeth;
For where nothing is deserved, and nothing owing, there to find special favour, deserves great thanks: Which Here she acknowledgeth;
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and in the like case so must we. The choise of the reading I leaue to mens will;
and in the like case so must we. The choice of the reading I leave to men's will;
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either may stand, and the Learned in the tongue vse either; and our last Translation in the margent leaueth it free.
either may stand, and the Learned in the tongue use either; and our last translation in the margin Leaveth it free.
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The thing shee either asketh, or acknowledgeth, is fauour, or mercy, compassion and good will (all which the word signifieth) in his eyes:
The thing she either asks, or acknowledgeth, is favour, or mercy, compassion and good will (all which the word signifies) in his eyes:
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By which word shee confesseth all his kindnesses in word and deed shewed to her, to be of his meere goodnesse and good will;
By which word she Confesses all his Kindnesses in word and deed showed to her, to be of his mere Goodness and good will;
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and so should workes of mercy come from the rich to the poore: the eye of the rich looking vpon the poore, should worke compassion in the heart;
and so should works of mercy come from the rich to the poor: the eye of the rich looking upon the poor, should work compassion in the heart;
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then doe such find fauour in their eyes, when they are beheld and looked vpon with respect to do them good.
then do such find favour in their eyes, when they Are beheld and looked upon with respect to do them good.
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This fauour in the eyes, is not in euery rich man, when he beholdeth the needy;
This favour in the eyes, is not in every rich man, when he beholdeth the needy;
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it must be a good Boaz that hath such eyes, for a Nabal wants them. My Lord. ] A title of reuerence shee giueth him.
it must be a good Boaz that hath such eyes, for a Nabal Wants them. My Lord. ] A title of Reverence she gives him.
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The word signifieth such a one as beareth vp the familie or Common-wealth as a Pillar: thus the name Lord importeth.
The word signifies such a one as bears up the family or Commonwealth as a Pillar: thus the name Lord imports.
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I wish this title to be remembred of the great Ones, that they may shew themselues Pillars and vpholders of the Common-wealth and of their houses, and not destroyers of them.
I wish this title to be remembered of the great Ones, that they may show themselves Pillars and upholders of the Commonwealth and of their houses, and not destroyers of them.
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The thing I note, is this; It is lawfull to giue honorable titles vnto men, as befitteth their place;
The thing I note, is this; It is lawful to give honourable titles unto men, as befitteth their place;
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So did Aaron to Moses; Hannah to Samuel; Obadiah to Eliah; and Hazael to Elisha; and so did the Hittites to Abraham; so as both such as were in,
So did Aaron to Moses; Hannah to Samuel; Obadiah to Elijah; and hazael to Elisha; and so did the Hittites to Abraham; so as both such as were in,
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and such as were out of the Church vsed such tearmes of reuerence;
and such as were out of the Church used such terms of Reverence;
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and therefore may they be vsed, as Saint Luke did, and also Saint Paul; herein taking heed of vniust titles, of base flattery,
and Therefore may they be used, as Saint Lycia did, and also Saint Paul; herein taking heed of unjust titles, of base flattery,
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& the excesse in giuing euen iust titles.
& the excess in giving even just titles.
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Note againe another thing, that the more humble men of good place & wealth shew themselues to be, the more honour they get, as we see here:
Note again Another thing, that the more humble men of good place & wealth show themselves to be, the more honour they get, as we see Here:
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Shee did him reuerence before, verse 10. in a most humble gesture, when shee saw his worldly kindnesse:
She did him Reverence before, verse 10. in a most humble gesture, when she saw his worldly kindness:
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but now perceiuing the ground to be the loue of her vertues, and so himselfe to be a louer of vertue, shee calleth him Lord, encreasing in her honouring of him,
but now perceiving the ground to be the love of her Virtues, and so himself to be a lover of virtue, she calls him Lord, increasing in her honouring of him,
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as shee tooke knowledge of his worthinesse, the more for his loue of vertue and godlinesse,
as she took knowledge of his worthiness, the more for his love of virtue and godliness,
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then for the outward and worldly kindnesse. Here is wisedome, and an excellent example teaching how to honour men truely, how farre, and especially for what.
then for the outward and worldly kindness. Here is Wisdom, and an excellent Exampl teaching how to honour men truly, how Far, and especially for what.
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This instructeth men to carry themselues lowly, which are of place, and to expresse their loue of vertue:
This Instructeth men to carry themselves lowly, which Are of place, and to express their love of virtue:
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it shall not make them be lesse, but more esteemed by much of those that be godly and wise; else were they reprouable.
it shall not make them be less, but more esteemed by much of those that be godly and wise; Else were they reprovable.
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Ionathans humility and goodnesse lost him no reuerence with Dauid. They be counted clownishly base, Ionathans humility and Goodness lost him no Reverence with David. They be counted clownishly base,
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or foolishly proud, or ill-manered, which will giue lesse honour to a man for his vertues and humility,
or foolishly proud, or ill-manered, which will give less honour to a man for his Virtues and humility,
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when as he is to be esteemed for that cause more worthy of encrease of honour with men of wisedome and vnderstanding.
when as he is to be esteemed for that cause more worthy of increase of honour with men of Wisdom and understanding.
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For that thou hast comforted me: For that thou hast comforted me:
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] to wit, a stranger, a widdow, and poore, euen me hast thou comforted by such gracious speeches,
] to wit, a stranger, a widow, and poor, even me hast thou comforted by such gracious Speeches,
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so full of mercy and pietie. The word comforted, by an Antiphrasis signifieth a freedome from griefe:
so full of mercy and piety. The word comforted, by an Antiphrasis signifies a freedom from grief:
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which implyeth, that before, she was not without heauinesse in this her poore estate:
which Implies, that before, she was not without heaviness in this her poor estate:
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for a widdow poore and a stranger in the place of her abode, how can shee not be sad and pensiue? Afflictions are not ioyous to any for the present, they will make sad the heart of the best for a while,
for a widow poor and a stranger in the place of her Abided, how can she not be sad and pensive? Afflictions Are not joyous to any for the present, they will make sad the heart of the best for a while,
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so long as we carry about this corrupt heart and nature of ours; and therefore let men looke vpon the afflicted with compassion, to comfort them.
so long as we carry about this corrupt heart and nature of ours; and Therefore let men look upon the afflicted with compassion, to Comfort them.
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Many wayes did Boaz comfort poore Ruth: First, by a louing appellation, calling her his daughter, verse 8. Secondly, by allowing her to gleane in his fields,
Many ways did Boaz Comfort poor Ruth: First, by a loving appellation, calling her his daughter, verse 8. Secondly, by allowing her to glean in his fields,
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and willing herso to continue with his maidens, vers. 8, 9. Thirdly, by charging his seruants in her hearing, not to touch her, verse 9. Fourthly, by graunting her freedome to drinke with his seruants when shee should be thirstie.
and willing herso to continue with his maidens, vers. 8, 9. Thirdly, by charging his Servants in her hearing, not to touch her, verse 9. Fourthly, by granting her freedom to drink with his Servants when she should be thirsty.
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Fifthly, by commending her vertues, and making mention of her former well-doing. And sixtly, in heartily praying for her.
Fifthly, by commending her Virtues, and making mention of her former welldoing. And sixthly, in heartily praying for her.
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Thus may the poore afflicted be comforted by the wealthy and persons of authority, and especially in praysing their vertues and praying for them:
Thus may the poor afflicted be comforted by the wealthy and Persons of Authority, and especially in praising their Virtues and praying for them:
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for the godly esteeme highly of the prayers of the godly: for they know that God heareth them.
for the godly esteem highly of the Prayers of the godly: for they know that God hears them.
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The prayer of faith and feruency of spirit auaileth much, and God hath promised to heare one for another,
The prayer of faith and fervency of Spirit avails much, and God hath promised to hear one for Another,
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and it is a signe of the Lords great displeasure, when he will not haue one to pray for others.
and it is a Signen of the lords great displeasure, when he will not have one to pray for Others.
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Therefore let vs make much of the prayers of the godly, for they are comfortable. Saint Paul besought the Saints to pray for him, and that very often:
Therefore let us make much of the Prayers of the godly, for they Are comfortable. Saint Paul besought the Saints to pray for him, and that very often:
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and this he doth almost in euery Epistle, he intreateth the Romanes, Ephesians, Philippians, Corinthians, Thessalonians, Colossians, the Hebrewes, all but the backsliding Galatians: a thing worthy of note.
and this he does almost in every Epistle, he intreateth the Romans, Ephesians, Philippians, Corinthians, Thessalonians, colossians, the Hebrews, all but the backsliding Galatians: a thing worthy of note.
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And for that thou hast spoken friendly vnto thine handmaid. And for that thou hast spoken friendly unto thine handmaid.
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] This sheweth wherein shee tooke the greatest comfort, euen in his last words, in praising her vertues, and praying for her:
] This shows wherein she took the greatest Comfort, even in his last words, in praising her Virtues, and praying for her:
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which sheweth, what it is wherein the godly poore take speciall comfort, euen in their good name for well-doing,
which shows, what it is wherein the godly poor take special Comfort, even in their good name for welldoing,
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and in the prayers of such as be godly. To be praised of the godly for well-doing, is great comfort:and in the Prayers of such as be godly. To be praised of the godly for welldoing, is great Comfort:
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for they be the best Iudges thereof, and they be the best men; and their prayers, as before is noted, are auaileable with God.
for they be the best Judges thereof, and they be the best men; and their Prayers, as before is noted, Are available with God.
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Let vs then striue to get a good name with them, and to haue their prayers,
Let us then strive to get a good name with them, and to have their Prayers,
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and requests to God for vs; and when we get these, let vs be comforted therein.
and requests to God for us; and when we get these, let us be comforted therein.
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The word translated friendly, is in the Hebrew, to the heart, and so the Septuagints translate it:
The word translated friendly, is in the Hebrew, to the heart, and so the Septuagints translate it:
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The heart is affected with comfortable words. Thus Ioseph also spake to the heart of his brethren: The heart is affected with comfortable words. Thus Ioseph also spoke to the heart of his brothers:
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for the heart in aduersity wisheth comfort, and when the same is offered, it reioyceth therein.
for the heart in adversity wishes Comfort, and when the same is offered, it rejoices therein.
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Therefore must we so speake to the afflicted, as we may make glad the heart of the oppressed.
Therefore must we so speak to the afflicted, as we may make glad the heart of the oppressed.
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So doth the Lord speake to his people: and so commandeth he his Prophets to speake vnto them.
So does the Lord speak to his people: and so commands he his prophets to speak unto them.
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Now, to speake to the heart of another, is thus: First, when we speake with a feeling of their afflictions from our owne hearts:
Now, to speak to the heart of Another, is thus: First, when we speak with a feeling of their afflictions from our own hearts:
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thus the Iewes comforted Mary and Martha. The Syriach there is, They spake with their heart; and so spake Saint Paul to the Thessalonians:
thus the Iewes comforted Marry and Martha. The Syriac there is, They spoke with their heart; and so spoke Saint Paul to the Thessalonians:
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And secondly, to speake such things as tend to their comfort, and what we know in their case may comfort them, And secondly, to speak such things as tend to their Comfort, and what we know in their case may Comfort them,
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as Ioseph did to his brethren;
as Ioseph did to his brothers;
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and as the Prophet Esay sheweth in Cha. 40. 2. If this be our duety and our mercy to the distressed, and as the Prophet Isaiah shows in Cha. 40. 2. If this be our duty and our mercy to the distressed,
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then they offend against mercy and charity, who speake vncomfortably vnto the afflicted, as the Iewes did to our Sauiour vpon the crosse;
then they offend against mercy and charity, who speak uncomfortably unto the afflicted, as the Iewes did to our Saviour upon the cross;
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and the friends of Iob vnto Iob, which much displeased the Lord, and kindled his wrath against them.
and the Friends of Job unto Job, which much displeased the Lord, and kindled his wrath against them.
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Boaz before called her his daughter, but shee nameth her selfe to be his handmaid:Boaz before called her his daughter, but she names her self to be his handmaid:
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a tearme of humility, and a note of modesty in her selfe, who was nothing lifted vp with a proud conceit of her selfe,
a term of humility, and a note of modesty in her self, who was nothing lifted up with a proud conceit of her self,
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for all his fauour and commendations:
for all his favour and commendations:
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For godly and humble persons are in themselues no whit the higher minded for the good that is spoken of them,
For godly and humble Persons Are in themselves no whit the higher minded for the good that is spoken of them,
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nor for the countenance of great persons towards them: nor for the countenance of great Persons towards them:
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for they truely know themselues to be nothing, and that all is from God, the Fountaine of goodnesse.
for they truly know themselves to be nothing, and that all is from God, the Fountain of Goodness.
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Therefore there is no danger to praise these vpon iust cause to their faces for their comfort,
Therefore there is no danger to praise these upon just cause to their faces for their Comfort,
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as Boaz doth Ruth here, especially being in a low estate, and in affliction. Though I be not like one of thine handmaidens.
as Boaz does Ruth Here, especially being in a low estate, and in affliction. Though I be not like one of thine handmaidens.
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] Thus doth Ruth debase her selfe: for such as be truely religious, haue a low esteeme of themselues:
] Thus does Ruth debase her self: for such as be truly religious, have a low esteem of themselves:
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The examples are pregnant in Moses, Gideon, Abigail, and the Centurion, who held himselfe no• worthy that Christ should come vnder the roofe of his house:
The Examples Are pregnant in Moses, gideon, Abigail, and the Centurion, who held himself no• worthy that christ should come under the roof of his house:
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so lowly thought he of himselfe.
so lowly Thought he of himself.
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Because they know and feele their infirmities, they haue ouermastered pride and selfe-loue, they acknowledge that in themselues, that is, in their flesh, dwelleth no good,
Because they know and feel their infirmities, they have overmastered pride and Self-love, they acknowledge that in themselves, that is, in their Flesh, dwells no good,
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and therefore they thinke and speake of themselues very humbly. Which grace we must labour for:
and Therefore they think and speak of themselves very humbly. Which grace we must labour for:
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for it will procure loue, yea honour: for he that humbleth himselfe, shall be exalted. Now, the true signes of such as be lowly in their owne eyes, are these.
for it will procure love, yea honour: for he that Humbleth himself, shall be exalted. Now, the true Signs of such as be lowly in their own eyes, Are these.
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First, they thinke better of others than of themselues, as Ruth doth here, and as men should doe.
First, they think better of Others than of themselves, as Ruth does Here, and as men should do.
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Secondly, they be loth to vndertake great and high matters, as Moses to goe to Pharoah, and to bring Israel out of Egypt;
Secondly, they be loath to undertake great and high matters, as Moses to go to Pharaoh, and to bring Israel out of Egypt;
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and Dauid to be Sauls sonne in law. Thirdly, if they be aduanced, they receiue honour with great humilitie, as Abigail did.
and David to be Saul's son in law. Thirdly, if they be advanced, they receive honour with great humility, as Abigail did.
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Fourthly, in their high place and prosperity they be not of a proud and hautie spirit,
Fourthly, in their high place and Prosperity they be not of a proud and haughty Spirit,
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as we may see in Ioseph, Moses, Dauid, Ester ruled by Mordecai, and in the Apostle Saint Paul. Fifthly, they scorne no duety,
as we may see in Ioseph, Moses, David, Ester ruled by Mordecai, and in the Apostle Saint Paul. Fifthly, they scorn no duty,
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though meane, if it be a duety for them to doe.
though mean, if it be a duty for them to do.
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Abraham the Vncle will intreat peace at the hands of his Nephew Lot; If Dathan and Abiram scorne to come to Moses, he will goe out to them: Abraham the Uncle will entreat peace At the hands of his Nephew Lot; If Dathan and Abiram scorn to come to Moses, he will go out to them:
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they stand not vpon their place, so as they neglect what is fit to be done.
they stand not upon their place, so as they neglect what is fit to be done.
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Which iustly reproueth those which haue too high an esteeme of themselues:
Which justly Reproveth those which have too high an esteem of themselves:
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which pride ariseth, First, of an ouerweaning of themselues of their owne gifts, or what they thinke to be good in them.
which pride arises, First, of an overweening of themselves of their own Gifts, or what they think to be good in them.
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Secondly, by onely looking vpon the good in them, and what by their place and birth they may clayme,
Secondly, by only looking upon the good in them, and what by their place and birth they may claim,
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but not at all of the euils in themselues, by which they haue cause to be cast downe.
but not At all of the evils in themselves, by which they have cause to be cast down.
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And thirdly, by comparing themselues either with their inferiours, or with their equals, vpon whom yet they cannot looke with an equall eye,
And Thirdly, by comparing themselves either with their inferiors, or with their equals, upon whom yet they cannot look with an equal eye,
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but with some better esteeme of themselues, by some one thing or other, wherein they would find themselues to excell them;
but with Some better esteem of themselves, by Some one thing or other, wherein they would find themselves to excel them;
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but they neuer looke vpon their superiours, except with the eye of enuie, nor vpon any in that wherein they be ouermatched, which maketh them so proud:
but they never look upon their superiors, except with the eye of envy, nor upon any in that wherein they be overmatched, which makes them so proud:
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the true signes whereof are these;
the true Signs whereof Are these;
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First, they highly esteeme of themselues, and very meanely of others, and that often of their betters,
First, they highly esteem of themselves, and very meanly of Others, and that often of their betters,
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as did Gaal. Secondly, they haue aspiring spirits, and thinke themselues worthy of higher places, as Adam and Eue; Absalom; with Corah and his company.
as did Gaal. Secondly, they have aspiring spirits, and think themselves worthy of higher places, as Adam and Eve; Absalom; with Corah and his company.
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Thirdly, they are in prosperity impatient, and cannot endure the neglect of duety towards them, which they looke for,
Thirdly, they Are in Prosperity impatient, and cannot endure the neglect of duty towards them, which they look for,
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as Haman. Lastly, they disdaine to be at command of their betters, as did Dathan and Abiram, and Hagar to be in subiection to her Mistresse:
as Haman. Lastly, they disdain to be At command of their betters, as did Dathan and Abiram, and Hagar to be in subjection to her Mistress:
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for they thinke themselues, as good as others. Quest. Here it may be asked how Ruth was vnlike to Boaz handmaidens?
for they think themselves, as good as Others. Quest. Here it may be asked how Ruth was unlike to Boaz handmaidens?
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Answ. It is thought shee so spake, because shee was not an Israelitish borne, one within the Couenant and of Gods people,Answer It is Thought she so spoke, Because she was not an Israelitish born, one within the Covenant and of God's people,
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but a Moabitish woman, of an idolatrous kindred, and incestuous race. In which respect she might well thinke her selfe inferiour to them:
but a Moabitish woman, of an idolatrous kindred, and incestuous raze. In which respect she might well think her self inferior to them:
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for the children of the Church are more excellent than any other people whatsoeuer.
for the children of the Church Are more excellent than any other people whatsoever.
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Dauid therefore held it better to be a dorekeeper in Gods house, than to dwell in the Tents of the vngodly;David Therefore held it better to be a dorekeeper in God's house, than to dwell in the Tents of the ungodly;
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and Moses iudged the Israelites in affliction more happy, then the Egyptians and himselfe in Pharaoes court;
and Moses judged the Israelites in affliction more happy, then the egyptians and himself in Pharaoh's court;
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for the Churches children are Gods Children, when all other are but his seruants; they are in the couenant of God, the other strangers;
for the Churches children Are God's Children, when all other Are but his Servants; they Are in the Covenant of God, the other Strangers;
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they haue spirituall gifts communicated to them, the other enioy but temporall fauours:
they have spiritual Gifts communicated to them, the other enjoy but temporal favours:
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they are highly esteemed of God, and bought with a price, when the other are accounted but as whelps,
they Are highly esteemed of God, and bought with a price, when the other Are accounted but as whelps,
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as Christ spake to the Canaanitish woman, and are left in their spirituall captiuity;
as christ spoke to the Canaanitish woman, and Are left in their spiritual captivity;
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they haue Angels for their guard, and commanded to attend vpon them, the other haue not so:
they have Angels for their guard, and commanded to attend upon them, the other have not so:
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Lastly, they haue inheritance in Heauen, but the wicked shall goe into Hell, and all the people which forget God.
Lastly, they have inheritance in Heaven, but the wicked shall go into Hell, and all the people which forget God.
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And therefore in this respect Ruth might speake truely, though now shee was become a Proselyte,
And Therefore in this respect Ruth might speak truly, though now she was become a Proselyte,
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and so was to be held as one of the Lords people.
and so was to be held as one of the lords people.
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Verse 14. And Boaz said vnto her, At meale time come thou hither, and eate of the bread,Verse 14. And Boaz said unto her, At meal time come thou hither, and eat of the bred,
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and dip thy morsell in the vineger. And shee sate besides the Reapers: and he reached her parched corne, and shee did eate, and was sufficed, and left.
and dip thy morsel in the vinegar. And she sat beside the Reapers: and he reached her parched corn, and she did eat, and was sufficed, and left.
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THe last words of Boaz in this first conference with Ruth, still expressing more and more his loue vnto her.
THe last words of Boaz in this First conference with Ruth, still expressing more and more his love unto her.
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First, in calling her to their victuals. Then, in giuing her some himselfe, euen so much, as was sufficient for the present, and more also: for shee left thereof.
First, in calling her to their victuals. Then, in giving her Some himself, even so much, as was sufficient for the present, and more also: for she left thereof.
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So here Boaz inuiteth her to dine with them; then shee sitteth downe, he welcommeth her, and shee eateth and is sufficed. And Boaz said vnto her.
So Here Boaz Inviteth her to dine with them; then she Sitteth down, he welcometh her, and she Eateth and is sufficed. And Boaz said unto her.
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] The more thankefull she shewed her selfe, the more fauour she found: for thankefulnesse and humilitie increase fauour, as we see here:
] The more thankful she showed her self, the more favour she found: for thankfulness and humility increase favour, as we see Here:
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Which two vertues are so louely, as they draw the liking of all men vnto them:
Which two Virtues Are so lovely, as they draw the liking of all men unto them:
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humilitie graceth a mans person, and another thinketh himselfe honoured by a humble carriage towards him,
humility graceth a men person, and Another Thinketh himself honoured by a humble carriage towards him,
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and thankes is the praising of his goodnesse, and an acknowledgement of being beholden, which doe much moue mens hearts vnto kindnesse and fauour:
and thanks is the praising of his Goodness, and an acknowledgement of being beholden, which do much move men's hearts unto kindness and favour:
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very thankefull was Saint Paul, and so was Dauid to them which did them good: whose examples we must follow.
very thankful was Saint Paul, and so was David to them which did them good: whose Examples we must follow.
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At meale time come thou hither. At meal time come thou hither.
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] Boaz knew her to be poore, and therefore he helpeth euery way to supply her wants;] Boaz knew her to be poor, and Therefore he Helpeth every Way to supply her Wants;
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in the field for the present, but he leaueth her to her labour, to prouide for afterwards.
in the field for the present, but he Leaveth her to her labour, to provide for afterwards.
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And thus the poore are to be sustained in their present wants so, as they may yet follow their calling, and labour therein.
And thus the poor Are to be sustained in their present Wants so, as they may yet follow their calling, and labour therein.
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In saying at Meale time, it noteth that there were set times to eate, & preparatiō made for it.
In saying At Meal time, it notes that there were Set times to eat, & preparation made for it.
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And so indeed do good housholders, as we see in the commendations of the good huswife:
And so indeed do good householders, as we see in the commendations of the good huswife:
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for this argueth a care and loue to seruants, and also preuēteth their lingring in their labour, for this argue a care and love to Servants, and also preventeth their lingering in their labour,
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when they need not murmure for their dyet, nor long waite for it.
when they need not murmur for their diet, nor long wait for it.
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This care should be in the Gouernours of families, which reproueth, First, such as can call vpon their seruants to set them to worke,
This care should be in the Governors of families, which Reproveth, First, such as can call upon their Servants to Set them to work,
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but are too negligent in preparing food for them, wholesome and sufficient. Secondly, such as doe prouide, but not in due season.
but Are too negligent in preparing food for them, wholesome and sufficient. Secondly, such as do provide, but not in due season.
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Thirdly, such as will prouide in time, but will hardly allow them time to eate, for hastening them to their worke.
Thirdly, such as will provide in time, but will hardly allow them time to eat, for hastening them to their work.
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But these cause seruants to pocket, to steale, to haue their secret meetings to the great damage of the family,
But these cause Servants to pocket, to steal, to have their secret meetings to the great damage of the family,
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and so make good that which Salomon saith, There is that with-holdeth more then is meete, but it tendeth to pouerty.
and so make good that which Solomon Says, There is that withholdeth more then is meet, but it tendeth to poverty.
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This also is contrary to that precept in some sort, Thou shalt not muzzell the mouth of the Oxe, which treadeth out the corne. And it is contrary to the condition of such as be godly:
This also is contrary to that precept in Some sort, Thou shalt not muzzle the Mouth of the Ox, which treadeth out the corn. And it is contrary to the condition of such as be godly:
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for such a one is mercifull to his beast, then much more to his seruant. And eate of the bread, and dip thy morfell in the vineger.
for such a one is merciful to his beast, then much more to his servant. And eat of the bred, and dip thy morfell in the vinegar.
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] Here is their houshold fare and haruest mens feeding:
] Here is their household fare and harvest men's feeding:
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they had bread of wheat, but the vsuall was of barly, being most commonly mentioned, Iudg. 7. 13. 2. King. 4. 42. Iosu. 6. 9. as the ordinary bread.
they had bred of wheat, but the usual was of Barley, being most commonly mentioned, Judges 7. 13. 2. King. 4. 42. Joshua 6. 9. as the ordinary bred.
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Vineger was vsed in hot countreyes, both to stirre vp appetite, and to quench thirst;
Vinegar was used in hight countries, both to stir up appetite, and to quench thirst;
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they vsed also oyle, 1. King. 5. 11. In Italy they vsed in haruest to mingle vineger and wine and water together;
they used also oil, 1. King. 5. 11. In Italy they used in harvest to mingle vinegar and wine and water together;
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this fare, prouided for Boaz family, he allowed Ruth to eate of.
this fare, provided for Boaz family, he allowed Ruth to eat of.
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For a mercifull man will not onely relieue the poore abroad, but sometimes at home with the food of his family, as Iob did.
For a merciful man will not only relieve the poor abroad, but sometime At home with the food of his family, as Job did.
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He limits not his goodnesse, but is ready to helpe as he seeth occasion, and as the poore shall stand in need.
He Limits not his Goodness, but is ready to help as he sees occasion, and as the poor shall stand in need.
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Let the rich then this way relieue the poore, (and not play the Nabals part) if reason so require.
Let the rich then this Way relieve the poor, (and not play the Nabals part) if reason so require.
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Note againe here, what homely and plaine fare the godly in former times were contented to liue with vsually.
Note again Here, what homely and plain fare the godly in former times were contented to live with usually.
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See this in Abraham his intertainement, Bread, Butter, Milke and Veale; he runneth to fetch the Calfe himselfe;
See this in Abraham his entertainment, Bred, Butter, Milk and Veil; he Runneth to fetch the Calf himself;
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Sarah bakes the Cakes, and the man dresseth the Calfe, for which the strangers stay. Poore feeding had the Prophets; Sarah bakes the Cakes, and the man dresseth the Calf, for which the Strangers stay. Poor feeding had the prophets;
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though Elisha bade set on the great pot, it was but homely fare.
though Elisha bade Set on the great pot, it was but homely fare.
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They were not so dainty-toothed as now men be, which can eate nothing but what is finely cookt.
They were not so dainty-toothed as now men be, which can eat nothing but what is finely cooked.
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The first sweet tooth that in Scripture I doe reade of, was old Isaac; hee loued sauourie meate, which Esau prouided for him;
The First sweet tooth that in Scripture I do read of, was old Isaac; he loved savoury meat, which Esau provided for him;
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in whom hee tooke such pleasure for his venison and sweet meates, that he would haue turned the blessing due to Iacob, vpon him, which that prophane Esau had formerly sold for a messe of pottage, in the sale of his birth-right.
in whom he took such pleasure for his venison and sweet Meats, that he would have turned the blessing due to Iacob, upon him, which that profane Esau had formerly sold for a mess of pottage, in the sale of his birthright.
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The godly should not eate for the palate, and to please appetite, but to preserue nature, which is contented with a little,
The godly should not eat for the palate, and to please appetite, but to preserve nature, which is contented with a little,
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and wholesome, though it want the daintie cooking. Hungrie stomacks, and bodies well laboured, will not much care for sawce;
and wholesome, though it want the dainty cooking. Hungry stomachs, and bodies well laboured, will not much care for sauce;
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this daintinesse ariseth of idlenesse, and too much plentie, which doe breed diseases, and shorten life in many.
this daintiness arises of idleness, and too much plenty, which do breed diseases, and shorten life in many.
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Let these nice stomakes know, that Esau; who no doubt fed daintily, that could prouide so well for his father;
Let these Nicaenae stomachs know, that Esau; who no doubt fed daintily, that could provide so well for his father;
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yet when he came once home hungrie, could bee glad of hunters fare, and sup vp a messe a pottage:
yet when he Come once home hungry, could be glad of Hunters fare, and sup up a mess a pottage:
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such a delicate Cooke is Hunger, which can season and make sauourie very homely cheere.
such a delicate Cook is Hunger, which can season and make savoury very homely cheer.
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They that despise plaine feeding, and loue to fare delicately euery day, must remember, that it was the practice of him that went to hell, he fared deliciously euery day.
They that despise plain feeding, and love to fare delicately every day, must Remember, that it was the practice of him that went to hell, he fared deliciously every day.
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This hardens the heart of such, not to regard the poore, as it did his. This is chargeable, and bringeth vnto pouertie, and with-holdeth men from doing good works:
This hardens the heart of such, not to regard the poor, as it did his. This is chargeable, and brings unto poverty, and withholdeth men from doing good works:
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for three things haue destroyed charitie among vs in rich men and Gentlemen, as they be called, to wit, costly buildings, costly rayment, and costly fare.
for three things have destroyed charity among us in rich men and Gentlemen, as they be called, to wit, costly buildings, costly raiment, and costly fare.
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Lastly, this engendreth lust, whence follow many enormities in them which follow idlenesse, one of the sinnes of Sodom.
Lastly, this engendereth lust, whence follow many enormities in them which follow idleness, one of the Sins of Sodom.
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This moderate feeding, and homely wholesome fare, which formerly men were content to feed vpon, may reprooue the daintinesse of seruants, which now adayes will hardly bee content with such fare in their Masters seruice,
This moderate feeding, and homely wholesome fare, which formerly men were content to feed upon, may reprove the daintiness of Servants, which now adays will hardly be content with such fare in their Masters service,
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as when after comming to their owne hand, they would bee glad of the worst bit thereof:
as when After coming to their own hand, they would be glad of the worst bit thereof:
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but thus it is when men know not when they be well, neither vnderstand what it is to bee maintained of others, till they come to find themselues.
but thus it is when men know not when they be well, neither understand what it is to be maintained of Others, till they come to find themselves.
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And she sate besides the reapers. And she sat beside the reapers.
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] She did not impudently thrust in her selfe amongst them, but modestly tooke place somewhere besides them.
] She did not impudently thrust in her self among them, but modestly took place somewhere beside them.
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Whose example teacheth, that free fauours are to be modestly receiued of the poore. It is ciuilitie, it is a vertue praise worthy.
Whose Exampl Teaches, that free favours Are to be modestly received of the poor. It is civility, it is a virtue praise worthy.
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And therefore let the poore learne modesty, learne to carry themselues as they ought, they shall procure more fauour then the impudent, & the vnmannerly beggers.
And Therefore let the poor Learn modesty, Learn to carry themselves as they ought, they shall procure more favour then the impudent, & the unmannerly beggars.
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And he reached her parched corne: ] That is, corne steept and dryed, and made for to eate;And he reached her parched corn: ] That is, corn steeped and dried, and made for to eat;
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this wee reade of elsewhere also, as a common food, 1. Sam. 17. 17. and 2. Sam. 17. 28. Leuit. 23. 14. This was of the best food at the table;
this we read of elsewhere also, as a Common food, 1. Sam. 17. 17. and 2. Sam. 17. 28. Levites 23. 14. This was of the best food At the table;
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this kind of food was presented to Dauid and his followers;
this kind of food was presented to David and his followers;
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and the same carried by him from his father to his brethren, an Ephah of it: and the same carried by him from his father to his brothers, an Ephah of it:
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so Abigail brought to Dauid fiue measures hereof, and of this Boaz giueth to Ruth, noting his kind courtesie to her:
so Abigail brought to David fiue measures hereof, and of this Boaz gives to Ruth, noting his kind courtesy to her:
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for it is a note of respect, when the Master of the table reacheth of that which is before him vnto others. So did Elkanah to Hannah, whom he specially loued;
for it is a note of respect, when the Master of the table reaches of that which is before him unto Others. So did Elkanah to Hannah, whom he specially loved;
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yea, sometime thus did our Sauiour to his Disciples, which men doe now follow, but oftner therein shewing their owne good manners,
yea, sometime thus did our Saviour to his Disciples, which men do now follow, but oftener therein showing their own good manners,
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as it is accounted, then making it the token of loue; which by these things now in this complementing age cannot bee discerned.
as it is accounted, then making it the token of love; which by these things now in this Complimenting age cannot be discerned.
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Obserue hence further, that a godly rich man can be content, that the godly poore taste of the best of that which is before him:
Observe hence further, that a godly rich man can be content, that the godly poor taste of the best of that which is before him:
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for such he knoweth are neere to him in Christ, and deare to God his Father.
for such he Knoweth Are near to him in christ, and deer to God his Father.
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He gaue not to Ruth what hee would haue giuen to his dogs, or what is hardly fit for dogs,
He gave not to Ruth what he would have given to his Dogs, or what is hardly fit for Dogs,
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or good for none but for dogs.
or good for none but for Dogs.
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Many indeed giue to their dogs what might be fit for the poore: (an euill sin vnder the Sunne, which may cause them or theirs to want:) and other giue onely to the poore, what else they would giue their dogs, by a too base estimation of their poore brethren;
Many indeed give to their Dogs what might be fit for the poor: (an evil since under the Sun, which may cause them or theirs to want:) and other give only to the poor, what Else they would give their Dogs, by a too base estimation of their poor brothers;
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such gifts are not esteemed of God, though hee say, that what is giuen to them, is lent to him:
such Gifts Are not esteemed of God, though he say, that what is given to them, is lent to him:
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but it must bee an Almes beseeming them, and fit for a Christian to giue to a man, and not vnto a dog.
but it must be an Alms beseeming them, and fit for a Christian to give to a man, and not unto a dog.
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And she did eat, and was satisfied, and left. And she did eat, and was satisfied, and left.
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] As she sate downe to eate, being bidden, so she did eate as much as did suffice, and left.
] As she sat down to eat, being bidden, so she did eat as much as did suffice, and left.
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Which sheweth, first, her plentie, which is a blessing of God, to haue enough to suffice nature; for so God promiseth to his.
Which shows, First, her plenty, which is a blessing of God, to have enough to suffice nature; for so God promises to his.
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Now, this blessing stands in three things; first, in health with a good stomake, that nature may receiue food for nourishment:
Now, this blessing Stands in three things; First, in health with a good stomach, that nature may receive food for nourishment:
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secondly, in competencie of food, and wholesome withall: thirdly, in Gods blessing of the same receiued, that it may strengthen vs:
secondly, in competency of food, and wholesome withal: Thirdly, in God's blessing of the same received, that it may strengthen us:
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none of these can bee wanting to the necessarie preseruation of life:
none of these can be wanting to the necessary preservation of life:
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for stomake without food, food without health and stomake, and both without Gods blessing, are not able to saue life;
for stomach without food, food without health and stomach, and both without God's blessing, Are not able to save life;
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where therefore they concurre, men haue cause to blesse God: so much for the plentie. In the next is shewed her moderation:
where Therefore they concur, men have cause to bless God: so much for the plenty. In the next is showed her moderation:
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shee ate not to satietie, but what was sufficient: for moderate feeders eate only to content nature;
she ate not to satiety, but what was sufficient: for moderate feeders eat only to content nature;
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and that is sufficient which refresheth the body, and keepeth it apt for labour, and not that which satisfieth the vnruly appetite, but ouer-chargeth nature.
and that is sufficient which refresheth the body, and Keepeth it apt for labour, and not that which Satisfieth the unruly appetite, but overchargeth nature.
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This teacheth vs to eate what may suffice, and be thankfull to God; two extremes are to be auoided:
This Teaches us to eat what may suffice, and be thankful to God; two extremes Are to be avoided:
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the one is such abstinence, whereby sufficient food is not receiued to sustaine life; either of a foolish deuotion, as some formerly haue done;
the one is such abstinence, whereby sufficient food is not received to sustain life; either of a foolish devotion, as Some formerly have done;
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or else of a desperate neglect of life, which is the murthering of a mans selfe.
or Else of a desperate neglect of life, which is the murdering of a men self.
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The other is excesse, which is the sinne of gluttony, ouercharging nature, which sinne is forbidden in Scripture:
The other is excess, which is the sin of gluttony, overcharging nature, which sin is forbidden in Scripture:
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it breedeth securitie in the heart, and diseases in the body, and so shortneth life. Such a one as is so giuen to this sinne, is a belly-god;
it breeds security in the heart, and diseases in the body, and so shorteneth life. Such a one as is so given to this sin, is a belly-god;
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he is like the Horse-leech, which sucks till it can draw blood no longer, but is ready to burst:
he is like the Horseleech, which sucks till it can draw blood no longer, but is ready to burst:
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He is like the Fish called Onos, or the Asse-fish, which hath the heart in the belly;
He is like the Fish called Onos, or the Asse-fish, which hath the heart in the belly;
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so is this man set all on his panch.
so is this man Set all on his paunch.
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Hee is like the beast called Gulon, a name answerable to his nature, which eateth that which hee preyeth vpon,
He is like the beast called Gulon, a name answerable to his nature, which Eateth that which he preyeth upon,
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if it bee a horse, till all be deuoured, euer filling his belly, and then emptying it,
if it be a horse, till all be devoured, ever filling his belly, and then emptying it,
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and then falling to it againe, till all bee consumed: such a delight hath he in his appetite.
and then falling to it again, till all be consumed: such a delight hath he in his appetite.
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And such beast-like men there haue been, who hauing filled their belly, haue for the greedy desire and vnsatiablenesse of their appetite, in variety of dishes and delicacies, wished their backe a belly.
And such beastlike men there have been, who having filled their belly, have for the greedy desire and unsatiableness of their appetite, in variety of Dishes and delicacies, wished their back a belly.
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Such Gulons may from this beast behold themselues, now like him they bee; but I may say, how worse they bee;
Such Gulons may from this beast behold themselves, now like him they be; but I may say, how Worse they be;
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for he is a beast, and doth but like himselfe;
for he is a beast, and does but like himself;
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but these bee men hauing reason to guide, and should haue Religion to bridle their deuouring nature, and brutish appetite.
but these be men having reason to guide, and should have Religion to bridle their devouring nature, and brutish appetite.
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Lastly, note that Ruth left of that which was giuen her, which she also reserued to giue vnto her Mother in law,
Lastly, note that Ruth left of that which was given her, which she also reserved to give unto her Mother in law,
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as it followes after in vers. 18. Vers. 15. And when she was risen vp to gleane, Boaz commanded his yong men, saying, Let her gleane euen among the sheaues, and reproach her not.
as it follows After in vers. 18. Vers. 15. And when she was risen up to glean, Boaz commanded his young men, saying, Let her glean even among the sheaves, and reproach her not.
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RVTHS returne to her labour is here set downe, and her encouragement in the same by Boaz his loue, who charged his seruants to giue her leaue to gleane,
RUTH return to her labour is Here Set down, and her encouragement in the same by Boaz his love, who charged his Servants to give her leave to glean,
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and that among the sheaues, and not reproach her for so doing.
and that among the sheaves, and not reproach her for so doing.
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Before I come to the words, here it may be demanded, Whether there was giuing of thankes, seeing there sitting downe,
Before I come to the words, Here it may be demanded, Whither there was giving of thanks, seeing there sitting down,
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and there arising vp to labour is mentioned, but not this duety of thanksgiuing, and prayer to God for a blessing vpon their food?
and there arising up to labour is mentioned, but not this duty of thanksgiving, and prayer to God for a blessing upon their food?
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Answ. We are to thinke they did, though not here noted: for euery thing is not written which there was done;Answer We Are to think they did, though not Here noted: for every thing is not written which there was done;
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as Ruths thanks for her food, which we cannot thinke shee omitted, who before did shew her selfe euery way so thankefull.
as Ruths thanks for her food, which we cannot think she omitted, who before did show her self every Way so thankful.
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And there are such reasons to perswade vs that Boaz would not neglect this duety, as we may easily admit his giuing of thankes.
And there Are such Reasons to persuade us that Boaz would not neglect this duty, as we may Easily admit his giving of thanks.
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First, his owne godlinesse and knowledge of his duety;
First, his own godliness and knowledge of his duty;
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and then the commandement of God, Deut. 8. 10. which he could not be ignorant of,
and then the Commandment of God, Deuteronomy 8. 10. which he could not be ignorant of,
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and of which no doubt he made conscience.
and of which no doubt he made conscience.
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Therefore let not any from hence gather a loose liberty to neglect this duety, because the holy Writer mentioneth it not,
Therefore let not any from hence gather a lose liberty to neglect this duty, Because the holy Writer mentioneth it not,
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but learne from other places to know it to be their duety. It was a custome among Christians, as at this day with vs;
but Learn from other places to know it to be their duty. It was a custom among Christians, as At this day with us;
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there is a commandement to glorifie God in eating and drinking.
there is a Commandment to Glorify God in eating and drinking.
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The creatures of God are to be receiued with thanksgiuing, and are sanctified by the Word of God and prayer.
The creatures of God Are to be received with thanksgiving, and Are sanctified by the Word of God and prayer.
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And holy men haue vsed it;
And holy men have used it;
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Samuel, Saint Paul: yea when he and the people had long fasted, yet ate hee not before grace. Samuel, Saint Paul: yea when he and the people had long fasted, yet ate he not before grace.
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Our blessed Sauiour, the innocent Lambe of God, spotlesse and sinlesse, yet ate not, but first gaue thankes.
Our blessed Saviour, the innocent Lamb of God, spotless and sinless, yet ate not, but First gave thanks.
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It therefore is our duety, and befitting all, before they receiue food, to giue thankes:
It Therefore is our duty, and befitting all, before they receive food, to give thanks:
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For what can our meate doe without Gods blessing? How soone haue some beene choaked,
For what can our meat do without God's blessing? How soon have Some been choked,
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and haue ended their dayes suddainely? And doe we not remember, that the Israelites perished with meate in their mouthes? Neither let this duety be put off to children,
and have ended their days suddenly? And do we not Remember, that the Israelites perished with meat in their mouths? Neither let this duty be put off to children,
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as if it were too meane a duety for the Master of the table.
as if it were too mean a duty for the Master of the table.
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Were it not grosly ridiculous, and a very scornefull part, for a man to receiue a fauour from a King,
Were it not grossly ridiculous, and a very scornful part, for a man to receive a favour from a King,
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and then call his child to giue him thankes? Our Sauiour put not this off to another,
and then call his child to give him thanks? Our Saviour put not this off to Another,
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nor Samuel, nor Paul: are they not worthy imitation? And when shee was risen vp to gleane.
nor Samuel, nor Paul: Are they not worthy imitation? And when she was risen up to glean.
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] The History turneth againe to Ruth, and sheweth what shee did after her repast, and the liberall feeding allowed her by Boaz: she betooke her selfe to gleaning againe,
] The History turns again to Ruth, and shows what she did After her repast, and the liberal feeding allowed her by Boaz: she betook her self to gleaning again,
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and returned to her former labour. Whence we may learne, I.
and returned to her former labour. Whence we may Learn, I.
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That the godly poore, by their fauours receiued, and helps in their need, are not the more negligent,
That the godly poor, by their favours received, and helps in their need, Are not the more negligent,
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but the rather the more painefull in their labours, as may be seene here in Ruth. For they know that such helps are for to stirre them vp to well-doing, which vse they make of them, and not to liue idly,but the rather the more painful in their labours, as may be seen Here in Ruth. For they know that such helps Are for to stir them up to welldoing, which use they make of them, and not to live idly,
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as many doe, who are not worthy to eate.
as many do, who Are not worthy to eat.
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The poore are to follow Ruths steps, and learne for the mercies of men towards them, to continue painefull in their calling. II. That the true vse and end of receiuing food, is to strengthen our bodies to preserue them in labour.
The poor Are to follow Ruths steps, and Learn for the Mercies of men towards them, to continue painful in their calling. II That the true use and end of receiving food, is to strengthen our bodies to preserve them in labour.
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Ruth eateth to suffice nature to returne to worke. The Apostle ioyneth eating and labour together, neither would he eate the bread of idlenesse; Ruth Eateth to suffice nature to return to work. The Apostle Joineth eating and labour together, neither would he eat the bred of idleness;
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nor the good woman, commended in the Prouerbs.
nor the good woman, commended in the Proverbs.
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God would not allow the sole Monarch of all the whole earth, no not in innocencie, God would not allow the sole Monarch of all the Whole earth, no not in innocence,
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when the Earth brought forth without labour, to eate without paines-taking; he must dresse the Garden.
when the Earth brought forth without labour, to eat without painstaking; he must dress the Garden.
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Food is the reward of labour of such as be able, and it is a blessing to eate the labour of our hands.
Food is the reward of labour of such as be able, and it is a blessing to eat the labour of our hands.
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Therefore such are here reproued, which rise vp to eate and drinke, and doe eate and drinke to rise vp and play,
Therefore such Are Here reproved, which rise up to eat and drink, and do eat and drink to rise up and play,
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or prate, or sleep, or to runne to playes, to fulfill their lust;
or prate, or sleep, or to run to plays, to fulfil their lust;
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to decke themselues like wantons, the sonnes and daughters of Belial, of Iezabel: some be Cains race,
to deck themselves like wantons, the Sons and daughters of Belial, of Jezebel: Some be Cains raze,
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and eate to be vagabonds, going vp and downe begging:
and eat to be vagabonds, going up and down begging:
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some of Esaus race, and eate to hunt and hawke, till they haue sold their inheritance for a messe of pottage,
Some of Esaus raze, and eat to hunt and hawk, till they have sold their inheritance for a mess of pottage,
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and themselues be lesse worth than one meale, which they before bestowed vpon their dogs;
and themselves be less worth than one meal, which they before bestowed upon their Dogs;
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these should know that they are borne to labour, and that godly men and women haue so bestowed their time;
these should know that they Are born to labour, and that godly men and women have so bestowed their time;
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yea Iesus Christ himselfe liued in a calling painefully. Boaz commanded his yong men, saying, Let her gleane euen among the sheaues.
yea Iesus christ himself lived in a calling painfully. Boaz commanded his young men, saying, Let her glean even among the sheaves.
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] What Ruth desired, verse the seuenth, here Boaz alloweth her, when he saw her so well giuen and so painefull.
] What Ruth desired, verse the Seventh, Here Boaz alloweth her, when he saw her so well given and so painful.
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So we see how the godly diligent hand obteineth fauour and a blessing: as appeareth in Ruth here;
So we see how the godly diligent hand obtaineth favour and a blessing: as appears in Ruth Here;
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and in Iacob, whose paines the Lord rewarded abundantly.
and in Iacob, whose pains the Lord rewarded abundantly.
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This is taught in the Parable of the talent, in which the stocke of the diligent is increased. This is taught in the Parable of the talon, in which the stock of the diligent is increased.
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For God hath thus promised to doe;
For God hath thus promised to do;
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and labour is a meanes appointed of God to get his blessings, who also openeth the heart of the rich to doe good to the poore which labour painefully.
and labour is a means appointed of God to get his blessings, who also Openeth the heart of the rich to do good to the poor which labour painfully.
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Would we haue supply of our wants? Would we haue earthly blessings? Then must we labour and take paines.
Would we have supply of our Wants? Would we have earthly blessings? Then must we labour and take pains.
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Of gathering among the sheaues, see verse the seuenth.
Of gathering among the sheaves, see verse the Seventh.
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Boaz here is not onely content that shee should gather, by, or besides, but betweene the sheaues, where more plentifull gathering was of eares and scattered corne;Boaz Here is not only content that she should gather, by, or beside, but between the sheaves, where more plentiful gathering was of ears and scattered corn;
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it was more then a common fauour, an argument of his speciall loue.
it was more then a Common favour, an argument of his special love.
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The rich are to be mercifull, yet may they extend their bounty, as they shall like, to one more than to another, as they shall thinke fitting.
The rich Are to be merciful, yet may they extend their bounty, as they shall like, to one more than to Another, as they shall think fitting.
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Of which before on verse 7.
Of which before on verse 7.
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And reproach her not; ] or as the marginall reading is, shame her not. From these words note, I. Yong men are apt to offer iniurie, And reproach her not; ] or as the marginal reading is, shame her not. From these words note, I Young men Are apt to offer injury,
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and to reproach the poore women, widdowes, and strangers; and to reproach the poor women, widow's, and Strangers;
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else Boaz would not haue giuen them this charge, but that he knew their wanton behauiour by nature,
Else Boaz would not have given them this charge, but that he knew their wanton behaviour by nature,
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and how the Iewes tooke libertie to vse their speeches against such strangers, especially, perhaps,
and how the Iewes took liberty to use their Speeches against such Strangers, especially, perhaps,
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when they saw her better respected then their owne countrie women. II. That reproching is to put shame vpon one, therefore is such a word here vsed, as may be translated either way. III. That goodnesse and mercy stands not onely in doing good, but also in preuenting euill, as much as lyeth in vs:
when they saw her better respected then their own country women. II That reproaching is to put shame upon one, Therefore is such a word Here used, as may be translated either Way. III. That Goodness and mercy Stands not only in doing good, but also in preventing evil, as much as lies in us:
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both is here done by Boaz, as is also before noted out of vers. 9. Vers. 16. And let fall also some of the handfuls of purpose for her,
both is Here done by Boaz, as is also before noted out of vers. 9. Vers. 16. And let fallen also Some of the handfuls of purpose for her,
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and leaue them, that she may gleane them, and rebuke her not.
and leave them, that she may glean them, and rebuke her not.
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BOaz speech continued to his seruants, touching his liberality towards Ruth, who thought it not enough to let her gleane among the sheaues (for that he knew she would not filch nor steale out of them,) but he commandeth his seruants, that they should of purpose let fall handfuls for her to gather,BOaz speech continued to his Servants, touching his liberality towards Ruth, who Thought it not enough to let her glean among the sheaves (for that he knew she would not filch nor steal out of them,) but he commands his Servants, that they should of purpose let fallen handfuls for her to gather,
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and not rebuke her for so doing.
and not rebuke her for so doing.
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So here is Boaz charge, with the end why, and also a forbidding of them to rebuke her.
So Here is Boaz charge, with the end why, and also a forbidding of them to rebuke her.
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And let fall also some of the handfuls of purpose for her. And let fallen also Some of the handfuls of purpose for her.
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] As they reaped, they cut by handfuls, and thereof made sheaues, of which handfuls they should let some fall,
] As they reaped, they Cut by handfuls, and thereof made sheaves, of which handfuls they should let Some fallen,
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as they were reaping, or else some of them, as they were binding vp the sheaues, which is the more likely.
as they were reaping, or Else Some of them, as they were binding up the sheaves, which is the more likely.
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Howsoeuer it was, we may note, I.
Howsoever it was, we may note, I.
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That a mercifull man and a godly man is frank-hearted to the godly poore, such as bee painefull and deserue loue.
That a merciful man and a godly man is frank-hearted to the godly poor, such as be painful and deserve love.
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This is euident in Boaz, whose mercifull kindnesse is many wayes set forth; hee spake to her in a louing appellation, calling her, Daughter;
This is evident in Boaz, whose merciful kindness is many ways Set forth; he spoke to her in a loving appellation, calling her, Daughter;
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he admitted her to his table, as one of his family; he praised her vertues, and prayed for her;
he admitted her to his table, as one of his family; he praised her Virtues, and prayed for her;
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he bound his seruants to the good behauiour towards her, to preuent iniurie which might be offered to her;
he bound his Servants to the good behaviour towards her, to prevent injury which might be offered to her;
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and hee also did giue to her, and that both freely without asking, and largely without niggardly sparing.
and he also did give to her, and that both freely without asking, and largely without niggardly sparing.
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Now a good man is mooued, as Boaz to this, because hee conceiueth the miserie of another with a fellow-feeling;
Now a good man is moved, as Boaz to this, Because he conceiveth the misery of Another with a fellow-feeling;
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hee placeth himselfe in their stead, and considereth his own frailtie, the worlds mutabilitie, and that he may stand in need,
he places himself in their stead, and Considereth his own frailty, the world's mUTABILITY, and that he may stand in need,
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if God should lay his hand vpon him: lastly, he knoweth that God loueth a cheerefull giuer.
if God should lay his hand upon him: lastly, he Knoweth that God loves a cheerful giver.
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Therefore here let vs in our charitie towards the godly, imitate this blessed Boaz, shew our loue in words, in deeds, in doing good, in preuenting euill euery way;
Therefore Here let us in our charity towards the godly, imitate this blessed Boaz, show our love in words, in Deeds, in doing good, in preventing evil every Way;
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and what wee doe, to doe it freely, and bountifully. Many will not giue, as being altogether mercilesse:
and what we do, to do it freely, and bountifully. Many will not give, as being altogether merciless:
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but let them remember the threatning of Iames. Many wil giue, but not largely, nor freely without importuning,
but let them Remember the threatening of James Many will give, but not largely, nor freely without importuning,
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though they be able, and their brethren stand in need. II. Note, that seruants are not to giue what is their Masters, without his warrant:
though they be able, and their brothers stand in need. II Note, that Servants Are not to give what is their Masters, without his warrant:
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for Boaz here alloweth them to giue her;
for Boaz Here alloweth them to give her;
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and without this warrant, it had not been lawfull for them to haue thus left her handfuls of corne:
and without this warrant, it had not been lawful for them to have thus left her handfuls of corn:
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for seruants are but trusted with, or amongst their Masters goods; they are not disposers of them;
for Servants Are but trusted with, or among their Masters goods; they Are not disposers of them;
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the disposing is at the pleasure of the Owner, and not of the seruants, which haue no right in them at all.
the disposing is At the pleasure of the Owner, and not of the Servants, which have no right in them At all.
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Those seruants therefore which will take vpon them to giue of their Masters goods, vnder pretence of charity,
Those Servants Therefore which will take upon them to give of their Masters goods, under pretence of charity,
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or what else, are to be reproued: for it is theft so to doe, without the will of the Owner;
or what Else, Are to be reproved: for it is theft so to do, without the will of the Owner;
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and the gift so giuen, vnder what shew soeuer, is not acceptable to God: for men must giue of their owne, and not be liberal vpon other mens estates.
and the gift so given, under what show soever, is not acceptable to God: for men must give of their own, and not be liberal upon other men's estates.
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And leaue them that she may gleane them. And leave them that she may glean them.
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] Here it may be asked, Why did not Boaz rather giue her a quantitie of corne,
] Here it may be asked, Why did not Boaz rather give her a quantity of corn,
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and so send her home, rather then to let her abide in the fields to gleane? Because he would so relieue her,
and so send her home, rather then to let her abide in the fields to glean? Because he would so relieve her,
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as yet hee would keepe her in labour, and not maintaine her in idlenesse.
as yet he would keep her in labour, and not maintain her in idleness.
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And this is the best charitie, so to relieue the poore, as we keepe them in labour.
And this is the best charity, so to relieve the poor, as we keep them in labour.
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It benefits the giuer, to haue them labour; it benefits the common-weale, to suffer no Droanes, nor to nourish any in idlenesse;
It benefits the giver, to have them labour; it benefits the commonweal, to suffer no Drones, nor to nourish any in idleness;
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and it benefits the poore themselues, it keepes them in health, it discouers them to bee idle or painefull;
and it benefits the poor themselves, it keeps them in health, it discovers them to be idle or painful;
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if painefull, it procureth them fauour:
if painful, it procureth them favour:
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and lastly, it keepeth them from idlenesse, and so from a sea of wickednesse, which the lazie persons are subiect to,
and lastly, it Keepeth them from idleness, and so from a sea of wickedness, which the lazy Persons Are Subject to,
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and run into, as the vagrant poore giueth vs sufficiently to know, which dwell among vs,
and run into, as the vagrant poor gives us sufficiently to know, which dwell among us,
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or rather rogue vp and downe without dwelling, or certaine abode.
or rather rogue up and down without Dwelling, or certain Abided.
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Let therefore men thus relieue the poore with Boaz; and if men would spare from excesse of apparell, daintie fare, idle expences in keeping Hawkes and Hounds, in following vnthriftie gaming,
Let Therefore men thus relieve the poor with Boaz; and if men would spare from excess of apparel, dainty fare, idle expenses in keeping Hawks and Hounds, in following unthrifty gaming,
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and such like, and lay vp that to charitable vses, to set the poore on worke, what singular good might be done!
and such like, and lay up that to charitable uses, to Set the poor on work, what singular good might be done!
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the poore would cease to complaine, and the rich themselues would be better for it.
the poor would cease to complain, and the rich themselves would be better for it.
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And rebuke her not. ] This caueat he addeth, that they might not think his command, To let fall handfuls, was for triall of her;And rebuke her not. ] This caveat he adds, that they might not think his command, To let fallen handfuls, was for trial of her;
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but that shee should carry away what they should so let fall, without check. Before, hee warned them not to reproch her, by giuing her ill language;
but that she should carry away what they should so let fallen, without check. Before, he warned them not to reproach her, by giving her ill language;
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and here hee will not haue her to suffer rebuke at their hands, for taking what he shall allow her:
and Here he will not have her to suffer rebuke At their hands, for taking what he shall allow her:
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for the seruant is not to find fault with any person, for receiuing his Masters kindnesse:
for the servant is not to find fault with any person, for receiving his Masters kindness:
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he may dispose of his owne, and the seruant is not to dislike with it, in checking the receiuer, in whom there is no cause of rebuke,
he may dispose of his own, and the servant is not to dislike with it, in checking the receiver, in whom there is no cause of rebuke,
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but rather in the euill eye of the seruant, as our Sauiour sheweth in the parable of the Vineyard.
but rather in the evil eye of the servant, as our Saviour shows in the parable of the Vineyard.
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Vers. 17. So she gleaned in the field vntill euen, and beat out that she had gleaned;Vers. 17. So she gleaned in the field until even, and beatrice out that she had gleaned;
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and it was about an Epha of Barley. THis sheweth the continuance of Ruth in her labour, till the end of the day:
and it was about an Epha of Barley. THis shows the Continuance of Ruth in her labour, till the end of the day:
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then, her beating out the corne, and what it by measure came vnto:
then, her beating out the corn, and what it by measure Come unto:
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the scope to set out Gods blessing, her painefull trauell, and Boaz furtherance thereof, as is noted in the former verses, by allowing her to gleane amongst the sheaues,
the scope to Set out God's blessing, her painful travel, and Boaz furtherance thereof, as is noted in the former Verses, by allowing her to glean among the sheaves,
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and commanding his seruants to let fall handfuls for her to gather vp. So shee gleaned in the field vntill Euen.
and commanding his Servants to let fallen handfuls for her to gather up. So she gleaned in the field until Even.
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] Ruth abode in that same field, as Boaz aduised; there she found kindnesse. It is good abiding there, where we doe well. ] Ruth Abided in that same field, as Boaz advised; there she found kindness. It is good abiding there, where we do well.
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It is wantonnesse to bee remouing from thence, and not being in want, as many light seruants doe, who as rolling stones, which can neuer gather mosse, feele want ere they be aware.
It is wantonness to be removing from thence, and not being in want, as many Light Servants do, who as rolling stones, which can never gather moss, feel want ere they be aware.
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Ruth kept her selfe there where she was well; and so should others doe, and reape the fruit of wisedome and constancie:Ruth kept her self there where she was well; and so should Others do, and reap the fruit of Wisdom and constancy:
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both which appeared in Ruth herein.
both which appeared in Ruth herein.
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Note againe from her example of sedulitie, that such as loue labour, take paines so long as they may; all the day till night:
Note again from her Exampl of sedulity, that such as love labour, take pains so long as they may; all the day till night:
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for the day is the time of labour till the euening, as the Psalmist speaketh; Man goeth out to his labour vntill the Euening.
for the day is the time of labour till the evening, as the Psalmist speaks; Man Goes out to his labour until the Evening.
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Ruth rested not till the time of rest:Ruth rested not till the time of rest:
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for they that loue labour, doe strengthen themselues to it, as Salomon speaketh of the good hous-wife. And this strengthening is thus;
for they that love labour, do strengthen themselves to it, as Solomon speaks of the good housewife. And this strengthening is thus;
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when they labour to come with a good will to worke; when they force their owne consciences thereto from the Commandement of God to labour;
when they labour to come with a good will to work; when they force their own Consciences thereto from the Commandment of God to labour;
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when they doe consider labour as the ordinarie meanes appointed, both to get an outward estate, and to preserue the same:
when they do Consider labour as the ordinary means appointed, both to get an outward estate, and to preserve the same:
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and lastly, when they ioy in the fruit of their labour, and reape the profit of their hands.
and lastly, when they joy in the fruit of their labour, and reap the profit of their hands.
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Thus should wee strengthen our selues to take paines, as Ruth here did. So shall we eate the bread of our owne hands, as the Apostle exhorteth:
Thus should we strengthen our selves to take pains, as Ruth Here did. So shall we eat the bred of our own hands, as the Apostle exhorteth:
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which, as before I haue noted, is a blessed thing, and we shall not eate the bread of idlenesse, the bread which the good woman would not taste of:
which, as before I have noted, is a blessed thing, and we shall not eat the bred of idleness, the bred which the good woman would not taste of:
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it is vnsauorie to all that truely feare God, and walke as they should, in an honest calling.
it is unsavoury to all that truly Fear God, and walk as they should, in an honest calling.
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This diligence and constant labour of Ruth, checketh those which will not worke on the day, to haue the sweet labouring mans rest in the night;
This diligence and constant labour of Ruth, checketh those which will not work on the day, to have the sweet labouring men rest in the night;
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not in health, to relieue themselues in sickenesse; not in youth, to maintaine old age; not in summer, for heat; not in winter, for cold:
not in health, to relieve themselves in sickness; not in youth, to maintain old age; not in summer, for heat; not in winter, for cold:
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but rather as Droanes desire to liue vpon the sweat of other mens browes, not vpon the labour of their owne hands,
but rather as Drones desire to live upon the sweat of other men's brows, not upon the labour of their own hands,
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as God spake to Adam. They also are here reproued, which will not be constant in labour,
as God spoke to Adam. They also Are Here reproved, which will not be constant in labour,
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but worke onely by fits to supply present wants, and to haue money to spend, not setting hand to labour while they haue one penny, neuer prouiding for the time to come,
but work only by fits to supply present Wants, and to have money to spend, not setting hand to labour while they have one penny, never providing for the time to come,
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but doe rest vpon their present strength, to labour for supply of present wants, and no farther;
but do rest upon their present strength, to labour for supply of present Wants, and no farther;
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whereby it commeth to passe, that in sickenesse and old age they must either bee relieued of others, or perish for hunger.
whereby it comes to pass, that in sickness and old age they must either be relieved of Others, or perish for hunger.
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And beate out that shee had gleaned. ] Shee was both the Gleaner and the Thresher.And beat out that she had gleaned. ] She was both the Gleaner and the Thresher.
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Corne was beat out sometime by oxen, or horses treading, or by a wheele running vpon it,
Corn was beatrice out sometime by oxen, or Horses treading, or by a wheel running upon it,
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or by a staffe, as here, or by the flaile, as now euery where with vs. It was a meane course to gleane,
or by a staff, as Here, or by the flail, as now every where with us It was a mean course to glean,
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but a meaner for her selfe to sit downe to beate out what shee had gleaned; & yet this she did:
but a meaner for her self to fit down to beat out what she had gleaned; & yet this she did:
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before she went home to her mother in law, whose house shee would not cumber,
before she went home to her mother in law, whose house she would not cumber,
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nor trouble her old head with the noyse of the beating, shee would bring home all ready with her.
nor trouble her old head with the noise of the beating, she would bring home all ready with her.
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Shee laboured more like a seruant then a daughter in law, and yet she in loue was more then a daughter in law;
Shee laboured more like a servant then a daughter in law, and yet she in love was more then a daughter in law;
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her seruice was beyond a seruant in labour and trauel, with diligence and faithfulnesse, and her loue surpassed and exceeded the loue of many naturall children.
her service was beyond a servant in labour and travel, with diligence and faithfulness, and her love surpassed and exceeded the love of many natural children.
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The thing principally here to be noted is, that the godly, which indeed be truely humble,
The thing principally Here to be noted is, that the godly, which indeed be truly humble,
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and painefull, refuse no honest kind of labour. Abel will keepe sheep; Iacob will doe the like;and painful, refuse no honest kind of labour. Abel will keep sheep; Iacob will do the like;
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Sarah will bake cakes, euen ordinary bread, not like the Apothecarie stuffe, such as our Ladies perhaps will put their hands vnto,Sarah will bake cakes, even ordinary bred, not like the Apothecary stuff, such as our Ladies perhaps will put their hands unto,
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if their fingers be yet not too fine;
if their fingers be yet not too fine;
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Rebecca will take a pitcher and fetch water, yea more, will draw for the Camels of a stranger out of courtesie; Yea, Gideon will thrash;Rebecca will take a pitcher and fetch water, yea more, will draw for the Camels of a stranger out of courtesy; Yea, gideon will thrash;
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Boaz will lie by his corne heape; Ruth will beate out her corne; and the honorable woman will put her hand to the distaffe.Boaz will lie by his corn heap; Ruth will beat out her corn; and the honourable woman will put her hand to the distaff.
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The reasons are, because such haue put on humilitie, which will refuse to doe nothing that is honest and lawfull;
The Reasons Are, Because such have put on humility, which will refuse to do nothing that is honest and lawful;
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they know no dishonestie therein, and that it was held a vertue aforetimes to labour in such things,
they know no dishonesty therein, and that it was held a virtue aforetimes to labour in such things,
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as the pride of our times iudge base & contemptible, and themselues disgraced therein.
as the pride of our times judge base & contemptible, and themselves disgraced therein.
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By no meanes many in our age will labour, vpon any occasion in any common thing:
By no means many in our age will labour, upon any occasion in any Common thing:
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they haue (forsooth) their reasons: They alledge birth.
they have (forsooth) their Reasons: They allege birth.
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But who better borne then Gain and Abel the sonnes of the sole Monarch of the whole world? Christ Iesus by birth,
But who better born then Gain and Abel the Sons of the sole Monarch of the Whole world? christ Iesus by birth,
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as man, descended of Kings, and the King of Iudah, yet was a Carpenter:
as man, descended of Kings, and the King of Iudah, yet was a Carpenter:
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hee had birth to haue boasted on, and he had power diuine to haue exempted him from labour,
he had birth to have boasted on, and he had power divine to have exempted him from labour,
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yet he would not doe so.
yet he would not do so.
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King Alpho•sus doing something with his hands, and labouring so, as some which beheld him found fault, smiled and said, Hath God giuen hands to Kings in vaine? Yea the Grand Segnior by his law,
King Alpho•sus doing something with his hands, and labouring so, as Some which beheld him found fault, smiled and said, Hath God given hands to Kings in vain? Yea the Grand Segnior by his law,
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as I take it, is to doe daily some bodily worke with his owne hands,
as I take it, is to do daily Some bodily work with his own hands,
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and that law they doe obserue, to grace labour, and that labouring men should not become contemptible.
and that law they do observe, to grace labour, and that labouring men should not become contemptible.
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They will alledge, I meane our Gentlemen Idlers, that they haue rich parents to maintaine them, that they need not worke.
They will allege, I mean our Gentlemen Idlers, that they have rich Parents to maintain them, that they need not work.
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Yes, if not for maintenance, yet to preuent a world of wickednesse which commeth by their idle life.
Yes, if not for maintenance, yet to prevent a world of wickedness which comes by their idle life.
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For who set out the ensignes of pride in apparell, but these? Who proue so prodigal? Who liue so much in filthy lusts of vncleannesse? Who maintain play,
For who Set out the ensigns of pride in apparel, but these? Who prove so prodigal? Who live so much in filthy Lustiest of uncleanness? Who maintain play,
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and play-houses? Who are the Tabacconists, the drunkards, the ryotous persons? Who of the roaring boyes,
and Play-houses? Who Are the Tobacconists, the drunkards, the riotous Persons? Who of the roaring boys,
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and damned crue, but commonly these? Behold, you rich parents, the goodly fruit of the idle education of your children!
and damned crew, but commonly these? Behold, you rich Parents, the goodly fruit of the idle education of your children!
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But graunt they proue not euer such as be here named:
But grant they prove not ever such as be Here nam:
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may they yet liue without callings, and onely liue idly, and do nothing, because their parents can maintaine them? Did rich Abraham so bring vp Isaac, or he so Iacob; and this man so his children;
may they yet live without callings, and only live idly, and do nothing, Because their Parents can maintain them? Did rich Abraham so bring up Isaac, or he so Iacob; and this man so his children;
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or did lesse thus traine vp Dauid? If he had, surely he had neuer beene King of Israel:
or did less thus train up David? If he had, surely he had never been King of Israel:
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for God neuer made choise of any man to aduance him, but such as were in their callings. God calleth Moses keeping sheep;
for God never made choice of any man to advance him, but such as were in their callings. God calls Moses keeping sheep;
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so Dauid; and Gideon when he was threshing; and Elisha when he was plowing; Amos when he was with his cattel.
so David; and gideon when he was threshing; and Elisha when he was plowing; Amos when he was with his cattle.
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What shall I speake of the Apostles when Christ did call them? Was not some mending their nets, other fishing, another sitting at the receipt of custome? none idle or out of a calling.
What shall I speak of the Apostles when christ did call them? Was not Some mending their nets, other fishing, Another sitting At the receipt of custom? none idle or out of a calling.
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So long as the prodigall sonne liued out of a calling, yea till he kept swine,
So long as the prodigal son lived out of a calling, yea till he kept Swine,
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as base as it was, he neuer came to himselfe, he neuer had grace to repent.
as base as it was, he never Come to himself, he never had grace to Repent.
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These Idlers and loose liuers yet say for themselues, that it is a disgrace for them to mind so meane things,
These Idlers and lose livers yet say for themselves, that it is a disgrace for them to mind so mean things,
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as the men of old time did. Disgrace!
as the men of old time did. Disgrace!
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Who can hold that to be a disgrace, which better mē haue done? Better for pietie to God, better before men,
Who can hold that to be a disgrace, which better men have done? Better for piety to God, better before men,
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for noblenesse of birth, for greatnesse of state, and for name of renowne in the world.
for nobleness of birth, for greatness of state, and for name of renown in the world.
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Againe, who doe make that a disgrace now, which God in his Word sheweth to haue beene their praise? This conceit of disgrace ariseth from the spirit of pride and vanitie, in the sonnes of Belial. But if conceit of disgrace make them auoid labour in some calling,
Again, who do make that a disgrace now, which God in his Word shows to have been their praise? This conceit of disgrace arises from the Spirit of pride and vanity, in the Sons of Belial. But if conceit of disgrace make them avoid labour in Some calling,
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whether of the mind or body;
whither of the mind or body;
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then would I faine know, why they auoid not those things wherein disgrace is indeed? and why they shame not to liue idly, prodigally, lasciuiously, in ryot and excesse, in foolish pride,
then would I feign know, why they avoid not those things wherein disgrace is indeed? and why they shame not to live idly, prodigally, lasciviously, in riot and excess, in foolish pride,
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and vanitie, and lewd courses vnbeseeming the name of Christianity? Lastly, these vnprofitable members will say, they haue better beene brought vp, than to take paines.
and vanity, and lewd courses unbeseeming the name of Christianity? Lastly, these unprofitable members will say, they have better been brought up, than to take pains.
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What is this better bringing vp? It is to follow fashions, or to drinke and whiffe the Tabacco pipe,
What is this better bringing up? It is to follow fashions, or to drink and whiff the Tobacco pipe,
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or to congie and complement, or to hunt and hawke, and then curse and sweare as the furies of Hell;
or to congie and compliment, or to hunt and hawk, and then curse and swear as the furies of Hell;
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or else to handle a weapon to strike and stab, and vpon a word to challenge,
or Else to handle a weapon to strike and stab, and upon a word to challenge,
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and so into the field to play the Deuils companion, or to play at dice and cards,
and so into the field to play the Devils Companion, or to play At dice and cards,
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or to read amorous bookes, to court a Curtisan, I should say a Gentlewoman or a yong Gallant, to vanitie and wantonnesse.
or to read Amoros books, to court a Courtesan, I should say a Gentlewoman or a young Gallant, to vanity and wantonness.
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How much more commendable were it, and profitable to be imployed in some good literature,
How much more commendable were it, and profitable to be employed in Some good literature,
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as in the knowledge of tongues, and arts? And will their bringing vp allow them to liue idly? Was not Paul brought vp at the feet of Gam•liel a great Statesman among the Iewes,
as in the knowledge of tongues, and arts? And will their bringing up allow them to live idly? Was not Paul brought up At the feet of Gam•liel a great Statesman among the Iewes,
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and yet he laboured with his hands, and neuer liued out of a particular calling? And was not Moses brought vp in Pharaoes Court,
and yet he laboured with his hands, and never lived out of a particular calling? And was not Moses brought up in Pharaoh's Court,
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and in all the learning of the Egyptians? Yet did he liue in a calling,
and in all the learning of the egyptians? Yet did he live in a calling,
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and would be a Shepheard, rather then liue idly, or in Pharaoes Court wickedly: he pleaded not his birth, his gentrie, his better education, as these doe.
and would be a Shepherd, rather then live idly, or in Pharaoh's Court wickedly: he pleaded not his birth, his gentry, his better education, as these doe.
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It is enough to be a Gentleman, as they speake now adayes, to countenance him in sinne, in sloth, in brauerie, in contempt of a strict life, to liue out of a calling, sauing the calling of a Gentleman, a profession so abused to aduance sinne and Satans kingdome, as nothing more:
It is enough to be a Gentleman, as they speak now adays, to countenance him in sin, in sloth, in bravery, in contempt of a strict life, to live out of a calling, Saving the calling of a Gentleman, a profession so abused to advance sin and Satan Kingdom, as nothing more:
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yet neuer read I, nor heard I of in holy Writ, or elsewhere, that the title and name of a Gentleman should be a calling, to exempt men from all callings, from all honest labours,
yet never read I, nor herd I of in holy Writ, or elsewhere, that the title and name of a Gentleman should be a calling, to exempt men from all callings, from all honest labours,
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and to leaue them loose, as wild Colts without bit or bridle, to their owne lusts and licentious libertie,
and to leave them lose, as wild Colts without bit or bridle, to their own Lustiest and licentious liberty,
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and finally, to their ruine and destruction. This is not Gentrie, but rather Gentilisme, to be hated of a Christian.
and finally, to their ruin and destruction. This is not Gentry, but rather Gentilism, to be hated of a Christian.
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The practice whereof was odious euen in the Common-wealths of Heathen men. And it was about an Epha of Barley.
The practice whereof was odious even in the Commonwealths of Heathen men. And it was about an Epha of Barley.
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] Thus much her daies labour came vnto, which was almost a bushell after our measure.
] Thus much her days labour Come unto, which was almost a bushel After our measure.
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An Epha was tenne times as much as an Omer, which was the measure for gathering Mannah;
an Epha was tenne times as much as an Omer, which was the measure for gathering Manna;
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and this was as much as would serue one man bread for a day. So Ruth had gathered so much in one day, as might serue her many dayes:
and this was as much as would serve one man bred for a day. So Ruth had gathered so much in one day, as might serve her many days:
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thus the Lord blessed her labour.
thus the Lord blessed her labour.
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Whence we may learne this, that the Lord can and will giue sometime a plentifull blessing to the diligent hand.
Whence we may Learn this, that the Lord can and will give sometime a plentiful blessing to the diligent hand.
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Thus he blessed Iacob in his painefull seruice so, as hee was able to giue to Esau a present of fiue hundred fiftie head of beasts,
Thus he blessed Iacob in his painful service so, as he was able to give to Esau a present of fiue hundred fiftie head of beasts,
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and cattell, of one sort and other; for all things are in his hand, and at his disposing.
and cattle, of one sort and other; for all things Are in his hand, and At his disposing.
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How soone did hee enrich againe Iob? It is nothing with the Lord to make a poore man rich.
How soon did he enrich again Job? It is nothing with the Lord to make a poor man rich.
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And therefore in our labours let vs haue recourse vnto God, because hee giueth power to get wealth;
And Therefore in our labours let us have recourse unto God, Because he gives power to get wealth;
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without his blessing our labour is in vaine; but with his blessing our labour shall take good effect.
without his blessing our labour is in vain; but with his blessing our labour shall take good Effect.
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Vers. 18. And shee tooke it vp, and went into the citie; and her mother in law saw what shee had gleaned; Vers. 18. And she took it up, and went into the City; and her mother in law saw what she had gleaned;
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and she brought forth, and gaue to her that shee had reserued, after she was sufficed.
and she brought forth, and gave to her that she had reserved, After she was sufficed.
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RVthes comfortable returne out of the field, with what, whither, to whom, with her kindnesse in giuing what shee had reserued at mealetime from Boaz table;Ruthes comfortable return out of the field, with what, whither, to whom, with her kindness in giving what she had reserved At mealetime from Boaz table;
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so as she had a double witnesse to shew her mother his kindnesse; the Epha of barley, and the food of his table:
so as she had a double witness to show her mother his kindness; the Epha of Barley, and the food of his table:
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both which did (no doubt) greatly comfort the heart of Naomi, as appeareth by her heartie prayers in the next verse.
both which did (no doubt) greatly Comfort the heart of Naomi, as appears by her hearty Prayers in the next verse.
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And she tooke it vp, and went into the Citie. Shee beareth the burthen her self.And she took it up, and went into the city. She bears the burden her self.
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And this is noted, to shew how the Lord taketh notice of the burthens of his children;
And this is noted, to show how the Lord Takes notice of the burdens of his children;
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which are of two sorts, either such as bee voluntarily vndertaken, and willingly for discharge of their dutie,
which Are of two sorts, either such as be voluntarily undertaken, and willingly for discharge of their duty,
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as Iacob in his seruice to Laban, or Ruth here for her honest maintenance, or else imposed vpon them,
as Iacob in his service to Laban, or Ruth Here for her honest maintenance, or Else imposed upon them,
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as the burthens of Pharaoh vpon the Israelites: on both the Lord looketh, approouing the one, and pitying the other.
as the burdens of Pharaoh upon the Israelites: on both the Lord looks, approving the one, and pitying the other.
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Which may giue comfort vnto the painefull, in bearing the burthen of their calling, or of oppression;
Which may give Comfort unto the painful, in bearing the burden of their calling, or of oppression;
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for the Lord knoweth their troubles, their labour and trauell, and will doe them good in the end, if they waite with patience.
for the Lord Knoweth their Troubles, their labour and travel, and will do them good in the end, if they wait with patience.
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And her mother in law saw what she had gleaned. And her mother in law saw what she had gleaned.
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] By this it appeareth, that Ruth did hide none of her gleaning from Naomi, but shewed her all, and this for three causes;
] By this it appears, that Ruth did hide none of her gleaning from Naomi, but showed her all, and this for three Causes;
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to manifest Gods mercy towards her, that she might praise God with her;
to manifest God's mercy towards her, that she might praise God with her;
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to shew that she had been painefull in her absence, and not spent her time idly;
to show that she had been painful in her absence, and not spent her time idly;
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and to shew her faithfulnesse, that she kept nothing from her.
and to show her faithfulness, that she kept nothing from her.
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And thus should children and seruants doe to such as depend vpon their labour, approoue their labour by the fruits thereof,
And thus should children and Servants do to such as depend upon their labour, approve their labour by the fruits thereof,
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and their faithfulnesse vnto their Parents and Masters.
and their faithfulness unto their Parents and Masters.
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They may not bee faithlesse as some seruants bee, nor carelesse and idle as be too many children, who vnder their Parents take libertie to be lazy,
They may not be faithless as Some Servants be, nor careless and idle as be too many children, who under their Parents take liberty to be lazy,
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when yet they haue more reason to bee painefull and carefull then seruants, as nature, better maintenance,
when yet they have more reason to be painful and careful then Servants, as nature, better maintenance,
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and the hope of portions and inheritance binde them. And she brought forth, and gaue her.
and the hope of portions and inheritance bind them. And she brought forth, and gave her.
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] After that Ruth had shewed what she had gleaned, she took out some victuals, and gaue to her mother in law also.
] After that Ruth had showed what she had gleaned, she took out Some victuals, and gave to her mother in law also.
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Godly children are kind and louing to their Parents. If this bee in a daughter in law, to a mother in law; Godly children Are kind and loving to their Parents. If this be in a daughter in law, to a mother in law;
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much greater is the bond of duty of naturall children to their naturall Parents, if they be truly religious:
much greater is the bound of duty of natural children to their natural Parents, if they be truly religious:
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as may bee seene in Dauid to his Parents, and Ioseph to his. And good reason is there why they should doe their Parents all good:
as may be seen in David to his Parents, and Ioseph to his. And good reason is there why they should do their Parents all good:
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nature bindes them, also the commandement of God to honour them; which comprehendeth loue, reuerence, obedience, and reliefe;
nature binds them, also the Commandment of God to honour them; which comprehendeth love, Reverence, Obedience, and relief;
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and the example of godly children, yea, of Christ himself vnto his mother, moueth them.
and the Exampl of godly children, yea, of christ himself unto his mother, moves them.
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There be also rare examples for this among the Heathen, the rather to perswade Christians hereunto,
There be also rare Examples for this among the Heathen, the rather to persuade Christians hereunto,
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lest they rise vp in iudgement against them.
lest they rise up in judgement against them.
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Let children therefore learne to be kind and mercifull to their poore Parents, and not be like the vnnaturall Impes, whereof there bee these sorts, such as care not to prouide for them,
Let children Therefore Learn to be kind and merciful to their poor Parents, and not be like the unnatural Imps, whereof there be these sorts, such as care not to provide for them,
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but to get all they can from them;
but to get all they can from them;
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they are not willing to do them good, but grudge to relieue them, and are sicke of their liues, wishing their death, to be eased of the burthen.
they Are not willing to do them good, but grudge to relieve them, and Are sick of their lives, wishing their death, to be eased of the burden.
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Other there be which will rob their Parents, and steale from them what they can get,
Other there be which will rob their Parents, and steal from them what they can get,
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yea, and thinke it no sinne, as Salomon telleth vs; yet are they the companions of a destroyer.
yea, and think it no sin, as Solomon Telleth us; yet Are they the Sodales of a destroyer.
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The third sort are those hellish monsters, who rise vp to murder their Parents, but the Lord reuengeth it,
The third sort Are those hellish monsters, who rise up to murder their Parents, but the Lord revenges it,
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as we see in the example of Absalom. That shee had reserued, after shee was sufficed.
as we see in the Exampl of Absalom. That she had reserved, After she was sufficed.
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] It is meet to eate to suffice nature, for the preseruation of life, and the better inabling of vs to walke painefully in our calling, of which before in verse 14. Note farther hence, I.
] It is meet to eat to suffice nature, for the preservation of life, and the better enabling of us to walk painfully in our calling, of which before in verse 14. Note farther hence, I.
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That such as haue true loue, will spare from themselues to relieue others, yea though they themselues be but poore,
That such as have true love, will spare from themselves to relieve Others, yea though they themselves be but poor,
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and haue nothing but from hand to mouth, as we say.
and have nothing but from hand to Mouth, as we say.
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Of this we haue here an example, and in the poore widdow, which gaue her two mites;
Of this we have Here an Exampl, and in the poor widow, which gave her two mites;
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yea our Sauiour, who was relieued by others, yet kept a bag for the poore; he spared of his gifts, to giue vnto others.
yea our Saviour, who was relieved by Others, yet kept a bag for the poor; he spared of his Gifts, to give unto Others.
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For true loue cannot but pittie the want of others:
For true love cannot but pity the want of Others:
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and such as so loue, will not hoard vp for themselues, and let their poore brethren remaine in want,
and such as so love, will not hoard up for themselves, and let their poor brothers remain in want,
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when for the present they haue sufficient;
when for the present they have sufficient;
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they liue in hope of supply, and doubt not of Gods prouidence for the time to come,
they live in hope of supply, and doubt not of God's providence for the time to come,
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when they giue charitably what they may spare for the present.
when they give charitably what they may spare for the present.
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This condemneth the cursed couetousnesse of such as haue laid vp in store for many yeeres,
This Condemneth the cursed covetousness of such as have laid up in store for many Years,
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and yet will not bestow any thing vpon such as doe need;
and yet will not bestow any thing upon such as do need;
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and also it checketh such as excuse and exempt themselues wholy and alwayes for giuing any thing, because they be poore.
and also it checketh such as excuse and exempt themselves wholly and always for giving any thing, Because they be poor.
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If this plea had stucke in the heart of the poore widdow, which cast her mites into the treasurie, shee would haue reserued them to her selfe:
If this plea had stuck in the heart of the poor widow, which cast her mites into the treasury, she would have reserved them to her self:
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but so should shee haue lost her eternall praises. II. Such as would thriue, spend not all at once,
but so should she have lost her Eternal praises. II Such as would thrive, spend not all At once,
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but reserue somewhat both for themselues and for others.
but reserve somewhat both for themselves and for Others.
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Ruth ate, shee was sufficed, and reserued some for afterwards, for her mother and her selfe:Ruth ate, she was sufficed, and reserved Some for afterwards, for her mother and her self:
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she was not ryotous & wastfull, because she had more then did suffice for the present.
she was not riotous & wasteful, Because she had more then did suffice for the present.
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For such as be painfull, know how they come by that which they haue;
For such as be painful, know how they come by that which they have;
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they also know it to be a vertue to spare and keep, what necessitie causeth not to be layd out,
they also know it to be a virtue to spare and keep, what necessity Causes not to be laid out,
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neither charitie, nor pietie to be spent;
neither charity, nor piety to be spent;
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they know, that what they haue, is so their owne before men, as yet before God they are but Stewards thereof.
they know, that what they have, is so their own before men, as yet before God they Are but Stewards thereof.
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Therefore from this, and Ruths example, we must learne frugality, to vse Gods blessings to doe our selues good;
Therefore from this, and Ruths Exampl, we must Learn frugality, to use God's blessings to do our selves good;
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but we must beware of waste, and not let any thing be lost, as our Sauiour commanded,
but we must beware of waste, and not let any thing be lost, as our Saviour commanded,
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when he had fed so many thousands. They then here are worthy of iust reprehension, who wastfully consume Gods blessings;
when he had fed so many thousands. They then Here Are worthy of just reprehension, who wastefully consume God's blessings;
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some on their bellie, as doe Drunkards and Gluttons; some on their fleshly delights, bringing themselues to a morsell of bread;
Some on their belly, as doe Drunkards and Gluttons; Some on their fleshly delights, bringing themselves to a morsel of bred;
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others vpon play and gaming, idle and prodigall vnthrifts, such as this our nation now is too much burthened with;
Others upon play and gaming, idle and prodigal unthrifts, such as this our Nation now is too much burdened with;
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others vpon too costly and often fantasticke attyre, the ensigne of pride and vanitie;
Others upon too costly and often fantastic attire, the ensign of pride and vanity;
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to whom if any speake for their reformation, they reply with words of contempt of others,
to whom if any speak for their Reformation, they reply with words of contempt of Others,
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and carelesse neglect of their owne estate, saying, They spend but their own, what haue any to doe with it? But these must remember, that they must giue an account vnto God, whose blessings they waste;
and careless neglect of their own estate, saying, They spend but their own, what have any to do with it? But these must Remember, that they must give an account unto God, whose blessings they waste;
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they must also know, that Gods gifts are not giuen them to consume wholely vpon themselues after their lusts,
they must also know, that God's Gifts Are not given them to consume wholly upon themselves After their Lustiest,
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but to be Stewards thereof for God, and in his stead to doe good to others, as need shall require.
but to be Stewards thereof for God, and in his stead to do good to Others, as need shall require.
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This prodigality the Lord often punisheth with pouertie and sometime with imprisonment, yea with shamefull deaths in some, whom God giueth ouer to fall into the hand of the Magistrate for some euill committed and deseruing death.
This prodigality the Lord often Punisheth with poverty and sometime with imprisonment, yea with shameful death's in Some, whom God gives over to fallen into the hand of the Magistrate for Some evil committed and deserving death.
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Verse 19. And her mother in law said vnto her, Where hast thou gleaned to day? and where wroughtest thou? Blessed be he that did take knowledge of thee.Verse 19. And her mother in law said unto her, Where hast thou gleaned to day? and where wroughtest thou? Blessed be he that did take knowledge of thee.
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And shee shewed her mother in law, with whom shee had wrought, and said, The mans name with whom I wrought to day, is Boaz.
And she showed her mother in law, with whom she had wrought, and said, The men name with whom I wrought to day, is Boaz.
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HEre is Naomi her question to Ruth, with her heartie prayer to God for him that had so mercifully dealt with Ruth; and Ruths answer to her againe, shewing with whom shee had gleaned,
Here is Naomi her question to Ruth, with her hearty prayer to God for him that had so mercifully dealt with Ruth; and Ruths answer to her again, showing with whom she had gleaned,
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and naming the name, euen Boaz her kinsman.
and naming the name, even Boaz her kinsman.
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And her mother in law said, Where hast thou gleaned to day, and where wroughtest thou? ] When Ruth went out in the morning, shee asked leaue of Naomi to goe to gleane, but whither shee knew not;And her mother in law said, Where hast thou gleaned to day, and where wroughtest thou? ] When Ruth went out in the morning, she asked leave of Naomi to go to glean, but whither she knew not;
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therefore now being returned with so much corne, and such food, shee asketh Ruth where she had beene;
Therefore now being returned with so much corn, and such food, she asks Ruth where she had been;
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not doubting of Ruths honest dealing, but in admiration of Gods mercy, and in desire to know who was the instrument of that hand of God vpon her.
not doubting of Ruths honest dealing, but in admiration of God's mercy, and in desire to know who was the Instrument of that hand of God upon her.
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For fauours bestowed, doe win affections, and cause a longing after the partie to know who he is, if we know not his person, as here;
For favours bestowed, do win affections, and cause a longing After the party to know who he is, if we know not his person, as Here;
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and also what his name is, and of what kindred, though we looke vpon the man, as Saul did;
and also what his name is, and of what kindred, though we look upon the man, as Saul did;
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that so we might see the reason thereof, and might shew particularly our loue vnto such a one, praise God, and pray also for him.
that so we might see the reason thereof, and might show particularly our love unto such a one, praise God, and pray also for him.
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Now, if this be the force of benefits from man, how much more from God, from whom we receiue so many and daily blessings!
Now, if this be the force of benefits from man, how much more from God, from whom we receive so many and daily blessings!
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These should win our affections to him, & worke in vs a desire to know him, who he is,
These should win our affections to him, & work in us a desire to know him, who he is,
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and why we should receiue such kindnesse, that so we might loue him, praise him, and in all thankefulnesse yeeld him all obedience.
and why we should receive such kindness, that so we might love him, praise him, and in all thankfulness yield him all Obedience.
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But, alas, vpon whom doe his blessings thus worke? I wish that his mercies made vs not forget him,
But, alas, upon whom do his blessings thus work? I wish that his Mercies made us not forget him,
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and to forsake him, when we haue knowne him.
and to forsake him, when we have known him.
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In this that Naomi suspecteth not Ruth, but rather admireth Gods mercy towards her, wee may also note, that the godly are not vncharitably suspicious of them that be poore,
In this that Naomi suspects not Ruth, but rather admireth God's mercy towards her, we may also note, that the godly Are not uncharitably suspicious of them that be poor,
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when they know them to bee godly.
when they know them to be godly.
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Naomi did not thinke of any vniust dealing of Ruth, as if shee had stolne this corne,Naomi did not think of any unjust dealing of Ruth, as if she had stolen this corn,
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nor that shee had gone a begging to get it, or this other food;
nor that she had gone a begging to get it, or this other food;
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for shee asketh where shee had gleaned and wrought? not where shee had stolne and begged? For loue is not suspicious, it thinketh no ill. Naomi was perswaded that some had bestowed this fauour vpon Ruth gleaning and working in the field.
for she asks where she had gleaned and wrought? not where she had stolen and begged? For love is not suspicious, it Thinketh no ill. Naomi was persuaded that Some had bestowed this favour upon Ruth gleaning and working in the field.
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This grace of charitie must wee labour for, euen in thinking not amisse of others in getting goods,
This grace of charity must we labour for, even in thinking not amiss of Others in getting goods,
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though much in a small time, so there be not apparent tokens of the ill meanes vsed in getting the same:
though much in a small time, so there be not apparent tokens of the ill means used in getting the same:
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for God can suddainly enrich a man;
for God can suddenly enrich a man;
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as he did Abraham, and Lot; so Iacob in the seruice of Laban: For the blessing of the Lord maketh rich.
as he did Abraham, and Lot; so Iacob in the service of Laban: For the blessing of the Lord makes rich.
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Yet if the man be wicked, and hastily is made rich, except an apparent cause be seene,
Yet if the man be wicked, and hastily is made rich, except an apparent cause be seen,
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and the meanes also, he may be suspected:
and the means also, he may be suspected:
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for of such Salomon speaketh in the Prouerbs, that they shall not be innocent, and goods so gotten, shall not bee blessed in the end.
for of such Solomon speaks in the Proverbs, that they shall not be innocent, and goods so got, shall not be blessed in the end.
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Some frō hence teach, because Naomi asketh Ruth, where she had gleaned, and wrought that day? that Parents are to take an account of their children,
some from hence teach, Because Naomi asks Ruth, where she had gleaned, and wrought that day? that Parents Are to take an account of their children,
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how they spend their time, where they haue beene, and with whom? Indeed this will make children to take more heed to their wayes, it will discouer to parents their nature and conditions the better,how they spend their time, where they have been, and with whom? Indeed this will make children to take more heed to their ways, it will discover to Parents their nature and conditions the better,
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and it may preuent many euils through feare to be called to an account for the same.
and it may prevent many evils through Fear to be called to an account for the same.
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As on the contrary, this neglect in parents giues children the reine, and so they take libertie to sinne, presuming of parents indulgencie,
As on the contrary, this neglect in Parents gives children the reine, and so they take liberty to sin, presuming of Parents indulgency,
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as did Adoniah, to whom Dauid neuer said, Why hast thou done so? Which made him proud and presumptuous to his owne destruction.
as did Adoniah, to whom David never said, Why hast thou done so? Which made him proud and presumptuous to his own destruction.
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Blessed be he that did take knowledge of thee; ] to wit, to shew thee this mercy and kindnesse;Blessed be he that did take knowledge of thee; ] to wit, to show thee this mercy and kindness;
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for hee taketh knowledge of another, who considereth so of him, as his estate and condition requireth,
for he Takes knowledge of Another, who Considereth so of him, as his estate and condition requires,
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and thereafter doth him good, as Boaz did to Ruth, when he knew what shee was,
and thereafter does him good, as Boaz did to Ruth, when he knew what she was,
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as is before noted out of verses 8. and 9. For which here Naomi is thankefull,
as is before noted out of Verses 8. and 9. For which Here Naomi is thankful,
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before shee knew the name of the man, and here heartily prayeth for him.
before she knew the name of the man, and Here heartily Prayeth for him.
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Hence teaching, that benefits receiued, prouoke the godly to be thankefull, though they know not the parties,
Hence teaching, that benefits received, provoke the godly to be thankful, though they know not the parties,
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and also to pray for them; as Naomi doth here.and also to pray for them; as Naomi does Here.
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Which serues to encourage men to doe good to the godly, though their persons be not knowne:
Which serves to encourage men to do good to the godly, though their Persons be not known:
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they shall not lose with them the fruit of their well-doing; for such will be thankefull, and will pray for them, that God may blesse them.
they shall not loose with them the fruit of their welldoing; for such will be thankful, and will pray for them, that God may bless them.
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And this teacheth such as receiue fauours, to shew themselues thankefull to them which bestow them.
And this Teaches such as receive favours, to show themselves thankful to them which bestow them.
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Now thankefulnesse appeareth, First, in acknowledging of benefits receiued: the contrary is ingratitude, and a note of pride withall.
Now thankfulness appears, First, in acknowledging of benefits received: the contrary is ingratitude, and a note of pride withal.
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Secondly, in praying for them, as Naomi doth here; and Saint Paul, for his friends.
Secondly, in praying for them, as Naomi does Here; and Saint Paul, for his Friends.
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Thirdly, in requiting the kindnesses, as we shall be able, and occasion offered, as Dauid to Barzillai; the Spies to Rahab; Elisha to the Shunamite;
Thirdly, in requiting the Kindnesses, as we shall be able, and occasion offered, as David to Barzillai; the Spies to Rahab; Elisha to the Shunamite;
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and the great Emperour Assuerus to poore Mordecai. Which is a reproofe to the ingratefull, such as will not acknowledge a benefit,
and the great Emperor Assuerus to poor Mordecai. Which is a reproof to the ingrateful, such as will not acknowledge a benefit,
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or lessen it when they confesse it;
or lessen it when they confess it;
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they that neuer care to requite it, though it be in their power so to doe it,
they that never care to requite it, though it be in their power so to do it,
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yea and need on the other side require it. Lastly, such as doe requite euill for good.
yea and need on the other side require it. Lastly, such as do requite evil for good.
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Here we may farther note, that a good heart reioyceth in the well-fare of another.
Here we may farther note, that a good heart rejoices in the welfare of Another.
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For Naomi blesseth God for Boaz taking knowledge of Ruth, & for doing this kindnes vnto her;
For Naomi Blesses God for Boaz taking knowledge of Ruth, & for doing this kindness unto her;
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so doe the Macedonians for the Corinthians kindnesse vnto the Saints at Ierusalem.
so do the Macedonians for the Corinthians kindness unto the Saints At Ierusalem.
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For such haue louing hearts, & are void of enuie, therefore can they reioyce and blesse God,
For such have loving hearts, & Are void of envy, Therefore can they rejoice and bless God,
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yea and pray for a blessing vpon those which doe good vnto others: which grace we must striue for.
yea and pray for a blessing upon those which do good unto Others: which grace we must strive for.
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And she shewed her mother in law, with whom she had wrought, and said, The mans name with whom I wrought to day, is Boaz. As Naomi did demand of her where and with whom shee had beene,And she showed her mother in law, with whom she had wrought, and said, The men name with whom I wrought to day, is Boaz. As Naomi did demand of her where and with whom she had been,
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so Ruth answereth plainely, telling her that the mans name, in whose field she gleaned that day, was Boaz: by which Naomi perceiued the good hand of Gods prouidence conducting her into the kinsmans field, whose fauour made her afterwards to counsell Ruth to goe into the threshing floore to Boaz, as it followeth in the next chapter.
so Ruth Answers plainly, telling her that the men name, in whose field she gleaned that day, was Boaz: by which Naomi perceived the good hand of God's providence conducting her into the kinsmans field, whose favour made her afterwards to counsel Ruth to go into the threshing floor to Boaz, as it follows in the next chapter.
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Ruth calleth gleaning, working, as Naomi did before:Ruth calls gleaning, working, as Naomi did before:
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for the diligent hand worketh euen in that, which otherwise may seeme to require no great labour.
for the diligent hand works even in that, which otherwise may seem to require no great labour.
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Shee saith, shee wrought with him, not that he laboured with her, neither that shee did worke for him,
She Says, she wrought with him, not that he laboured with her, neither that she did work for him,
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as the Phrase in our speech doth intimate, but her meaning is, that shee wrought in his field with his leaue & good liking.
as the Phrase in our speech does intimate, but her meaning is, that she wrought in his field with his leave & good liking.
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In telling his name to her mother in law, it seemeth she learned it in the field;
In telling his name to her mother in law, it seems she learned it in the field;
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no doubt, she did aske after it, that so shee might speake of his goodnesse vnto her mother in law, when she came home.
no doubt, she did ask After it, that so she might speak of his Goodness unto her mother in law, when she Come home.
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And we must know, that it is our duety to take speciall notice of such as doe vs good, to know them by name, that so they may be acknowledged,
And we must know, that it is our duty to take special notice of such as do us good, to know them by name, that so they may be acknowledged,
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as occasion shall be to meet with them, that they may in particular pray for them,
as occasion shall be to meet with them, that they may in particular prey for them,
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and to giue them their due praises to others.
and to give them their due praises to Others.
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For either to neglect to know them, or easily to forget our Benefactors, is a fault.
For either to neglect to know them, or Easily to forget our Benefactors, is a fault.
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Verse 20. And Naomi said vnto her daughter in law, Blessed be he of the Lord, who hath not left off his kindnesse to the liuing & to the dead.Verse 20. And Naomi said unto her daughter in law, Blessed be he of the Lord, who hath not left off his kindness to the living & to the dead.
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And Naomi said vnto her, The man is neere of kinne vnto vs, one of our next kinsmen.
And Naomi said unto her, The man is near of kin unto us, one of our next kinsmen.
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THis is Naomi her speech againe vnto Ruth: wherein shee first earnestly prayeth for Boaz, with the reason why shee was so moued thereto,
THis is Naomi her speech again unto Ruth: wherein she First earnestly Prayeth for Boaz, with the reason why she was so moved thereto,
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and then sheweth her what he was to them, euen a very neere kinsman.
and then shows her what he was to them, even a very near kinsman.
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And Naomi said vnto her daughter in law, &c. ] When shee heard who it was,And Naomi said unto her daughter in law, etc. ] When she herd who it was,
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and calling to remembrance what hee was to them, and what mercy he had formerly shewed vnto her husband and children, shee breaketh forth into prayer for him.
and calling to remembrance what he was to them, and what mercy he had formerly showed unto her husband and children, she breaks forth into prayer for him.
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Whence we may learne, that new kindnesses added to the old, doe the more inflame the affections to loue and hearty well-wishing, as may appeare heere by Naomi: For new fauours call the old to remembrance,
Whence we may Learn, that new Kindnesses added to the old, do the more inflame the affections to love and hearty Well-wishing, as may appear Here by Naomi: For new favours call the old to remembrance,
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and testifieth the continuance of loue.
and Testifieth the Continuance of love.
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This is an encouragement to such as haue beene kind, still to continue so to the thankefull;
This is an encouragement to such as have been kind, still to continue so to the thankful;
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the latter fauors shall keep vp the affectiō of loue, and be the remembrancer of what is past,
the latter favors shall keep up the affection of love, and be the remembrancer of what is past,
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and to bind the parties the more vnto them.
and to bind the parties the more unto them.
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Now, if this be so with men, how should we be inflamed in loue towards our good God and Father, who daily reneweth his blessings vpon vs? Ought we not to increase in loue according to his mercies? But oh vngratefull man: What stupiditie possesseth thine heart!
Now, if this be so with men, how should we be inflamed in love towards our good God and Father, who daily Reneweth his blessings upon us? Ought we not to increase in love according to his Mercies? But o ungrateful man: What stupidity Possesses thine heart!
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Doe we not receiue his blessings with one hand, & shew our vnmindfulnesse of him by the other? If the keeping of his commandement be the marke of our loue,
Do we not receive his blessings with one hand, & show our unmindfulness of him by the other? If the keeping of his Commandment be the mark of our love,
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as it is, then surely our waxing wanton against him, by abusing of his blessings, openly proclaime rather hatred than loue vnto him.
as it is, then surely our waxing wanton against him, by abusing of his blessings, openly proclaim rather hatred than love unto him.
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This is our vnthankefulnesse, of which we must repent. Blessed be hee of the Lord. ] This is her prayer made to the Lord to blesse him. From this note many things. I.
This is our unthankfulness, of which we must Repent. Blessed be he of the Lord. ] This is her prayer made to the Lord to bless him. From this note many things. I.
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That Prayer in and by euery true member of the Church, hath beene onely made vnto God.
That Prayer in and by every true member of the Church, hath been only made unto God.
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This the examples of all the godly doe confirme, and thus are we commanded to doe,
This the Examples of all the godly do confirm, and thus Are we commanded to do,
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and therefore the prayers made to Sants, Angels, yea, or to the Virgin Mary, are abominable,
and Therefore the Prayers made to Sants, Angels, yea, or to the Virgae Marry, Are abominable,
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and cursed idolatry. II. That it is the Lord that doth blesse and make happy: for what is begged of God, that is acknowledged to be his gift.
and cursed idolatry. II That it is the Lord that does bless and make happy: for what is begged of God, that is acknowledged to be his gift.
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And what happinesse corporall or spirituall can man attaine vnto, but by the Lord? Therefore if we want blessings, let vs beg them of him,
And what happiness corporal or spiritual can man attain unto, but by the Lord? Therefore if we want blessings, let us beg them of him,
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if wee haue them, acknowledge him the Authour, and be thankfull in cheerefull obedience for the same,
if we have them, acknowledge him the Author, and be thankful in cheerful Obedience for the same,
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as wee be exhorted in the Word of God:
as we be exhorted in the Word of God:
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For who can think himselfe blessed of God, & not be thankfull and obedient vnto him,
For who can think himself blessed of God, & not be thankful and obedient unto him,
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but such as be void of all grace? III. That the Lord will blesse the mercifull.
but such as be void of all grace? III. That the Lord will bless the merciful.
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For shee prayeth for that which she had warrant to aske: and wee find that the Lord hath so promised to doe.
For she Prayeth for that which she had warrant to ask: and we find that the Lord hath so promised to do.
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And therefore let the mercifull looke for a blessing, and let vs pray for that blessing vpon their heads, which shew mercy vnto the poore and needy, that they may be encouraged in such workes of charitie.
And Therefore let the merciful look for a blessing, and let us pray for that blessing upon their Heads, which show mercy unto the poor and needy, that they may be encouraged in such works of charity.
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And to moue them hereto, let them consider Gods promise to them, how they be vnder Gods protection, how others pray for them,
And to move them hereto, let them Consider God's promise to them, how they be under God's protection, how Others pray for them,
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when they doe little thinke thereof, and doe blesse them, as Naomi doth Boaz here; and if the poore faile of their duety, yet the almesdeed ascendeth vp to God,
when they do little think thereof, and do bless them, as Naomi does Boaz Here; and if the poor fail of their duty, yet the almesdeed Ascendeth up to God,
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and the worke done shall blesse them, euen the backe and belly of the poore.
and the work done shall bless them, even the back and belly of the poor.
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Let these things moue the rich to doe workes of mercy, and to reioyce therein. IV. That the poores reward vnto the rich for their workes of charity, is onely their prayer to God for them.
Let these things move the rich to do works of mercy, and to rejoice therein. IV. That the poors reward unto the rich for their works of charity, is only their prayer to God for them.
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Naomi had no other recompence for Boaz, but this; and this is a great requitall, when it is a feruent prayer from faith;Naomi had no other recompense for Boaz, but this; and this is a great requital, when it is a fervent prayer from faith;
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for such the Lord doth heare, and will himselfe reward their workes, he becomes bound for them, to make good what on their behalfe is wanting.
for such the Lord does hear, and will himself reward their works, he becomes bound for them, to make good what on their behalf is wanting.
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Which may greatly comfort such as be mercifull. And seeing the poore haue nothing else to repay backe, but their prayers;
Which may greatly Comfort such as be merciful. And seeing the poor have nothing Else to repay back, but their Prayers;
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let them not faile in this, not onely when and while the benefit is in receiuing,
let them not fail in this, not only when and while the benefit is in receiving,
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but euen when for time the fauour may seeme to bee forgotten, so often as their Benefactors come to their remembrance, not to faile to lift vp a thought to God for them.
but even when for time the favour may seem to be forgotten, so often as their Benefactors come to their remembrance, not to fail to lift up a Thought to God for them.
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Who hath not left off his kindnesse to the liuing and to the dead. Who hath not left off his kindness to the living and to the dead.
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] The reason which moued Naomi to pray so feruently for a blessing vpon Boaz, was his constant fauour towards them aliue,
] The reason which moved Naomi to pray so fervently for a blessing upon Boaz, was his constant favour towards them alive,
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as before to her husband and children then dead:
as before to her husband and children then dead:
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and it is as if Naomi had said, He continueth still in his former kindnesse to vs that be now aliue, to thee and me, which he shewed to my husband and children now departed this life.
and it is as if Naomi had said, He Continueth still in his former kindness to us that be now alive, to thee and me, which he showed to my husband and children now departed this life.
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The Papists prattle, I know not what, of benefiting the dead by workes of charity, out of this place, by wresting the sense thereof to maintaine their errour:
The Papists prattle, I know not what, of benefiting the dead by works of charity, out of this place, by wresting the sense thereof to maintain their error:
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which I leaue as idle and vnprofitable, and come to more sound and profitable instructions for our selues.
which I leave as idle and unprofitable, and come to more found and profitable instructions for our selves.
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Hence may we obserue, That true loue in good men, dyes not with the dead, but is shewed to those they leaue behind them,
Hence may we observe, That true love in good men, dies not with the dead, but is showed to those they leave behind them,
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as Boaz doth here to Ruth and Naomi for their husbands sake; so did Dauid to Mephibosheth for Ionathans sake:
as Boaz does Here to Ruth and Naomi for their Husbands sake; so did David to Mephibosheth for Ionathans sake:
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for a true friend loueth at all times. for a true friend loves At all times.
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Dauid receiued kindnesse of the King of Moab, and being dead, hee sent to comfort his sonne Hanun, if it had beene so taken. David received kindness of the King of Moab, and being dead, he sent to Comfort his son Hanun, if it had been so taken.
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For a true friend seeth his friend aliue in his children, and posterity.
For a true friend sees his friend alive in his children, and posterity.
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Let vs then, if we loue one truely, not bury our loue with him in his graue,
Let us then, if we love one truly, not bury our love with him in his graven,
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as the manner of the world is now, which is full of counterfeit loue.
as the manner of the world is now, which is full of counterfeit love.
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But let vs imitate our heauenly Father, who loued Abraham, Isaac, and Iacob, and their seed after them,
But let us imitate our heavenly Father, who loved Abraham, Isaac, and Iacob, and their seed After them,
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and promiseth mercy vnto thousands of the posterity of such as loue him, and keepe his commandements.
and promises mercy unto thousands of the posterity of such as love him, and keep his Commandments.
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This reproueth such which let their loue die with their friends;
This Reproveth such which let their love die with their Friends;
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also such as loue their friends posterity, if they be rich, but not if they be poore, as Boaz doth here:
also such as love their Friends posterity, if they be rich, but not if they be poor, as Boaz does Here:
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But true friendship maketh no difference of a friend by riches and pouerty: for if this make the difference, the friendship is certainely counterfeit.
But true friendship makes no difference of a friend by riches and poverty: for if this make the difference, the friendship is Certainly counterfeit.
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Thirdly, this condemneth such friends as loue such as remaine of their friends departed so,
Thirdly, this Condemneth such Friends as love such as remain of their Friends departed so,
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as vnder colour of kindnesse, they rob their children committed by the will of their dead friend to their custodie;
as under colour of kindness, they rob their children committed by the will of their dead friend to their custody;
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such villanie there is in the world, and falsehood masked vnder the shadow of loue.
such villainy there is in the world, and falsehood masked under the shadow of love.
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Besides instruction, here is also matter of cōsolation, if we consider how God raiseth vp constant friends to poore posterities;
Beside instruction, Here is also matter of consolation, if we Consider how God Raiseth up constant Friends to poor Posterities;
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though this be rare, yet wee haue in this place an example, that God is the same in power and mercy to doe the like still for his children:
though this be rare, yet we have in this place an Exampl, that God is the same in power and mercy to do the like still for his children:
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but be it that men faile to be faithfull in their loue, let vs be comforted in this, that the Lord is faithfull:
but be it that men fail to be faithful in their love, let us be comforted in this, that the Lord is faithful:
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if he loue Abraham his friend, his posterity in Egypt after foure hundred yeeres shall reape benefit thereby;
if he love Abraham his friend, his posterity in Egypt After foure hundred Years shall reap benefit thereby;
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if the Lord chose a Dauid, he will for a long time for his sake shew kindnesse to his posterity.
if the Lord chosen a David, he will for a long time for his sake show kindness to his posterity.
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Let this, this I say, settle the hearts of carefull parents for their posterity: for if the Lord loue them, hee will not faile them;
Let this, this I say, settle the hearts of careful Parents for their posterity: for if the Lord love them, he will not fail them;
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nor forsake their posterity that shall depend vpon him, hee is the sure and constant friend,
nor forsake their posterity that shall depend upon him, he is the sure and constant friend,
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and will not leaue off his kindnesse to the liuing and to the dead, as Naomi speaketh heere of Boaz.
and will not leave off his kindness to the living and to the dead, as Naomi speaks Here of Boaz.
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And Naomi said vnto her, The man is neere of kin vnto vs, one of our next kinsmen. And Naomi said unto her, The man is near of kin unto us, one of our next kinsmen.
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] It may seeme by this, that before now Naomi had not told Ruth of Boaz her rich kinseman,
] It may seem by this, that before now Naomi had not told Ruth of Boaz her rich kinsman,
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but at this present, as occasion had now offered it selfe, now she telleth her that hee was a very neere kinsman, one of her Redeemers, which had a right to redeeme the inheritance,
but At this present, as occasion had now offered it self, now she Telleth her that he was a very near kinsman, one of her Redeemer's, which had a right to Redeem the inheritance,
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and so to marry her, and to raise vp seed vnto the dead, as the Law required;
and so to marry her, and to raise up seed unto the dead, as the Law required;
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and this Naomi telles her of, to shew how naturall affection did in some sort bind him to this kindnesse which he had shewed her,
and this Naomi tells her of, to show how natural affection did in Some sort bind him to this kindness which he had showed her,
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and also to comfort Ruth in this poore estate, in hope of a better condition, as it afterwards fell out. Obserue hence, I.
and also to Comfort Ruth in this poor estate, in hope of a better condition, as it afterwards fell out. Observe hence, I.
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That the godly wise poore are not vainglorious boasters of their rich friends and kindred.
That the godly wise poor Are not vainglorious boaster's of their rich Friends and kindred.
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Naomi made not him knowne before this to Ruth, both for that shee would not intice Ruth to come and embrace her company for any outward respect of worldly friendship,Naomi made not him known before this to Ruth, both for that she would not entice Ruth to come and embrace her company for any outward respect of worldly friendship,
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and also because shee knew it to be folly to boast of rich friends, except they were sure to find them good and kind.
and also Because she knew it to be folly to boast of rich Friends, except they were sure to find them good and kind.
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Naomi was not as some poore be, which foolishly brag of rich kinsfolke, while yet they find them not true friends, such as will hardly acknowledge them to be of their kindred, either doe them almost any good at all. II. That it is then a comfort to the poore to speake of rich kindred, Naomi was not as Some poor be, which foolishly brag of rich kinsfolk, while yet they find them not true Friends, such as will hardly acknowledge them to be of their kindred, either do them almost any good At all. II That it is then a Comfort to the poor to speak of rich kindred,
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when they shew themselues kind, as kindred ought to doe;when they show themselves kind, as kindred ought to do;
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for kindred may so be called from kindnesse in them, and by shewing themselues kind to their kinsfolke, as Boaz doth here;
for kindred may so be called from kindness in them, and by showing themselves kind to their kinsfolk, as Boaz does Here;
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and therefore Naomi now, but not before, telleth Ruth of him, what he was to them.
and Therefore Naomi now, but not before, Telleth Ruth of him, what he was to them.
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The poore may hence learne when fitly to speake of such kinsfolke:
The poor may hence Learn when fitly to speak of such kinsfolk:
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and the rich may see how to open the mouthes of their poore friends to speake of them,
and the rich may see how to open the mouths of their poor Friends to speak of them,
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and to pray for them, euen by shewing the true tokens of loue and kindred. III. That neere kinsfolke are to be kind to their poore kindred:
and to pray for them, even by showing the true tokens of love and kindred. III. That near kinsfolk Are to be kind to their poor kindred:
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for Naomi giueth this as some reason of Boaz his so great fauour towards them: and this naturall bond of loue hath both reason and Religion to strengthen the same:
for Naomi gives this as Some reason of Boaz his so great favour towards them: and this natural bound of love hath both reason and Religion to strengthen the same:
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and therefore such as bee so bound and will not be kind, doe against nature, reason, and Religion: as when parents neglect children; these, their parents;
and Therefore such as be so bound and will not be kind, do against nature, reason, and Religion: as when Parents neglect children; these, their Parents;
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so brethren and sisters one another: and yet this vnnaturall affection is common in these our dayes, which the Apostle condemneth,
so brothers and Sisters one Another: and yet this unnatural affection is Common in these our days, which the Apostle Condemneth,
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and also foretelleth it to be a sinne in the last dayes.
and also foretelleth it to be a sin in the last days.
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Lastly, in calling Boaz one of the Redeemers, as the word translated kinsmen sheweth, it may put vs in mind of this, that the Lord hath great care ouer the poore, who appointed by his Law the redemption of lands to the family againe, from which it was fold.
Lastly, in calling Boaz one of the Redeemer's, as the word translated kinsmen shows, it may put us in mind of this, that the Lord hath great care over the poor, who appointed by his Law the redemption of Lands to the family again, from which it was fold.
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And this care hath euer the Lord had, as may appeare by commanding to relieue them, by promising to reward the good done vnto them, by blessing such as haue beene mercifull,
And this care hath ever the Lord had, as may appear by commanding to relieve them, by promising to reward the good done unto them, by blessing such as have been merciful,
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and leauing their praises in the Scripture, by publishing their reward at the last day, and by ordaining a Law for the redemption of their estate among the Israelites.
and leaving their praises in the Scripture, by publishing their reward At the last day, and by ordaining a Law for the redemption of their estate among the Israelites.
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The consideration whereof may moue the poore to be thankfull, and rest in God;
The consideration whereof may move the poor to be thankful, and rest in God;
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and the rich to bee good vnto the poore, and herein to imitate the Lord, who so careth for them, as we see.
and the rich to be good unto the poor, and herein to imitate the Lord, who so Careth for them, as we see.
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Verse 21. And Ruth the Moabitesse said, He said vnto me also, Thou shalt keepe fast by my yong men,Verse 21. And Ruth the Moabitess said, He said unto me also, Thou shalt keep fast by my young men,
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vntill they haue ended all my haruest.
until they have ended all my harvest.
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RVTH here relateth Boaz further kindnesse, both what, and how long, to gleane in his field after his Reapers,
RUTH Here relateth Boaz further kindness, both what, and how long, to glean in his field After his Reapers,
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as in the eighth verse, and that vnto the end of haruest.
as in the eighth verse, and that unto the end of harvest.
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And Ruth the Moabitesse said, He said vnto me also, Thou shalt keepe fast by my yong men. And Ruth the Moabitess said, He said unto me also, Thou shalt keep fast by my young men.
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] When Ruth perceiued the ioy of Naomi for this kindnesse of Boaz, she goeth on to relate further testimonie of his loue,
] When Ruth perceived the joy of Naomi for this kindness of Boaz, she Goes on to relate further testimony of his love,
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and it is as if shee had said, Boaz did not onely thus with me,
and it is as if she had said, Boaz did not only thus with me,
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as thou my mother hast heard and seene, but which is more, He willed me to continue with his seruants till haruest be ended.
as thou my mother hast herd and seen, but which is more, He willed me to continue with his Servants till harvest be ended.
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Where we see, that where praises of others are well taken, it maketh the Relater to expresse more fully their goodnesse.
Where we see, that where praises of Others Are well taken, it makes the Relater to express more Fully their Goodness.
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And therefore to incourage men to giue others their due praises, let vs receiue willingly the relation of their vertues and graces.
And Therefore to encourage men to give Others their due praises, let us receive willingly the Relation of their Virtues and graces.
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For such is our corruption, that we can attend to ill reports, which makes many so ready to speake ill of others.
For such is our corruption, that we can attend to ill reports, which makes many so ready to speak ill of Others.
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I wish our eares open in the other respect, but in this I would we were more dull of hearing. Three reasons may be giuen of the relation of this kindnesse to Naomi. One may be this, to set out Boaz praises,
I wish our ears open in the other respect, but in this I would we were more dull of hearing. Three Reasons may be given of the Relation of this kindness to Naomi. One may be this, to Set out Boaz praises,
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and to shew his kindnesse to the full, euen as she found it.
and to show his kindness to the full, even as she found it.
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If so, then we learne, that thankefull persons conceale nothing of others kindnesses either in word or deed that may tend to their iust commendations:
If so, then we Learn, that thankful Persons conceal nothing of Others Kindnesses either in word or deed that may tend to their just commendations:
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and thus thankefull should wee be.
and thus thankful should we be.
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This thankfulnesse is an excellent vertue commended in Scripture, and practised of the godly, as before is noted:
This thankfulness is an excellent virtue commended in Scripture, and practised of the godly, as before is noted:
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and on the contrary, ingratitude is odious, and causeth vncharitablenesse in giuing, because the poore take not thankfully their almes;
and on the contrary, ingratitude is odious, and Causes uncharitableness in giving, Because the poor take not thankfully their alms;
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in lending also, & that either not at all, for that men be so dishonest, that they will not repay what they owe,
in lending also, & that either not At all, for that men be so dishonest, that they will not repay what they owe,
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or deferre to pay in due time, or not freely, but for gaine, because men would benefit themselues by other mens money,
or defer to pay in due time, or not freely, but for gain, Because men would benefit themselves by other men's money,
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but will not willingly requite it without compact aforehand. And thus we see the euill of ingratitude.
but will not willingly requite it without compact aforehand. And thus we see the evil of ingratitude.
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The other reason may be, to know her mothers pleasure therein, and how shee liked of it to goe still into Boaz fields.
The other reason may be, to know her mother's pleasure therein, and how she liked of it to go still into Boaz fields.
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If this, then we may learne, that children are to take aduice of their parents in their courses, so seruants of their masters:
If this, then we may Learn, that children Are to take Advice of their Parents in their courses, so Servants of their Masters:
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for, this is to giue them honour;
for, this is to give them honour;
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also an acknowledging themselues to be at their disposing, and not their owne men, and it will free them from blame,
also an acknowledging themselves to be At their disposing, and not their own men, and it will free them from blame,
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when things, perhaps, fall out crossely. It is a fault for such to runne on an head, as best pleaseth themselues:
when things, perhaps, fallen out crossly. It is a fault for such to run on an head, as best Pleases themselves:
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this is disorder, and vnrulinesse not sufferable: this is headinesse condemned by the Apostle, and much euill hath come hereby;
this is disorder, and unruliness not sufferable: this is headiness condemned by the Apostle, and much evil hath come hereby;
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see it in Esau his marriages; in Dinah her wandering; in Simeon and Leui their cruelty;
see it in Esau his marriages; in Dinah her wandering; in Simeon and Levi their cruelty;
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in Abimelechs contentious seruants, and Lots seruants;
in Abimelechs contentious Servants, and Lots Servants;
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those might haue bred heartburning betweene Abimelech and Abraham, as these diuided Abraham and Lot asunder:
those might have bred heartburning between Abimelech and Abraham, as these divided Abraham and Lot asunder:
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heady and vnruly children and seruants may do a great deale of mischiefe; they are therefore to be aduised, and to follow aduice.
heady and unruly children and Servants may do a great deal of mischief; they Are Therefore to be advised, and to follow Advice.
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The third reason may be, to shew her mother in law, where shee might with good profit continue to gleane,
The third reason may be, to show her mother in law, where she might with good profit continue to glean,
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and also of her willingnesse therefore to continue in that labour.
and also of her willingness Therefore to continue in that labour.
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If so, then we see that the fruit of our labour, gaine and commodity, doth spurre on the diligent to continue therein.
If so, then we see that the fruit of our labour, gain and commodity, does spur on the diligent to continue therein.
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Therefore pray for a blessing to be incouraged in paines-taking; and feeling the fruit, continue therein.
Therefore pray for a blessing to be encouraged in painstaking; and feeling the fruit, continue therein.
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Vntill they haue ended all my haruest. Until they have ended all my harvest.
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] They had a barley and wheat haruest, both here meant, as is plaine in verse the 23. These words vntill they haue made an end, ] shew some length of his haruest,
] They had a Barley and wheat harvest, both Here meant, as is plain in verse the 23. These words until they have made an end, ] show Some length of his harvest,
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and his conceit of Ruths painfulnesse, that shee would continue to the end, and not giue off after a day or two:
and his conceit of Ruths painfulness, that she would continue to the end, and not give off After a day or two:
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they note also his loue and mercy to the poore widdowes.
they note also his love and mercy to the poor widow's.
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And lastly, they set forth his equitie and true liberality, that graunted her freedome in his owne,
And lastly, they Set forth his equity and true liberality, that granted her freedom in his own,
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and not in other mens fields.
and not in other men's fields.
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What further may be obserued from hence, see before in the eighth verse, where the matter is handled;
What further may be observed from hence, see before in the eighth verse, where the matter is handled;
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here onely is the relation of her liberty vnto her mother in law.
Here only is the Relation of her liberty unto her mother in law.
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In all which speech it is worthy the noting, that shee speaketh not a word of Boaz great commendations of her owne selfe, verse the 11. Which commendeth to vs in her, modestie, that is, to passe ouer our owne praises:
In all which speech it is worthy the noting, that she speaks not a word of Boaz great commendations of her own self, verse the 11. Which commends to us in her, modesty, that is, to pass over our own praises:
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which is an example for our imitation, that we might not be condemned of vainglory,
which is an Exampl for our imitation, that we might not be condemned of vainglory,
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and to bee such as be in loue with themselues, as those be, which loue to tell of their owne vertues.
and to be such as be in love with themselves, as those be, which love to tell of their own Virtues.
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Verse 22. And Naomi said vnto Ruth her daughter in law, It is good, my daughter, that thou goe out with his maidens, that they meet thee not in another field.Verse 22. And Naomi said unto Ruth her daughter in law, It is good, my daughter, that thou go out with his maidens, that they meet thee not in Another field.
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NAomi her good counsell, with the reason drawne from perill and danger, if Ruth should not follow it.NAomi her good counsel, with the reason drawn from peril and danger, if Ruth should not follow it.
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And Naomi said vnto Ruth her daughter in law. And Naomi said unto Ruth her daughter in law.
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] Here note once for all, that plainely the Writer of this Historie setteth downe this conference, repeating againe and againe Naomi, and mother in law,
] Here note once for all, that plainly the Writer of this History sets down this conference, repeating again and again Naomi, and mother in law,
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and Ruth the Moabitesse, and daughter in law, which I note to taxe curious eares in these times, who can away neither with speech nor writing,
and Ruth the Moabitess, and daughter in law, which I note to Tax curious ears in these times, who can away neither with speech nor writing,
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except all be very sententious, briefe, without repetitions, or one word more then they conceit to be needfull.
except all be very sententious, brief, without repetitions, or one word more then they conceit to be needful.
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Gods Spirit the authour of euery good gift, be it neuer so excellent, taught not this Pen-man to be so curious, not that he would haue holy things carelesly and rudely set downe,
God's Spirit the author of every good gift, be it never so excellent, taught not this Penman to be so curious, not that he would have holy things carelessly and rudely Set down,
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as men censure it, but to humble proud wits, giuen ouer to a light esteeme of holy Writ, not caring to reade therein for the plainnesse of style, that so through their owne pride they might perish,
as men censure it, but to humble proud wits, given over to a Light esteem of holy Writ, not caring to read therein for the plainness of style, that so through their own pride they might perish,
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as, alas, many of our high wits doe, who cannot in the hautines of their owne hearts descend to so low a pitch;
as, alas, many of our high wits do, who cannot in the haughtiness of their own hearts descend to so low a pitch;
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nor vouchsafe to spend any time in such homely Histories as be in the Scripture because,
nor vouchsafe to spend any time in such homely Histories as be in the Scripture Because,
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as they prophanely iudge, the stile is not stately enough for their carnall hearts.
as they profanely judge, the style is not stately enough for their carnal hearts.
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And as this taxeth these proud and prophane persons, so also doth it such as doe despise or carelesly neglect many good mens labours, onely for the plainenesse of the speech,
And as this Taxes these proud and profane Persons, so also does it such as do despise or carelessly neglect many good men's labours, only for the plainness of the speech,
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as if all writings were weake, which are voyd of strong lines.
as if all writings were weak, which Are void of strong lines.
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These daintie palates can away with nothing but what is finely cookt, because they come not with hunger after good things,
These dainty palates can away with nothing but what is finely cooked, Because they come not with hunger After good things,
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but are carried away more with the manner than with the matter, and so more with shadowes,
but Are carried away more with the manner than with the matter, and so more with shadows,
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than substances, as in likelyhood it would appeare, if they should come to the triall of Religion,
than substances, as in likelihood it would appear, if they should come to the trial of Religion,
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and suffering for the name of Christ. It is good, my daughter, that thou goe out with his maidens.
and suffering for the name of christ. It is good, my daughter, that thou go out with his maidens.
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] This is Naomi her aduice to Ruth. From whence note, I. That Parents are not to be wanting in giuing good counsell to their children;
] This is Naomi her Advice to Ruth. From whence note, I. That Parents Are not to be wanting in giving good counsel to their children;
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as here a mother in law to Ruth; and Iethro a father in law to Moses; Dauid to Salomon; and Eli to his sonnes:
as Here a mother in law to Ruth; and Jethro a father in law to Moses; David to Solomon; and Eli to his Sons:
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It is their duety so to doe, and the yonger yeeres need it, wanting the experience of the aged.
It is their duty so to do, and the younger Years need it, wanting the experience of the aged.
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Let parents performe then this duety, shewing their children what is good, what dueties they owe to God and man,
Let Parents perform then this duty, showing their children what is good, what duties they owe to God and man,
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and how they should demeane themselues well euery way.
and how they should demean themselves well every Way.
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Contrary to these doe they, which take no care to aduise their children, but doe let them follow their owne swinge.
Contrary to these doe they, which take no care to advise their children, but do let them follow their own swinge.
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Such also as counsell for the body, as the Heathen may doe; but not for the soule, as Christians should doe.
Such also as counsel for the body, as the Heathen may do; but not for the soul, as Christians should do.
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Thirdly, those wicked parents which counsell their children not to doe well, but to doe ill, to lie, sweare, steale, as many poore doe;
Thirdly, those wicked Parents which counsel their children not to do well, but to do ill, to lie, swear, steal, as many poor doe;
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or to dice, card, drinke, or to doe worse, as men desiring to be counted of another ranke, wickedly teach their children by their lewd examples, to their shame,
or to dice, carded, drink, or to do Worse, as men desiring to be counted of Another rank, wickedly teach their children by their lewd Examples, to their shame,
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and their childrens ruine, the infecting of the Cōmon-wealth, and the destruction of their house many times.
and their Children's ruin, the infecting of the Commonwealth, and the destruction of their house many times.
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Whereas such parents as doe aduise well their children, do discharge their duety towards God,
Whereas such Parents as do advise well their children, do discharge their duty towards God,
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and their countrey, and acquite their soules from the bloud of their children. II. That it is good for women going abroad, to associate themselues to those of their owne sexe:
and their country, and acquit their Souls from the blood of their children. II That it is good for women going abroad, to associate themselves to those of their own sex:
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For they are subiect to be tempted, to be deceiued, and abused, being weake in temptation, and easily ouercome.
For they Are Subject to be tempted, to be deceived, and abused, being weak in temptation, and Easily overcome.
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Let women learne here of Naomi her aduice to Ruth, and follow it; let them beware of being alone as Dinah, or in suspected places with lewd women,
Let women Learn Here of Naomi her Advice to Ruth, and follow it; let them beware of being alone as Dinah, or in suspected places with lewd women,
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or in light and wanton company.
or in Light and wanton company.
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It is no good signe of a maidens chastitie, to seek to be in mens company,
It is no good Signen of a maidens chastity, to seek to be in men's company,
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as many doe, till shame come vpon them. That they meet thee not in another field:
as many do, till shame come upon them. That they meet thee not in Another field:
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] meaning some lewd and lustfull men, whom Naomi will not so much as make mention of:
] meaning Some lewd and lustful men, whom Naomi will not so much as make mention of:
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though Ruth named in verse 21. yong men, yet her mother in law will not name them;
though Ruth nam in verse 21. young men, yet her mother in law will not name them;
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shee auoids the mentioning of men to her, as teaching her, and so all others, that women should auoid in their priuate conferences, vnnecessary talke of men.
she avoids the mentioning of men to her, as teaching her, and so all Others, that women should avoid in their private conferences, unnecessary talk of men.
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Note moreouer, that it is wisedome to preuent dangers, and not expose our selues into perill, when we may auoid it.
Note moreover, that it is Wisdom to prevent dangers, and not expose our selves into peril, when we may avoid it.
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Naomi knew the danger of those times, and how wickedly many were bent, and ready to abuse a poore yong woman,Naomi knew the danger of those times, and how wickedly many were bent, and ready to abuse a poor young woman,
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and a stranger, and therefore shee teacheth Ruth to be wise to preuent the same:
and a stranger, and Therefore she Teaches Ruth to be wise to prevent the same:
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for if we vnnecessarily cast our selues into danger, we doe tempt God, which we may not doe: It is not our way:
for if we unnecessarily cast our selves into danger, we do tempt God, which we may not do: It is not our Way:
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and therefore we haue no promise of protection, and God hath punished his owne people for so doing,
and Therefore we have no promise of protection, and God hath punished his own people for so doing,
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as we may see in the Israelites, and in good Iosias, who escaped not correction.
as we may see in the Israelites, and in good Iosias, who escaped not correction.
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And therefore let vs learne to be wise to preuent dangers, and not carelesly expose our selues thereinto.
And Therefore let us Learn to be wise to prevent dangers, and not carelessly expose our selves thereinto.
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Nature teacheth this to beasts, much more reason should perswade man vnto it, and Religion alloweth it,
Nature Teaches this to beasts, much more reason should persuade man unto it, and Religion alloweth it,
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and commendeth that prudent man, that seeth the euill, and auoids it, when they haue no iust cause to the contrary;
and commends that prudent man, that sees the evil, and avoids it, when they have no just cause to the contrary;
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I meane the euils of trouble, crosses, and such like:
I mean the evils of trouble, Crosses, and such like:
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for the euill of sin is euer to be auoided, of which it may be Salomon doth speake;
for the evil of since is ever to be avoided, of which it may be Solomon does speak;
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yet is it wisedome to auoid vnnecessary crosses, and troubles of this life, and such dangers as may procure our hurt,
yet is it Wisdom to avoid unnecessary Crosses, and Troubles of this life, and such dangers as may procure our hurt,
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as Iehoram did by the aduice of Elisha, discouering the armies of the Syrians vnto him, that he might not be indangered by them.
as Jehoram did by the Advice of Elisha, discovering the armies of the Syrians unto him, that he might not be endangered by them.
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If here any obiect the certaine danger that Micaiah willingly did runne into, when he went to prophesie before Achab who hated him, and such like:
If Here any Object the certain danger that Micaiah willingly did run into, when he went to prophesy before Ahab who hated him, and such like:
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I answer, that men cast themselues into danger two wayes, first, by the vertue of their calling, either ordinary,
I answer, that men cast themselves into danger two ways, First, by the virtue of their calling, either ordinary,
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or extraordinary, as did Micaiah, which men may not forsake for any trouble or danger whatsoeuer.
or extraordinary, as did Micaiah, which men may not forsake for any trouble or danger whatsoever.
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The other is without a calling; such foole-hardinesse hath no assurance of a blessing;
The other is without a calling; such foolhardiness hath no assurance of a blessing;
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if they escape the perill, it is Gods great mercy, and not their deseruing, and if trouble come vpon them, they can haue no comfort in it,
if they escape the peril, it is God's great mercy, and not their deserving, and if trouble come upon them, they can have no Comfort in it,
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but must take is as a Rod of correction, to teach them to be more wise afterwards.
but must take is as a Rod of correction, to teach them to be more wise afterwards.
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Verse 23. So shee kept fast by the maidens of Boaz to gleane, vnto the end of Barley haruest and of Wheat haruest,Verse 23. So she kept fast by the maidens of Boaz to glean, unto the end of Barley harvest and of Wheat harvest,
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and dwelt with her mother in law.
and dwelled with her mother in law.
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THe obedience of Ruth, in following Naomi her aduice, and her constant loue vnto her, in not departing from her.
THe Obedience of Ruth, in following Naomi her Advice, and her constant love unto her, in not departing from her.
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So shee kept fast by the maidens of Boaz to gleane. So she kept fast by the maidens of Boaz to glean.
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] Concerning Ruth here we may learne, that Children are to take the good counsell of their parents, and to follow the same:
] Concerning Ruth Here we may Learn, that Children Are to take the good counsel of their Parents, and to follow the same:
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as Ruth doth here, and as did Iacob, yea Moses the aduice of Iethro. It is the note of a wise child,
as Ruth does Here, and as did Iacob, yea Moses the Advice of Jethro. It is the note of a wise child,
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and a childs duety, if the counsell be who lesome and good.
and a child's duty, if the counsel be who lesome and good.
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And it is a reproofe to rebellious children, which will not learne nor obey, like the sonnes of Eli, and of Samuel: but they paid for it, as euer such shall doe.
And it is a reproof to rebellious children, which will not Learn nor obey, like the Sons of Eli, and of Samuel: but they paid for it, as ever such shall do.
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Vnto the end of Barley haruest and of Wheat haruest. Unto the end of Barley harvest and of Wheat harvest.
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] All this time Ruth applied her selfe for profit, as being the time of gathering food for winter:
] All this time Ruth applied her self for profit, as being the time of gathering food for winter:
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she plaied the Ant, and not the Grashopper:
she played the Ant, and not the Grasshopper:
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For it is good thrift, not to stack the time of our profit, which God in mercy affordeth to vs: For it is good thrift, not to stack the time of our profit, which God in mercy affords to us:
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this may we learne of the Ant, to which the Lord sendeth the Sluggard:
this may we Learn of the Ant, to which the Lord sends the Sluggard:
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for riches are not for euer, nor the like time to get them, and therefore must we take the season offered, especially in haruest which calleth forth euery one to take paines, to gather in Gods blessings for their life and maintenance.
for riches Are not for ever, nor the like time to get them, and Therefore must we take the season offered, especially in harvest which calls forth every one to take pains, to gather in God's blessings for their life and maintenance.
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Perhaps some will say, That Christ willeth vs not to take care.
Perhaps Some will say, That christ wills us not to take care.
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But doth he will euer any man not to labour? The care which Christ speaketh of, is immoderate care, care without faith,
But does he will ever any man not to labour? The care which christ speaks of, is immoderate care, care without faith,
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or care full of doubting, and little faith, and that which is without care of Religion, the minde being taken vp wholy with the world;
or care full of doubting, and little faith, and that which is without care of Religion, the mind being taken up wholly with the world;
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else men may, yea and ought to labour for the things of this life, to be prouident for the time to come,
Else men may, yea and ought to labour for the things of this life, to be provident for the time to come,
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and frugall in expences for the time present. And she dwelt with her mother in law.
and frugal in expenses for the time present. And she dwelled with her mother in law.
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] That is, all that time of haruest & after.
] That is, all that time of harvest & After.
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This is noted, to shew Ruths loue and constant affection towards Naomi, that no fauour abroad or gaine reaped by the labour of her hands, could make her forsake her mother in law.
This is noted, to show Ruths love and constant affection towards Naomi, that no favour abroad or gain reaped by the labour of her hands, could make her forsake her mother in law.
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Hence riseth a good lesson, that childrens fauour abroad and good gettings should not draw them from their poore parents,
Hence Riseth a good Lesson, that Children's favour abroad and good gettings should not draw them from their poor Parents,
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so long as they stand in need of their helpe. so long as they stand in need of their help.
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For how can children euer shew themselues thankefull better than in such a case, where what they get, they can willingly bestowe it vpon their poore parents,
For how can children ever show themselves thankful better than in such a case, where what they get, they can willingly bestow it upon their poor Parents,
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so maintaining them, who were the authours of their being, and instruments of God for their education? But,
so maintaining them, who were the Authors of their being, and Instruments of God for their education? But,
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alas, the case is otherwise now.
alas, the case is otherwise now.
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This Ruth the Moabitesse a heathen by birth, may rise vp in iudgement against such as shuld be naturall children, who hauing gotten from vnder their Parents,
This Ruth the Moabitess a heathen by birth, may rise up in judgement against such as should be natural children, who having got from under their Parents,
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when they see they can liue of themselues, they make no reckoning of them, being altogether vnwilling to liue with them,
when they see they can live of themselves, they make no reckoning of them, being altogether unwilling to live with them,
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and most of all to relieue them.
and most of all to relieve them.
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CHAP. III. IN this Chapter is Naomi her care, to prouide a match for Ruth, to requite her labour and loue towards her:
CHAP. III. IN this Chapter is Naomi her care, to provide a match for Ruth, to requite her labour and love towards her:
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wherein may be obserued her aduice, the execution thereof, and the good euent of the same.
wherein may be observed her Advice, the execution thereof, and the good event of the same.
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Verse 1. Then Naomi, her mother in law, said vnto her, My daughter, shall I not seeke rest for thee, that it may be well with thee?Verse 1. Then Naomi, her mother in law, said unto her, My daughter, shall I not seek rest for thee, that it may be well with thee?
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THis is Naomi her resolution to prouide a marriage for her daughter in law: it is propounded with an interrogation, to shew her full determination.
THis is Naomi her resolution to provide a marriage for her daughter in law: it is propounded with an interrogation, to show her full determination.
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Here note who resolueth, for whom, and what it is, and the end why. Then Naomi, her mother in law, said vnto her, My daughter.
Here note who resolveth, for whom, and what it is, and the end why. Then Naomi, her mother in law, said unto her, My daughter.
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] Here Naomi deuiseth how to requite Ruth her loue and labour, which is by resoluing to get a match for her;
] Here Naomi devises how to requite Ruth her love and labour, which is by resolving to get a match for her;
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and this she doth, as a mother doth for her daughter, after that Ruth had so laboured,
and this she does, as a mother does for her daughter, After that Ruth had so laboured,
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and now was at rest with her in the house.
and now was At rest with her in the house.
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Of the terme daughter before, and also of thankfulnesse, how good turnes should be requited, (which here is Naomies purpose) I haue spoken at large.
Of the term daughter before, and also of thankfulness, how good turns should be requited, (which Here is Naomies purpose) I have spoken At large.
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Shall I not seeke? ] As if she had said; Know it, my daughter, that I am resolued to seeke rest for thee.Shall I not seek? ] As if she had said; Know it, my daughter, that I am resolved to seek rest for thee.
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It is the Parents dutie to prouide matches for their children. So did God the generall Father, It is the Parents duty to provide Matches for their children. So did God the general Father,
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for his sonne Adam, Abraham for Isaac, and Isaac for Iacob; for children want iudgement to make their choise,
for his son Adam, Abraham for Isaac, and Isaac for Iacob; for children want judgement to make their choice,
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and are led more by fond affection, or by strength of lust, which is worse, then by reason and good discretion:
and Are led more by found affection, or by strength of lust, which is Worse, then by reason and good discretion:
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but yeeld they were wise in their choise, yet are they not so to doe it without consent of Parents,
but yield they were wise in their choice, yet Are they not so to do it without consent of Parents,
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but should doe as Samson did, who intreated his father and mother to get him for a wife, the maid which he liked.
but should do as samson did, who entreated his father and mother to get him for a wife, the maid which he liked.
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Let therefore Parents haue a care of this dutie, and betimes prouide for their children,
Let Therefore Parents have a care of this duty, and betimes provide for their children,
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as they shall see iust cause, and so make choise, as one may be a mutuall helpe to another;
as they shall see just cause, and so make choice, as one may be a mutual help to Another;
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for this end let them obserue their natures, like somewhat in yeeres, in conditions, and body in some sort, that one may bee pleased with the other:
for this end let them observe their nature's, like somewhat in Years, in conditions, and body in Some sort, that one may be pleased with the other:
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then know their religion and vertues, that they may bee of one heart towards God;
then know their Religion and Virtues, that they may be of one heart towards God;
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so shall they loue one another much better, pray for one another, and haue a fellow-feeling in euery condition;
so shall they love one Another much better, pray for one Another, and have a fellow-feeling in every condition;
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yea, this will sweeten their estate vnto them.
yea, this will sweeten their estate unto them.
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When they haue noted well these two, if with good natures and graces they can procure goods, it shall not bee amisse to helpe to beare the burthen of marriage.
When they have noted well these two, if with good nature's and graces they can procure goods, it shall not be amiss to help to bear the burden of marriage.
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Such Parents are here to bee reprooued, which neglect this dutie, either of carelesnesse, wanting true loue;
Such Parents Are Here to be reproved, which neglect this duty, either of carelessness, wanting true love;
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or of wicked couetousnesse, for that they are not willing to spare any thing from themselues, though yet they haue sufficient.
or of wicked covetousness, for that they Are not willing to spare any thing from themselves, though yet they have sufficient.
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Rest for thee? ] So shee calleth the married estate. The word is, a place of rest to settle in: Rest for thee? ] So she calls the married estate. The word is, a place of rest to settle in:
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Marriage estate is an estate of rest: Marriage estate is an estate of rest:
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so heere called, and in chap. 1. 9. in respect of the mind of all such as desire marriage,
so Here called, and in chap. 1. 9. in respect of the mind of all such as desire marriage,
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and haue not the gift of continencie, they are restlesse.
and have not the gift of continency, they Are restless.
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It is called therefore p•rtum in•entutis, because youth are tossed by lustfull thoughts, as the ship with the waues of the Sea, till they be married.
It is called Therefore p•rtum in•entutis, Because youth Are tossed by lustful thoughts, as the ship with the waves of the Sea, till they be married.
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Mulieri (saith one) nulla est requies, donec nupserit; Mulieri (Says one) nulla est Requies, donec nupserit;
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It may also be called rest, for the contentment and delight which one ought to haue in the other,
It may also be called rest, for the contentment and delight which one ought to have in the other,
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and in the blessing of posteritie, by the mercy of God.
and in the blessing of posterity, by the mercy of God.
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Seeing it is so called, let the married parties labor to make it an estate of rest and peace: and the meanes bee these:
Seeing it is so called, let the married parties labour to make it an estate of rest and peace: and the means be these:
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First, to loue one another intirely:
First, to love one Another entirely:
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to worke this, see the good things in one another, and couer the euill, and winke at defects,
to work this, see the good things in one Another, and cover the evil, and wink At defects,
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and bee as blind that way after marriage, as they bee before. Secondly, to performe duties of loue one to another chearefully:
and be as blind that Way After marriage, as they be before. Secondly, to perform duties of love one to Another cheerfully:
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so they haue promised, so God commands them, and so the mutuall good of both requireth it,
so they have promised, so God commands them, and so the mutual good of both requires it,
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and true loue will doe it. Thirdly, to beare one anothers infirmities patiently, for they bee one;
and true love will do it. Thirdly, to bear one another's infirmities patiently, for they be one;
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else this will make them two, if they cannot beare with one another, and forbeare too, to keepe peace.
Else this will make them two, if they cannot bear with one Another, and forbear too, to keep peace.
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Fourthly, to take their outward estate of God thankfully, and liue in this respect contentedly; let them not thinke how better they might haue bin;
Fourthly, to take their outward estate of God thankfully, and live in this respect contentedly; let them not think how better they might have been;
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for such discontented thoughts breed but sorrowes, and help nothing at all to quietnesse, but rather to encrease discord.
for such discontented thoughts breed but sorrows, and help nothing At all to quietness, but rather to increase discord.
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Fifthly, to pray daily one for another, and that feruently, that God would remoue the hinderances of loue,
Fifthly, to pray daily one for Another, and that fervently, that God would remove the hindrances of love,
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or giue wisdome & patience to beare the same.
or give Wisdom & patience to bear the same.
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Sixthly, and lastly, in euery discontentment to lay the fault rather vpon our selfe, then to cast it vpon the other;
Sixthly, and lastly, in every discontentment to lay the fault rather upon our self, then to cast it upon the other;
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let the husband thinke rather the cause to bee in himselfe, then in his wife; so the wife is rather to blame her selfe, then her husband.
let the husband think rather the cause to be in himself, then in his wife; so the wife is rather to blame her self, then her husband.
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If thus the married would doe, faults would be soone amended, and iarres preuented:
If thus the married would do, Faults would be soon amended, and jars prevented:
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and the failing in these things, is the cause that marriage is not the estate of rest,
and the failing in these things, is the cause that marriage is not the estate of rest,
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but a miserable restlesse condition, and that through their owne sinnes and corruptions. That it may be well with thee.
but a miserable restless condition, and that through their own Sins and corruptions. That it may be well with thee.
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] Marriage is for the well-being of such as enter into that holy: estate. ] Marriage is for the wellbeing of such as enter into that holy: estate.
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The husband is for a guide to the woman, and the woman is ordained for a meet helpe for the man.
The husband is for a guide to the woman, and the woman is ordained for a meet help for the man.
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And therefore this is for confutation of those, which simply preferre single life before marriage;
And Therefore this is for confutation of those, which simply prefer single life before marriage;
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nay, doth not God say, It is not good for man to be alone? Marriage is called an honorable estate,
nay, does not God say, It is not good for man to be alone? Marriage is called an honourable estate,
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and is commended farre before the other life in Scripture.
and is commended Far before the other life in Scripture.
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It maketh two one, it is the holy meanes of a lawfull posteritie, and it is the estate in which the most holiest haue liued,
It makes two one, it is the holy means of a lawful posterity, and it is the estate in which the most Holiest have lived,
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and in which Christ himselfe would bee borne, though conceiued by the holy Ghost, and borne of his Mother a Virgin.
and in which christ himself would be born, though conceived by the holy Ghost, and born of his Mother a Virgae.
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Saint Paul indeed commendeth single life;
Saint Paul indeed commends single life;
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but not simply, but with respect vnto the then present times, full of troubles and persecutions.
but not simply, but with respect unto the then present times, full of Troubles and persecutions.
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If Marriage bee then for wellbeing, let Parents take care to prouide for their children matches, fit and commodious for Religion,
If Marriage be then for wellbeing, let Parents take care to provide for their children Matches, fit and commodious for Religion,
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for conditions and meanes of maintenance, for so shall it be well with them.
for conditions and means of maintenance, for so shall it be well with them.
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And let such as be married, so make a right vse of marriage, that it may be for their well-being, and the bettring of themselues; which stands in three things:
And let such as be married, so make a right use of marriage, that it may be for their wellbeing, and the bettering of themselves; which Stands in three things:
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First, in the mutuall societie and neere fellowship of one another; for two are better then one.
First, in the mutual society and near fellowship of one Another; for two Are better then one.
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Secondly, in preuenting thereby incontinencie, and the sinfull lusts of the flesh.
Secondly, in preventing thereby incontinency, and the sinful Lustiest of the Flesh.
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Thirdly, in begetting an holy posteritie, training them vp in the instruction and information of the Lord, in whom their Parents doe liue, after they be dead.
Thirdly, in begetting an holy posterity, training them up in the instruction and information of the Lord, in whom their Parents do live, After they be dead.
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Verse 2. And now is not Boaz of our kindred, with whose maidens thou wast? Behold, he winnoweth barley to night in the threshing-floore.Verse 2. And now is not Boaz of our kindred, with whose maidens thou wast? Behold, he winnoweth Barley to night in the Threshing-floor.
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NAomi propoundeth to Ruth, the party whom she desireth to match her with;NAomi propoundeth to Ruth, the party whom she Desires to match her with;
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giuing a reason, and shewing the opportunitie of time and place where to breake the matter vnto him.
giving a reason, and showing the opportunity of time and place where to break the matter unto him.
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As Naomi affected to doe Ruth good, so shee deuised the meanes;
As Naomi affected to do Ruth good, so she devised the means;
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for, A true friend is not in shew onely, or in wel-wishes, but in deuising how to bring to passe what they desire,
for, A true friend is not in show only, or in Well-wishes, but in devising how to bring to pass what they desire,
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and to effect what truly they doe affect. Ionathan wished well to Dauid, and he deuised meanes for his safetie. and to Effect what truly they do affect. Ionathan wished well to David, and he devised means for his safety.
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Abraham wished well to Lot, and therefore endeauoured to doe him good, and to recouer him, Abraham wished well to Lot, and Therefore endeavoured to do him good, and to recover him,
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when he was led away captiue. Where we then wish well, let vs shew it, in counsell, in helpe, in countenance,
when he was led away captive. Where we then wish well, let us show it, in counsel, in help, in countenance,
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and not be as such, which will not aduise their friends of their owne accord, nor helpe them in aduersitie, hardly countenance them, when any of note frowne vpon them.
and not be as such, which will not advise their Friends of their own accord, nor help them in adversity, hardly countenance them, when any of note frown upon them.
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Some are friends like Peter, in the time of his weakenesse, who followed his Master in trouble affare off.
some Are Friends like Peter, in the time of his weakness, who followed his Master in trouble affare off.
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Some like Pauls friends, who forsooke him wholly in perill.
some like Paul's Friends, who forsook him wholly in peril.
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Some like Iehosaphat, who can speake well a word or two for a Michaiah, but not stand out for him,
some like Jehoshaphat, who can speak well a word or two for a Michaiah, but not stand out for him,
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when he is sent by Achab to prison most vniustly. Many friends there be, but yet few friends indeed.
when he is sent by Ahab to prison most unjustly. Many Friends there be, but yet few Friends indeed.
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And now is not Boaz of our kindred? ] How a kin to them, see chap. 1. 1. and 2. 1. This kindred she nameth,And now is not Boaz of our kindred? ] How a kin to them, see chap. 1. 1. and 2. 1. This kindred she names,
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because of the Law in Deut. 25. 5, 6. of which afterwards in chap. 4. Here wee doe see what ground she had to seek this match for Ruth, euen the Law of God, as shee thought.
Because of the Law in Deuteronomy 25. 5, 6. of which afterwards in chap. 4. Here we do see what ground she had to seek this match for Ruth, even the Law of God, as she Thought.
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Her ground in thus making choise was from God, and therefore there was more hope to speed,
Her ground in thus making choice was from God, and Therefore there was more hope to speed,
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though in mans reason most vnlikely. Note, that Godly Parents seeke to match their children where God alloweth.
though in men reason most unlikely. Note, that Godly Parents seek to match their children where God alloweth.
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Abraham will not match with the Canaanites, but sends into his owne countrie, and thither Isaac and Rebecca send Iacob; for as in other things, Abraham will not match with the Canaanites, but sends into his own country, and thither Isaac and Rebecca send Iacob; for as in other things,
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so in this they set God before them, looking to his liking and approbation, that they may expect his blessing.
so in this they Set God before them, looking to his liking and approbation, that they may expect his blessing.
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Therefore let such as intend to marry, marrie in the Lord, haue his consent, and pray for his presence at the marriagemaking, at which he will be,
Therefore let such as intend to marry, marry in the Lord, have his consent, and pray for his presence At the marriagemaking, At which he will be,
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if it be after his will; that is, when parties marry lawfully, and in the feare of his Name.
if it be After his will; that is, when parties marry lawfully, and in the Fear of his Name.
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Other marriages he will not countenance, as these;
Other marriages he will not countenance, as these;
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first, such as bee made within degrees forbidden, though allowed by the vsurped authoritie of the Popes forged Vicarship.
First, such as be made within Degrees forbidden, though allowed by the usurped Authority of the Popes forged Vicarship.
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Secondly, with Infidels, as did the Iewes, and into which sinne fell Salomon. Thirdly, with Idolaters,
Secondly, with Infidels, as did the Iewes, and into which sin fell Solomon. Thirdly, with Idolaters,
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though they professe the true God, and yet worship Idols, as did Achab; and therefore Iehosaphat his marrying of Iehoram his sonne with Athaliah, was vnlawfull, and punished heauily by God:
though they profess the true God, and yet worship Idols, as did Ahab; and Therefore Jehoshaphat his marrying of Jehoram his son with Athaliah, was unlawful, and punished heavily by God:
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such is the marriage of a Protestant with a Papist. Fourthly, with wretched worldlings, and such as be without Religion in truth and sinceritie;
such is the marriage of a Protestant with a Papist. Fourthly, with wretched worldlings, and such as be without Religion in truth and sincerity;
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for if we haue not ordinary familiaritie with the wicked, with such as bee fornicators, couetous, extortioners, railers, drunkards, inordinate liuers, idle without callings,
for if we have not ordinary familiarity with the wicked, with such as be fornicators, covetous, extortioners, railers, drunkards, inordinate livers, idle without callings,
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and disobedient to the Word, blasphemers, vngodly, despisers of those that be good, louers of pleasures more then louers of God, and such like;
and disobedient to the Word, blasphemers, ungodly, despisers of those that be good, lovers of pleasures more then lovers of God, and such like;
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if, I say, wee may not keepe familiar company with such, then certainely we may not marry with them;
if, I say, we may not keep familiar company with such, then Certainly we may not marry with them;
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their birth, wealth, and conceited hope to win them, cannot make way for such marriages to them which feare God, and loue their owne soules.
their birth, wealth, and conceited hope to win them, cannot make Way for such marriages to them which Fear God, and love their own Souls.
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Fifthly, with such as bee vniustly diuorced: for that is to marry another mans wife, and to commit adulterie.
Fifthly, with such as be unjustly divorced: for that is to marry Another men wife, and to commit adultery.
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These marriages are made after the flesh, where the diuell danceth, but God is displeased, and good Angels, and good men offended. With whose maidens thou wast.
These marriages Are made After the Flesh, where the Devil dances, but God is displeased, and good Angels, and good men offended. With whose maidens thou wast.
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] These words are added, to shew what Boaz she meant, and also to giue Ruth some hope of good successe.
] These words Are added, to show what Boaz she meant, and also to give Ruth Some hope of good success.
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For Ruth might obiect three things, which Naomi in this verse preuenteth. She might haue said:
For Ruth might Object three things, which Naomi in this verse preventeth. She might have said:
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Alas, I am poore, what hope of one so rich? To which Naomi answereth, He is thy Kinsman,
Alas, I am poor, what hope of one so rich? To which Naomi Answers, He is thy Kinsman,
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and therefore by law bound to marry with thee; though herein she did somewhat erre.
and Therefore by law bound to marry with thee; though herein she did somewhat err.
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Againe, if Ruth had said, I am not knowne well to him, and I feare his dislike:
Again, if Ruth had said, I am not known well to him, and I Fear his dislike:
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Naomi here putteth her in mind with whom shee had been, euen with Boaz, who had taken notice of her,Naomi Here putteth her in mind with whom she had been, even with Boaz, who had taken notice of her,
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and had been kind to her, and had spoken well of her;
and had been kind to her, and had spoken well of her;
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yea, in this she calleth a particular kindnesse of Boaz to her remembrance, who willed her to abide with his maidens.
yea, in this she calls a particular kindness of Boaz to her remembrance, who willed her to abide with his maidens.
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Thirdly, if Ruth had obiected the want of opportunitie and fit occasion to speake to him;
Thirdly, if Ruth had objected the want of opportunity and fit occasion to speak to him;
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Behold (saith Naomi) hee winnoweth this night barley in the threshing-floore. Behold (Says Naomi) he winnoweth this night Barley in the Threshing-floor.
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So then note, That warrant from God, experience of the loue of man, and fit occasion to effect a matter, are strong inducements to attempt the same.
So then note, That warrant from God, experience of the love of man, and fit occasion to Effect a matter, Are strong inducements to attempt the same.
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These made Ester to aduenture to goe vnto Ahasuerus, her calling from God, her experience of former fauour,
These made Ester to adventure to go unto Ahasuerus, her calling from God, her experience of former favour,
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and the present cause requiring, and occasion offered to make triall.
and the present cause requiring, and occasion offered to make trial.
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And where these concurre, let vs boldly doe our indeuour, with hope to effect what wee goe about.
And where these concur, let us boldly doe our endeavour, with hope to Effect what we go about.
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Behold. ] That is, See and consider the prouidence of God, it is as one would wish, it falleth out opportunely,Behold. ] That is, See and Consider the providence of God, it is as one would wish, it falls out opportunely,
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as if God had decreed to bring it to passe: so Naomi obserued Gods prouidence plainely:
as if God had decreed to bring it to pass: so Naomi observed God's providence plainly:
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for it appeareth manifestly, where and when hee decreeth to bring things to passe, so as we may say,
for it appears manifestly, where and when he decreeth to bring things to pass, so as we may say,
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Behold, the hand of the Lord!
Behold, the hand of the Lord!
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And this either for good, as in preuenting Mordecaies destruction, the Widow of Sarepta her famishment, Dauid from the hand of Saul, Moses from drowning,
And this either for good, as in preventing Mordecaies destruction, the Widow of Sarepta her famishment, David from the hand of Saul, Moses from drowning,
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and Ioseph from perishing in the pit: or for euill, to bring iudgement vpon the wicked;
and Ioseph from perishing in the pit: or for evil, to bring judgement upon the wicked;
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as vpon Iezabel and Iehoram, as God had threatned, catching them as it were in a trap, the one in the portion of Naboth, and the other in Iezreel. For the Lord seeth all things,
as upon Jezebel and Jehoram, as God had threatened, catching them as it were in a trap, the one in the portion of Naboth, and the other in Jezreel. For the Lord sees all things,
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and his eyes are vpon the wayes of men, to bring his decree to passe by his power and prouidence.
and his eyes Are upon the ways of men, to bring his Decree to pass by his power and providence.
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Let vs then cast our eyes about vs, and obserue Gods prouidence: for so shall wee see both his mercy and iustice to praise him;
Let us then cast our eyes about us, and observe God's providence: for so shall we see both his mercy and Justice to praise him;
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it will make vs patient and contented vnder euery crosse, and carefully to relye vpon him,
it will make us patient and contented under every cross, and carefully to rely upon him,
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when we see how his prouidence waiteth vpon his promise, good will and pleasure.
when we see how his providence waits upon his promise, good will and pleasure.
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Yea, this will comfort vs, and make vs not to feare what man can doe vnto vs, seeing his hand is ready to helpe.
Yea, this will Comfort us, and make us not to Fear what man can do unto us, seeing his hand is ready to help.
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Hee winnoweth barley to night in the threshing floore. He winnoweth Barley to night in the threshing floor.
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] For the threshing floores in those times, it scemeth, from the first of Samuel, chap. 23. and other places, that they were abroad in the fields, as the wine-presses were:
] For the threshing floors in those times, it scemeth, from the First of Samuel, chap. 23. and other places, that they were abroad in the fields, as the Winepresses were:
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and this place sheweth, that Ruth went out of the citie thither.
and this place shows, that Ruth went out of the City thither.
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In such a place, Dauid built an Altar to the Lord in the threshing floore of Ornan. Of the manner how it was made, is not expressed in the Scripture.
In such a place, David built an Altar to the Lord in the threshing floor of Ornan. Of the manner how it was made, is not expressed in the Scripture.
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It may also seeme, that the winnowing was towards the euening in those hot countries, when the wind did arise, called, The wind of the day;
It may also seem, that the winnowing was towards the evening in those hight countries, when the wind did arise, called, The wind of the day;
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or as in Genesis it is translated, the coole of the day.
or as in Genesis it is translated, the cool of the day.
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Boaz, though he winnowed not himselfe in person, yet he may be so said to doe, in commanding his seruants, hee there being a diligent ouer-seer, Boaz, though he winnowed not himself in person, yet he may be so said to do, in commanding his Servants, he there being a diligent overseer,
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and a helper forward of the worke with his presence.
and a helper forward of the work with his presence.
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Howsoeuer, this may we learne, that It is no vnseemelinesse for men of birth, of place and wealth, sometime to follow in their owne persons meane labours of their calling:
Howsoever, this may we Learn, that It is no vnseemelinesse for men of birth, of place and wealth, sometime to follow in their own Persons mean labours of their calling:
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as hee doth here winnowing of corne, Gideon his threshing, Iudah his sheepshearing, Elisha his plough.
as he does hear winnowing of corn, gideon his threshing, Iudah his sheepshearing, Elisha his plough.
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This they did not of base niggardlinesse, as loth to keepe seruants to doe it,
This they did not of base niggardliness, as loath to keep Servants to do it,
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but to exercise themselues in labour, which is healthfull, to preuent idlenesse and ill fruits thereof, to be an example to others,
but to exercise themselves in labour, which is healthful, to prevent idleness and ill fruits thereof, to be an Exampl to Others,
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as was Iulius Caesar, who would goe bare-headed, and on foote, both in hot Sun-shine, and in foule weather often before his Souldiers;
as was Julius Caesar, who would go bareheaded, and on foot, both in hight Sunshine, and in foul weather often before his Soldiers;
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and as the Lord Lacie, chiefe Iustice in Ireland, who tooke vp stones to beare them to the building hee had in hand, to prouoke the lazie Irish to take paines.
and as the Lord Lacie, chief justice in Ireland, who took up stones to bear them to the building he had in hand, to provoke the lazy Irish to take pains.
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Which reproueth those which doe condemne them that so take paines, being persons of worth,
Which Reproveth those which do condemn them that so take pains, being Persons of worth,
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as if it were discredit to them, and to bee basely accounted of for so doing;
as if it were discredit to them, and to be basely accounted of for so doing;
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when yet wee see out of the Scripture, men (as these proud fellowes hold them) of meane callings, chosen to high places;
when yet we see out of the Scripture, men (as these proud Fellows hold them) of mean callings, chosen to high places;
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as Moses from keeping sheep, to be Ruler of Gods people; so Dauid to be King;
as Moses from keeping sheep, to be Ruler of God's people; so David to be King;
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Gideon from threshing, to be Captaine ouer the hoast of Israel; Elisha from the plough, to be the Lords Prophet; so Amos from the herd; gideon from threshing, to be Captain over the host of Israel; Elisha from the plough, to be the lords Prophet; so Amos from the heard;
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Peter from a poore fisher-mans estate, to be an Apostle:Peter from a poor fishermans estate, to be an Apostle:
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and the like we find in heathen historie of one L. Q. Cincinnatus, who was fetched from the plow, to be made Dictator in Rome,
and the like we find in heathen history of one L. Q. Cincinnatus, who was fetched from the blow, to be made Dictator in Room,
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and after returned to husbandry againe.
and After returned to Husbandry again.
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Thus we see how great men did set themselues to callings, (now held base and meane by proud and riotous spirits) and also many highly aduanced from meane places and low estate of life,
Thus we see how great men did Set themselves to callings, (now held base and mean by proud and riotous spirits) and also many highly advanced from mean places and low estate of life,
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for their worthinesse and vertuous industry for which they were honoured, how meane soeuer by birth or education:
for their worthiness and virtuous industry for which they were honoured, how mean soever by birth or education:
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such were these Emperours, Pertinax an Artificers sonne; Dioclesian a Scriueners sone;
such were these emperors, Pertinax an Artificers son; Diocletian a Scriveners soon;
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Valentian the sonne of a Shoomaker and of a Gardiner came Pro•us. Let our lazie and lewd Roysters, vpstart Gentrie,Valentian the son of a Shoemaker and of a Gardener Come Pro•us. Let our lazy and lewd Roisters, upstarted Gentry,
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or such as come of worthy Ancestours, yet hauing no worthinesse in themselues, behold these,
or such as come of worthy Ancestors, yet having no worthiness in themselves, behold these,
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and learne to doe as Maximinus Senior did, who when he was Generall did take such paines in meane matters,
and Learn to do as Maximinus Senior did, who when he was General did take such pains in mean matters,
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as others found fault with him. But he answered them, The greater I am, the greater paines will I take.
as Others found fault with him. But he answered them, The greater I am, the greater pains will I take.
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If our Yongsters would thinke hereof, they would not scorne to take paines as they doe,
If our Youngsters would think hereof, they would not scorn to take pains as they do,
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and yet scorne not to liue in a more base course, vnworthy their Gentilitie of which they so much stand,
and yet scorn not to live in a more base course, unworthy their Gentility of which they so much stand,
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and most vnworthy their Christianity, which they too little regard.
and most unworthy their Christianity, which they too little regard.
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Whatsoeuer mens birth and estate be, yet ought they to labour in a calling, because God so commandeth, to auoid idlenesse, to preuent much euill, which cōmeth from idlenesse, to liue not as Caterpillers,
Whatsoever men's birth and estate be, yet ought they to labour in a calling, Because God so commands, to avoid idleness, to prevent much evil, which comes from idleness, to live not as Caterpillars,
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but as profitable members in the Common-wealth, to be an example of wel-doing to others,
but as profitable members in the Commonwealth, to be an Exampl of welldoing to Others,
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and to be the better able to maintaine their estate and place, both to themselues and to their succeeding posterity also.
and to be the better able to maintain their estate and place, both to themselves and to their succeeding posterity also.
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Verse 3. Wash thy selfe therefore, and anoint thee, and put thy raiment vpon thee, and get thee downe to the floore:Verse 3. Wash thy self Therefore, and anoint thee, and put thy raiment upon thee, and get thee down to the floor:
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but make not thy selfe knowne to the man, vntill he shall haue done eating and drinking.
but make not thy self known to the man, until he shall have done eating and drinking.
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NAomi her counsell to her daughter in law, Ruth, shewing whither shee should goe, what to doe before, in preparing to goe thither,NAomi her counsel to her daughter in law, Ruth, showing whither she should go, what to do before, in preparing to go thither,
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and how warily she should carry her selfe, for being knowne till after supper.
and how warily she should carry her self, for being known till After supper.
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Wash thy selfe therefore; ] That is, because I would haue thee to goe to him, make thy selfe ready, and first wash thy selfe.Wash thy self Therefore; ] That is, Because I would have thee to go to him, make thy self ready, and First wash thy self.
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Washing is double, first inward, which the Apostle exhorteth vnto, and this is it Dauid prayed for, Washing is double, First inward, which the Apostle exhorteth unto, and this is it David prayed for,
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and without which none can enter into the Kingdome of God;
and without which none can enter into the Kingdom of God;
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with this washing are we to approach nigh vnto God, as Ruth by her washing went vnto Boaz. The second is outward, and this is three fold:
with this washing Are we to approach High unto God, as Ruth by her washing went unto Boaz. The second is outward, and this is three fold:
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First, typicall vnder the Law, commanded to the Priests and people, when they drew neere to God, which was a type of sanctification and holinesse.
First, typical under the Law, commanded to the Priests and people, when they drew near to God, which was a type of sanctification and holiness.
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Secondly, superstitious, as that of the Iewes taken vp of themselues, & condemned by Christ. Secondly, superstitious, as that of the Iewes taken up of themselves, & condemned by christ.
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Thirdly, ciuill cleanlines, the washing of the body from all bodily vncleannesse, and this is here meant,
Thirdly, civil cleanliness, the washing of the body from all bodily uncleanness, and this is Here meant,
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and here commended vnto vs. This outward ciuill cleanlinesse is praise worthy. And this washing was vsed among the Iewes, and among the Heathen;
and Here commended unto us This outward civil cleanliness is praise worthy. And this washing was used among the Iewes, and among the Heathen;
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Eusebius speaketh of Iohns bathing himself. To be cleanly, is healthfull to vs, delightsome to others, and commendable.Eusebius speaks of Iohns bathing himself. To be cleanly, is healthful to us, delightsome to Others, and commendable.
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God required of his people cleanlinesse.
God required of his people cleanliness.
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Our Christian profession is pure and holy, which outward cleannes well befitteth, and seeing it is of good report, we are to obserue it. This reproueth two sorts:
Our Christian profession is pure and holy, which outward cleanness well befitteth, and seeing it is of good report, we Are to observe it. This Reproveth two sorts:
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the first are such as be sluttish, nasty, and beastlike persons, who hereby shew themselues carelesse of their credit, slothfull,
the First Are such as be sluttish, nasty, and beastlike Persons, who hereby show themselves careless of their credit, slothful,
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or couetous, they be offensiue, vnciuill, and vnwholesome.
or covetous, they be offensive, Uncivil, and unwholesome.
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The other sort are they which will be cleanely, but yet spend too much time in trimming, washing,
The other sort Are they which will be cleanly, but yet spend too much time in trimming, washing,
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and starching, and are so curiously neate, and so carefull to be fine and fare outwardly,
and starching, and Are so curiously neat, and so careful to be fine and fare outwardly,
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as they spend their daies almost in doing nothing else;
as they spend their days almost in doing nothing Else;
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and so liue a proud idle life, like the hautie Dames of Israel, in their brauery, walking with stretched forth necks, with wanton eyes, with tinkling feet, walking and mincing as they goe, wanting humility,
and so live a proud idle life, like the haughty Dams of Israel, in their bravery, walking with stretched forth necks, with wanton eyes, with tinkling feet, walking and mincing as they go, wanting humility,
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and often modesty in gesture, countenance, and gate:
and often modesty in gesture, countenance, and gate:
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but let them reade and remember what the Prophet Esay threatneth against such lasciuious wantons and luxurious minions, in the end of his third Chapter.
but let them read and Remember what the Prophet Isaiah threatens against such lascivious wantons and luxurious minions, in the end of his third Chapter.
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And anoynt thee. ] Anointing had a religious vse, as we may see in Exod. 40. Leuit. 7. Num. 7. 1. 1. Sam. 9. 16. which did type out the graces of Gods Spirit, Ezek. 16. 9. 1. Iohn 2. 27. This is the best anoynting, and to be laboured for.And anoint thee. ] Anointing had a religious use, as we may see in Exod 40. Levites 7. Num. 7. 1. 1. Sam. 9. 16. which did type out the graces of God's Spirit, Ezekiel 16. 9. 1. John 2. 27. This is the best anointing, and to be laboured for.
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It had also a common vse, as here, so in 2. Sam. 12. 20. it was vsuall, Mat. 6. 17. for Gods blessings may be vsed not onely for meere necessity,
It had also a Common use, as Here, so in 2. Sam. 12. 20. it was usual, Mathew 6. 17. for God's blessings may be used not only for mere necessity,
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but also for outward comelinesse and moderate delight.
but also for outward comeliness and moderate delight.
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The Creatures of God may be vsed not onely for preseruation of bodily life, but for beautifying of the body,
The Creatures of God may be used not only for preservation of bodily life, but for beautifying of the body,
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and the better setting forth thereof, as it is in truth, and not counterfeited.
and the better setting forth thereof, as it is in truth, and not counterfeited.
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Thus wine is giuen to glad the heart, and oyle to make the face to shine.
Thus wine is given to glad the heart, and oil to make the face to shine.
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And therefore may Christians lawfully vse Gods creatures for outward comelines, and to preserue that outward seemlinesse which is Gods owne worke in vs, by washing, and by anoynting.
And Therefore may Christians lawfully use God's creatures for outward comeliness, and to preserve that outward seemliness which is God's own work in us, by washing, and by anointing.
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But here beware of excesse, that it be also seasonable, that it be to a good end;
But Here beware of excess, that it be also seasonable, that it be to a good end;
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beware of pride, of wantonnesse, and learne to know the time of humiliation.
beware of pride, of wantonness, and Learn to know the time of humiliation.
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Quest. Here it may be questioned, Whether it be lawfull to paint the face, for it is but and oyle? Answ. Surely no.Quest. Here it may be questioned, Whither it be lawful to paint the face, for it is but and oil? Answer Surely no.
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First, because this is not to preserue thy naturall beautie, by oyle to make it shine,
First, Because this is not to preserve thy natural beauty, by oil to make it shine,
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but to make a counterfeit face: which is deceit and hypocrisie, which God hateth. We must lay aside all manner of hypocrisie;
but to make a counterfeit face: which is deceit and hypocrisy, which God hates. We must lay aside all manner of hypocrisy;
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and this is one of them. Secondly, this is vanitie of vanities: for if beautie be vanitie, then much more the filthy counterfeit of it. It is great folly:
and this is one of them. Secondly, this is vanity of vanities: for if beauty be vanity, then much more the filthy counterfeit of it. It is great folly:
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for such spoyle their naturall comlinesse at length, as experience telleth, and the Prophet Ieremie speaketh of rending the face with painting. Thirdly, this is great pride;
for such spoil their natural comeliness At length, as experience Telleth, and the Prophet Ieremie speaks of rending the face with painting. Thirdly, this is great pride;
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for they dislike the Lords workemanship, and adulterate it, and would be held fairer then God euer made them,
for they dislike the lords workmanship, and adulterate it, and would be held Fairer then God ever made them,
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and doe proudly glory before men, of a counterfeit visage.
and do proudly glory before men, of a counterfeit visage.
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Fourthly, it is not held a matter of good report and honesty, which godly persons should follow after:
Fourthly, it is not held a matter of good report and honesty, which godly Persons should follow After:
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but of dishonesty, such being iudged to be light and lewd; in the Scripture it is the marke of a whore;
but of dishonesty, such being judged to be Light and lewd; in the Scripture it is the mark of a whore;
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and a whorish woman is described, Ierem. 4. 30. Ezech. 23. 40. and an vngodly woman so practised it;
and a whorish woman is described, Jeremiah 4. 30. Ezekiel 23. 40. and an ungodly woman so practised it;
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euen that Harlot and murdresse Iezabel painted her selfe: and we find by experience such to be wantons and lewdly giuen.
even that Harlot and murdresse Jezebel painted her self: and we find by experience such to be wantons and lewdly given.
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Fiftly, the godly and learned Fathers haue vtterly condemned it. Saint Cyprian saith, It is the worke of the Deuil:
Fifty, the godly and learned Father's have utterly condemned it. Saint Cyprian Says, It is the work of the devil:
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and they offer wrong to God, in despising his worke, and framing another of their owne.
and they offer wrong to God, in despising his work, and framing Another of their own.
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Tertullian calleth it the Deuils businesse, vnworthy a Christian. Tertullian calls it the Devils business, unworthy a Christian.
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Saint Ierome saith, that it is the fire of youth, the fuell of lust, and the signe of an vnchast mind. Saint Jerome Says, that it is the fire of youth, the fuel of lust, and the Signen of an unchaste mind.
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Saint Ambrose saith, They which muse or set their minds vpon the adulterie of the countenance, doe so also vpon the adulterating of chastity. Saint Ambrose Says, They which muse or Set their minds upon the adultery of the countenance, do so also upon the adulterating of chastity.
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So as these godly men thinke of them but as of whores, the Deuils seruants, betrayers of chastitie,
So as these godly men think of them but as of whores, the Devils Servants, betrayers of chastity,
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and vnworthy to be accounted Christians. Let such therefore as neuer vsed it, beware of it, and such as haue, repent,
and unworthy to be accounted Christians. Let such Therefore as never used it, beware of it, and such as have, Repent,
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and such as doe, abandon and forsake it: for as verball lying is forbidden, so actuall also;
and such as do, abandon and forsake it: for as verbal lying is forbidden, so actual also;
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such cannot looke vpon God as his Creatures, but as counterfeits, and such as be of the Deuils making;
such cannot look upon God as his Creatures, but as counterfeits, and such as be of the Devils making;
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they see not their owne naturall face in a glasse, but the counterfeit of another, one perhaps damned in hell for whoredome already.
they see not their own natural face in a glass, but the counterfeit of Another, one perhaps damned in hell for whoredom already.
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Such as haue vsed this sinfull practice, and haue turned to God, haue repented of this,
Such as have used this sinful practice, and have turned to God, have repented of this,
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as of an accursed worke of the flesh, and as proceeding from Satans instigation.
as of an accursed work of the Flesh, and as proceeding from Satan instigation.
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Lastly, no modest Matron euer vsed it, but chaste hearts haue alwayes detested it, and therefore is it carefully to be auoided.
Lastly, no modest Matron ever used it, but chaste hearts have always detested it, and Therefore is it carefully to be avoided.
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And put thy raiment vpon thee; ] That is, thy best apparell, or such as thou hast put vpon thee handsomely.And put thy raiment upon thee; ] That is, thy best apparel, or such as thou hast put upon thee handsomely.
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Concerning apparell I will speake somewhat at large. In innocencie there was no need of rayment:
Concerning apparel I will speak somewhat At large. In innocence there was no need of raiment:
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Adam and Eue in that estate liued naked, and were not ashamed, neither was there cause,Adam and Eve in that estate lived naked, and were not ashamed, neither was there cause,
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for that they had not sinned;
for that they had not sinned;
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but after the fall, it was of necessity to put on apparell, to couer our nakednesse,
but After the fallen, it was of necessity to put on apparel, to cover our nakedness,
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for preseruation of our bodies, and to defend them from extreme cold, heate, and from hurts which they are subiect vnto in going naked.
for preservation of our bodies, and to defend them from extreme cold, heat, and from hurts which they Are Subject unto in going naked.
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So then, now we should haue care for rayment, for our selues, for such as depend vpon vs,
So then, now we should have care for raiment, for our selves, for such as depend upon us,
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and for the poore, as Iob had.
and for the poor, as Job had.
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Touching this necessity of wearing apparell, it is agreed vpon on all hands, nature teacheth it, Touching this necessity of wearing apparel, it is agreed upon on all hands, nature Teaches it,
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and need inforceth it, and herein to haue not onely one sute, but change also for shift, if we be able;
and need enforceth it, and herein to have not only one suit, but change also for shift, if we be able;
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for it is lawfull to haue change of rayment, yea to weare costly apparell, so it be comely.
for it is lawful to have change of raiment, yea to wear costly apparel, so it be comely.
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Of which I will speake in order. We may haue change of rayment, there is a necessity in it, a cleanlinesse also,
Of which I will speak in order. We may have change of raiment, there is a necessity in it, a cleanliness also,
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and Ioseph in loue gaue to Beniamin fiue changes of rayment, for him to weare. If any obiect our Sauiour his forbidding two coats:
and Ioseph in love gave to Benjamin fiue changes of raiment, for him to wear. If any Object our Saviour his forbidding two coats:
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We must know, it was no absolute forbidding: for there he also forbids prouiding of money for their iourney, and other things else.
We must know, it was no absolute forbidding: for there he also forbids providing of money for their journey, and other things Else.
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But this was to shew, that they were to make speed, and also to teach them to depend vpon his prouidence;
But this was to show, that they were to make speed, and also to teach them to depend upon his providence;
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for he vndertooke to prouide for them in this iourney.
for he undertook to provide for them in this journey.
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And by this experience of Christs mercy towards them, he would teach them how to trust in God,
And by this experience of Christ mercy towards them, he would teach them how to trust in God,
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when hee was to send them abroad into all the world after his Ascension.
when he was to send them abroad into all the world After his Ascension.
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And therefore the begging Fryers haue hence no ground for their idle life, and for their hauing but one coate.
And Therefore the begging Friars have hence no ground for their idle life, and for their having but one coat.
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True it is, that to haue changes of rayment, and to see our brother naked, hauing no cloathes to put on,
True it is, that to have changes of raiment, and to see our brother naked, having no clothes to put on,
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and yet we not supply his want, were an vnmercifulnesse, if so by our neglect of him, he should perish:
and yet we not supply his want, were an unmercifulness, if so by our neglect of him, he should perish:
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otherwise we may weare change of rayment, yea & put on costly also, with changeable colours, & ornaments vpon. Salomon wore costly attyre:
otherwise we may wear change of raiment, yea & put on costly also, with changeable colours, & Ornament upon. Solomon wore costly attire:
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so his wife, Ioseph, Mordecai, and Esau in Isaacs house: they wore also garments of diuers colours:
so his wife, Ioseph, Mordecai, and Esau in Isaacs house: they wore also garments of diverse colours:
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so did Ioseph in Iacobs house, and Tamar Dauids daughter; and Mordecai was clad in white, blue, and purple.
so did Ioseph in Iacobs house, and Tamar David daughter; and Mordecai was clad in white, blue, and purple.
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And as for ornaments, as eareings, bracelets, chaines, rings, Iewels of gold and siluer, the Lord allowed them to his people,
And as for Ornament, as eareings, bracelets, chains, rings, Jewels of gold and silver, the Lord allowed them to his people,
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& to weare them vpon them; and so did Rebecca weare such, sent by Abraham for Isaacs wife:
& to wear them upon them; and so did Rebecca wear such, sent by Abraham for Isaacs wife:
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they be made for mans vse;
they be made for men use;
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and therfore the godly vsing thē, and God allowing them, wee may vse now our Christian liberty therein.
and Therefore the godly using them, and God allowing them, we may use now our Christian liberty therein.
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But here wee must obserue decencie, which is a comelines befitting the person of euery one.
But Here we must observe decency, which is a comeliness befitting the person of every one.
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And here must be considered first, age, young or old: for the same color & fashion befit not both alike.
And Here must be considered First, age, young or old: for the same colour & fashion befit not both alike.
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Secondly, the sex, man and woman; for these must be distinguished, as God ordained in Moses Law:
Secondly, the sex, man and woman; for these must be distinguished, as God ordained in Moses Law:
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nature it selfe, reason, and lawes of well gouerned Common-weales doe so ordaine also. Thirdly, the profession and calling of persons, and the difference in place;
nature it self, reason, and laws of well governed Commonweals do so ordain also. Thirdly, the profession and calling of Persons, and the difference in place;
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for some be publike, some bee priuate, which must bee looked vnto.
for Some be public, Some be private, which must be looked unto.
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It is therefore reproueable for publike persons out of basenesse, not to goe as their place requireth;
It is Therefore reprovable for public Persons out of baseness, not to go as their place requires;
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and for priuate persons to goe beyond their calling, and their condition of life, although it bee not aboue their habilitie;
and for private Persons to go beyond their calling, and their condition of life, although it be not above their hability;
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for this breedeth confusion and discord:
for this breeds confusion and discord:
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when such also as by profession should be graue, as Scholers, and Ministers, yet doe goe Ruffian like, it is worthy of reproofe, and punishment also.
when such also as by profession should be graven, as Scholars, and Ministers, yet do go Ruffian like, it is worthy of reproof, and punishment also.
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Fourthly, the manner of wearing must be obserued; it must bee comely, with shamefastnesse and modestie, both in men and women;
Fourthly, the manner of wearing must be observed; it must be comely, with shamefastness and modesty, both in men and women;
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we must so weare our apparell, as grace and vertue, and not corruption of heart and vice should appeare to bee in vs. The vertues which must appeare in vs by our attire, are these:
we must so wear our apparel, as grace and virtue, and not corruption of heart and vice should appear to be in us The Virtues which must appear in us by our attire, Are these:
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First, is modestie; for raiment was to couer our shame, and therefore that whorish fashion of going with naked brests,
First, is modesty; for raiment was to cover our shame, and Therefore that whorish fashion of going with naked breasts,
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and so low vncouered, as some doe, is to be abhorred of modest women, and chaste virgins.
and so low uncovered, as Some do, is to be abhorred of modest women, and chaste Virgins.
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Sulpitius Gallus, a Heathen Romane, fell out with his wife, because shee went abroad with her face vncouered,Sulpitius Gallus, a Heathen Roman, fell out with his wife, Because she went abroad with her face uncovered,
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and said to her, The law limits my sight vnto thee, to which thou art to approue thy beauty,
and said to her, The law Limits my sighed unto thee, to which thou art to approve thy beauty,
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and to become faire and louely:
and to become fair and lovely:
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but to bee willing to bee seene beautifull to others, must needs bring suspition of an ill mind, and a staine withall.
but to be willing to be seen beautiful to Others, must needs bring suspicion of an ill mind, and a stain withal.
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I wish husbands to bee Sulpitius ENDITALICSlike to such wiues as goe thus wantonly barebrested, shewing how naked their hearts be vnto lustfull practices.
I wish Husbands to be Sulpitius ENDITALICSlike to such wives as go thus wantonly barebrested, showing how naked their hearts be unto lustful practices.
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But some foolish and harlotrie husbands doe delight to see their wiues and daughters to goe so;
But Some foolish and harlotry Husbands do delight to see their wives and daughters to go so;
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they be like Assuerus, who will haue Vashti to come forth to shew her selfe;
they be like Assuerus, who will have Vashti to come forth to show her self;
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but I wish the wiues in this thing like Vashti, and not to yeeld to their drunken humoured husbands to goe so immodestly:
but I wish the wives in this thing like Vashti, and not to yield to their drunken humoured Husbands to go so immodestly:
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but they are, perhaps, rewarded as they iustly deserue sometime:
but they Are, perhaps, rewarded as they justly deserve sometime:
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for can the shop-windows alway stand open, and no customers come at any time to buy? Secondly, is grauitie according to yeeres,
for can the shop-windows always stand open, and no customers come At any time to buy? Secondly, is gravity according to Years,
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and therefore all fantastick, light, vaine and daily strange fashions, now in one, then in another, is folly and vanitie, apish toying,
and Therefore all fantastic, Light, vain and daily strange fashions, now in one, then in Another, is folly and vanity, apish toying,
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and argueth great leuitie of mind, condemned by the Word, and by all sober and graue persons.
and argue great levity of mind, condemned by the Word, and by all Sobrium and graven Persons.
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Thirdly, is frugalitie, for excessiue cost is vnthriftinesse, and herein a great consumption to a mans estate,
Thirdly, is frugality, for excessive cost is unthriftiness, and herein a great consumption to a men estate,
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and an argument of idlenesse, if men commonly goe costly.
and an argument of idleness, if men commonly go costly.
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The rich Glutton is taxed for going costly, and fairing daintily euery day, which brought him to hell at last.
The rich Glutton is taxed for going costly, and faring daintily every day, which brought him to hell At last.
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Fourthly, is humilitie: for indeed our rayment from the first cause, is a signe of our rebellion against God,
Fourthly, is humility: for indeed our raiment from the First cause, is a Signen of our rebellion against God,
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and that wee haue lost our innocency;
and that we have lost our innocency;
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and therefore we haue no more cause to be proud thereof, then a malefactor, of his halter, though it be golden.
and Therefore we have no more cause to be proud thereof, then a Malefactor, of his halter, though it be golden.
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It is reproued as a fault in the daughters of Iudah, to be so proud of their attire:
It is reproved as a fault in the daughters of Iudah, to be so proud of their attire:
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and we haue more reason to weepe, then to wax high-minded by this couering of our shame and nakednesse. and we have more reason to weep, then to wax High-minded by this covering of our shame and nakedness.
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I wish wee were like one Pambo a godly man being at Alexandria, and there seeing a woman proud of her attire, fell a weeping;
I wish we were like one Pambo a godly man being At Alexandria, and there seeing a woman proud of her attire, fell a weeping;
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and being asked why he so wept, said thus, Two causes mooue me; the one, to consider the perdition of this woman;
and being asked why he so wept, said thus, Two Causes move me; the one, to Consider the perdition of this woman;
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and the other, for that I beeing a Christian, cannot study so much to please Christ by innocencie of life,
and the other, for that I being a Christian, cannot study so much to please christ by innocence of life,
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as shee doth hereby desire to please filthy and dishonest men.
as she does hereby desire to please filthy and dishonest men.
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Fifthly, is Pietie: when in time of humiliation and dayes of abstinence, we goe as such should, who feele the hand of God,
Fifthly, is Piety: when in time of humiliation and days of abstinence, we go as such should, who feel the hand of God,
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and apprehend his displeasure against sinne;
and apprehend his displeasure against sin;
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and when we so aray our selues daily, as that modesty, grauity, frugality, and humilitie may appeare therein;
and when we so array our selves daily, as that modesty, gravity, frugality, and humility may appear therein;
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for why should we not euen in our clothing set forth our profession, and thereby grace our Religion? And this piety shall appeare,
for why should we not even in our clothing Set forth our profession, and thereby grace our Religion? And this piety shall appear,
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if when we garnish the body, wee neglect not to beautifie the soule with learning and Religion;
if when we garnish the body, we neglect not to beautify the soul with learning and Religion;
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for a man in rich clothes, without other better qualities and endowments of mind, is, as Diogenes said, a sheepe in a golden fleece;
for a man in rich clothes, without other better qualities and endowments of mind, is, as Diogenes said, a sheep in a golden fleece;
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and yet such sheepe haue wee in our English pasture, for want of grace, and better education, hauing nothing to set them out withall,
and yet such sheep have we in our English pasture, for want of grace, and better education, having nothing to Set them out withal,
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but the brauerie of their clothing, which Augustus Caesar called, The Ensigne of pride, and the nest of luxurie;
but the bravery of their clothing, which Augustus Caesar called, The Ensign of pride, and the nest of luxury;
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which wee finde in these dayes to bee young mens ouerthrow, a let to good house-keeping, which we find in these days to be young men's overthrow, a let to good housekeeping,
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an enforcing to enhaunsing of rents in Landlords, and in others to fall to ill shifts,
an enforcing to enhaunsing of rends in Landlords, and in Others to fallen to ill shifts,
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when their owne meanes of lands and reuenewes faile them. And thus much for this point.
when their own means of Lands and revenues fail them. And thus much for this point.
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And get thee downe to the floore. ] Take the opportunitie offred, to procure thy welfare:And get thee down to the floor. ] Take the opportunity offered, to procure thy welfare:
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so she is made by Naomi her aduice, to goe to Boaz, and to demand marriage of him;
so she is made by Naomi her Advice, to go to Boaz, and to demand marriage of him;
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which might seeme not fitting, but by Moses law it was allowed to the woman widow without children, to claime marriage of the next kinsman,
which might seem not fitting, but by Moses law it was allowed to the woman widow without children, to claim marriage of the next kinsman,
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if he neglected to take her:
if he neglected to take her:
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and it was no more immodestie for women to claime that right then, then now for one betrothed to challenge the man for her husband:
and it was no more immodesty for women to claim that right then, then now for one betrothed to challenge the man for her husband:
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for where God alloweth the thing, it taketh away the scandall and offence, which otherwise might iustly bee giuen,
for where God alloweth the thing, it Takes away the scandal and offence, which otherwise might justly be given,
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and so others iustly bee offended therewith. Which is not a small comfort against the vncharitable censure of vnaduised persons.
and so Others justly be offended therewith. Which is not a small Comfort against the uncharitable censure of unadvised Persons.
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But make not thy selfe knowne to the man, vntill he shall haue done eating and drinking. But make not thy self known to the man, until he shall have done eating and drinking.
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] Go she must, but so warily is shee to behaue her selfe, as shee should not discouer her selfe,
] Go she must, but so warily is she to behave her self, as she should not discover her self,
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nor make her mind knowne, vntil he had supped, and was laid downe to rest: so as her mind must be shewed in priuate, and to him alone.
nor make her mind known, until he had supped, and was laid down to rest: so as her mind must be showed in private, and to him alone.
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The night, and in priuate, make modest persons vtter more freely their thoughts, then otherwise they would in the light, and before company. The night, and in private, make modest Persons utter more freely their thoughts, then otherwise they would in the Light, and before company.
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The phrase of eating and drinking, implyeth feasting, as appeareth hence from verse 7. and from other Scriptures:
The phrase of eating and drinking, Implies feasting, as appears hence from verse 7. and from other Scriptures:
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so then at such a time as this, it may seeme, the Israelites feasted & made merry,
so then At such a time as this, it may seem, the Israelites feasted & made merry,
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as a signe of gladnes and reioycing in the Lords blessings.
as a Signen of gladness and rejoicing in the lords blessings.
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Of feasting, I will speake afterwards in verse 7. Here note, that Naomi held it the best time to speake of marriage,
Of feasting, I will speak afterwards in verse 7. Here note, that Naomi held it the best time to speak of marriage,
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when Boaz had well eaten and drunken; for then are men more apt to speake freely, and to promise their good will, then at other times;
when Boaz had well eaten and drunken; for then Are men more apt to speak freely, and to promise their good will, then At other times;
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this Naomi knew well, and therefore aduised Ruth to make vse of it.
this Naomi knew well, and Therefore advised Ruth to make use of it.
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Which beeing so, it should make men at such times more silent, and more obseruant of their speeches.
Which being so, it should make men At such times more silent, and more observant of their Speeches.
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Verse 4. And it shall be when he lyeth downe, thou shalt marke the place where he shall lye,Verse 4. And it shall be when he lies down, thou shalt mark the place where he shall lie,
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and thou shalt goe in, and vncouer his feet, and lay thee downe, and he will tell thee what thou shalt doe.
and thou shalt go in, and uncover his feet, and lay thee down, and he will tell thee what thou shalt do.
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THe rest of Naomi her aduice to Ruth, what she was to doe, when she came to the threshing floore, obserue where Boaz lay,
THe rest of Naomi her Advice to Ruth, what she was to do, when she Come to the threshing floor, observe where Boaz lay,
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then she her selfe to lye downe; and the end, to know his mind, and what she should doe.
then she her self to lie down; and the end, to know his mind, and what she should do.
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And it shall be when he lyeth downe. And it shall be when he lies down.
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] After labour followes rest, and the night is appointed for the same, to refresh the wearied limbs: ] After labour follows rest, and the night is appointed for the same, to refresh the wearied limbs:
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so the Psalmist teacheth, and Iacob practised; and this is the right vse of time.
so the Psalmist Teaches, and Iacob practised; and this is the right use of time.
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Let vs spend the day in labour, and take the benefit of the night for rest, with thanks to God, and prayer for a blessing;
Let us spend the day in labour, and take the benefit of the night for rest, with thanks to God, and prayer for a blessing;
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and not bee as wild beasts, as some men bee, who make the day their time of rest,
and not be as wild beasts, as Some men be, who make the day their time of rest,
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and the night their walking time, as fit to goe abroad to rauen for their prey:
and the night their walking time, as fit to go abroad to raven for their prey:
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or to spend it in vnlawfull and lewde courses, as ill as theft. That thou shalt marke the place where he shall lye.
or to spend it in unlawful and lewd courses, as ill as theft. That thou shalt mark the place where he shall lie.
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] This is aduised, lest she should in the night mistake:
] This is advised, lest she should in the night mistake:
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for warie obseruation preuenteth error. This sheweth also, that Boaz had not any certaine set place to lye downe in,
for wary observation preventeth error. This shows also, that Boaz had not any certain Set place to lie down in,
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but to lye, as best liked himselfe, in the floore. In those times they had no care of stately lodging;
but to lie, as best liked himself, in the floor. In those times they had no care of stately lodging;
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they were not effeminate and slothfull, which make vs now to seeke for soft bedding, which breedeth lust, encreaseth sloth,
they were not effeminate and slothful, which make us now to seek for soft bedding, which breeds lust, increases sloth,
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and maketh the body more tender, and so lesse able to endure paines. And thou shalt go in, and vncouer his feet.
and makes the body more tender, and so less able to endure pains. And thou shalt go in, and uncover his feet.
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] Though Naomi aimed to make Ruth Boaz his yoke-fellow, yet she teacheth her to proceed in humility, to goe to his feet, and to lye downe there:
] Though Naomi aimed to make Ruth Boaz his yokefellow, yet she Teaches her to proceed in humility, to go to his feet, and to lie down there:
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For humilitie is not any let, but the way to aduancement, and the reward thereof is riches, and glory, and life.
For humility is not any let, but the Way to advancement, and the reward thereof is riches, and glory, and life.
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Let all them which hope for preferment, labour for humilitie: for God giueth such grace and fauour, the humble in spi•• shall enioy glorie:
Let all them which hope for preferment, labour for humility: for God gives such grace and favour, the humble in spi•• shall enjoy glory:
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vpon Marie her lowlines did the Lord look: Dauid was humble in his owne eyes, and obtained great glorie:
upon Marry her lowliness did the Lord look: David was humble in his own eyes, and obtained great glory:
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and Abigail by so wise and humble behauiour, purchased fauour in Dauids eyes.
and Abigail by so wise and humble behaviour, purchased favour in David eyes.
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On the contrary, by pride commeth confusion, as may appeare in Absalom and Adoniahs attempt to the Kingdome; for shame accompanieth it;
On the contrary, by pride comes confusion, as may appear in Absalom and Adoniahs attempt to the Kingdom; for shame accompanieth it;
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and pride goeth before destruction, and a high mind before the fall. And lay thee downe, and he shall tell thee what thou shalt doe.
and pride Goes before destruction, and a high mind before the fallen. And lay thee down, and he shall tell thee what thou shalt do.
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] Naomi was well perswaded of Boaz his honestie, and that he would well aduise Ruth: for good counsell may be looked for of those that bee truly religious,
] Naomi was well persuaded of Boaz his honesty, and that he would well advise Ruth: for good counsel may be looked for of those that be truly religious,
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and wise withall, as Boaz was.and wise withal, as Boaz was.
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And there is no doubt of their readinesse, whom experience hath made knowne to be louing and kind.
And there is no doubt of their readiness, whom experience hath made known to be loving and kind.
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This is it which made Naomi to speake thus confidently, that Boaz would tell Ruth what she should do.
This is it which made Naomi to speak thus confidently, that Boaz would tell Ruth what she should do.
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But here it may bee demanded, Whether Naomi did well to aduise Ruth to vse this meanes, to trie Boaz his minde? The manner seemeth not to bee good nor approoueable, and my reasons be these:
But Here it may be demanded, Whither Naomi did well to advise Ruth to use this means, to try Boaz his mind? The manner seems not to be good nor approoueable, and my Reasons be these:
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First, Naomi her counsel and aduice to haue Ruth to goe to Boaz to claime the marriage, was erroneous;
First, Naomi her counsel and Advice to have Ruth to go to Boaz to claim the marriage, was erroneous;
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for hee was not the next kinsman, and therefore she should not haue come thus first to him.
for he was not the next kinsman, and Therefore she should not have come thus First to him.
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Secondly, Boaz his speech implyeth, that it was not a matter of good report for them two to be thus alone together,
Secondly, Boaz his speech Implies, that it was not a matter of good report for them two to be thus alone together,
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if they had been seene so. Thirdly, there was some shew and appearance of euill, which should bee auoided.
if they had been seen so. Thirdly, there was Some show and appearance of evil, which should be avoided.
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Fourthly, because heere was an occasion of sinning offred, though not taken, nor intended;
Fourthly, Because Here was an occasion of sinning offered, though not taken, nor intended;
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because fleshlinesse is that sinne to which most are apt, and the most excellent haue fallen into it;
Because fleshliness is that sin to which most Are apt, and the most excellent have fallen into it;
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as appeareth in righteous Lot, strong Samson, wise Salomon, and zealous Dauid: Yet for all this ill aduice and manner of doing, the Lord turned the same to good.
as appears in righteous Lot, strong samson, wise Solomon, and zealous David: Yet for all this ill Advice and manner of doing, the Lord turned the same to good.
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For this is his goodnesse and mercy, that matters ill begun, the Lord both can and will turne vnto good.
For this is his Goodness and mercy, that matters ill begun, the Lord both can and will turn unto good.
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Thus he did with Rebecca and Iacobs dissembling to get the blessing, and with the selling of Ioseph by Iacobs sonnes his vnnaturall brethren.
Thus he did with Rebecca and Iacobs dissembling to get the blessing, and with the selling of Ioseph by Iacobs Sons his unnatural brothers.
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This example therefore of Ruth is not imitable.
This Exampl Therefore of Ruth is not imitable.
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It giueth no warrant for mothers to teach their daughters to play the harlots, and to be bawdes to them;
It gives no warrant for mother's to teach their daughters to play the harlots, and to be bawds to them;
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nor to allow yong women to go to yong men, and to giue their bodies to be abused, in hope of marriage;
nor to allow young women to go to young men, and to give their bodies to be abused, in hope of marriage;
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nor to make nightmatches and meetings to procure husbands, whilest they hereby often make themselues whores, to their own shame, and griefe of friends.
nor to make nightmatches and meetings to procure Husbands, whilst they hereby often make themselves whores, to their own shame, and grief of Friends.
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If it be not imitable, will some say, why is it recorded? To answer this, we must know that the actions of the godly are of diuers sorts:If it be not imitable, will Some say, why is it recorded? To answer this, we must know that the actions of the godly Are of diverse sorts:
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either extraordinarie; as Abrahams offering Isaac; Moses his killing of the Egyptian; Israelites borrowing and carrying away the goods of the Egyptians;
either extraordinary; as Abrahams offering Isaac; Moses his killing of the Egyptian; Israelites borrowing and carrying away the goods of the egyptians;
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Phinees killing Zimri and Cozbi; Ehud, Eglon King of Moab, and such like: these are not for imitation, but to shew, that God can dispence with his Law,Phinehas killing Zimri and Cozbi; Ehud, Eglon King of Moab, and such like: these Are not for imitation, but to show, that God can dispense with his Law,
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& is not tied to ordinary courses.
& is not tied to ordinary courses.
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Or ordinarie, and this is manifold, First, good and allowed of God, as Abrahams teaching his houshold, Iobs patience, praying for his children,
Or ordinary, and this is manifold, First, good and allowed of God, as Abrahams teaching his household, Jobs patience, praying for his children,
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and works of mercy and iustice; Cornelius deuotion;
and works of mercy and Justice; Cornelius devotion;
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Pauls labour in the ministery, and a thousand such like, left written for instruction to acknowledge the strength of grace,Paul's labour in the Ministry, and a thousand such like, left written for instruction to acknowledge the strength of grace,
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and are for our godly imitation.
and Are for our godly imitation.
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Secondly, bad and vnlawfull, as Aarons consenting to the Israelites idolatrie, Lots incest, Dauids adulterie and murther; Peters periurie, and such like:
Secondly, bad and unlawful, as Aaron's consenting to the Israelites idolatry, Lots Incest, David adultery and murder; Peter's perjury, and such like:
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these are not to be imitated, but to be auoided as euill, and are written to make vs to behold mans corruption,
these Are not to be imitated, but to be avoided as evil, and Are written to make us to behold men corruption,
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and so his desert, that thereby we may set our selues to bewaile the same, to watch ouer our selues,
and so his desert, that thereby we may Set our selves to bewail the same, to watch over our selves,
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and that none may boast of their owne righteousnesse, but acknowledge it Gods mercy, that wee are not confounded,
and that none may boast of their own righteousness, but acknowledge it God's mercy, that we Are not confounded,
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and that it is his meere goodnesse that saueth vs. Thirdly, mixt, partly good and partly bad:
and that it is his mere Goodness that Saveth us Thirdly, mixed, partly good and partly bad:
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so was Rebecca her seeking the blessing for Iacob, which God had promised; and here Naomi a marriage for Ruth, but the manner in both faultie.
so was Rebecca her seeking the blessing for Iacob, which God had promised; and Here Naomi a marriage for Ruth, but the manner in both faulty.
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These are written to let vs see our imperfections in doing a good thing, and to teach vs to examine the wayes of the best, to know how farre they be imitable.
These Are written to let us see our imperfections in doing a good thing, and to teach us to examine the ways of the best, to know how Far they be imitable.
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Fourthly, meerely indifferent in themselues, neither commanded nor forbidden, as Samson his feasting of the yong men at his marriage;
Fourthly, merely indifferent in themselves, neither commanded nor forbidden, as samson his feasting of the young men At his marriage;
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Dauids delight and playing vpon the harpe, and such like:David delight and playing upon the harp, and such like:
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which are written to shew our libertie in things indifferent, and that we may vse the same, so we be moderate therein.
which Are written to show our liberty in things indifferent, and that we may use the same, so we be moderate therein.
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Thus wee see the difference of actions, and why tecorded. And these are we to marke, and examine, that wee be not mistaken, whether extraordinarie,
Thus we see the difference of actions, and why tecorded. And these Are we to mark, and examine, that we be not mistaken, whither extraordinary,
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or ordinarie, whether good, or bad, or mixt, or indifferent, and euen in these, how lawfull to vs,
or ordinary, whither good, or bad, or mixed, or indifferent, and even in these, how lawful to us,
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how expedient also, that we may not giue offence.
how expedient also, that we may not give offence.
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Verse 5. And shee said vnto her, All that thou sayest vnto mee, I will doe.Verse 5. And she said unto her, All that thou Sayest unto me, I will do.
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RVths readinesse to obey her mother in law, and that in all things without exception. And shee said vnto her. Ruth readiness to obey her mother in law, and that in all things without exception. And she said unto her.
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] In this conference betweene them two here, is no interrupting of one another: Ruth heareth Naomi her counsell, and answereth when shee hath heard it;
] In this conference between them two Here, is no interrupting of one Another: Ruth hears Naomi her counsel, and Answers when she hath herd it;
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which commendeth her modestie and wisedome; for it is folly to answer a matter, before it be heard.
which commends her modesty and Wisdom; for it is folly to answer a matter, before it be herd.
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All that thou sayest vnto me, I will doe. ] Ruth is as ready to obey, as the other to command:All that thou Sayest unto me, I will do. ] Ruth is as ready to obey, as the other to command:
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and that in respect, first, of her reuerence towards Naomi, and perswasion of her good mind towards her:
and that in respect, First, of her Reverence towards Naomi, and persuasion of her good mind towards her:
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for whom we thinke well of and reuerence, their counsell we easily embrace, and willingly obey:
for whom we think well of and Reverence, their counsel we Easily embrace, and willingly obey:
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and yet herein may we doe amisse, if we examine not well the matter; for counsell may be sometime from error of the iudgement, and sometime from corrupt affection.
and yet herein may we do amiss, if we examine not well the matter; for counsel may be sometime from error of the judgement, and sometime from corrupt affection.
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Secondly, of her owne inclination to the thing, being young, and poore, to get a rich husband:
Secondly, of her own inclination to the thing, being young, and poor, to get a rich husband:
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for wee readily obey in that whereto wee incline our mind of our owne accord, there needeth little incitation.
for we readily obey in that whereto we incline our mind of our own accord, there needs little incitation.
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Verse 6. And shee went downe vnto the floore, and did according to all that her mother in law bade her.Verse 6. And she went down unto the floor, and did according to all that her mother in law bade her.
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RVths performance of her promise, both in going downe to the floore, and in doing there, what her mother aduised her.Ruth performance of her promise, both in going down to the floor, and in doing there, what her mother advised her.
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And shee went downe vnto the floore. And she went down unto the floor.
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] The Citie was then higher from whence shee went, though wee may reade of a floore vp on high, 2. Sam. 24. 18. It may seeme strange how Ruth durst attempt this, being a stranger,
] The city was then higher from whence she went, though we may read of a floor up on high, 2. Sam. 24. 18. It may seem strange how Ruth durst attempt this, being a stranger,
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and fearefull by nature, as women be:
and fearful by nature, as women be:
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yet see, where desire is, there nothing can hinder, or amate the spirit, or daunt the heart.
yet see, where desire is, there nothing can hinder, or amate the Spirit, or daunt the heart.
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And did according to all that her mother in law bade her. And did according to all that her mother in law bade her.
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] As it is in verses 3, and 4. so shee very exactly followed her mothers aduice,
] As it is in Verses 3, and 4. so she very exactly followed her mother's Advice,
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and in nothing followed her owne mind, lest perhaps, if things had not fallen out well, shee might haue had the fault put vpon her selfe.
and in nothing followed her own mind, lest perhaps, if things had not fallen out well, she might have had the fault put upon her self.
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Here is an example of strict obedience vnto Parents, which is required at the hands of children.
Here is an Exampl of strict Obedience unto Parents, which is required At the hands of children.
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Ruth doth according to all that which shee was bidden to doe. And thus in all lawfull things should children doe to parents; Ruth does according to all that which she was bidden to do. And thus in all lawful things should children do to Parents;
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for so God would haue it, it pleaseth him. It is the duety of children, and in so doing they shall be blessed.
for so God would have it, it Pleases him. It is the duty of children, and in so doing they shall be blessed.
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Let children learne obedience to Parents, as Isaac obeyed Abraham; Iephtes daughter her father, and as our blessed Sauiour did his Parents:
Let children Learn Obedience to Parents, as Isaac obeyed Abraham; Iephtes daughter her father, and as our blessed Saviour did his Parents:
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which they will doe, if they feare God, Leuit. 19. 3. and hold their parents worthy of honour, as God commandeth.
which they will do, if they Fear God, Levites 19. 3. and hold their Parents worthy of honour, as God commands.
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Verse 7. And when Boaz had eaten and drunken, and his heart was merry, he went to lye downe at the end of the heape of corne:Verse 7. And when Boaz had eaten and drunken, and his heart was merry, he went to lie down At the end of the heap of corn:
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and shee came softly, and vncouered his feet, and laid her downe.
and she Come softly, and uncovered his feet, and laid her down.
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THis verse sheweth how shee did as her mother bade her, both for the time when, and the manner how.
THis verse shows how she did as her mother bade her, both for the time when, and the manner how.
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And when Boaz had eaten and drunke; And when Boaz had eaten and drunk;
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] meaning largely and freely, as the words following intimate, which it may seeme they vsed at such times as this.
] meaning largely and freely, as the words following intimate, which it may seem they used At such times as this.
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Wee may note, that it is lawfull to eate and drinke more largely at one time than at another;
we may note, that it is lawful to eat and drink more largely At one time than At Another;
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as in times of feasting, which the Israelites kept in old time, in reaping the fruits of the Earth, as here;
as in times of feasting, which the Israelites kept in old time, in reaping the fruits of the Earth, as Here;
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so at sheep-shearing they feasted, at the weaning of children, as we at christ'nings, at solemne times of reioicing, at mariages, at such times as God bestowed blessings and speciall fauours,
so At sheepshearing they feasted, At the weaning of children, as we At christenings, At solemn times of rejoicing, At marriages, At such times as God bestowed blessings and special favours,
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or did graciously deliuer his people; at the intertainment of friends, and louing meetings of brethren and kindred;
or did graciously deliver his people; At the entertainment of Friends, and loving meetings of brothers and kindred;
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at such times and vpon such occasions may we eate and drinke, and reioyce our hearts.
At such times and upon such occasions may we eat and drink, and rejoice our hearts.
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But yet with these Ca•eats: First, to take heed of excesse, by falling either into gluttony or drunkennesse,
But yet with these Ca•eats: First, to take heed of excess, by falling either into gluttony or Drunkenness,
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or wanton songs, or wanton behauiour, or by foolish iesting and mocking of the godly,
or wanton songs, or wanton behaviour, or by foolish jesting and mocking of the godly,
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as the Philistims did Samson. Secondly, to keep such feasting seasonably, not in time of Gods iudgements,
as the philistines did samson. Secondly, to keep such feasting seasonably, not in time of God's Judgments,
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nor in the time of the affliction of the Church; for then it befitteth vs rather to fast then to feast.
nor in the time of the affliction of the Church; for then it befitteth us rather to fast then to feast.
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Thirdly, that wee behaue our selues Christian-like. First, to praise and blesse the Lord and glorifie him:
Thirdly, that we behave our selves Christianlike. First, to praise and bless the Lord and Glorify him:
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And here is worth the remembrance, the behauiour of the ancient Christians in their feastings together:
And Here is worth the remembrance, the behaviour of the ancient Christians in their feastings together:
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they sate not downe before thanksgiuing, they ate and dranke moderately, so as they would not hinder their deuotion to God afterwards;
they sat not down before thanksgiving, they ate and drank moderately, so as they would not hinder their devotion to God afterwards;
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their communication such, as they that knew they spake in the Lords hearing:
their communication such, as they that knew they spoke in the lords hearing:
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when they had sufficed themselues, they prouoked one another to speake somewhat out of the Scripture,
when they had sufficed themselves, they provoked one Another to speak somewhat out of the Scripture,
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or otherwise good things to the praise of God; by which was triall made how much euery one had drunke;
or otherwise good things to the praise of God; by which was trial made how much every one had drunk;
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and finally they ended their meeting with prayer; this was a religious and Christian feasting.
and finally they ended their meeting with prayer; this was a religious and Christian feasting.
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Secondly, in all our myrth to remember, and not forget, as Dauid saith, Ierusalem, the Church of God.
Secondly, in all our mirth to Remember, and not forget, as David Says, Ierusalem, the Church of God.
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Thirdly, to remember the poore which want:
Thirdly, to Remember the poor which want:
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wee must not bee Nabal - like, to feast like a King, and bee without mercy to Dauid and his company needing our reliefe;
we must not be Nabal - like, to feast like a King, and be without mercy to David and his company needing our relief;
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nor as the rich Diues, faring diliciously, and suffering the poore to perish at our gates.
nor as the rich Diues, faring deliciously, and suffering the poor to perish At our gates.
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These caueats obserued, wee may eate and bee merry. And his heart was merry. ] Eating and drinking make the heart merry. Thus were Iosephs brethren made merry;
These caveats observed, we may eat and be merry. And his heart was merry. ] Eating and drinking make the heart merry. Thus were Joseph's brothers made merry;
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for the spirits of men hereby are refreshed, and let loose, as it were, from cares;
for the spirits of men hereby Are refreshed, and let lose, as it were, from Cares;
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and this benefit we may haue by the Lords creatures, and praise God for the same,
and this benefit we may have by the lords creatures, and praise God for the same,
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so wee keepe a moderation, and vse sobrietie, as Boaz here, and not become as drunken sots, like Nabal.
so we keep a moderation, and use sobriety, as Boaz Here, and not become as drunken sots, like Nabal.
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Hee went to lye downe at the end of the heape of corne. He went to lie down At the end of the heap of corn.
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] After his labour and repast, he went to take his rest, not in any dainty bedding,
] After his labour and repast, he went to take his rest, not in any dainty bedding,
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but euen in the floore, at the end of the heape:
but even in the floor, At the end of the heap:
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and this did hee for the safetie of Gods blessings, and the better keeping of the corne winnowed, from pilfering. Note hence, I.
and this did he for the safety of God's blessings, and the better keeping of the corn winnowed, from pilfering. Note hence, I.
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That painefull labour maketh man not curious of his lodging. Boaz here can lye hard;
That painful labour makes man not curious of his lodging. Boaz Here can lie hard;
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Iacob a Princes sonne, brought vp daintily at his mothers lap, can take a stone and lay it vnder his head for a pillow,Iacob a Princes son, brought up daintily At his mother's lap, can take a stone and lay it under his head for a pillow,
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and sleep soundly, being wearied with trauell, which maketh rest and hard lodging very pleasant to him:
and sleep soundly, being wearied with travel, which makes rest and hard lodging very pleasant to him:
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and howsoeuer Iacob might lye better before, yet did he neuer rest more blessedly than in this hard bed:
and howsoever Iacob might lie better before, yet did he never rest more blessedly than in this hard Bed:
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for now the Lord spake to him, and he saw Gods Angels ascending and descending vpon him:
for now the Lord spoke to him, and he saw God's Angels ascending and descending upon him:
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for it falleth out, the more the body is pampered, the lesse spirituall comfort;
for it falls out, the more the body is pampered, the less spiritual Comfort;
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and the lesse the body is cehrished, the more is the soule made glad, and the nigher wee be to God.
and the less the body is cehrished, the more is the soul made glad, and the nigher we be to God.
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Would we therefore not be nice, nor curious of our lying.
Would we Therefore not be Nicaenae, nor curious of our lying.
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Let vs labour our bodies till we be wearie, and we shall take hard lodging without dislike, hunger maketh poore fare sweet;
Let us labour our bodies till we be weary, and we shall take hard lodging without dislike, hunger makes poor fare sweet;
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so doth labour make hard lying pleasant. II. That it is good husbandrie to seeke to saue, as well as to get.
so does labour make hard lying pleasant. II That it is good Husbandry to seek to save, as well as to get.
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Boaz was noble, wise, rich, and also thriuing, yet mercifull, and therefore not base, but yet would,Boaz was noble, wise, rich, and also thriving, yet merciful, and Therefore not base, but yet would,
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as need required, see to his owne estate and Gods blessings bestowed vpon him, that they might not be diminished by purloining hands.
as need required, see to his own estate and God's blessings bestowed upon him, that they might not be diminished by purloining hands.
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This honest care of this great man, and good man too, checketh such spendthrifts, as doe waste Gods blessings;
This honest care of this great man, and good man too, checketh such spendthrifts, as do waste God's blessings;
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they bee theeues to themselues, and such as depend vpon them; they worke their owne ouerthrow and destruction, and in aduersitie they shall be without comfort:
they be thieves to themselves, and such as depend upon them; they work their own overthrow and destruction, and in adversity they shall be without Comfort:
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for their consciences will tell them, that they haue iustly brought vpon themselues that euill. And she came softly and vncouered his feet, and laid her downe.
for their Consciences will tell them, that they have justly brought upon themselves that evil. And she Come softly and uncovered his feet, and laid her down.
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] A great shew of euil:
] A great show of evil:
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for she went to a wrong man, it was also in the night, and alone, to him alone, and after his feasting too;
for she went to a wrong man, it was also in the night, and alone, to him alone, and After his feasting too;
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a too bold aduenture, vpon her mothers weake aduice in this manner of doing. True it is, the successe was good;
a too bold adventure, upon her mother's weak Advice in this manner of doing. True it is, the success was good;
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but this more of Gods mercy, then the fact deserued.
but this more of God's mercy, then the fact deserved.
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Boaz also commended her, vers. 10. but it was not for thus comming, not for the manner,Boaz also commended her, vers. 10. but it was not for thus coming, not for the manner,
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but for the thing intended, to wit, to match with him, shee following the rule of the Word,
but for the thing intended, to wit, to match with him, she following the Rule of the Word,
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and not lust to seeke to young men, whether poore or rich. Here we see what Naomi contriued, she did with as much cunning; as care, act it;
and not lust to seek to young men, whither poor or rich. Here we see what Naomi contrived, she did with as much cunning; as care, act it;
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for it is said, shee came softly, secretly, and without any stirre or noise to awake him,
for it is said, she Come softly, secretly, and without any stir or noise to awake him,
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and so laid her down at his feet, waiting when he should of his owne accord awake.
and so laid her down At his feet, waiting when he should of his own accord awake.
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We warily act a thing, where wee be loth to offend; We warily act a thing, where we be loath to offend;
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and there are wee contented to waite patiently, where we feare to doe amisse, as Ruth doth here.
and there Are we contented to wait patiently, where we Fear to do amiss, as Ruth does Here.
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This wisedome can we shew in attaining our desires in things of the world;
This Wisdom can we show in attaining our Desires in things of the world;
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Oh that we thus could behaue our selues towards God! and that we might say with the Prophet, My soule doth waite for the Lord,
O that we thus could behave our selves towards God! and that we might say with the Prophet, My soul does wait for the Lord,
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and in his Word doe I hope, Psal. 13 1. 5, 6. Verse 8. And it came to passe at mid-night, that the man was afraid, and turned himselfe;and in his Word do I hope, Psalm 13 1. 5, 6. Verse 8. And it Come to pass At midnight, that the man was afraid, and turned himself;
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and behold, a woman lay at his feet.
and behold, a woman lay At his feet.
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THe euent of Ruths thus secretly comming in, and lying at Boaz feete vnawares to him. Where note the time when; the euent it selfe; the effect of it;
THe event of Ruths thus secretly coming in, and lying At Boaz feet unawares to him. Where note the time when; the event it self; the Effect of it;
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and the occasion of both in the last words. And it came to passe at mid-night.
and the occasion of both in the last words. And it Come to pass At midnight.
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] Thus long Boaz slept after his labour and paines-taking, before hee did awake. Note, that the wearied body and quiet mind sleepes soundly:
] Thus long Boaz slept After his labour and painstaking, before he did awake. Note, that the wearied body and quiet mind sleeps soundly:
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(so Salomon telleth vs) eate he little or much. If therefore we would soundly sleepe, being in bodily health, let vs labour our bodies;
(so Solomon Telleth us) eat he little or much. If Therefore we would soundly sleep, being in bodily health, let us labour our bodies;
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wearinesse is the best physicke to cast any one asleepe: the idle cannot sleepe, they be troubled with dreames, and foolish fantasies:
weariness is the best physic to cast any one asleep: the idle cannot sleep, they be troubled with dreams, and foolish fantasies:
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Wee must also get a quiet spirit, so shall we sleepe without feare:
we must also get a quiet Spirit, so shall we sleep without Fear:
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and this is to bee gotten, first, by seeking reconciliation with God in Christ, so may we lye downe in peace with Dauid, and not bee afraid:
and this is to be got, First, by seeking reconciliation with God in christ, so may we lie down in peace with David, and not be afraid:
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this made Peter sleepe soundly in great bodily danger; and the Martyrs, some of them, the night before they went to execution.
this made Peter sleep soundly in great bodily danger; and the Martyrs, Some of them, the night before they went to execution.
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Secondly, by shaking off the cares of the world, which maketh the worldling that hee cannot rest.
Secondly, by shaking off the Cares of the world, which makes the worldling that he cannot rest.
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Thirdly, by suffering no euill to reigne in our hearts, as enuie, malice, lust, couetousnesse: for these things will not suffer vs to take rest.
Thirdly, by suffering no evil to Reign in our hearts, as envy, malice, lust, covetousness: for these things will not suffer us to take rest.
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Fourthly, to keepe euer a good conscience towards God and man; this is a continuall feast, and giueth vs rest. That the man was afraid. Fourthly, to keep ever a good conscience towards God and man; this is a continual feast, and gives us rest. That the man was afraid.
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] The best are subiect to feare, vpon conceit of perill, and that suddenly: So was Gideon afraid, and the Apostles on a sudden;
] The best Are Subject to Fear, upon conceit of peril, and that suddenly: So was gideon afraid, and the Apostles on a sudden;
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and likewise Boaz here, and that vpon these reasons: First, his naturall frailtie and weakenesse of faith, which also is in euery one.
and likewise Boaz Here, and that upon these Reasons: First, his natural frailty and weakness of faith, which also is in every one.
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Secondly, his ignorance, not knowing what it was, because she came in vnknowne to him, when he was asleepe:
Secondly, his ignorance, not knowing what it was, Because she Come in unknown to him, when he was asleep:
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and in such cases we be more apt to conceit euill towards vs, men good, because our hearts tell vs, that wee bee wicked by nature, and deserue euill.
and in such cases we be more apt to conceit evil towards us, men good, Because our hearts tell us, that we be wicked by nature, and deserve evil.
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Thirdly, the darke and dead time of the night, which is to man fearefull: the Psalmist speaketh of the terror of the night.
Thirdly, the dark and dead time of the night, which is to man fearful: the Psalmist speaks of the terror of the night.
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We all by experience know, how easily mans heart is made fearefull in the darke;
We all by experience know, how Easily men heart is made fearful in the dark;
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except in the sonnes of Belial, and the children of the kingdome of darkenesse, hardned in euill,
except in the Sons of Belial, and the children of the Kingdom of darkness, hardened in evil,
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and which make the night the time of their lewde practices; yet euen these also will soone bee strucken into sudden feare.
and which make the night the time of their lewd practices; yet even these also will soon be strucken into sudden Fear.
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Fourthly, this feare may more suddenly possesse one in the night, as here it did Boaz being alone:
Fourthly, this Fear may more suddenly possess one in the night, as Here it did Boaz being alone:
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for that Spirits haue taken at such times bodily shapes vpon them, and shewed themselues:
for that Spirits have taken At such times bodily shapes upon them, and showed themselves:
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for the night is their time chiefly, as may be seene in their comming then most commonly to Witches, knowne by their owne confession.
for the night is their time chiefly, as may be seen in their coming then most commonly to Witches, known by their own Confessi.
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Let vs therefore hence take notice of this weakenesse, which so sheweth it selfe from the loue we beare to our bodies safetie, and naturall life.
Let us Therefore hence take notice of this weakness, which so shows it self from the love we bear to our bodies safety, and natural life.
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Now, if wee feare so much for this cause bodily dangers, Oh how much more should we feare to commit sinne,
Now, if we Fear so much for this cause bodily dangers, O how much more should we Fear to commit sin,
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and the wrath of God for sinne, which bring destruction to body and soule, without timely repentance!
and the wrath of God for sin, which bring destruction to body and soul, without timely Repentance!
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And turned himselfe. ] Hee gathered himselfe together shrinking, as the manner is of such as in bed being in sleepe, fall into a sudden feare, and turne to and fro;And turned himself. ] He gathered himself together shrinking, as the manner is of such as in Bed being in sleep, fallen into a sudden Fear, and turn to and from;
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such a forcible operation hath this feare vpon the whole body, for to decline from, and auoid the danger conceiued, nature seeking to saue it selfe, in apprehension of perill, and that of a sudden.
such a forcible operation hath this Fear upon the Whole body, for to decline from, and avoid the danger conceived, nature seeking to save it self, in apprehension of peril, and that of a sudden.
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This naturall feare is more quicke and sudden to seaze vpon the heart, then the spirituall feare to auoide sinne,
This natural Fear is more quick and sudden to seize upon the heart, then the spiritual Fear to avoid sin,
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or the displeasure of God, and so the danger of the ruine of our soules: for this danger is not so soone apprehended;
or the displeasure of God, and so the danger of the ruin of our Souls: for this danger is not so soon apprehended;
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here is required the grace of illumination, and of faith, before this can bee wrought in vs. And behold, a woman lay at his feet.
Here is required the grace of illumination, and of faith, before this can be wrought in us And behold, a woman lay At his feet.
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] The feare possessed him without cause. And thus it falleth out often, Man often feareth without iust cause:
] The Fear possessed him without cause. And thus it falls out often, Man often fears without just cause:
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the godly through the weakenesse of their faith, reprooued by Christ: the wicked by their accusing conscience, which maketh them to flie, when none pursue them;
the godly through the weakness of their faith, reproved by christ: the wicked by their accusing conscience, which makes them to fly, when none pursue them;
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they thinke that euill doth haunt them, and perill soundeth in their eares.
they think that evil does haunt them, and peril soundeth in their ears.
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Therefore let the godly labour for strength of faith, and the wicked repent, and seeke for the peace of a good conscience, that they need not to feare.
Therefore let the godly labour for strength of faith, and the wicked Repent, and seek for the peace of a good conscience, that they need not to Fear.
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Verse 9. And he said, Who art thou? And shee answered, I am Ruth thine handmaid;Verse 9. And he said, Who art thou? And she answered, I am Ruth thine handmaid;
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spread therefore thy skirt ouer thine handmaid, for thou art a neere kinsman.
spread Therefore thy skirt over thine handmaid, for thou art a near kinsman.
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THis is Boaz his questioning with Ruth, her answer, with a request to him, and the reason thereof.
THis is Boaz his questioning with Ruth, her answer, with a request to him, and the reason thereof.
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And he said, Who art thou? ] Boaz comming to himselfe, moderateth his feare, and containeth himself from vnchaste touching, and demandeth what she was.And he said, Who art thou? ] Boaz coming to himself, moderateth his Fear, and Containeth himself from unchaste touching, and demandeth what she was.
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Wee may note, first, that though feare possesse wise and godly men vpon a sudden, yet they moderate it, and are not wholly ouer come therewith:
we may note, First, that though Fear possess wise and godly men upon a sudden, yet they moderate it, and Are not wholly over come therewith:
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for Boaz heere cryeth not out to seruants for helpe, neither speaketh to her, as one amazed,
for Boaz Here Cries not out to Servants for help, neither speaks to her, as one amazed,
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neither falleth he into a rage with her, that shee should be occasion of such feare:
neither falls he into a rage with her, that she should be occasion of such Fear:
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for howsoeuer the feare suddenly seazed vpon him being fast in sleepe before, yet was it not childish,
for howsoever the Fear suddenly seized upon him being fast in sleep before, yet was it not childish,
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nor womanish, he soone shooke it off, as a man of courage, hauing confidence in God. He mastered his naturall feare:
nor womanish, he soon shook it off, as a man of courage, having confidence in God. He mastered his natural Fear:
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and so should wee, and not bee ouerswayed therewith, as women and children be.
and so should we, and not be overswayed therewith, as women and children be.
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Secondly, That raging lust should not seaze suddenly vpon honest hearts, and such as feare God.
Secondly, That raging lust should not seize suddenly upon honest hearts, and such as Fear God.
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Boaz was with her alone, yet doth he not in a filthy affection seeke to dishonest her,Boaz was with her alone, yet does he not in a filthy affection seek to dishonest her,
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as Iudah did Thamar, being inflamed with lust at the sight of her;
as Iudah did Tamar, being inflamed with lust At the sighed of her;
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he did it on the day time, he asked not what shee was, as Boaz doth here, lust would not affoord him that leasure.
he did it on the day time, he asked not what she was, as Boaz does Here, lust would not afford him that leisure.
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This continencie is praise worthy in old Boaz, as it was before in young Ioseph: a vertue as in these commended,
This continency is praise worthy in old Boaz, as it was before in young Ioseph: a virtue as in these commended,
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so commanded by God, and much praised in some Heathen, who may rise vp in iudgement against our wanton Youth,
so commanded by God, and much praised in Some Heathen, who may rise up in judgement against our wanton Youth,
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and some lecherous old men, whom God doth hate.
and Some lecherous old men, whom God does hate.
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And she answered, I am Ruth thine handmaid. ] Thus Ruth calleth her selfe shewing her humility,And she answered, I am Ruth thine handmaid. ] Thus Ruth calls her self showing her humility,
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as before in chap. 2. 13. and here, by professing what a one shee would be vnto him, humble and seruiceable,
as before in chap. 2. 13. and Here, by professing what a one she would be unto him, humble and serviceable,
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as an handmaiden, if shee might obtaine her sute. So said Abigail, when Dauid sent to her, to take her to wife;
as an handmaiden, if she might obtain her suit. So said Abigail, when David sent to her, to take her to wife;
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and so humble and seruiceable was Sarah: for shee called Abraham Lord, and in what he commanded, she readily obeyed.
and so humble and serviceable was Sarah: for she called Abraham Lord, and in what he commanded, she readily obeyed.
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And so should good and vertuous wiues doe still, when husbands command but what is honest and iust:
And so should good and virtuous wives do still, when Husbands command but what is honest and just:
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not that wiues should be counted in condition as seruants:
not that wives should be counted in condition as Servants:
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for as that is more then they will grant, so is it more then husbands of right ought to expect from them that be their yoke-fellowes:
for as that is more then they will grant, so is it more then Husbands of right ought to expect from them that be their yokefellows:
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but what maid-seruants and handmaidens doe of feare, and seruile dutie, wiues should do of loue with chearefulnes such offices,
but what maidservants and handmaidens do of Fear, and servile duty, wives should do of love with chearefulnes such Offices,
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as they ought to performe vnto their husbands, who haue authoritie to command. Therefore let wiues learne to obey, as God commandeth them to doe in all things,
as they ought to perform unto their Husbands, who have Authority to command. Therefore let wives Learn to obey, as God commands them to do in all things,
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and that with reuerence, as vnto the Lord, and as it is sit in the Lord, as the Apostle teacheth.
and that with Reverence, as unto the Lord, and as it is fit in the Lord, as the Apostle Teaches.
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And doubtlesse there would be more such, then we find in these dayes, if they might haue Abrahams to their husbands, louing, wise in instructing them,
And doubtless there would be more such, then we find in these days, if they might have Abrahams to their Husbands, loving, wise in instructing them,
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and giuing them honour as the weaker vessels. Note farther, how this worthy woman doth humble and debase her selfe:
and giving them honour as the Weaker vessels. Note farther, how this worthy woman does humble and debase her self:
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for the Godly think lowly and meanely of themselues;
for the Godly think lowly and meanly of themselves;
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as did Abigail, also Dauid, that worthy Centurion, who said, That hee was not worthy that Christ should come vnder his roofe. as did Abigail, also David, that worthy Centurion, who said, That he was not worthy that christ should come under his roof.
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Abraham likewise did call himselfe dust and ashes; Saint Paul did greatly humble and vilifie himselfe: Abraham likewise did call himself dust and Ashes; Saint Paul did greatly humble and vilify himself:
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for the godly are not selfe-louing, they see and know what they be by nature; for the godly Are not self-loving, they see and know what they be by nature;
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they are not like the Angel of the Church of Laodicea, which thought highly of himselfe,
they Are not like the Angel of the Church of Laodicea, which Thought highly of himself,
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and that he wanted nothing, when yet he was poore, and blind, and naked, and miserable.
and that he wanted nothing, when yet he was poor, and blind, and naked, and miserable.
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They know, if they haue any thing, that the same is from God, that the more they haue,
They know, if they have any thing, that the same is from God, that the more they have,
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whether gifts of body, or mind, or of the world, or the graces of the soule spirituall and heauenly, the more they be indebted,
whither Gifts of body, or mind, or of the world, or the graces of the soul spiritual and heavenly, the more they be indebted,
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and the more they are to answer for.
and the more they Are to answer for.
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These things considered, make them lowly in their owne eies, and to behaue themselues so vnto others,
These things considered, make them lowly in their own eyes, and to behave themselves so unto Others,
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as all that feare God ought to doe, and should goe one before another in giuing of honour;
as all that Fear God ought to do, and should go one before Another in giving of honour;
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and not in taking it, as the world now doth. Spread therefore thy skirt ouer thine handmaid.
and not in taking it, as the world now does. Spread Therefore thy skirt over thine handmaid.
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] In this phrase of speech shee modestly claimeth marriage of him:
] In this phrase of speech she modestly claimeth marriage of him:
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for some do write, that it was a custom when they were contracted, that the man did throw ouer the woman, the lap or wing of his garment, in token that he took her into his protection.
for Some do write, that it was a custom when they were contracted, that the man did throw over the woman, the lap or wing of his garment, in token that he took her into his protection.
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The word is taken from Fowles, which couer vnder their wings their yong from danger.
The word is taken from Fowls, which cover under their wings their young from danger.
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By which, husbands are to learne, that they either are, or should be a protection to their wiues;
By which, Husbands Are to Learn, that they either Are, or should be a protection to their wives;
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for the woman bestoweth her selfe vpon the man, forsaking for his loue, father and mother, to bee vnder his couert as his wife;
for the woman bestoweth her self upon the man, forsaking for his love, father and mother, to be under his covert as his wife;
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she is then as himselfe, and he is to loue her as being become one flesh;
she is then as himself, and he is to love her as being become one Flesh;
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and as the head, he is to care for her aswell as to rule and gouerne her.
and as the head, he is to care for her aswell as to Rule and govern her.
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And therefore let husbands shew themselues to be such:
And Therefore let Husbands show themselves to be such:
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& this shal they do, if they doe giue their wiues countenance, and do grace them with all their credit;
& this shall they do, if they do give their wives countenance, and do grace them with all their credit;
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if they vpon all iust occasions stand for them, defend their persons, honestie and credit against others;
if they upon all just occasions stand for them, defend their Persons, honesty and credit against Others;
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if they loue, cherish, and nourish them, as their owne bodies, affoording them all honest contentment, then are they good protectors.
if they love, cherish, and nourish them, as their own bodies, affording them all honest contentment, then Are they good Protectors.
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And if husbands be the wiues protection, and that they looke to haue them so, let them depend vpon their husbands, let them keepe close to them,
And if Husbands be the wives protection, and that they look to have them so, let them depend upon their Husbands, let them keep close to them,
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and by a louing obedience procure protection thus from them:
and by a loving Obedience procure protection thus from them:
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from which some husbands are so farre, as some wish them dead, and so in heart are murtherers, some expose them to all miserie by their vnthriftinesse;
from which Some Husbands Are so Far, as Some wish them dead, and so in heart Are murderers, Some expose them to all misery by their unthriftiness;
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some runne from them, and leaue them to the wide world;
Some run from them, and leave them to the wide world;
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some offer them, or at least bawd-like, are willing to haue them giue their bodies vnto the lusts of others, that they may liue thereby;
Some offer them, or At least bawd-like, Are willing to have them give their bodies unto the Lustiest of Others, that they may live thereby;
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others there bee which murther them, to bee rid of them.
Others there be which murder them, to be rid of them.
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All these are false and faithlesse husbands, breaking promise to their wiues made to them before God and his Church, cursed caitifes, running headlong to destruction, without honesty, loue,
All these Are false and faithless Husbands, breaking promise to their wives made to them before God and his Church, cursed caitiffs, running headlong to destruction, without honesty, love,
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or naturall kindnesse to their owne posteritie. For thou art a neere kinsman.
or natural kindness to their own posterity. For thou art a near kinsman.
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] Here is the reason of her request grounded vpon Gods Law, as she had learned by her mother in law.
] Here is the reason of her request grounded upon God's Law, as she had learned by her mother in law.
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This is her onely reason which she vseth to Boaz, for that he was a good and a godly man, with whom the strongest argument to preuaile, is the Word of God:
This is her only reason which she uses to Boaz, for that he was a good and a godly man, with whom the Strongest argument to prevail, is the Word of God:
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for the Word hath authoritie in godly mens hearts;
for the Word hath Authority in godly men's hearts;
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it bindeth their consciences, and forceth them to yeeld, it commandeth them more, then all other reasons besides.
it binds their Consciences, and forceth them to yield, it commands them more, then all other Reasons beside.
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And therefore in hauing to doe with such, gather arguments soundly from the Word of God;
And Therefore in having to do with such, gather Arguments soundly from the Word of God;
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for these will worke vpon good mens hearts, and in vsing such reasons aright, the Lord,
for these will work upon good men's hearts, and in using such Reasons aright, the Lord,
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and not man, may bee said to speake vnto them:
and not man, may be said to speak unto them:
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which course, though worldlings mocke at, yet such as feare the Lord, will weigh and consider of,
which course, though worldlings mock At, yet such as Fear the Lord, will weigh and Consider of,
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for that they doe desire to square and frame their whole life after the Word and Law of God.
for that they do desire to square and frame their Whole life After the Word and Law of God.
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Verse 10. And hee said, Blessed be thou of the Lord, my daughter:Verse 10. And he said, Blessed be thou of the Lord, my daughter:
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for thou hast shewed more kindnesse in the latter end, then at the beginning, in as much as thou followest not young men, whether poore or rich.
for thou hast showed more kindness in the latter end, then At the beginning, in as much as thou followest not young men, whither poor or rich.
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Boaz his reply vnto Ruth, when hee knew who shee was;Boaz his reply unto Ruth, when he knew who she was;
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wherein hee blesseth her, commendeth her, and giueth the reason of such his commendation of her.
wherein he Blesses her, commends her, and gives the reason of such his commendation of her.
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And hee said. ] His answer is full of kindnesse and loue, neither doth he reproue her any thing at all,And he said. ] His answer is full of kindness and love, neither does he reprove her any thing At all,
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though hee iustly might for her thus comming in this manner:
though he justly might for her thus coming in this manner:
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but Boaz being a good man, considered rather the lawfulnesse of the matter which she came for,
but Boaz being a good man, considered rather the lawfulness of the matter which she Come for,
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then of the manner of seeking it:
then of the manner of seeking it:
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then also her ground, and the reason mouing her to come to him, which was the Law of God.
then also her ground, and the reason moving her to come to him, which was the Law of God.
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Thirdly, the estimation of her person, being held a vertuous woman generally of all.
Thirdly, the estimation of her person, being held a virtuous woman generally of all.
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And lastly, his fulnesse of charitie, which taketh things in the best part, and is not easily offended, made him not to reproue her:
And lastly, his fullness of charity, which Takes things in the best part, and is not Easily offended, made him not to reprove her:
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For a good mā full of mercy and loue, doth not lightly condemne the vertuous for some shewes of euill, for missing in the manner, where the matter intended is good.
For a good man full of mercy and love, does not lightly condemn the virtuous for Some shows of evil, for missing in the manner, where the matter intended is good.
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For here the matter was lawfull, the ground and inducement iust, the person honest and generally well spoken of, and her intendement not ill.
For Here the matter was lawful, the ground and inducement just, the person honest and generally well spoken of, and her intendment not ill.
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When these things concurre, we are not to take exceptions against the manner, or failing in some light circumstance.
When these things concur, we Are not to take exceptions against the manner, or failing in Some Light circumstance.
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Herein let vs imitate good and godly Boaz: and let vs not bee like such rigide Censurors,
Herein let us imitate good and godly Boaz: and let us not be like such rigide Censurors,
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as those bee which condemne the best things, if they bee not euery way as they ought.
as those be which condemn the best things, if they be not every Way as they ought.
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Those also which make a small fault a great offence; reiecting the whole matter for the manner;
Those also which make a small fault a great offence; rejecting the Whole matter for the manner;
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the person for a little mistake.
the person for a little mistake.
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Oh how would a proud and churlish Nabal haue taken vp this poore woman, a widdow and a stranger,
O how would a proud and churlish Nabal have taken up this poor woman, a widow and a stranger,
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if shee had come to him for marriage, especially if shee had mistaken him, as Ruth here did Boaz in some sort!
if she had come to him for marriage, especially if she had mistaken him, as Ruth Here did Boaz in Some sort!
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What shame, what impudency would he haue laid vpon her, & so haue reiected her? And those likewise which take things indifferent in ill part,
What shame, what impudence would he have laid upon her, & so have rejected her? And those likewise which take things indifferent in ill part,
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as Hanun the King of the Ammonites did Dauids Ambassadors, which is greatly against charity,
as Hanun the King of the Ammonites did David ambassadors, which is greatly against charity,
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& an argumēt of an enuious, malicious and proud nature, as may be seene in Dauids brethren against him, misinterpreting his comming, being sent by his Father to them.
& an argument of an envious, malicious and proud nature, as may be seen in David brothers against him, Misinterpreting his coming, being sent by his Father to them.
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Blessed bee thou of the Lord. ] These words shew how well hee tooke her comming and request made touching marriage;Blessed be thou of the Lord. ] These words show how well he took her coming and request made touching marriage;
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hee scorneth her not, hee putteth her not off, but accepts her, as appeareth afterwards,
he scorneth her not, he putteth her not off, but accepts her, as appears afterwards,
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and euen in these words, when hee saith to so poore a woman relieued by his Almes, Blessed be thou of the Lord.
and even in these words, when he Says to so poor a woman relieved by his Alms, Blessed be thou of the Lord.
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] Which words may bee taken either as a petition, or as an affirmation.
] Which words may be taken either as a petition, or as an affirmation.
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If as a petition, that the Lord would blesse her, then are the lessons the same with those in Chap. 2. 20. where the same words are vsed by Naomi for him,
If as a petition, that the Lord would bless her, then Are the Lessons the same with those in Chap. 2. 20. where the same words Are used by Naomi for him,
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as hee doth here for Ruth: excepting this circumstance, that there Naomi a poore woman prayeth for the rich,
as he does Here for Ruth: excepting this circumstance, that there Naomi a poor woman Prayeth for the rich,
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and here the rich prayeth for the poore;
and Here the rich Prayeth for the poor;
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of which also before in Chap. 2. 12. If, as an affirmation of that which he iudged her to be:
of which also before in Chap. 2. 12. If, as an affirmation of that which he judged her to be:
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as if he had said, Blessed art thou of the Lord:
as if he had said, Blessed art thou of the Lord:
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thou art an happy and blessed woman, as in Luk. 1. 28. for in Hebrew the word be, or art is not expressed,
thou art an happy and blessed woman, as in Luk. 1. 28. for in Hebrew the word be, or art is not expressed,
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but onely thus, Blessed thou of the Lord, and so may be vnderstood either be, to make it a petition;
but only thus, Blessed thou of the Lord, and so may be understood either be, to make it a petition;
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or art, to make it an affirmation:
or art, to make it an affirmation:
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and then wee learne, That the godly, though poore, yet are blessed, and so accounted of Boaz, that is, of a godly man, who can iudge of true blessednesse:
and then we Learn, That the godly, though poor, yet Are blessed, and so accounted of Boaz, that is, of a godly man, who can judge of true blessedness:
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for the godly haue those things wherein true blessednesse consisteth: As first, Gods fauour in Christ, and through him are the Children of his Father, therefore called blessed.
for the godly have those things wherein true blessedness Consisteth: As First, God's favour in christ, and through him Are the Children of his Father, Therefore called blessed.
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Secondly, they haue the fruits of the Spirit, and the practice of vertue, and for this they bee pronounced blessed.
Secondly, they have the fruits of the Spirit, and the practice of virtue, and for this they be pronounced blessed.
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Thirdly, they haue the pardon of sinne, and their sinnes put away in Christ, and shall not be imputed to them, and therefore are blessed.
Thirdly, they have the pardon of sin, and their Sins put away in christ, and shall not be imputed to them, and Therefore Are blessed.
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Fourthly, they haue the assurance of eternall life, which is promised onely to such, and cannot be taken from them;
Fourthly, they have the assurance of Eternal life, which is promised only to such, and cannot be taken from them;
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and therefore most blessed, though they want these outward things, as their Master Iesus Christ himselfe did,
and Therefore most blessed, though they want these outward things, as their Master Iesus christ himself did,
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whilest hee liued heere on Earth. Let this comfort the godly poore, and make them to reioyce more in their godlinesse,
whilst he lived Here on Earth. Let this Comfort the godly poor, and make them to rejoice more in their godliness,
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then the worldlings in their earthly treasure; the carnall man in his pleasure; or the vaine glorious in his honour.
then the worldlings in their earthly treasure; the carnal man in his pleasure; or the vain glorious in his honour.
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This should make men esteeme of the godly, as Dauid did, and as Abimelech did of Isaac: also to endeuour to be like them,
This should make men esteem of the godly, as David did, and as Abimelech did of Isaac: also to endeavour to be like them,
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if we account them blessed, and to esteem their reproach for righteousnesse sake, to bee more honour,
if we account them blessed, and to esteem their reproach for righteousness sake, to be more honour,
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then the glory of Pharaos court, as Moses did;
then the glory of Pharaohs court, as Moses did;
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to haue them to dwell with vs, to haue our delight in them, as Dauid had in the Saints, for they are blessed.
to have them to dwell with us, to have our delight in them, as David had in the Saints, for they Are blessed.
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And if so, then this confuteth the carnall conceit of worldlings, who thinke not so of them, especially if poore:
And if so, then this confuteth the carnal conceit of worldlings, who think not so of them, especially if poor:
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yet let such consider our Master Christ how poore hee was;
yet let such Consider our Master christ how poor he was;
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also the afflicted state of the Saints mentioned in Heb. 13. 37. yet pronounced to bee such as the world was not worthy of.
also the afflicted state of the Saints mentioned in Hebrew 13. 37. yet pronounced to be such as the world was not worthy of.
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And lastly, how Ioseph a Prince in Egypt, did rather choose to put his sonnes into Iacobs family,
And lastly, how Ioseph a Prince in Egypt, did rather choose to put his Sons into Iacobs family,
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and to bee called his children, than into Pharaos court, to bee accounted mightie among the Egyptians.
and to be called his children, than into Pharaohs court, to be accounted mighty among the egyptians.
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My daughter. ] See Chap. 2. 8. Thus he might call her, as beeing old:My daughter. ] See Chap. 2. 8. Thus he might call her, as being old:
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for the ancient are to be as Fathers, and old women as Mothers vnto the yonger sort, in teaching them good things by word and by example.
for the ancient Are to be as Father's, and old women as Mother's unto the younger sort, in teaching them good things by word and by Exampl.
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So as a Magistrate hee might so speake to her, as Iosuah spake to Achan; for magistrates are to be as Fathers to the people,
So as a Magistrate he might so speak to her, as Joshua spoke to achan; for Magistrates Are to be as Father's to the people,
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and to tender them as their children: but of this before.
and to tender them as their children: but of this before.
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Note how she called her selfe his handmaid, but he is pleased to tearme her by the name of daughter,
Note how she called her self his handmaid, but he is pleased to term her by the name of daughter,
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though shee so had debased and humbled her selfe.
though she so had debased and humbled her self.
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For the humbling of our selues maketh our esteeme to be nothing lesse, but rather greater, with such as be godly and wise;
For the humbling of our selves makes our esteem to be nothing less, but rather greater, with such as be godly and wise;
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see Chap. 2. 10, 11, 12. where the more Ruth did humble her selfe, the more account did Boaz make of her:
see Chap. 2. 10, 11, 12. where the more Ruth did humble her self, the more account did Boaz make of her:
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for such as humble themselues, shall bee exalted.
for such as humble themselves, shall be exalted.
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Let none then thinke by humbling themselues, that they shall lose credit and honour, as foolishly the base borne, and new start-vp doth imagine:
Let none then think by humbling themselves, that they shall loose credit and honour, as foolishly the base born, and new startup does imagine:
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for they cannot but be suspicious of contempt, who know themselues vnworthy of honour and esteeme.
for they cannot but be suspicious of contempt, who know themselves unworthy of honour and esteem.
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For thou hast shewed more kindnesse in the latter end, then at the beginning. ] This is the reason of his blessing of her, or accounting of her blessed,For thou hast showed more kindness in the latter end, then At the beginning. ] This is the reason of his blessing of her, or accounting of her blessed,
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because shee encreased and did not decay in goodnesse. The truely vertuous and heartily religious are better at last than at the first.
Because she increased and did not decay in Goodness. The truly virtuous and heartily religious Are better At last than At the First.
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As the Angel of the Church of Thyatira; and as it is said of Ruth here in her kindnesse and loue:
As the Angel of the Church of Thyatira; and as it is said of Ruth Here in her kindness and love:
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for goodnesse, grace, and vertue where it is truely planted, will increase rather then decay: for the Lord husbands such Trees, by his Word, his Spirit, and afflictions.
for Goodness, grace, and virtue where it is truly planted, will increase rather then decay: for the Lord Husbands such Trees, by his Word, his Spirit, and afflictions.
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Wee must therefore labour for this commendation, if wee will be held truely vertuous, truely honest, kind, iust, mercifull, and gracious.
we must Therefore labour for this commendation, if we will be held truly virtuous, truly honest, kind, just, merciful, and gracious.
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but some are farre from this praise, growing worse and worse, till they be starke naught,
but Some Are Far from this praise, growing Worse and Worse, till they be stark nought,
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whether it be in respect of Religion, as we see in Iehu, Demas, Alexander the Copper-smith,
whither it be in respect of Religion, as we see in Iehu, Demas, Alexander the Coppersmith,
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and Iudas, who were worst at last, because they were neuer truely good at the first:
and Iudas, who were worst At last, Because they were never truly good At the First:
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or in respect of loue and kindnesse, as here spoken of Ruth, which loue some turne into hatred,
or in respect of love and kindness, as Here spoken of Ruth, which love Some turn into hatred,
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and kindnesse into cankred malice, and shew more ill will at the last, then loue at the first;
and kindness into cankered malice, and show more ill will At the last, then love At the First;
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like Amon to his sister Tamar, and Saul to Dauid: for that loue was neither good nor sound in them,
like Amon to his sister Tamar, and Saul to David: for that love was neither good nor found in them,
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as Ionathans was to Dauid, and Ruths to Naomi, and hers to Ruth againe. In as much as thou followest not young men, whether poore or rich.
as Ionathans was to David, and Ruths to Naomi, and hers to Ruth again. In as much as thou followest not young men, whither poor or rich.
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] Boaz in the other words gaue a reason of his blessing of her; here he giueth a reason of his so commending her kindnesse:] Boaz in the other words gave a reason of his blessing of her; Here he gives a reason of his so commending her kindness:
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which appeareth to bee more at the last now, than at the first, to wit, to her husband deceased,
which appears to be more At the last now, than At the First, to wit, to her husband deceased,
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and to her now mother in law Naomi, because shee married him in her owne countrey,
and to her now mother in law Naomi, Because she married him in her own country,
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and him rather then any of her owne nation, which was kindnesse;
and him rather then any of her own Nation, which was kindness;
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then, for Naomi her sake to leaue her owne countrey, and to come and dwell with her in Iudah in a poore estate; this was great kindnesse:
then, for Naomi her sake to leave her own country, and to come and dwell with her in Iudah in a poor estate; this was great kindness:
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but now to be ruled by Naomi, beeing so yong a woman, to seeke to match with an old man,
but now to be ruled by Naomi, being so young a woman, to seek to match with an old man,
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and not to follow nature, in desiring yong men;
and not to follow nature, in desiring young men;
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but the Law of God, for to raise vp a name againe vnto her dead husband, whom by this meanes shee maketh to liue againe in Israel;
but the Law of God, for to raise up a name again unto her dead husband, whom by this means she makes to live again in Israel;
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this is it which maketh her kindnesse to bee more at last then at the first, in louing an old man rather than any yong,
this is it which makes her kindness to be more At last then At the First, in loving an old man rather than any young,
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and him also for the dead sake, to reuiue his name among the people of God.
and him also for the dead sake, to revive his name among the people of God.
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See here in Ruth, how true loue, obedience to good counsell, and grace, doe ouercome nature, and the law of lust:
See Here in Ruth, how true love, Obedience to good counsel, and grace, do overcome nature, and the law of lust:
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for shee loued her husband, shee was obedient to Naomi, and in her selfe vertuous,
for she loved her husband, she was obedient to Naomi, and in her self virtuous,
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and therefore reason and Religion did take place, and neither nature, nor lust preuailed with her.
and Therefore reason and Religion did take place, and neither nature, nor lust prevailed with her.
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A good example for youth to follow. Note out of these words farther these lessons:
A good Exampl for youth to follow. Note out of these words farther these Lessons:
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First, that as now, so then, and euer before, there haue beene two sorts, rich and poore in the world.
First, that as now, so then, and ever before, there have been two sorts, rich and poor in the world.
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First, to shew in one, what all might haue beene; and in the other the poore, what all deserue to bee.
First, to show in one, what all might have been; and in the other the poor, what all deserve to be.
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Secondly, that the rich may haue occasion to shew workes of mercy, and the poore labouring painefully and honestly, may haue to whom to goe vnto for reliefe:
Secondly, that the rich may have occasion to show works of mercy, and the poor labouring painfully and honestly, may have to whom to go unto for relief:
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for the rich are Gods Stewards for the poore. Let both seeke to liue together louingly, and to helpe one another;
for the rich Are God's Stewards for the poor. Let both seek to live together lovingly, and to help one Another;
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the poore, to lend their labour to the rich, and the rich to supply their wants;
the poor, to lend their labour to the rich, and the rich to supply their Wants;
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for the one cannot liue without the other: all cannot bee rich, neither must all bee poore.
for the one cannot live without the other: all cannot be rich, neither must all be poor.
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Let vs rest contented with our estates; let not the poore murmur with enuy at the rich;
Let us rest contented with our estates; let not the poor murmur with envy At the rich;
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neither let these despise the poore: for God hath made them both, and one to stand in need of the other.
neither let these despise the poor: for God hath made them both, and one to stand in need of the other.
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Secondly, that yong persons in nature affect to marry with yong persons like themselues; which is implyed by Boaz speech.
Secondly, that young Persons in nature affect to marry with young Persons like themselves; which is employed by Boaz speech.
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So did Isaac marry, and Iacob; and so in ancient time were matches made.
So did Isaac marry, and Iacob; and so in ancient time were Matches made.
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If euer old and young marryed together, it was the old man with a young woman,
If ever old and young married together, it was the old man with a young woman,
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but neuer an old woman with a young man, as the wanton and lecherous often doe with wanton young fellowes in these dayes, to the staine of their sexe,
but never an old woman with a young man, as the wanton and lecherous often do with wanton young Fellows in these days, to the stain of their sex,
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and reproach to themselues and often their vtter vndoing.
and reproach to themselves and often their utter undoing.
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For youth cannot affect old age, and therefore it is fittest that marriage bee made betweene such as may most likely agree together;
For youth cannot affect old age, and Therefore it is Fittest that marriage be made between such as may most likely agree together;
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other matches proue for the most part vntoward.
other Matches prove for the most part untoward.
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Thirdly, The truly religious will be ruled by the Law of God, and will not be led after their naturall disposition.
Thirdly, The truly religious will be ruled by the Law of God, and will not be led After their natural disposition.
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For here Ruth leaueth the young men, and taketh an old man, because the Law so bound her,
For Here Ruth Leaveth the young men, and Takes an old man, Because the Law so bound her,
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as she conceiued, taking Boaz for the neerest Kinsman:
as she conceived, taking Boaz for the nearest Kinsman:
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because such as be truly religious, haue denied themselues, and doe resigne themselues wholly to Gods good pleasure and will, saying as Christ said, Not my will, O Father,
Because such as be truly religious, have denied themselves, and do resign themselves wholly to God's good pleasure and will, saying as christ said, Not my will, Oh Father,
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but thy will bee done. Hence was it that Ioseph did abstaine from his Mistresse; Dauid frō smiting Saul, when twice he might haue done it, to get the kingdom; but thy will be done. Hence was it that Ioseph did abstain from his Mistress; David from smiting Saul, when twice he might have done it, to get the Kingdom;
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he rather would waite, and endure much affliction; for he that beleeueth, saith Isaiah, maketh not haste.
he rather would wait, and endure much affliction; for he that Believeth, Says Isaiah, makes not haste.
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And hence is it, that such as feare God, dare not follow the course of the world,
And hence is it, that such as Fear God, Dare not follow the course of the world,
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but doe restraine their nature, and their desires, and do endeauor to please God in all things.
but do restrain their nature, and their Desires, and do endeavour to please God in all things.
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If this be the grace of the religious, let men hereby trie themselues, and bee as God wisheth them to bee,
If this be the grace of the religious, let men hereby try themselves, and be as God wishes them to be,
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and as Religion and Grace it selfe requireth them to be, as Dauid promised and prayed to be.
and as Religion and Grace it self requires them to be, as David promised and prayed to be.
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They are surely then far frō being religious, which liue according to their lusts;
They Are surely then Far from being religious, which live according to their Lustiest;
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those that will follow the world with Demas, and Iudas, and Nabal, but not forsake it, as Barnabas, & Zacheus did;
those that will follow the world with Demas, and Iudas, and Nabal, but not forsake it, as Barnabas, & Zacchaeus did;
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those that wil follow the flesh, as the young men did their eyes in the old world,
those that will follow the Flesh, as the young men did their eyes in the old world,
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and as Potiphars wife, who was inamoured with faire Ioseph; few Iosephs among the vainely & idly vp bred Youths of the Gentrie in our dayes.
and as Potiphars wife, who was enamoured with fair Ioseph; few Joseph's among the vainly & idly up bred Youths of the Gentry in our days.
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And yet such will hung after honours, and vaine titles; and if they cannot merit thē, they wil pay money for them:
And yet such will hung After honours, and vain titles; and if they cannot merit them, they will pay money for them:
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the insolencie and pride of Haman, the aspiring arrogancie of Absalom and Adoniah, are reigning in many.
the insolency and pride of Haman, the aspiring arrogancy of Absalom and Adoniah, Are reigning in many.
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And haue we not Scribes and Pharises which loue the highest places? Is there a Ionathan among thousands? Where is a Moses, that wil be no more a Courtier for feare of sinning? Will a Saul become a Paul, so well trained vp? Or can there be found a Manaen, a Princes foster brother, to ioyne to the Church,
And have we not Scribes and Pharisees which love the highest places? Is there a Ionathan among thousands? Where is a Moses, that will be no more a Courtier for Fear of sinning? Will a Saul become a Paul, so well trained up? Or can there be found a Manaen, a Princes foster brother, to join to the Church,
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and to become a Teacher, in meere loue to Religion? Do they not rather scorne the Calling? And yet to call these worldlings, these fleshly liuers,
and to become a Teacher, in mere love to Religion? Do they not rather scorn the Calling? And yet to call these worldlings, these fleshly livers,
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and these vaine-glorious spirits, prophane, irreligious, louers of pleasures more then louers of God, Oh how would they take on! How enraged would they be!
and these vainglorious spirits, profane, irreligious, lovers of pleasures more then lovers of God, O how would they take on! How enraged would they be!
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so they loue to be held religious, or not to be without Religion;
so they love to be held religious, or not to be without Religion;
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and yet in works deny God, being abominable, and disobedient, & vnto euery good work reprobate, as the Apostle speaketh.
and yet in works deny God, being abominable, and disobedient, & unto every good work Reprobate, as the Apostle speaks.
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Verse 11. And now, my daughter, feare not, I will doe to thee all thou requirest:Verse 11. And now, my daughter, Fear not, I will do to thee all thou requirest:
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for all the Citie of my people doth know, that thou art a vertuous woman. BOaz gaue her before due commendation, here is now his consolation, and comforting of her,
for all the city of my people does know, that thou art a virtuous woman. BOaz gave her before due commendation, Here is now his consolation, and comforting of her,
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first, by a dehortation, willing her not to feare, then by a faithfull promise to satisfie her request, yeelding a reason of the same. And now, my daughter.
First, by a dehortation, willing her not to Fear, then by a faithful promise to satisfy her request, yielding a reason of the same. And now, my daughter.
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] Boaz still vseth this terme, both for that he loued her, and desired to comfort her.] Boaz still uses this term, both for that he loved her, and desired to Comfort her.
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We may here see in Boaz, that a louing and mercifull heart is not rough in tearmes;
We may Here see in Boaz, that a loving and merciful heart is not rough in terms;
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as an vnlouing and mercilesse Nabal is.
as an unloving and merciless Nabal is.
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This we may see to bee so betweene louing Parents and children, in Abraham and Isaac; betweene kind married couples,
This we may see to be so between loving Parents and children, in Abraham and Isaac; between kind married couples,
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as in Isaac and Rebecca, Elkanah and Hannah; and betweene louing friends, and godly disposed,
as in Isaac and Rebecca, Elkanah and Hannah; and between loving Friends, and godly disposed,
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as in Elizabeth and Marie, S. Paul and other Christians, or Labourers with him in the Gospell,
as in Elizabeth and marry, S. Paul and other Christians, or Labourers with him in the Gospel,
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and also in Eli and Samuel: for louing natures, whether they bee high and honourable, speaking to meane persons, as Boaz to Ruth heere;
and also in Eli and Samuel: for loving nature's, whither they be high and honourable, speaking to mean Persons, as Boaz to Ruth Here;
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or old and in authoritie, to such as bee young, as Eli to Samuel; or such as sit in iudgement, speaking to Malefactors,
or old and in Authority, to such as be young, as Eli to Samuel; or such as fit in judgement, speaking to Malefactors,
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as Ioshua to Achan; or a Master vnto his seruants, as Iob to his;
as Ioshua to achan; or a Master unto his Servants, as Job to his;
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or one giuing an almes to the poore, as Boaz to Ruth: it is all one, they are not rough nor churlish;
or one giving an alms to the poor, as Boaz to Ruth: it is all one, they Are not rough nor churlish;
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for they be neither proud nor impatient.
for they be neither proud nor impatient.
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And therfore, if we would be held louing and mercifull, let vs vse louing and kind speeches.
And Therefore, if we would be held loving and merciful, let us use loving and kind Speeches.
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Note againe, that louing and kind speeches of great and rich persons, are comfortable vnto the poore, as Ruth before confesseth;
Note again, that loving and kind Speeches of great and rich Persons, Are comfortable unto the poor, as Ruth before Confesses;
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and therefore Boaz doth heere vse them, to cheere vp the spirit of this poore woman:
and Therefore Boaz does Here use them, to cheer up the Spirit of this poor woman:
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for kind words witnesse a kind heart, if the speakers be not dissemblers.
for kind words witness a kind heart, if the Speakers be not dissemblers.
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Now, the apprehension of hearty loue in the mighty, gladdeth much the heart of such as be poore, and in a low estate.
Now, the apprehension of hearty love in the mighty, gladdeth much the heart of such as be poor, and in a low estate.
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Let therfore the mighty and rich learne to shew forth kindnesse, and to speake louingly.
Let Therefore the mighty and rich Learn to show forth kindness, and to speak lovingly.
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By it Dauid so speaking to Amasa, passing by his fault with Absalom, bowed the heart of the Tribe of Iudah, as one man.
By it David so speaking to Amasa, passing by his fault with Absalom, bowed the heart of the Tribe of Iudah, as one man.
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How did Absalom win the hearts of the people? was it not by louing speeches,
How did Absalom win the hearts of the people? was it not by loving Speeches,
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and courteous behauiour, which bee of an attractiue vertue to gaine mens affections? How singularly beloued was our late Queene Elizabeth of most blessed memorie,
and courteous behaviour, which bee of an Attractive virtue to gain men's affections? How singularly Beloved was our late Queen Elizabeth of most blessed memory,
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for this vertue, of all her true subiects, in that she was so affable, & full of louing speeches,
for this virtue, of all her true Subjects, in that she was so affable, & full of loving Speeches,
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and of a gracious carriage towards them? The contrary wee may see in Rehoboam, who by rough and contemptible speeches alienated the hearts of ten Tribes from him for euer.
and of a gracious carriage towards them? The contrary we may see in Rehoboam, who by rough and contemptible Speeches alienated the hearts of ten Tribes from him for ever.
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The mightie therefore shall doe wisely to speake with mildnesse, to vse termes of loue and respect;
The mighty Therefore shall do wisely to speak with mildness, to use terms of love and respect;
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whereby they shall procure loue, reputation and due honour vnto themselues. Feare not. ] That is, feare not to bee deceiued of thy hope:
whereby they shall procure love, reputation and due honour unto themselves. fear not. ] That is, Fear not to be deceived of thy hope:
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though thou be poore, and I rich, let no such thought trouble thee, that I should therefore make light account of thee:
though thou be poor, and I rich, let no such Thought trouble thee, that I should Therefore make Light account of thee:
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for I am well disposed in my affection to thee; therfore feare not:
for I am well disposed in my affection to thee; Therefore Fear not:
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thus Boaz speaketh vnto Ruth. For he knew, and so doe we, that it is a common thing to feare the issue, where earnest desire is to obtaine the thing;
thus Boaz speaks unto Ruth. For he knew, and so do we, that it is a Common thing to Fear the issue, where earnest desire is to obtain the thing;
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especially where it may in some respects seeme vnlikely to come to passe, as Ruth might here so conceiue,
especially where it may in Some respects seem unlikely to come to pass, as Ruth might Here so conceive,
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when shee should consider what they two were, and the great difference betweene them. For in such a case there cannot be a full perswasion of the euent;
when she should Consider what they two were, and the great difference between them. For in such a case there cannot be a full persuasion of the event;
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the poorer and meaner party may iustly feare contempt, and vsually such a one feareth the alterabilitie of mans nature,
the Poorer and meaner party may justly Fear contempt, and usually such a one fears the alterabilitie of men nature,
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though hapely good words may passe betweene them for the present.
though haply good words may pass between them for the present.
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And therefore in such a case it is good and fitting for the partie, of whom kindnes is expected, to giue to the other some tokens of assurance, not to doubt,
And Therefore in such a case it is good and fitting for the party, of whom kindness is expected, to give to the other Some tokens of assurance, not to doubt,
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nor feare, as Boaz doth in this place, and in the words following. I will doe thee all that thou requirest.
nor Fear, as Boaz does in this place, and in the words following. I will do thee all that thou requirest.
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By this Boaz taketh away her feare and doubt, in that he promiseth her marriage.
By this Boaz Takes away her Fear and doubt, in that he promises her marriage.
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For, where a godly and honest man maketh a promise, there is no feare of performance;
For, where a godly and honest man makes a promise, there is no Fear of performance;
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because hee maketh conscience of his word, and knoweth himselfe in equitie bound to the performance of the same.
Because he makes conscience of his word, and Knoweth himself in equity bound to the performance of the same.
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And therefore may wee rest vpon an honest mans word, though in these dayes many would bee held honest, which make no conscience of breach of promise.
And Therefore may we rest upon an honest men word, though in these days many would be held honest, which make no conscience of breach of promise.
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In that Boaz here maketh her a promise of marriage, and so contracteth himself vnto her,
In that Boaz Here makes her a promise of marriage, and so contracteth himself unto her,
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but yet de futur•, as it is said, & conditionally, as the two next verses shew, we may note, that it is lawfull to betroth and contract our selues one to another before marriage.
but yet the futur•, as it is said, & conditionally, as the two next Verses show, we may note, that it is lawful to betrothed and contract our selves one to Another before marriage.
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It was an vsuall thing among Gods people in former times; which betrothing is either lawfull or vnlawfull:
It was an usual thing among God's people in former times; which betrothing is either lawful or unlawful:
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lawfull, which is made by parties that may lawfully marry, which be free in their choise, of yeeres of disctetion to make their choise:
lawful, which is made by parties that may lawfully marry, which be free in their choice, of Years of disctetion to make their choice:
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and therefore contracts made of such as bee within degrees forbidden, of contrary religions, betrothed already to others,
and Therefore contracts made of such as be within Degrees forbidden, of contrary Religions, betrothed already to Others,
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or defectiue in nature, or wanting iudgement what they doe, or being vnder gouernment of Parents and not free, are not to bee allowed.
or defective in nature, or wanting judgement what they do, or being under government of Parents and not free, Are not to be allowed.
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Now further, this lawfull contracting is either conditionall, or absolute, and the same de praesenti, or de futuro, I take thee,
Now further, this lawful contracting is either conditional, or absolute, and the same de praesenti, or de futuro, I take thee,
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or I will take thee to be my wife. If conditionall, then it bindeth no farther then the obseruing of the condition bindeth;
or I will take thee to be my wife. If conditional, then it binds no farther then the observing of the condition binds;
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for if that be not kept, the parties bee free, vnlesse they giue their bodies in the meane space one to another.
for if that be not kept, the parties be free, unless they give their bodies in the mean Molle one to Another.
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If it bee absolutely made, and by such as may so contract themselues, they be man and wife before God,
If it be absolutely made, and by such as may so contract themselves, they be man and wife before God,
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and may not be sundred one from another.
and may not be sundered one from Another.
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These things are to be therfore considered of in contracts, vsed before marriage, for the parties better settling of their affections one vpon another,
These things Are to be Therefore considered of in contracts, used before marriage, for the parties better settling of their affections one upon Another,
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for the better acquainting themselues with the conditions and qualities of each other, and to fit themselues for house-keeping,
for the better acquainting themselves with the conditions and qualities of each other, and to fit themselves for housekeeping,
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and more conuenient liuing together, hauing made some honest prouision before hand. For all the citie of my people doth know, that thou art a vertuous woman.
and more convenient living together, having made Some honest provision before hand. For all the City of my people does know, that thou art a virtuous woman.
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] The reason why hee yeeldeth to take her to wife: her portion was her vertues, for which she was generally commended of all.
] The reason why he yields to take her to wife: her portion was her Virtues, for which she was generally commended of all.
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This reason did the more confirme her, and easily remoued away feare, when she might perceiue vpon what ground he was induced to marrie with her. Hence may arise many lessons:
This reason did the more confirm her, and Easily removed away Fear, when she might perceive upon what ground he was induced to marry with her. Hence may arise many Lessons:
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first, that vertue maketh euen the poore and strangers too to become famous, as may appeare in this poore widdow a Moabitesse woman.
First, that virtue makes even the poor and Strangers too to become famous, as may appear in this poor widow a Moabitess woman.
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So it made Dauid famous in the dayes of Saul, though hee sought to obscure his name;
So it made David famous in the days of Saul, though he sought to Obscure his name;
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and likewise Barnabas in the Primitiue Church: for vertue will not bee hid, neither can it.
and likewise Barnabas in the Primitive Church: for virtue will not be hid, neither can it.
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And therefore such as desire renowne, labour for vertue.
And Therefore such as desire renown, labour for virtue.
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Is not Abigail famous for her wisedome? Ioseph for his chastitie? Moses for his meekenesse? Samuel for his iustice? Dauid for his zeale? Ehud, Gideon, and Iephte for their fortitude,
Is not Abigail famous for her Wisdom? Ioseph for his chastity? Moses for his meekness? Samuel for his Justice? David for his zeal? Ehud, gideon, and Iephte for their fortitude,
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and so the seuen and thirtie Worthies of Dauid for their valiant acts? Ester for her humility? the sinfull woman for her penitencie? the sonnes of Ionadab the son of Rechab for their temperance? This is the way,
and so the seuen and thirtie Worthies of David for their valiant acts? Ester for her humility? the sinful woman for her Penitency? the Sons of Ionadab the son of Rechab for their temperance? This is the Way,
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and the best way to get same and true honour for euer;
and the best Way to get same and true honour for ever;
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and yet few tread aright in this path, but rather they will make themselues so notorious by villany, that all may know them to be vicious persons, without shame, without blushing,
and yet few tread aright in this path, but rather they will make themselves so notorious by villainy, that all may know them to be vicious Persons, without shame, without blushing,
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like those which Esai & Ieremy speake of, which would not hide their sins, neither bee ashamed for them.
like those which Isaiah & Ieremy speak of, which would not hide their Sins, neither be ashamed for them.
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Secondly, that the godly and vertuous will take notice of such as bee vertuous among them:
Secondly, that the godly and virtuous will take notice of such as be virtuous among them:
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for so doe here all the people of Bethlehem, the people of God;
for so do Here all the people of Bethlehem, the people of God;
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because they loue vertue, hauing it in themselues, they desire to encourage others that be so,
Because they love virtue, having it in themselves, they desire to encourage Others that be so,
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and reioyce therein, and therefore doe they speake thereof, and spread abroad the name of it, to make the parties which be vertuous, to be honoured.
and rejoice therein, and Therefore do they speak thereof, and spread abroad the name of it, to make the parties which be virtuous, to be honoured.
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This is comfort to such as liue well, though they doe not, nor may thereby seeke praises,
This is Comfort to such as live well, though they do not, nor may thereby seek praises,
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yet shall they be taken notice of.
yet shall they be taken notice of.
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And by this may men consider of themselues whether they be vertuous, if they will take notice of graces in others,
And by this may men Consider of themselves whither they be virtuous, if they will take notice of graces in Others,
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and reioycingly speak thereof, to the honour and praise of the vertuous.
and reioycingly speak thereof, to the honour and praise of the virtuous.
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Thirdly, that a godly man will take a wife for her vertues, as Boaz doth here Ruth; so did Dauid for her vertues chuse Abigail: for a vertuous woman is louely,
Thirdly, that a godly man will take a wife for her Virtues, as Boaz does Here Ruth; so did David for her Virtues choose Abigail: for a virtuous woman is lovely,
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and her price, as Salomon saith, is farre aboue the Rubies:
and her price, as Solomon Says, is Far above the Rubies:
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the heart of her husband may safely trust in her, so that hee shall haue no need of spoile.
the heart of her husband may safely trust in her, so that he shall have no need of spoil.
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Let men therefore in marrying make this choise; for such a woman is a crowne to her husband, and she retaineth honour.
Let men Therefore in marrying make this choice; for such a woman is a crown to her husband, and she retaineth honour.
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And yet this is the least reckoned of in these dayes: but now beauty, wealth, honour and friends, are the motiues to make marriages.
And yet this is the least reckoned of in these days: but now beauty, wealth, honour and Friends, Are the motives to make marriages.
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Fourthly, that a good report for vertue in a woman, is a good portion, and a meanes of preferment:
Fourthly, that a good report for virtue in a woman, is a good portion, and a means of preferment:
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Thus came poore Ruth to so honourable and rich an husband, hauing neither wealth, nor friends.
Thus Come poor Ruth to so honourable and rich an husband, having neither wealth, nor Friends.
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For such a woman hath the best and most durable helpe of true loue, euen vertue;
For such a woman hath the best and most durable help of true love, even virtue;
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she hath the Lord to speake for her, and to procure her fauour, and to cause her to bee beloued.
she hath the Lord to speak for her, and to procure her favour, and to cause her to be Beloved.
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This should make women to striue for vertue, and to get a good name from it,
This should make women to strive for virtue, and to get a good name from it,
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and not for beautie and braue attyre:
and not for beauty and brave attire:
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for a good name is better then riches, then precious oyntment, and rather to bee chosen then great riches.
for a good name is better then riches, then precious ointment, and rather to be chosen then great riches.
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Let Parents hence learne to bring vp their daughters vertuously, it is a good portion and meanes of preferment.
Let Parents hence Learn to bring up their daughters virtuously, it is a good portion and means of preferment.
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This may comfort poore maidens which bee vertuous, and want friends and goods, by a good report yet may they match well;
This may Comfort poor maidens which be virtuous, and want Friends and goods, by a good report yet may they match well;
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let them striue therefore, though they want goods, yet to get grace and good conditions, as pietie and Religion in heart;
let them strive Therefore, though they want goods, yet to get grace and good conditions, as piety and Religion in heart;
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and modestie in countenance, apparell, and gesture; let them preserue chastitie, and not bee giuen to youthfull company;
and modesty in countenance, apparel, and gesture; let them preserve chastity, and not be given to youthful company;
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let them bee skilfull in good huswifrie, painfull also and industrious, & hauing power to gouerne the tongue;
let them be skilful in good Housewifry, painful also and Industria, & having power to govern the tongue;
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if thus they be beautified and enriched, they haue a better portion then many pounds,
if thus they be beautified and enriched, they have a better portion then many pounds,
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and faire enough to the wise in heart, so as they will giue a good man contentment:
and fair enough to the wise in heart, so as they will give a good man contentment:
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for beauty is fading, and fauour deceitfull and vaine, but a woman that feareth the Lord, shall be praised.
for beauty is fading, and favour deceitful and vain, but a woman that fears the Lord, shall be praised.
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Verse 12. And now it is true, that I am thy neere kinsman: howbeit, there is a kinsman neerer then I.Verse 12. And now it is true, that I am thy near kinsman: howbeit, there is a kinsman nearer then I.
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BOaz his information of Ruth, wherein shee was somewhat mistaken, granting the truth that he was a neere kinsman, but not the neerest:BOaz his information of Ruth, wherein she was somewhat mistaken, granting the truth that he was a near kinsman, but not the nearest:
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so as here he preuenteth her apprehension of the promise made, for taking it absolutely, but conditionally, as in the next verse more at large hee declareth his mind.
so as Here he preventeth her apprehension of the promise made, for taking it absolutely, but conditionally, as in the next verse more At large he Declareth his mind.
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So that heere is a concession of that which she had spoken of him in vers. 9. and withall an instruction touching another neerer then himselfe, which she knew not of. And now it is true.
So that Here is a concession of that which she had spoken of him in vers. 9. and withal an instruction touching Another nearer then himself, which she knew not of. And now it is true.
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] Boaz will not deny a truth, for a godly man is a louer of the truth,
] Boaz will not deny a truth, for a godly man is a lover of the truth,
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and will yeeld to it, when hee heareth it: and will yield to it, when he hears it:
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for it swayeth with him, which if it so did with euery one, it would preuent tedious disputes & contentions among the Learned; preuent long suites of law;
for it swayeth with him, which if it so did with every one, it would prevent tedious disputes & contentions among the Learned; prevent long suits of law;
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put Lawyers to silence in corrupt pleading, and saue many pounds contentiously misspent, preuent deceit in buying and selling,
put Lawyers to silence in corrupt pleading, and save many pounds contentiously misspent, prevent deceit in buying and selling,
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and many other mischiefes, which miserably fall out for want of acknowledging the truth, which men should and would doe,
and many other mischiefs, which miserably fallen out for want of acknowledging the truth, which men should and would do,
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if they hated falshood and lying, if they had a hearty loue of the truth,
if they hated falsehood and lying, if they had a hearty love of the truth,
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if they would cast off pride and the desire of vaine praises, and couetousnesse, and the greedy desire of gaine; for these hinder the truth;
if they would cast off pride and the desire of vain praises, and covetousness, and the greedy desire of gain; for these hinder the truth;
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and where these reigne, hardly will truth bee acknowledged as it ought, or reigne among men as it should.
and where these Reign, hardly will truth be acknowledged as it ought, or Reign among men as it should.
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That I am thy neere kinsman. That I am thy near kinsman.
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] Foure things might moue him thus ingeniously to confesse himselfe so nigh a kinsman to those poore women.
] Foure things might move him thus ingeniously to confess himself so High a kinsman to those poor women.
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First, his loue to the truth, so to speake as the thing was.
First, his love to the truth, so to speak as the thing was.
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Secondly, his holy and religious respect vnto the Law of God, by authority whereof shee made claime to him.
Secondly, his holy and religious respect unto the Law of God, by Authority whereof she made claim to him.
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Thirdly, his humility and vprightnesse of heart, not disdaining his godly poore kindred.
Thirdly, his humility and uprightness of heart, not disdaining his godly poor kindred.
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Fourthly, her owne vertues, and his loue which he bare to her for the same. (Of rich and poore kinsfolks I haue spoken before in Chap. 2. 20.) Here obserue, that a louing, godly, humble,
Fourthly, her own Virtues, and his love which he bore to her for the same. (Of rich and poor kinsfolks I have spoken before in Chap. 2. 20.) Here observe, that a loving, godly, humble,
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and vpright-hearted rich man will readily confesse himselfe of neere kindred to his poore kinsfolke, if they be vertuous: and upright-hearted rich man will readily confess himself of near kindred to his poor kinsfolk, if they be virtuous:
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for vertue maketh them honourable with the vertuous, though pouertie make them contemptible to the world.
for virtue makes them honourable with the virtuous, though poverty make them contemptible to the world.
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And therefore for the poore to get an acknowledgement of them from their rich kindred, let them be vertuous, that whereas they want goods, grace may procure them fauour and respect:
And Therefore for the poor to get an acknowledgement of them from their rich kindred, let them be virtuous, that whereas they want goods, grace may procure them favour and respect:
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for poore and lewd are not worthy the acknowledging, being contemptible both in body and soule.
for poor and lewd Are not worthy the acknowledging, being contemptible both in body and soul.
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Howbeit there is a kinsman neerer than I. ] So that the nighest to a right, are first to be preferred thereto: this is here implied;Howbeit there is a kinsman nearer than I. ] So that the nighest to a right, Are First to be preferred thereto: this is Here implied;
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and this reason and equitie will yeeld.
and this reason and equity will yield.
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Therefore Boaz honestly maketh heere mention of this other kinsman, to whom Ruth should first haue gone:
Therefore Boaz honestly makes Here mention of this other kinsman, to whom Ruth should First have gone:
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for both Naomi and shee were mistaken in this, to come first to Boaz for the right of marrying her:
for both Naomi and she were mistaken in this, to come First to Boaz for the right of marrying her:
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yet see how courteously and louingly hee answereth her, teaching, that such as demand in simple ignorance a matter at our hands as due,
yet see how courteously and lovingly he Answers her, teaching, that such as demand in simple ignorance a matter At our hands as due,
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and yet in some sort not so, wee are meekely to informe them, and not scornefully to reiect them, as great Ones now will doe:and yet in Some sort not so, we Are meekly to inform them, and not scornfully to reject them, as great Ones now will do:
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for a simple errour is pardonable, and it is a fruit of goodnesse to informe them in the right:
for a simple error is pardonable, and it is a fruit of Goodness to inform them in the right:
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and this would preuent contention and strife, which otherwise might grow thereupon for want of better information.
and this would prevent contention and strife, which otherwise might grow thereupon for want of better information.
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Let this then reproue those which gladly take occasion from such mistakes, to laugh at and iest away the parties, making themselues very merry with the parties simplicitie,
Let this then reprove those which gladly take occasion from such mistakes, to laugh At and jest away the parties, making themselves very merry with the parties simplicity,
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though their meaning be both good and honest.
though their meaning be both good and honest.
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Verse 13. Tarry this night, and it shall be in the morning, that if hee will performe vnto thee the part of a kinsman,Verse 13. Tarry this night, and it shall be in the morning, that if he will perform unto thee the part of a kinsman,
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well, let him doe the kinsmans part:
well, let him do the kinsmans part:
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but if hee will not doe the part of a kinsman to thee, then will I doe the part of a kinsman to thee, as the Lord liueth: lie downe vntill the morning.
but if he will not do the part of a kinsman to thee, then will I do the part of a kinsman to thee, as the Lord lives: lie down until the morning.
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BOaz his confirmation of his promise before, concerning his marrying of Ruth: wherein is noted the time when hee will goe about it, vpon what condition hee will doe it, the confirmation it selfe by solemne oath,BOaz his confirmation of his promise before, Concerning his marrying of Ruth: wherein is noted the time when he will go about it, upon what condition he will do it, the confirmation it self by solemn oath,
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and his aduice to rest for that night till the morning.
and his Advice to rest for that night till the morning.
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Tarry this night. ] Boaz deferreth to performe the kinsmans part for a space, though very short:Tarry this night. ] Boaz deferreth to perform the kinsmans part for a Molle, though very short:
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and seeing it was night and now dangerous for her to goe alone from thence, hee aduiseth her to tarry there that night in the floore.
and seeing it was night and now dangerous for her to go alone from thence, he adviseth her to tarry there that night in the floor.
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Note first, that vpon reasonable cause, that may bee deferred, which cannot absolutely be denyed to be done.
Note First, that upon reasonable cause, that may be deferred, which cannot absolutely be denied to be done.
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Which may bee of vse to checke the impatient of delay, when there may be good reason and iust cause of delaying the matter.
Which may be of use to check the impatient of Delay, when there may be good reason and just cause of delaying the matter.
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Secondly, that a true and louing friend careth for the safety of such as he loueth.
Secondly, that a true and loving friend Careth for the safety of such as he loves.
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Thus Lot tooke care for his guests;
Thus Lot took care for his guests;
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Michol for Dauids escaping from the hand of Saul: so Ionathan in this respect shewed his care and loue to Dauid, and H•sh•• his friend likewise.Michal for David escaping from the hand of Saul: so Ionathan in this respect showed his care and love to David, and H•sh•• his friend likewise.
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So did the Disciple care for Pauls safetie:
So did the Disciple care for Paul's safety:
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for true loue is not onely to doe fauours, but to expell iniuries, and to preuent dangers from friends.
for true love is not only to do favours, but to expel injuries, and to prevent dangers from Friends.
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Which reproueth the ill friendship of men in these daies;
Which Reproveth the ill friendship of men in these days;
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for some will see their friends running into euill, yet will not care by good counsell to preuent it, much lesse being in trouble to seeke their deliuerance,
for Some will see their Friends running into evil, yet will not care by good counsel to prevent it, much less being in trouble to seek their deliverance,
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if it should haply proue either troublesome or costly: for neither of these will these counterfeit friends bestow vpon those they pretend to loue,
if it should haply prove either troublesome or costly: for neither of these will these counterfeit Friends bestow upon those they pretend to love,
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when they stand in need of them. Some are worse, euen Iudas - like, who for gaine will betray their friend;
when they stand in need of them. some Are Worse, even Iudas - like, who for gain will betray their friend;
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or play Achitophels part, turne his counsel against him for hope of fauour, when he thinkes his friend downe the wind, and another like to arise:
or play Achitophels part, turn his counsel against him for hope of favour, when he thinks his friend down the wind, and Another like to arise:
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such false and faithlesse hearts may now be found more than enow, who also will expose their friend into any danger or losse,
such false and faithless hearts may now be found more than enough, who also will expose their friend into any danger or loss,
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so they may get or saue thereby.
so they may get or save thereby.
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Let men therefore learne soundly to try, before they too hastily trust the pretended, rather then truely intended loue in these dayes:
Let men Therefore Learn soundly to try, before they too hastily trust the pretended, rather then truly intended love in these days:
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for now is falsehood in friendship, for that commonly euery man loueth another for himselfe onely, as experience sheweth:
for now is falsehood in friendship, for that commonly every man loves Another for himself only, as experience shows:
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for otherwise true friends will be as Ionathan, who valued nothing of a Kingdome for his friend Dauids sake;
for otherwise true Friends will be as Ionathan, who valued nothing of a Kingdom for his friend David sake;
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they will be like Hushai in aduising for Dauids welfare;
they will be like Hushai in advising for David welfare;
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as Barzillai in relieuing him in distresse, and in shewing him kindnesse when most were against him,
as Barzillai in relieving him in distress, and in showing him kindness when most were against him,
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as Abishai in exposing himselfe into imminent danger for his safetie.
as Abishai in exposing himself into imminent danger for his safety.
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What friends can be found like the Heathen Mariners to Ionah, who in a tempest stroue with all their powers to saue him, with danger of all their liues? or like the Nurse of Mauricius the Emperours child, who offered her owne to be slaine by that bloudie Phocas, to preserue her foster childs life, the sonne of the Emperour? Rare examples worthy imitation,
What Friends can be found like the Heathen Mariners to Jonah, who in a tempest strove with all their Powers to save him, with danger of all their lives? or like the Nurse of Mauricius the emperors child, who offered her own to be slain by that bloody Phocas, to preserve her foster child's life, the son of the Emperor? Rare Examples worthy imitation,
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but not to be paralelled in these dayes.
but not to be paralleled in these days.
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But to returne to Boaz, it may be asked, Why he would suffer her to be within alone in the floore all night? I answer, his care of her safetie:
But to return to Boaz, it may be asked, Why he would suffer her to be within alone in the floor all night? I answer, his care of her safety:
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for hee would rather admit of an inconuenience to himselfe, then the danger of a mischiefe to her, knowing the wickednesse of the times then.
for he would rather admit of an inconvenience to himself, then the danger of a mischief to her, knowing the wickedness of the times then.
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Againe, it may be, he felt in himselfe strength by Gods grace, and also a resolution to withstand the temptation,
Again, it may be, he felt in himself strength by God's grace, and also a resolution to withstand the temptation,
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because he was a man of yeeres (though yet some old are wanton enough:) because he was a iust man (as it is said of Ioseph, the husband of Mary ) and would preserue right to his neighbour.
Because he was a man of Years (though yet Some old Are wanton enough:) Because he was a just man (as it is said of Ioseph, the husband of Marry) and would preserve right to his neighbour.
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And thirdly, for that he had an honest and true intent to marry her, if so hee might,
And Thirdly, for that he had an honest and true intent to marry her, if so he might,
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and therefore hee would not offer her dishonesty;
and Therefore he would not offer her dishonesty;
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though many of vnbridled affections make such oportunities, ready motiues to themselues of abasing themselues one with another:
though many of unbridled affections make such opportunities, ready motives to themselves of abasing themselves one with Another:
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because (forsooth) they mind to marry: Of which euill in this Booke elsewhere I haue spoken.
Because (forsooth) they mind to marry: Of which evil in this Book elsewhere I have spoken.
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And it shall be in the morning. ] So Boaz, though hee deferred it, yet it was but a very little while; And it shall be in the morning. ] So Boaz, though he deferred it, yet it was but a very little while;
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hee would not long, as Naomi saith after, delay the matter:
he would not long, as Naomi Says After, Delay the matter:
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for a wise man will not bee ouer-hastie, yet will hee not neglect, but hasten the businesse which hee taketh in hand:
for a wise man will not be overhasty, yet will he not neglect, but hasten the business which he Takes in hand:
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For the one is the property of a foole, but the other of a man of vnderstanding,
For the one is the property of a fool, but the other of a man of understanding,
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if so be the matter doe require haste: for there be two extremes in businesses to be auoided:
if so be the matter do require haste: for there be two extremes in businesses to be avoided:
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the one is too great haste, where need is not: and this is rashnesse, punished in good Iosias, and in the heady Israelites:
the one is too great haste, where need is not: and this is rashness, punished in good Iosias, and in the heady Israelites:
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the other is too great remisnesse and slackenesse, when the matter requireth haste, which was Amasa his fault.
the other is too great remissness and slackness, when the matter requires haste, which was Amasa his fault.
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And therefore the matter is to be considered of, and thereby wee may iudge when to make haste,
And Therefore the matter is to be considered of, and thereby we may judge when to make haste,
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and when to take more time and deliberation:
and when to take more time and deliberation:
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for that is not rashly attempted, which is first vndertaken with good aduice, though with speed executed.
for that is not rashly attempted, which is First undertaken with good Advice, though with speed executed.
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Secondly, done seasonably, as the circumstances of the time, place, and persons require. Thirdly, whē it is done by our calling warrantably.
Secondly, done seasonably, as the Circumstances of the time, place, and Persons require. Thirdly, when it is done by our calling warrantably.
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When a man faileth in these, though hee take time enough, hee is but a rash Aduenturer.
When a man Faileth in these, though he take time enough, he is but a rash Adventurer.
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That if hee will performe to thee the part of a kinsman; That if he will perform to thee the part of a kinsman;
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] That is, if hee will marry thee, and raise vp the name of the dead:
] That is, if he will marry thee, and raise up the name of the dead:
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for he is before me by right to take or refuse thee; so as if he will haue thee, thou canst not refuse him:
for he is before me by right to take or refuse thee; so as if he will have thee, thou Canst not refuse him:
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then take him, and so an end hereof betweene vs. Though it appeareth many wayes, that Boaz had an earnest affection to Ruth, yet would hee not wrong the kinsman, if hee would haue her:
then take him, and so an end hereof between us Though it appears many ways, that Boaz had an earnest affection to Ruth, yet would he not wrong the kinsman, if he would have her:
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for a good and a iust man, euen in what hee desires, will not wrong another:
for a good and a just man, even in what he Desires, will not wrong Another:
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because the Law of righteousnes bindeth him to iust dealing, of which hee maketh conscience.
Because the Law of righteousness binds him to just dealing, of which he makes conscience.
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So requireth the Law of loue, which possesseth his heart, which is, to loue another as himselfe, and to doe as he would be done vnto.
So requires the Law of love, which Possesses his heart, which is, to love Another as himself, and to do as he would be done unto.
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And thus should euery man learne to doe, and not to withhold any good from the owner thereof,
And thus should every man Learn to do, and not to withhold any good from the owner thereof,
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and to whom it is due. In this kind owe nothing to any man, neither wrong any:
and to whom it is due. In this kind owe nothing to any man, neither wrong any:
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for God is an Auenger of all such things. Here then come iustly to be reproued such as make no conscience of wronging others;
for God is an Avenger of all such things. Here then come justly to be reproved such as make no conscience of wronging Others;
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of which sort are all these:
of which sort Are all these:
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First, Theeues and Robbers, against which the Prophet and Apostle speaketh. 2. Partakers with such, by counsell, command, consent, prouoking, flattery, concealing, receyuing, defending,
First, Thieves and Robbers, against which the Prophet and Apostle speaks. 2. Partakers with such, by counsel, command, consent, provoking, flattery, concealing, receiving, defending,
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or (if it be in our power,) by not punishing such: for such be wicked persons, & such do hate their owne soules.
or (if it be in our power,) by not punishing such: for such be wicked Persons, & such do hate their own Souls.
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Thirdly, fraudulēt persons, of which there be these:
Thirdly, fraudulent Persons, of which there be these:
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first, such as pretend law, to doe wrong, as the Iudge in giuing wrong sentence for by-respects, who by the Prophet are called theeues.
First, such as pretend law, to do wrong, as the Judge in giving wrong sentence for by-respects, who by the Prophet Are called thieves.
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So Lawyers, in craftie pleading to ouerthrow iustice and innocencie; the Sheriffes in panelling partiall Iuries to pleasure men;
So Lawyers, in crafty pleading to overthrow Justice and innocence; the Sheriffs in paneling partial Juries to pleasure men;
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and all such as be false witnesses, or procure their vniust cause to passe, by giuing bribes.
and all such as be false Witnesses, or procure their unjust cause to pass, by giving Bribes.
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To these may be added deceitfull buyers & sellers, in praising or dispraising ouermuch for aduantage, in counterfeit wares, in false weights and measures.
To these may be added deceitful buyers & sellers, in praising or dispraising overmuch for advantage, in counterfeit wares, in false weights and measures.
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So likewise those Villaines, counterfeit Bankrupts, damnable Theeues, Cony-Catchers, cheating Gamesters, and Gnathonicall Knaues, who soothe & flatter, to gaine by others simplicity and folly.
So likewise those Villains, counterfeit bankrupts, damnable Thieves, Cony-Catchers, cheating Gamesters, and Gnathonical Knaves, who sooth & flatter, to gain by Others simplicity and folly.
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Fourthly and lastly, such as withhold goods from the owners, and will not make restitution, as in conscience they are bound:
Fourthly and lastly, such as withhold goods from the owners, and will not make restitution, as in conscience they Are bound:
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for so God commandeth and promiseth mercy to them that restore, and threatneth the punishment for not restoring.
for so God commands and promises mercy to them that restore, and threatens the punishment for not restoring.
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It is a Rule of equitie and iustice that requireth it, which is, to giue euery one his owne;
It is a Rule of equity and Justice that requires it, which is, to give every one his own;
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and the Law of nature, to doe as wee would be done vnto. Yea, we haue the practice of the godly to moue vs;
and the Law of nature, to do as we would be done unto. Yea, we have the practice of the godly to move us;
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the sonnes of Iacob: Zacheus, and Samuel offer it; If they had done wrong to any.
the Sons of Iacob: Zacchaeus, and Samuel offer it; If they had done wrong to any.
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Lastly, this is the iudgement of the godly Learned, that restitution should be made, affirming the sinne not to be remitted,
Lastly, this is the judgement of the godly Learned, that restitution should be made, affirming the sin not to be remitted,
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except the thing taken away be restored: and also that Repentance is not sound without it, if there bee ability to restore.
except the thing taken away be restored: and also that Repentance is not found without it, if there be ability to restore.
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Neither may this bee deferred, when it is in our hand, and when we come to worship before God:
Neither may this be deferred, when it is in our hand, and when we come to worship before God:
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But we must restore the thing found, borrowed, or otherwise gotten, and not iustly beeing our owne,
But we must restore the thing found, borrowed, or otherwise got, and not justly being our own,
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vnto the true owner himselfe, if we know him, or to his children, executors, or next kinsman;
unto the true owner himself, if we know him, or to his children, Executors, or next kinsman;
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and if these bee not to bee found, then to God, for some publike vse to the Church, or reliefe of the poore.
and if these be not to be found, then to God, for Some public use to the Church, or relief of the poor.
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And this restitution must bee made by mee for euery wrong done to my brother, in body, either by my selfe, or by my beast;
And this restitution must be made by me for every wrong done to my brother, in body, either by my self, or by my beast;
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in his goods in like manner, by stealing, by eating their ground with my beasts, by burning, by borrowing and not repaying, by withholding what was deliuered to be kept of fidelitie, by hiding cattell going astray, or keeping things found.
in his goods in like manner, by stealing, by eating their ground with my beasts, by burning, by borrowing and not repaying, by withholding what was Delivered to be kept of Fidis, by hiding cattle going astray, or keeping things found.
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Herein also may iustly be reckoned sacriledge, robbing of Churches, or Church-men of their maintenance allowed by God,
Herein also may justly be reckoned sacrilege, robbing of Churches, or Churchmen of their maintenance allowed by God,
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and the good Lawes of our Land, by not tything, or tything deceitfully. The labourer is worthy of his hire:
and the good Laws of our Land, by not tithing, or tithing deceitfully. The labourer is worthy of his hire:
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let him enioy such maintenance as by Law is giuen him, and godly Ancestours truely intended him;
let him enjoy such maintenance as by Law is given him, and godly Ancestors truly intended him;
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and bee not guiltie of this spirituall theft, which the very heathen would not doe to their priests:
and be not guilty of this spiritual theft, which the very heathen would not do to their Priests:
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for in the great famine of Egypt all the Egyptians lands and goods were bought and sold,
for in the great famine of Egypt all the egyptians Lands and goods were bought and sold,
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but the lands of the Priests were not, but they did eate the portion which Pharaoh gaue them:
but the Lands of the Priests were not, but they did eat the portion which Pharaoh gave them:
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but with vs men are of so greedy and more then heathenish appetite, that they can deuoure vp both land,
but with us men Are of so greedy and more then Heathenish appetite, that they can devour up both land,
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and liuing, and tything, the whole Portion of Christs Ministers;
and living, and tithing, the Whole Portion of Christ Ministers;
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so as these heathen shall rise vp in iudgement against these deuourers, which eate vp from the Lords Messengers what hath bin dedicated for the maintenance of his Seruice and Worship.
so as these heathen shall rise up in judgement against these devourers, which eat up from the lords Messengers what hath been dedicated for the maintenance of his Service and Worship.
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Well, Let him doe the kinsmans part. ] That is, I yeeld him his right in thee, because hee is before mee,Well, Let him do the kinsmans part. ] That is, I yield him his right in thee, Because he is before me,
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as I haue said, neither will I take thee, except hee renounce his right in thee.
as I have said, neither will I take thee, except he renounce his right in thee.
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Boaz, we see, seeketh not to gaine her to himselfe without consent, neither will abuse her,Boaz, we see, seeks not to gain her to himself without consent, neither will abuse her,
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but honestly behaueth himselfe in the night with her alone, as in the eyes of men,
but honestly behaveth himself in the night with her alone, as in the eyes of men,
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and open view of the world:
and open view of the world:
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for a godly man is not good because of men, but for that he feareth God which looketh vpon him, and vpon whom hee looketh:
for a godly man is not good Because of men, but for that he fears God which looks upon him, and upon whom he looks:
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and therefore euery where behaueth himselfe as hee ought.
and Therefore every where behaveth himself as he ought.
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Boaz here loueth her, but lusts not after her to defile her, as some would, making it a sport to commit fornication, with those whom they thinke doe belong vnto others, either betroathed maids, or married wiues:Boaz Here loves her, but Lustiest not After her to defile her, as Some would, making it a sport to commit fornication, with those whom they think do belong unto Others, either betrothed maids, or married wives:
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but whoremongers and adulterers God will iudge. But if hee will not doe the part of a kinsman to thee.
but whoremongers and Adulterers God will judge. But if he will not do the part of a kinsman to thee.
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] These words Boaz vttereth as the ground of his promise to marry with Ruth, to wit,
] These words Boaz uttereth as the ground of his promise to marry with Ruth, to wit,
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if hee the kinsman refuse her: for when one renounceth his right, it is then free for another:
if he the kinsman refuse her: for when one Renounceth his right, it is then free for Another:
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for the release made, is a setting free of that which before was tied, which is for direction to such as take houses, or grounds.
for the release made, is a setting free of that which before was tied, which is for direction to such as take houses, or grounds.
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It is a common complaint to say, He hath taken my house and my grounds from me:
It is a Common complaint to say, He hath taken my house and my grounds from me:
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But often vniustly, as when the Lord letteth not lands or houses, but to a limited time, which being expired, the same is free to let to another,
But often unjustly, as when the Lord lets not Lands or houses, but to a limited time, which being expired, the same is free to let to Another,
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except either custome bind to let the present possessor to haue the refusall, or that some promise be made, which bindeth an honest man to keepe it.
except either custom bind to let the present possessor to have the refusal, or that Some promise be made, which binds an honest man to keep it.
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Beside this, there is indeed a friendly courtesie in the Land-Lord to offer to the present Inioyer that which hee hath, before any other;
Beside this, there is indeed a friendly courtesy in the Land-Lord to offer to the present Inioyer that which he hath, before any other;
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but he is not simply bound so to doe, but only of good wil.
but he is not simply bound so to do, but only of good will.
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Yet must I needs acknowledge, that it is not a neighbourly part for any one out of a greedy couetousnesse, to vnder-myne the possessour,
Yet must I needs acknowledge, that it is not a neighbourly part for any one out of a greedy covetousness, to undermine the possessor,
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or by any indirect meanes to procure from him at the Land-Lords hands, his house or lands:
or by any indirect means to procure from him At the Land-Lords hands, his house or Lands:
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for this is against the Law of loue, to doe as wee would be done vnto,
for this is against the Law of love, to do as we would be done unto,
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and not to doe to others, what wee would not that they should doe vnto vs,
and not to do to Others, what we would not that they should do unto us,
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as the Law and Prophets teach, and our Master Christ cōmandeth; and yet this is a common practice now for want of loue.
as the Law and prophets teach, and our Master christ commands; and yet this is a Common practice now for want of love.
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Note againe how warie Boaz is in making her a promise to marry with her, it is done cautelously, with condition of vpright dealing betweene him and another.
Note again how wary Boaz is in making her a promise to marry with her, it is done cautelously, with condition of upright dealing between him and Another.
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For, as euery promise is to be made of an honest man with due consideration, (because once made, it bindeth,
For, as every promise is to be made of an honest man with due consideration, (Because once made, it binds,
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except there be a release) so especially the promise of marrying one another; both for the weightines of the matter (nothing being so much concerning the welfare,
except there be a release) so especially the promise of marrying one Another; both for the weightiness of the matter (nothing being so much Concerning the welfare,
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or downefall of man in this life) as also for the indissolublenesse of the knot;
or downfall of man in this life) as also for the indissolublenesse of the knot;
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for here is no releasing one of another, but they must liue together till death. And therfore let vs learne to bee warie in making this match:
for Here is no releasing one of Another, but they must live together till death. And Therefore let us Learn to be wary in making this match:
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and to doe this, first, consider these two things before mentioned, and weigh them well to preuent haste and rashnesse herein.
and to do this, First, Consider these two things before mentioned, and weigh them well to prevent haste and rashness herein.
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Secondly, how fit or vnfit the marriage is, and what good reasons there be to perswade to it, or disswade from it.
Secondly, how fit or unfit the marriage is, and what good Reasons there be to persuade to it, or dissuade from it.
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Thirdly, what is required before the marriage to further it, or else which might hinder the same.
Thirdly, what is required before the marriage to further it, or Else which might hinder the same.
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We may not rashly, and vnaduisedly runne into this holy ordinance, as many doe, first, vpon foolish, light, and vnaduised loue.
We may not rashly, and unadvisedly run into this holy Ordinance, as many do, First, upon foolish, Light, and unadvised love.
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Secondly, vpon strong and vnbridled lust, violently pressing them to sudden contracts, and often to filthy vncleanenesse,
Secondly, upon strong and unbridled lust, violently pressing them to sudden contracts, and often to filthy uncleanness,
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like bruit beasts, which haue no vnderstanding.
like bruit beasts, which have no understanding.
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Thirdly, vpon a feare to lose the opportunitie of enioying one another, if friends should know it,
Thirdly, upon a Fear to loose the opportunity of enjoying one Another, if Friends should know it,
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therefore they will contract themselues, and giue themselues one to another, and that dishonestly, to force friends to consent.
Therefore they will contract themselves, and give themselves one to Another, and that dishonestly, to force Friends to consent.
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Fourthly, couetousnesse, when men are carried away, not with the loue of the partie, but with the greatnes of a portion.
Fourthly, covetousness, when men Are carried away, not with the love of the party, but with the greatness of a portion.
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These, and such like, make hastie matches, at leasure to be repented of.
These, and such like, make hasty Matches, At leisure to be repented of.
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Here it may be demanded, Why Boaz made an (if) of the other Kinsmans mind and good will, seeing first he was the nighest Kinsman,
Here it may be demanded, Why Boaz made an (if) of the other Kinsmans mind and good will, seeing First he was the nighest Kinsman,
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and had secondly, the Law of God to mooue him thereto; was it not vncharitablenesse? I answer, No:and had secondly, the Law of God to move him thereto; was it not uncharitableness? I answer, No:
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for hee knew not his kinsmans mind, as it appeareth by his triall of him the next day.
for he knew not his kinsmans mind, as it appears by his trial of him the next day.
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Againe, hee knew well, that albeit nature and Religion tie men to doe a thing; yet worldlings will not doe their dutie.
Again, he knew well, that albeit nature and Religion tie men to do a thing; yet worldlings will not do their duty.
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Cain had Nature, Reason, and Religion, to loue his brother Abel; so had Saul to respect Dauid; but these preuailed with neither of them, no more then the Law here was of force to mooue this worldling;Cain had Nature, Reason, and Religion, to love his brother Abel; so had Saul to respect David; but these prevailed with neither of them, no more then the Law Here was of force to move this worldling;
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for such a one he was, as shall be shewed in the next Chapter. Then will I doe the part of a Kinsman to thee.
for such a one he was, as shall be showed in the next Chapter. Then will I do the part of a Kinsman to thee.
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] Boaz hauing laid downe the condition, he reneweth his promise made in vers. 11. yea,] Boaz having laid down the condition, he Reneweth his promise made in vers. 11. yea,
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though the other refuse her, he will take her: for one mans dislike, maketh not true loue to decay in another mans heart:
though the other refuse her, he will take her: for one men dislike, makes not true love to decay in Another men heart:
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for true loue is fixed vpon the thing beloued, without respect to other mens affections to the same;
for true love is fixed upon the thing Beloved, without respect to other men's affections to the same;
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their liking may the more increase loue, but dislike cannot vtterly remoue it, where it is firmely settled:
their liking may the more increase love, but dislike cannot utterly remove it, where it is firmly settled:
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this, experience telleth vs to bee true, in the loue of young persons affecting marriage.
this, experience Telleth us to be true, in the love of young Persons affecting marriage.
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And it were to bee wished, that our loue were so strong, that our soules were so glued to Religion, that though others dislike, wee may not therefore cease to loue it,
And it were to be wished, that our love were so strong, that our Souls were so glued to Religion, that though Others dislike, we may not Therefore cease to love it,
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but bee as Ruth to Naomi, and so say, as she to her, though shee saw Orpha depart from her.
but be as Ruth to Naomi, and so say, as she to her, though she saw Orpha depart from her.
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Note againe, that albeit Boaz made this promise to her alone, and without other witnesses, but God onely;
Note again, that albeit Boaz made this promise to her alone, and without other Witnesses, but God only;
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yet hauing promised, and sworne to keepe it, he after honestly and faithfully performes the same,
yet having promised, and sworn to keep it, he After honestly and faithfully performs the same,
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as in the next Chapter is plaine: For, an honest man will keepe his oath and his word;
as in the next Chapter is plain: For, an honest man will keep his oath and his word;
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as may be seene in the Reubenites, Gadites, and halfe Tribe of Manasseh, in Ionathan and Dauid, in Iudah with Simeon, in Ioseph to his brethren after acobs death, Caleb to Othniel, the Spies to Rahab, and to the man of Bethel:
as may be seen in the Reubenites, Gadites, and half Tribe of Manasses, in Ionathan and David, in Iudah with Simeon, in Ioseph to his brothers After acobs death, Caleb to Othniel, the Spies to Rahab, and to the man of Bethel:
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for an honest man hath a binding conscience, when the word is passed out of his mouth, he careth for his honest name and credit, which to him is more then riches, and better then oyntment.
for an honest man hath a binding conscience, when the word is passed out of his Mouth, he Careth for his honest name and credit, which to him is more then riches, and better then ointment.
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If therefore we be of vpright and honest dealing, and so would be accounted, let vs keepe our words and our othes:
If Therefore we be of upright and honest dealing, and so would be accounted, let us keep our words and our Oaths:
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for this is common honesty, iustice, and a thing of good report, which we are commanded to haue care of.
for this is Common honesty, Justice, and a thing of good report, which we Are commanded to have care of.
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It is a marke of a good Christian, though it bee to our owne hinderance;
It is a mark of a good Christian, though it be to our own hindrance;
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wee shall be like the children of our heauenly Father, who faileth not of any thing which he speaketh.
we shall be like the children of our heavenly Father, who Faileth not of any thing which he speaks.
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Without keeping promise, men cannot bee trusted; it cutteth off all commerce and traffique with men.
Without keeping promise, men cannot be trusted; it cutteth off all commerce and traffic with men.
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Godly men haue euer made conscience of their word; and very heathen men haue been worthy of admiration in this point.
Godly men have ever made conscience of their word; and very heathen men have been worthy of admiration in this point.
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And yet these things mooue nothing a number of base-minded, false-hearted, and dishonest Christians, vnworthy the name of such,
And yet these things move nothing a number of base-minded, False-hearted, and dishonest Christians, unworthy the name of such,
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when they lose their common honestie.
when they loose their Common honesty.
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As the Lord liueth. ] This is an oath, Ier. 4. 2. This oath hee taketh,As the Lord lives. ] This is an oath, Jeremiah 4. 2. This oath he Takes,
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because it was a matter of great importance, and for that he would put the poore woman out of all doubt,
Because it was a matter of great importance, and for that he would put the poor woman out of all doubt,
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and that shee should not feare the accomplishment, though he was rich, and she poore; he noble, shee meane;
and that she should not Fear the accomplishment, though he was rich, and she poor; he noble, she mean;
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he an Israelite, and she a stranger of Moab. From this note;
he an Israelite, and she a stranger of Moab. From this note;
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First, that it is lawfull to take an oath, against the Anabaptists assertion, of which see Chap. 1. 17. Secondly, That the godly vse to sweare by God, when they sweare, and by none other;
First, that it is lawful to take an oath, against the Anabaptists assertion, of which see Chap. 1. 17. Secondly, That the godly use to swear by God, when they swear, and by none other;
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of this more at large also in chap. 1. 17. Thirdly, that the forme of an oath is diuersly expressed,
of this more At large also in chap. 1. 17. Thirdly, that the Form of an oath is diversely expressed,
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and not one manner of way; as thus, I speake it before God; God is my witnesse; The Lord knoweth; As the Lord liueth; I protest before the Lord;
and not one manner of Way; as thus, I speak it before God; God is my witness; The Lord Knoweth; As the Lord lives; I protest before the Lord;
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I call God to record, and diuers such like, besides the common forme, By God, and so forth;I call God to record, and diverse such like, beside the Common Form, By God, and so forth;
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which I note, to taxe the vsuall swearing of many, who seeme to hate swearing in the common forme,
which I note, to Tax the usual swearing of many, who seem to hate swearing in the Common Form,
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and yet they themselues sweare too often in another forme:
and yet they themselves swear too often in Another Form:
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so subtill is Satan to beguile them in that, and therein to make them guiltie of that, from which they take themselues to be most free:
so subtle is Satan to beguile them in that, and therein to make them guilty of that, from which they take themselves to be most free:
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but they be deceiued, for when God, or his name and attributes are at any time mentioned,
but they be deceived, for when God, or his name and attributes Are At any time mentioned,
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for this end, to confirme the truth of that which a man speaketh, it is an oath.
for this end, to confirm the truth of that which a man speaks, it is an oath.
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Let men take notice hereof, and cease to be common swearers.
Let men take notice hereof, and cease to be Common swearers.
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Fourthly, that it is lawfull to sweare in priuat cases, as Ionathan did to Dauid, and he to Ionathan; the spies to Rahab, & Boaz here to Ruth, in case of necessitie, and in weightie matters.
Fourthly, that it is lawful to swear in private cases, as Ionathan did to David, and he to Ionathan; the spies to Rahab, & Boaz Here to Ruth, in case of necessity, and in weighty matters.
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In such cases wee may vse our lawfull libertie, but yet with great warinesse, with great reuerence of the high Maiestie of God, not suddenly, not in passion, not without due aduisement.
In such cases we may use our lawful liberty, but yet with great wariness, with great Reverence of the high Majesty of God, not suddenly, not in passion, not without due advisement.
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Fifthly, that an oath is the confirming of the mind of another in the truth of that which is spoken, whether of things past, spoken,
Fifthly, that an oath is the confirming of the mind of Another in the truth of that which is spoken, whither of things past, spoken,
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or done, or of things present, or of things to come, and promised to be done.
or done, or of things present, or of things to come, and promised to be done.
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This is the end of Boaz swearing here.
This is the end of Boaz swearing Here.
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If this be so, then let men rest satisfied with an oath, as Ruth doth here,
If this be so, then let men rest satisfied with an oath, as Ruth does Here,
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and as in some cases God would haue men so to do, for it is the greatest confirmation of a truth that may bee,
and as in Some cases God would have men so to do, for it is the greatest confirmation of a truth that may be,
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except the partie swearing either hath been conuinced, or is at that present conuincible, by good probabilities of falshood.
except the party swearing either hath been convinced, or is At that present convincible, by good probabilities of falsehood.
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If this be the end of an oath, then also let men care to sweare truly, that the mind of others may trust them,
If this be the end of an oath, then also let men care to swear truly, that the mind of Others may trust them,
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and relye vpon their faithfull oath taken.
and rely upon their faithful oath taken.
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But we haue cause to bewaile these times, in which there bee such, as professing Christianitie,
But we have cause to bewail these times, in which there be such, as professing Christianity,
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yet will vse oathes, yea, and fearefull execrations to coozen with, to make their lyes and secret villanies intended, to bee the lesse suspected,
yet will use Oaths, yea, and fearful execrations to cozen with, to make their lies and secret villainies intended, to be the less suspected,
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as by miserable experience some simple and plaine meaning men may speake, being deluded by faire shewes of godlinesse, zeale of goodnesse, words confirmed by oathes, fearefull execrations,
as by miserable experience Some simple and plain meaning men may speak, being deluded by fair shows of godliness, zeal of Goodness, words confirmed by Oaths, fearful execrations,
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and counterfeit letters, that wicked hypocrites and Satanicall deceiuers might attaine to their vnlawfull desires.
and counterfeit letters, that wicked Hypocrites and Satanical deceivers might attain to their unlawful Desires.
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Let men therfore take heed of men, and beware whom they trust, seeing men dare with pretence of godlinesse, goe so farre in detestable villanies:
Let men Therefore take heed of men, and beware whom they trust, seeing men Dare with pretence of godliness, go so Far in detestable villainies:
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but I wish him or them that practise it, to leaue it betimes, else let them looke for deserued doome, without serious Repentance. Lie down vntill the morning.
but I wish him or them that practise it, to leave it betimes, Else let them look for deserved doom, without serious Repentance. Lie down until the morning.
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] With these words hee endeth his conference, not spending the night in vaine or vnnecessary prattling,
] With these words he Endeth his conference, not spending the night in vain or unnecessary prattling,
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as idle louers and wanton suters will doe:
as idle lovers and wanton Suitors will do:
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but hauing answered her request, and shewed to her his loue and honest resolution, hee willeth her to lie downe vntill the morning.
but having answered her request, and showed to her his love and honest resolution, he wills her to lie down until the morning.
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By which words it seemeth she was risen vp, as ready to depart, but that hee would not permit her so to doe, for the reasons before mentioned:
By which words it seems she was risen up, as ready to depart, but that he would not permit her so to do, for the Reasons before mentioned:
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and because the night is ordained for rest, as the Psalmist saith: At night man goeth to his rest.
and Because the night is ordained for rest, as the Psalmist Says: At night man Goes to his rest.
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Neither is it safe for young women to bee abroad in the night; it sauoureth not well, it befitteth not their sex, & may endanger their chastitie.
Neither is it safe for young women to be abroad in the night; it savoureth not well, it befitteth not their sex, & may endanger their chastity.
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Wee must beware of beeing Night-walkers: for Satan the prince of darkenesse will then be the most busie.
we must beware of being Night-walkers: for Satan the Prince of darkness will then be the most busy.
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Such also as hate the Light, loue to be in darkenesse, as the theefe, & the adulterer.
Such also as hate the Light, love to be in darkness, as the thief, & the adulterer.
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Againe, the night imboldeneth to al villanie and wickednes, which in the day time they will not dare to doe,
Again, the night emboldens to all villainy and wickedness, which in the day time they will not Dare to do,
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as may bee seene in the Sodomites, and Gibeonites. Lastly, Night-walkers haue euer beene suspected for illdisposed persons.
as may be seen in the Sodomites, and Gibeonites. Lastly, Night-walkers have ever been suspected for illdisposed Persons.
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Verse 14. And shee lay at his feet vntill the morning: and shee rose vp before one could know another:Verse 14. And she lay At his feet until the morning: and she rose up before one could know Another:
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for hee said, Let it not bee knowne, that a woman came into the floore. THis verse sheweth how Ruth rested till the morning:
for he said, Let it not be known, that a woman Come into the floor. THis verse shows how Ruth rested till the morning:
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then, her rising ready to depart; with the mouing cause from Boaz speech, being a wary Caueat vnto her.
then, her rising ready to depart; with the moving cause from Boaz speech, being a wary Caveat unto her.
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And shee lay at his feet vntill the morning. ] This is added, to shew their chaste and continēt behauiour:And she lay At his feet until the morning. ] This is added, to show their chaste and continent behaviour:
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for if they had offended, the holy Ghost, who spared not Noahs drunkennesse, Lots incest, Dauids adultery, would not haue concealed this fact,
for if they had offended, the holy Ghost, who spared not Noahs Drunkenness, Lots Incest, David adultery, would not have concealed this fact,
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if so they had thereof been guilty: They were both honest and feared God: and therefore they would not commit such wickednesse, albeit they had occasion offred.
if so they had thereof been guilty: They were both honest and feared God: and Therefore they would not commit such wickedness, albeit they had occasion offered.
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Whereby wee may learne, that where the feare of God and honesty beareth sway, there chastity may bee preserued,
Whereby we may Learn, that where the Fear of God and honesty bears sway, there chastity may be preserved,
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though occasion bee offered to the contrary. though occasion be offered to the contrary.
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Behold this here in old Boaz, and elsewhere in young Ioseph; there was neither lechery in the one,
Behold this Here in old Boaz, and elsewhere in young Ioseph; there was neither lechery in the one,
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nor strength of lust, nor youthfull wantonnesse in the other:
nor strength of lust, nor youthful wantonness in the other:
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for there lust is bridled, where the feare of God possesseth the heart, and honesty lodgeth.
for there lust is bridled, where the Fear of God Possesses the heart, and honesty lodgeth.
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To bee kept therefore from this euill, let these vertuous examples guide vs, that lust ouer-beare vs not,
To be kept Therefore from this evil, let these virtuous Examples guide us, that lust overbear us not,
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as it doth in such as seeke occasions to sinne in this kind:
as it does in such as seek occasions to sin in this kind:
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neighing, as Ieremie speaketh, after their neighbours wiues. And such also, though they seeke not occasion, like the former;neighing, as Ieremie speaks, After their neighbours wives. And such also, though they seek not occasion, like the former;
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yet they easily take occasion to offend this way, with virgins, with married wiues, and with those whom they thinke to marry with;
yet they Easily take occasion to offend this Way, with Virgins, with married wives, and with those whom they think to marry with;
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and this last is held no offence at all by them: because they thinke that marriage amendeth all.
and this last is held no offence At all by them: Because they think that marriage amendeth all.
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But first it is an argument of a strong and vnbridled lust, which should not beare rule in Christians.
But First it is an argument of a strong and unbridled lust, which should not bear Rule in Christians.
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Secondly, if the man hap to die before marriage, (as who is certaine of life?) the woman being with child, becommeth infamous,
Secondly, if the man hap to die before marriage, (as who is certain of life?) the woman being with child, becomes infamous,
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and shee that should haue beene a wife, is left as an harlot.
and she that should have been a wife, is left as an harlot.
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Thirdly, it is an offence to the Church, being knowne, and punishable by the same, which offence the godly must auoid:
Thirdly, it is an offence to the Church, being known, and punishable by the same, which offence the godly must avoid:
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Giue no offence, (saith the Apostle) to Iew, nor Gentile, nor to the Church of God. Give no offence, (Says the Apostle) to Iew, nor Gentile, nor to the Church of God.
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Fourthly & lastly, it beseemeth not the holinesse of the publicke solemnization of marriage, to which the parties should come vndefiled,
Fourthly & lastly, it beseems not the holiness of the public solemnization of marriage, to which the parties should come undefiled,
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as the Assembly and Congregation of God doe in charitie iudge of them.
as the Assembly and Congregation of God do in charity judge of them.
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Note besides, that these two godly persons kept themselues chaste, and how others accounted also godly,
Note beside, that these two godly Persons kept themselves chaste, and how Others accounted also godly,
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and that so were, yet were very fowly ouertaken in this sinne of the flesh, as wee haue example in Lot in a caue with his daughters;
and that so were, yet were very foully overtaken in this sin of the Flesh, as we have Exampl in Lot in a cave with his daughters;
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Iudah with Tamar; and Dauid with Bathshebah. From whence obserue, that Gods owne deare Children haue not all the like measure of grace, nor power to resist temptations,Iudah with Tamar; and David with Bathsheba. From whence observe, that God's own deer Children have not all the like measure of grace, nor power to resist temptations,
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and to subdue their owne corruptions. In the holy Word of God wee shall find three sorts of the godly:
and to subdue their own corruptions. In the holy Word of God we shall find three sorts of the godly:
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some hardly found fault with, their infirmities passed ouer with silence;
Some hardly found fault with, their infirmities passed over with silence;
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such a one was Isaac, Boaz heere, so Iosua, Samuel, Daniel, Mephibosheth, Ionathan, Zacharie and Elizabeth, Simeon, Anna, the Virgin Mary, and others.
such a one was Isaac, Boaz Here, so Iosua, Samuel, daniel, Mephibosheth, Ionathan, Zacharias and Elizabeth, Simeon, Anna, the Virgae Marry, and Others.
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Some are noted with their frailties and light infirmities, being most excellent Saints of God, as Moses, Iob, Ieremie, Hezechias, and Iosias, and some others.
some Are noted with their frailties and Light infirmities, being most excellent Saints of God, as Moses, Job, Ieremie, Hezekiah, and Iosias, and Some Others.
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A third sort are stained with foule offences, as Dauid with adulterie and murther; Iudah with incest, and so Lot; Aaron with Idolatry; and Peter with periurie:
A third sort Are stained with foul offences, as David with adultery and murder; Iudah with Incest, and so Lot; Aaron with Idolatry; and Peter with perjury:
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for the Lord affordeth not the like grace in equall measure vnto all. All are sanctified:
for the Lord affords not the like grace in equal measure unto all. All Are sanctified:
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yet corruptions more sway in one then in another, as these instances shew, and as experience daily teacheth.
yet corruptions more sway in one then in Another, as these instances show, and as experience daily Teaches.
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Therefore let vs not thinke to find the like grace in all, and the like mortification of corruption:
Therefore let us not think to find the like grace in all, and the like mortification of corruption:
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for God distributeth his gifts and the measure, as it pleaseth him.
for God distributeth his Gifts and the measure, as it Pleases him.
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None are then to bee condemned simply for bad persons, as if they were not in the number of Gods Saints;
None Are then to be condemned simply for bad Persons, as if they were not in the number of God's Saints;
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because they bee not in all things like their brothren:
Because they be not in all things like their brethren:
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for they, euen both sorts of them may bee the Lords, and yet in some thing bee very much vnlike.
for they, even both sorts of them may be the lords, and yet in Some thing be very much unlike.
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Ioseph inticed by his mistresse, preserued his chastitie: but Dauid inticed another mans wife, and lay with her.Ioseph enticed by his mistress, preserved his chastity: but David enticed Another men wife, and lay with her.
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Boaz alone with Ruth would not sinne in fornication: but Lot alone with his daughters committed incest.Boaz alone with Ruth would not sin in fornication: but Lot alone with his daughters committed Incest.
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Nathaniel was a true Israelite without guile:Nathaniel was a true Israelite without guile:
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but Iacob first called Israel, of whom came all the Israelites, dissembled, & lyed to his own father:
but Iacob First called Israel, of whom Come all the Israelites, dissembled, & lied to his own father:
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Moses a meeke man, but Ionah of a very froward spirit: and yet al of them good men, & the blessed Saints of God.Moses a meek man, but Jonah of a very froward Spirit: and yet all of them good men, & the blessed Saints of God.
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This therefore iustly reproueth those, who seeing men professing Religion, and yet to differ in their courses, some to liue vnreprouably,
This Therefore justly Reproveth those, who seeing men professing Religion, and yet to differ in their courses, Some to live vnreprouably,
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and others to giue great offence in their falls, though of infirmitie, doe vtterly condemne them all as hypocrites, and as dissemblers.
and Others to give great offence in their falls, though of infirmity, do utterly condemn them all as Hypocrites, and as dissemblers.
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Yea, this checketh them themselues for deadly censuring one another, when if any man be ouertaken in any fault:
Yea, this checketh them themselves for deadly censuring one Another, when if any man be overtaken in any fault:
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they which be spirituall, should restore such an one in the spirit of meekenesse, considering themselues, lest they also be tempted.
they which be spiritual, should restore such an one in the Spirit of meekness, considering themselves, lest they also be tempted.
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If any man heere aske, Why doth not God make all his Children to be alike religiously minded one as well as another? I answer, the Lord may doe it for these reasons.
If any man Here ask, Why does not God make all his Children to be alike religiously minded one as well as Another? I answer, the Lord may do it for these Reasons.
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First, for the good many times of the godly themselues:
First, for the good many times of the godly themselves:
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for they are suffered to fall for their greater humiliation, the more to let them see their owne weakenesse, to shew that they stand not of themselues;
for they Are suffered to fallen for their greater humiliation, the more to let them see their own weakness, to show that they stand not of themselves;
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to make them the more to deny themselues, not to bee lifted vp with any conceit of their owne goodnesse, or merit;
to make them the more to deny themselves, not to be lifted up with any conceit of their own Goodness, or merit;
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but to magnifie Gods mercy for their daily preseruation, and for his goodnesse towards them:
but to magnify God's mercy for their daily preservation, and for his Goodness towards them:
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and after their fall returning to God, and feeling peace in their renewed Repentance, they will the more closely sticke to God, more earnestly pray, and more feruently loue him:
and After their fallen returning to God, and feeling peace in their renewed Repentance, they will the more closely stick to God, more earnestly pray, and more fervently love him:
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for so great good the Lord workes in his Children after their falls; yea such humiliation will bee wrought thereby in them;
for so great good the Lord works in his Children After their falls; yea such humiliation will be wrought thereby in them;
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and such comfort, ioy, and loue in God after their recouerie, as no outward crosses, nor outward deliuerances can euer doe the like.
and such Comfort, joy, and love in God After their recovery, as no outward Crosses, nor outward Deliverances can ever do the like.
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Secondly, for the further damnation of the wicked, who at the falls of the godly doe harden their hearts the more against all Religion, thinking it to bee a vaine thing,
Secondly, for the further damnation of the wicked, who At the falls of the godly do harden their hearts the more against all Religion, thinking it to be a vain thing,
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and that such as follow and embrace it, are no better than others, and that the best be but hypocrites:
and that such as follow and embrace it, Are no better than Others, and that the best be but Hypocrites:
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because they see some grieuously ouertaken; when these miserable soules should hereby be moued the more to feare their owne damnation,
Because they see Some grievously overtaken; when these miserable Souls should hereby be moved the more to Fear their own damnation,
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except they repent and take a better course: for if the righteous scarcely bee saued; if they so hardly get out of their corruptions;
except they Repent and take a better course: for if the righteous scarcely be saved; if they so hardly get out of their corruptions;
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if they bee so fearefully ouertaken, who reade, meditate, heare the Word, conferre thereof, pray much, and humble themselues with teares;
if they be so fearfully overtaken, who read, meditate, hear the Word, confer thereof, pray much, and humble themselves with tears;
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where shall the wicked and sinner appeare? How can the common and carelesse Christian bee saued? Thus should they reason, to rowze vp their spirits to make them to seeke God,
where shall the wicked and sinner appear? How can the Common and careless Christian be saved? Thus should they reason, to rouse up their spirits to make them to seek God,
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and feare damnation, and not take occasion by the falls of some, to condemne the profession of Religion it selfe in others,
and Fear damnation, and not take occasion by the falls of Some, to condemn the profession of Religion it self in Others,
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and so to make no account thereof in themselues to the hardning of their owne hearts,
and so to make no account thereof in themselves to the hardening of their own hearts,
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and so heaping vpon themselues the iust deserued vengeance. And she rose vp, before one could know another.
and so heaping upon themselves the just deserved vengeance. And she rose up, before one could know Another.
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] That shee might bee gone away out of the floore before the light, or at the dawning of the day, very earely, ere others should bee stirring.
] That she might be gone away out of the floor before the Light, or At the dawning of the day, very early, ere Others should be stirring.
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This shee did perhaps out of a ioy of heart, and desire to bee with Naomi, to tell her the successe of her counsell, which she carefully followed,
This she did perhaps out of a joy of heart, and desire to be with Naomi, to tell her the success of her counsel, which she carefully followed,
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as it may seeme by her hasty relation of the matter vnto her mother in law,
as it may seem by her hasty Relation of the matter unto her mother in law,
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when shee came vnto her, as shall bee shewed in the 16. verse. Note heere, that they bee not drowzie-headed, whose hearts are taken vp with their businesse:
when she Come unto her, as shall be showed in the 16. verse. Note Here, that they be not drowzie-headed, whose hearts Are taken up with their business:
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they can rise betimes, and preuent the day, whether it bee the desire of getting goods,
they can rise betimes, and prevent the day, whither it be the desire of getting goods,
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or enioying pleasure, or to doe mischiefe, which makes some not to rest:
or enjoying pleasure, or to do mischief, which makes Some not to rest:
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or that it bee such ioy as was heere in Ruth; or a good will to doe a thing,
or that it be such joy as was Here in Ruth; or a good will to do a thing,
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as in Abraham to obey God, hee arose vp earely; so Iacob to get to his Vncles;
as in Abraham to obey God, he arose up early; so Iacob to get to his Uncle's;
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Iosua to find out the transgressour in the excommunicate thing, to put euill away from Israel; Iosua to find out the transgressor in the excommunicate thing, to put evil away from Israel;
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Dauid to go with that which his father sent vnto the hoast. David to go with that which his father sent unto the host.
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So that let the heart be taken vp with loue, care, ioy, desire, it will doe any thing;
So that let the heart be taken up with love, care, joy, desire, it will do any thing;
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the spirit of drowzinesse will bee shaken off: for it is the carelesse minde which maketh slothfull.
the Spirit of drowzinesse will be shaken off: for it is the careless mind which makes slothful.
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To bee therefore stirring, and to raise vp our selues out of the bed of idlenesse, wee must set our hearts vpon our affaires.
To be Therefore stirring, and to raise up our selves out of the Bed of idleness, we must Set our hearts upon our affairs.
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I might also note, how darkenesse keeps vs from the knowledge of one another:
I might also note, how darkness keeps us from the knowledge of one Another:
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therefore in darkenesse man feareth not the face of man, and so is bold to doe euill;
Therefore in darkness man fears not the face of man, and so is bold to do evil;
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because hee is hid from the sight of others: and as it is in bodily darkenesse, so in spirituall;
Because he is hid from the sighed of Others: and as it is in bodily darkness, so in spiritual;
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the ignorant and blind in soule dare do any thing, they blush not, neither be they ashamed, which others enlightened are afraid to commit;
the ignorant and blind in soul Dare do any thing, they blush not, neither be they ashamed, which Others enlightened Are afraid to commit;
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neither can they discerne one another: for the light of Truth they haue not.
neither can they discern one Another: for the Light of Truth they have not.
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But yet though men can bee hid in darkenesse from men, they cannot bee so from God.
But yet though men can be hid in darkness from men, they cannot be so from God.
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For hee said, (or as others reade) And hee said, Let it not bee knowne that a woman came into the floore. For he said, (or as Others read) And he said, Let it not be known that a woman Come into the floor.
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] If you reade For, it is a reason from Boaz his speech of her so soone rising;
] If you read For, it is a reason from Boaz his speech of her so soon rising;
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if And, then it is his admonition to her, that beeing risen, shee should so get her into the city, that others might not know that they were alone together in the floore that night.
if And, then it is his admonition to her, that being risen, she should so get her into the City, that Others might not know that they were alone together in the floor that night.
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Howsoeuer it bee read, Boaz herein sheweth his care of his & her honest name and credit, which might hereby bee brought into suspition,
Howsoever it be read, Boaz herein shows his care of his & her honest name and credit, which might hereby be brought into suspicion,
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albeit their consciences had told them, that they had done nothing worthy blame, for any act of dishonestie.
albeit their Consciences had told them, that they had done nothing worthy blame, for any act of dishonesty.
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From hence let vs note, First, that it neuer was, neither yet is a matter of good report,
From hence let us note, First, that it never was, neither yet is a matter of good report,
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but a suspition rather of euill, for a man and a woman to be taken together alone in places vnfit, vnusuall, and at times vnseasonable. but a suspicion rather of evil, for a man and a woman to be taken together alone in places unfit, unusual, and At times unseasonable.
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This the words of Boaz doe plainely heere giue vs to vnderstand: for man is so apt to this sinne of the flesh;
This the words of Boaz do plainly Here give us to understand: for man is so apt to this sin of the Flesh;
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yea the best, without especial grace, as light occasions breed suspitions:
yea the best, without especial grace, as Light occasions breed suspicions:
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because also men are not so charitable as they should bee, if any least shew of euill may seeme to bee giuen this way.
Because also men Are not so charitable as they should be, if any least show of evil may seem to be given this Way.
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Therefore let such as would not bee suspected, beware how they be in company alone together,
Therefore let such as would not be suspected, beware how they be in company alone together,
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when and where suspicions may arise.
when and where suspicions may arise.
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Secondly, that it is not enough to haue our consciences cleare before God, but our selues cleare of giuing iust suspition of euill, before men.
Secondly, that it is not enough to have our Consciences clear before God, but our selves clear of giving just suspicion of evil, before men.
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This was Boaz his care, and Saint Pauls: for it is not enough to haue a good conscience within,
This was Boaz his care, and Saint Paul's: for it is not enough to have a good conscience within,
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but we must haue care of our good name, to be well reported of abroad; which is an excellent thing, better then riches, then oyntment.
but we must have care of our good name, to be well reported of abroad; which is an excellent thing, better then riches, then ointment.
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And this the godly will endeuour to obtaine, to stop the mouthes of aduersaries, that they may bee put to rebuke,
And this the godly will endeavour to obtain, to stop the mouths of Adversaries, that they may be put to rebuke,
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and to procure glory to the Gospell which they doe professe.
and to procure glory to the Gospel which they do profess.
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This being our duetie, then are they reproueable which make no conscience of offence before men:
This being our duty, then Are they reprovable which make no conscience of offence before men:
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because, say they, our hearts condemne not vs, wee know wee doe not what men suspect:
Because, say they, our hearts condemn not us, we know we do not what men suspect:
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when yet the Apostle forbids offences, and to looke to expediencie, and not simply to the lawfulnesse of a thing,
when yet the Apostle forbids offences, and to look to expediency, and not simply to the lawfulness of a thing,
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and to auoid all appearances of euill.
and to avoid all appearances of evil.
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There are another sort worse than these, who are so farre from auoiding suspition of euill,
There Are Another sort Worse than these, who Are so Far from avoiding suspicion of evil,
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as they are not ashamed of the euill it selfe, being past shame, and dare openly boast of their lewdnesse, without blushing, of which both Esai and Ieremie doe complaine.
as they Are not ashamed of the evil it self, being passed shame, and Dare openly boast of their Lewdness, without blushing, of which both Isaiah and Ieremie do complain.
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Verse 15. Also hee said, Bring the vaile that thou hast vpon thee, and hold it.Verse 15. Also he said, Bring the veil that thou hast upon thee, and hold it.
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And when shee held it, hee measured six measures of Barley, and laid it on her:
And when she held it, he measured six measures of Barley, and laid it on her:
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and shee went into the Citie.
and she went into the city.
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HEre is Boaz his liberality and testimonie of loue, nothing wherein it was receiued, what and how much hee gaue, his helping her vp with it to conuay and carry it away.
Here is Boaz his liberality and testimony of love, nothing wherein it was received, what and how much he gave, his helping her up with it to convey and carry it away.
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And lastly, his and her departure into the citie.
And lastly, his and her departure into the City.
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Also hee said. ] Boaz his former speech was for her credit, but this is for her comfort;Also he said. ] Boaz his former speech was for her credit, but this is for her Comfort;
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the former stood in words, but this in a good work of mercy.
the former stood in words, but this in a good work of mercy.
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A good mans loue appeareth in word and in deed, in good counsell, and in good works of comfort also This sheweth loue to bee perfect, not feigned;A good men love appears in word and in deed, in good counsel, and in good works of Comfort also This shows love to be perfect, not feigned;
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this is to follow the Apostle Iohn his exhortation, not to loue in word and tongue onely,
this is to follow the Apostle John his exhortation, not to love in word and tongue only,
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but in deed and in truth: so loued Boaz, and so doe all blessed men loue.
but in deed and in truth: so loved Boaz, and so do all blessed men love.
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If therefore the loue of worke bee wanting, and onely the loue of word, it is counterfeit loue,
If Therefore the love of work be wanting, and only the love of word, it is counterfeit love,
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and Saint Iames reiecteth it, as no loue. Bring the vaile that thou hast vpon thee, and hold it.
and Saint James rejects it, as no love. Bring the veil that thou hast upon thee, and hold it.
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] He tooke occasion from this loose vaile, to bestow corne vpon her:
] He took occasion from this lose veil, to bestow corn upon her:
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for a good man, in his willingnesse to do good, will take the smallest occasiō to shew it.
for a good man, in his willingness to do good, will take the Smallest occasion to show it.
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This word vaile in another place is translated mantle. It was a loose garment cast vpon her, to keepe her warme,
This word veil in Another place is translated mantle. It was a lose garment cast upon her, to keep her warm,
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and to couer her in the night.
and to cover her in the night.
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There was vsed also among them another vaile for the day, to throw ouer their heads and faces for modestie sake:
There was used also among them Another veil for the day, to throw over their Heads and faces for modesty sake:
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such an one had faire Rebecca, whose modestie may condemne the wanton going of our women, who yet come short of Rebecca for beauty.
such an one had fair Rebecca, whose modesty may condemn the wanton going of our women, who yet come short of Rebecca for beauty.
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I wish also they were not more short of her for honesty.
I wish also they were not more short of her for honesty.
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The Arabian women, yea & so the heathen Romane women went couered, as doe now the women in Spaine, not halfe naked,
The Arabian women, yea & so the heathen Roman women went covered, as do now the women in Spain, not half naked,
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as many harlotries doe now in England, to the shame of Religion, and disgrace of the Gospell, hauing both heathen and Papists to condemne them.
as many harlotries do now in England, to the shame of Religion, and disgrace of the Gospel, having both heathen and Papists to condemn them.
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But what care such for the Gospell, which want grace? or for Religion, which are of none at all,
But what care such for the Gospel, which want grace? or for Religion, which Are of none At all,
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and neuer yet had their consciences bound to the obedience thereof, but liue as Libertines, doing what they list, walking after the lust of their owne hearts. And when shee held it.
and never yet had their Consciences bound to the Obedience thereof, but live as Libertines, doing what they list, walking After the lust of their own hearts. And when she held it.
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] This implieth some stay till shee had folded it, to receiue his kindnesse:
] This Implies Some stay till she had folded it, to receive his kindness:
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for he that mindeth truely to doe the poore good, can bee content to stay till they can bee ready to receiue it.
for he that minds truly to do the poor good, can be content to stay till they can be ready to receive it.
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Boaz was not like such as seeme to be willing to giue the poore a penny,Boaz was not like such as seem to be willing to give the poor a penny,
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and yet will be gone before hee can open his purse to change the niggards siluer:
and yet will be gone before he can open his purse to change the niggards silver:
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so they blame his not readinesse to receiue what they onely pretended, but neuer from heart intended: so lewdly deluding the poore.
so they blame his not readiness to receive what they only pretended, but never from heart intended: so lewdly deluding the poor.
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Boaz had shewed her great kindnesse before, which shee receiued, and now hee offers her this mercy againe, which shee refuseth not.Boaz had showed her great kindness before, which she received, and now he offers her this mercy again, which she Refuseth not.
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For it is no vnmannerlinesse, nor disgrace, to take kindnesse offred of friends, though the parties before haue beene chargeable,
For it is no unmannerliness, nor disgrace, to take kindness offered of Friends, though the parties before have been chargeable,
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and haue often receiued of their bountie; and have often received of their bounty;
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so long as the one sort be able, and voluntarily doe giue, and the other bee poore,
so long as the one sort be able, and voluntarily do give, and the other be poor,
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and not importunate yet standing in need to receiue: for pouerty is a heauie burthen, and may iustly make excuse for them.
and not importunate yet standing in need to receive: for poverty is a heavy burden, and may justly make excuse for them.
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And therefore such are not to bee blamed, which do not refuse the often offred bounties of friends:
And Therefore such Are not to be blamed, which do not refuse the often offered bounties of Friends:
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but indeed, such as need not, and will bee chargeable to frank-hearted friends, such are basely couetous,
but indeed, such as need not, and will be chargeable to frank-hearted Friends, such Are basely covetous,
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and deserue reproofe, rather then to haue their desire. Hee measured six measures of Barley. ] Boaz had giuen much before by his seruants: now, by his owne hand:
and deserve reproof, rather then to have their desire. He measured six measures of Barley. ] Boaz had given much before by his Servants: now, by his own hand:
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yet not at randome, taking out of the heape, hee knew not what; but he measured that to her which hee gaue her.
yet not At random, taking out of the heap, he knew not what; but he measured that to her which he gave her.
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Whence note from his person still giuing vnto Ruth, and in her to Naomi: that a liberall and mercifull heart is not weary of well-doing.
Whence note from his person still giving unto Ruth, and in her to Naomi: that a liberal and merciful heart is not weary of welldoing.
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Cornelius a good and deuout man, gaue daily much almes vnto the poore:Cornelius a good and devout man, gave daily much alms unto the poor:
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for his soule delighteth in mercy and workes of charity, and desiring to bee rich in good workes, as the Apostle exhorteth.
for his soul delights in mercy and works of charity, and desiring to be rich in good works, as the Apostle exhorteth.
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These examples let vs imitate and follow, wee must not bee wearie of wel-doing;
These Examples let us imitate and follow, we must not be weary of welldoing;
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and if we haue faith, we will shew forth good workes, if it bee liuely and not dead faith.
and if we have faith, we will show forth good works, if it be lively and not dead faith.
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They are therefore reproueable, who bee wearie of well-doing; they would giue once, but not often, neither at any time much:
They Are Therefore reprovable, who be weary of welldoing; they would give once, but not often, neither At any time much:
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and yet wee beg bread at Gods hands daily, and repine if wee haue it not,
and yet we beg bred At God's hands daily, and repine if we have it not,
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and not onely for the present, but for the time to come.
and not only for the present, but for the time to come.
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It is noted of Titus Vespasian, that hee thought he had lost that day, in which he had not performed some office of beneficence.
It is noted of Titus Vespasian, that he Thought he had lost that day, in which he had not performed Some office of beneficence.
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Few Christians think as this Heathen thought:
Few Christians think as this Heathen Thought:
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for then would our great men giue more, and spend lesse vainely, that the poore might fare the better.
for then would our great men give more, and spend less vainly, that the poor might fare the better.
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Another sort are heere faultie, who continue to giue now and then, but are loth to encrease their liberality,
another sort Are Here faulty, who continue to give now and then, but Are loath to increase their liberality,
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as God encreaseth his bounty in mercy towards them: for if they grow rich, it is hee that giueth them power to get riches.
as God increases his bounty in mercy towards them: for if they grow rich, it is he that gives them power to get riches.
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The third sort are such as turne their loue wholely to themselues, and thinke all little enough for themselues,
The third sort Are such as turn their love wholly to themselves, and think all little enough for themselves,
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and that through base couetousnesse, being neuer satisfied, so as they liue of vsurie and oppression, getting from others what they can;
and that through base covetousness, being never satisfied, so as they live of Usury and oppression, getting from Others what they can;
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or through an aspyring spirit, getting goods to grow great in the world;
or through an aspiring Spirit, getting goods to grow great in the world;
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or else of a vaine vnthriftie humour of spending, can spare nothing to giue to the poore;
or Else of a vain unthrifty humour of spending, can spare nothing to give to the poor;
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because his consuming guests, (which euer lodge with him) whoredome, drunkennesse, pride, and loue of play, doe keepe him still so bare of money.
Because his consuming guests, (which ever lodge with him) whoredom, Drunkenness, pride, and love of play, do keep him still so bore of money.
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Another lesson may we learne hence, frō Boaz his manner of giuing by measure, and not hand ouer head,
another Lesson may we Learn hence, from Boaz his manner of giving by measure, and not hand over head,
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as wee say, without discretion, that Liberality is not lauish of Gods blessings, giuing in iudgemēt, and not without consideration:
as we say, without discretion, that Liberality is not lavish of God's blessings, giving in judgement, and not without consideration:
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for euery vertue either is, or should be guided with prudence. This discretion in Boaz is commendable;
for every virtue either is, or should be guided with prudence. This discretion in Boaz is commendable;
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and they that will consider what they giue, before they giue, in so doing, are not to be reproued. And laid it on her.
and they that will Consider what they give, before they give, in so doing, Are not to be reproved. And laid it on her.
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] See how a willing Giuer doth not onely bestow a benefit, but helpeth the party if need be, to receiue the same: & so doth Boaz here;
] See how a willing Giver does not only bestow a benefit, but Helpeth the party if need be, to receive the same: & so does Boaz Here;
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and so doth also our gracious God in giuing his blessings to vs. If wee then bee willing to doe a good turne,
and so does also our gracious God in giving his blessings to us If we then be willing to do a good turn,
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and to bestow a fauour vpon any, let vs not bee wanting in any needfull thing, to further our owne liberalitie towards them:
and to bestow a favour upon any, let us not be wanting in any needful thing, to further our own liberality towards them:
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for this will shew, that what wee giue, wee giue with all our hearts vnto them.
for this will show, that what we give, we give with all our hearts unto them.
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And she went into the citie. And she went into the City.
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] Our last Translation is, shee went: but it should be hee, as the Hebrew word will make good,
] Our last translation is, she went: but it should be he, as the Hebrew word will make good,
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and the testimony of the Learned in that tongue:
and the testimony of the Learned in that tongue:
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both went into the citie, shee to her mother, as the next words in the Story do shew, which by reason of the continuation and series of the narration, maketh it seeme most likely that shee went into the city, as it is commonly translated;
both went into the City, she to her mother, as the next words in the Story do show, which by reason of the continuation and series of the narration, makes it seem most likely that she went into the City, as it is commonly translated;
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and he likewise went into the city to dispatch the businesse, and to do what hee had promised to Ruth, as it is cleare in the next Chapter.
and he likewise went into the City to dispatch the business, and to do what he had promised to Ruth, as it is clear in the next Chapter.
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By thus reading it, and by considering how Boaz before could lye downe by the corne,
By thus reading it, and by considering how Boaz before could lie down by the corn,
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but now out of his affection to marry with Ruth, can leaue all, to finish that businesse, wee may learne, that loue is impatient of delay,
but now out of his affection to marry with Ruth, can leave all, to finish that business, we may Learn, that love is impatient of Delay,
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and maketh a man to lay aside other cares, to enioy his beloued. and makes a man to lay aside other Cares, to enjoy his Beloved.
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Concerning the force of this affection, see it in Samson to the maiden of Timnah; in Iacob to Rachel; and in Sichem to Dinah: for loue winneth the whole man,
Concerning the force of this affection, see it in samson to the maiden of Timnah; in Iacob to Rachel; and in Sichem to Dinah: for love wins the Whole man,
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and captiuateth his thoughts to the partie beloued, as may also be seen in Samsons inordinate loue to Delilah; and in Amnon to Tamar. Seeing this affection is so strong, let vs labour to bridle it, that it rule not ouer vs for the world or the flesh;
and captivateth his thoughts to the party Beloved, as may also be seen in Samsons inordinate love to Delilah; and in Amnon to Tamar. Seeing this affection is so strong, let us labour to bridle it, that it Rule not over us for the world or the Flesh;
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and for this end let vs set it vpon better things worthy our loue to the vtmost,
and for this end let us Set it upon better things worthy our love to the utmost,
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euen on spirituall and heauenly things, vpon Christ, as the Spouse in the Canticles did, and Saint Paul; on his Word, as Dauid; on his Church, as Moses did;
even on spiritual and heavenly things, upon christ, as the Spouse in the Canticles did, and Saint Paul; on his Word, as David; on his Church, as Moses did;
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and on the appearing of Iesus Christ for our finall deliuerance, as all should: thus to fixe our loue, will make it holy, and our selues happy.
and on the appearing of Iesus christ for our final deliverance, as all should: thus to fix our love, will make it holy, and our selves happy.
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Verse 16. And when shee came to her mother in law, shee said, Who art thou, my daughter? And she told her all that the man had done vnto her.Verse 16. And when she Come to her mother in law, she said, Who art thou, my daughter? And she told her all that the man had done unto her.
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RVths returne from the floore to Naomi, where a question is asked and answered, with a full relation of all that which had happened.Ruth return from the floor to Naomi, where a question is asked and answered, with a full Relation of all that which had happened.
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And when she came to her mother in law. And when she Come to her mother in law.
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] Ruth hauing sped, as you heare, and receiued such kindnesse for the present, and such hope for the time to come, home she goeth with a glad heart, and that without delay;] Ruth having sped, as you hear, and received such kindness for the present, and such hope for the time to come, home she Goes with a glad heart, and that without Delay;
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shee hath not her bywalkes, but hauing done what shee went about, according to the aduice of Naomi, shee,
she hath not her bywalkes, but having done what she went about, according to the Advice of Naomi, she,
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as I said, returneth home againe. Three things might moue Ruth to hasten home: the danger of the way, being so earely before day;
as I said, returns home again. Three things might move Ruth to hasten home: the danger of the Way, being so early before day;
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the burthen which shee bare vpon her backe, to bee eased thereof; and her ioy to impart to her mother her happy successe.
the burden which she bore upon her back, to be eased thereof; and her joy to impart to her mother her happy success.
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As these made her hie home, and to desire to bee with her mother: so should the like make vs desirous to bee at our home in Heauen:
As these made her high home, and to desire to be with her mother: so should the like make us desirous to be At our home in Heaven:
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first, the danger we be in, while here we liue in this darke world; then, the burthen of sinne, which wee doe beare, of which we should be weary,
First, the danger we be in, while Here we live in this dark world; then, the burden of sin, which we do bear, of which we should be weary,
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and grone till wee bee deliuered: and thirdly, our inward ioy conceiued of our future happinesse for euer and for euer.
and groan till we be Delivered: and Thirdly, our inward joy conceived of our future happiness for ever and for ever.
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Who art thou, my daughter? ] So Naomi speaketh, because it was not yet day, that shee might know her,Who art thou, my daughter? ] So Naomi speaks, Because it was not yet day, that she might know her,
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and therefore asketh who shee was.
and Therefore asks who she was.
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It may seeme by this, that Naomi her house was neither bolted nor barred, Ruth comming in so easily,
It may seem by this, that Naomi her house was neither bolted nor barred, Ruth coming in so Easily,
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and Naomi not knowing, who it was at the first: for poore folkes need feare no robbing.
and Naomi not knowing, who it was At the First: for poor folks need Fear no robbing.
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And shee told her all that the man had done vnto her. And she told her all that the man had done unto her.
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] That is, shee related all his kind speeches, and his promise of marrying of her,
] That is, she related all his kind Speeches, and his promise of marrying of her,
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if the other kinsman did refuse her, as appeareth by Naomi her speech in the 18. verse:
if the other kinsman did refuse her, as appears by Naomi her speech in the 18. verse:
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so that done is here put for his word and promise which should be done: which argueth her perswasion that he would doe it.
so that done is Here put for his word and promise which should be done: which argue her persuasion that he would do it.
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And it is an excellent promise of a man to be held so faithfull, that his promise may bee said to bee done,
And it is an excellent promise of a man to be held so faithful, that his promise may be said to be done,
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for the certaintie thereof before it bee done. for the certainty thereof before it be done.
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A rare vertue in these daies, euen among those that would be held no common Protestants.
A rare virtue in these days, even among those that would be held no Common Protestants.
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Where almost is hee, of whom it might be said, when he hath promised, that it is done? where is mans faithfulnesse become? Mint, Annise, and Cummine is stood vpon;
Where almost is he, of whom it might be said, when he hath promised, that it is done? where is men faithfulness become? Mint, Anise, and Cummine is stood upon;
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but iudgement, mercy, and faith, the weightier matters of the Law are omitted.
but judgement, mercy, and faith, the Weightier matters of the Law Are omitted.
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Naomi asketh Ruth who she was? Who answereth not to that, but forthwith relateth Boaz his kindnesse with which her mind was taken vp:Naomi asks Ruth who she was? Who Answers not to that, but forthwith relateth Boaz his kindness with which her mind was taken up:
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for we speedily relate such things as our hearts be delighted in, and much taken vp with:
for we speedily relate such things as our hearts be delighted in, and much taken up with:
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for of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh, whether it be cause of ioy or sorrow.
for of the abundance of the heart the Mouth speaks, whither it be cause of joy or sorrow.
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If then wee would speake of a matter, let our hearts bee affected therewith; that will make vs speake readily, and neglect other conference:
If then we would speak of a matter, let our hearts be affected therewith; that will make us speak readily, and neglect other conference:
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many cannot speake of God nor Religion; and some that can, will not, desire not: the reason is, their hearts are not affected therewith;
many cannot speak of God nor Religion; and Some that can, will not, desire not: the reason is, their hearts Are not affected therewith;
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for if they were, they would be very ready to speake thereof. Verse 17. And shee said, These sixe measures of Barley gaue hee mee:
for if they were, they would be very ready to speak thereof. Verse 17. And she said, These sixe measures of Barley gave he me:
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for hee said to mee, Goe not emptie vnto thy mother in law.
for he said to me, Go not empty unto thy mother in law.
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THe last words of Ruth in this Booke, as here to Naomi also, shewing who it was that gaue the corne, and for whose sake.
THe last words of Ruth in this Book, as Here to Naomi also, showing who it was that gave the corn, and for whose sake.
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And she said, These sixe measures of Barley gaue he me. ] Before, Ruth telleth of his good words;And she said, These sixe measures of Barley gave he me. ] Before, Ruth Telleth of his good words;
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and here shee sheweth his good workes:
and Here she shows his good works:
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for good words and good workes euer concurre where true loue is, else it is feigned:
for good words and good works ever concur where true love is, Else it is feigned:
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of which I haue spoken before.
of which I have spoken before.
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In that Ruth doth bring home all that which was giuen to her mother, and kept nothing backe, to buy her selfe any necessaries, by making sale thereof, it teacheth children honestie:
In that Ruth does bring home all that which was given to her mother, and kept nothing back, to buy her self any necessaries, by making sale thereof, it Teaches children honesty:
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for honest children will not rob their parents of any thing, as Micah did, who stole eleuen hundred shekles of siluer from his mother, which caused her bitterly to curse him, till it was restored to her againe.
for honest children will not rob their Parents of any thing, as micah did, who stole eleuen hundred Shekels of silver from his mother, which caused her bitterly to curse him, till it was restored to her again.
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Good children will not doe so wickedly, though other thinke it no transgression, as Salomon speaketh.
Good children will not do so wickedly, though other think it no Transgression, as Solomon speaks.
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For he said to me, Goe not emptie vnto thy mother in law. For he said to me, Go not empty unto thy mother in law.
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] Ruth telleth why Boaz was so liberall, not for her sake onely, but for Naomi her sake also,] Ruth Telleth why Boaz was so liberal, not for her sake only, but for Naomi her sake also,
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and that chiefely in this kindnesse to her.
and that chiefly in this kindness to her.
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Ruth taketh not this to her selfe, concealing Boaz his louing respect to Naomi, as if all had beene done in fauour of her owne selfe, bringing it to Naomi as a token of her loue to her, thereby thinking to bind her the more vnto her by that office:Ruth Takes not this to her self, concealing Boaz his loving respect to Naomi, as if all had been done in favour of her own self, bringing it to Naomi as a token of her love to her, thereby thinking to bind her the more unto her by that office:
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but presenting it as a fauour from Boaz vnto her also, relateth the truth of the thing as it passed.
but presenting it as a favour from Boaz unto her also, relateth the truth of the thing as it passed.
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By which wee may obserue, that true and honest minds are iust in all their relations, in that which they doe know, without colour, without deceit:
By which we may observe, that true and honest minds Are just in all their relations, in that which they do know, without colour, without deceit:
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for they loue truth, and doe speake it from simplicitie of heart, which is the propertie of the godly,
for they love truth, and do speak it from simplicity of heart, which is the property of the godly,
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and which wee must labour for.
and which we must labour for.
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Againe, the true and honest-minded seeke not to procure fauour and thankes by that which is the bountie of another, as many doe in distributing the almes and beneuolence of others,
Again, the true and honest-minded seek not to procure favour and thanks by that which is the bounty of Another, as many do in distributing the alms and benevolence of Others,
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as if it were from themselues, seeking to reape that which they sowed not, and to receiue, which they deserue not.
as if it were from themselves, seeking to reap that which they sowed not, and to receive, which they deserve not.
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Thirdly note, that Boaz forgets not Naomi absent: for a faithfull friend is mindfull of such as hee loueth, though absent.
Thirdly note, that Boaz forgets not Naomi absent: for a faithful friend is mindful of such as he loves, though absent.
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Ebedmelech the Morian loued Ieremie, he therefore forgot him not, though out of sight, out of the Court,Ebedmelech the Morian loved Ieremie, he Therefore forgotten him not, though out of sighed, out of the Court,
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and now in a miserable prison, but went boldly to the King for him, and reproued the Lords and Princes openly for doing that wrong to Ieremie. Darius affected Daniel, and therefore could not be vnmindfull of him.
and now in a miserable prison, but went boldly to the King for him, and reproved the lords and Princes openly for doing that wrong to Ieremie. Darius affected daniel, and Therefore could not be unmindful of him.
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This is true friendship, and not like the loue of such, of whom it may bee said, Out of sight, out of minde,
This is true friendship, and not like the love of such, of whom it may be said, Out of sighed, out of mind,
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like the vnkind and forgetfull Butler of Pharaoh, who for a long space forgot innocent Ioseph, who interpreted to him his dreame in prison,
like the unkind and forgetful Butler of Pharaoh, who for a long Molle forgotten innocent Ioseph, who interpreted to him his dream in prison,
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and that to his great comfort: of whom he also prayed to be remembred, when he came to his place againe;
and that to his great Comfort: of whom he also prayed to be remembered, when he Come to his place again;
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but the Butler was so glad of his owne prosperity, that hee had no mind to thinke of Iosephs aduersitie.
but the Butler was so glad of his own Prosperity, that he had no mind to think of Joseph's adversity.
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Such is the loue of men, too common in these dayes;
Such is the love of men, too Common in these days;
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much kindnesse in shew to mens faces, but if the backe be once turned, loue is likewise turned, and quite vanished away.
much kindness in show to men's faces, but if the back be once turned, love is likewise turned, and quite vanished away.
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Verse 18. Then said shee, Sit still, my daughter, vntill thou know how the matter will fall:Verse 18. Then said she, Fit still, my daughter, until thou know how the matter will fallen:
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for the man will not bee in rest, vntill hee haue finished the thing this day.
for the man will not be in rest, until he have finished the thing this day.
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NAomi her last words to Ruth, noted in this Story, being an exhortation: in which is to bee obserued, to what, how long, and the reason why.NAomi her last words to Ruth, noted in this Story, being an exhortation: in which is to be observed, to what, how long, and the reason why.
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Then said shee, Sit still, my daughter. Then said she, Fit still, my daughter.
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] Naomi hauing heard and seene such testimony of Boaz his loue, and knowing his honest nature and true affection, shee exhorteth Ruth to sit still, that is, to bee of a quiet mind, waiting with patience the issue.] Naomi having herd and seen such testimony of Boaz his love, and knowing his honest nature and true affection, she exhorteth Ruth to fit still, that is, to be of a quiet mind, waiting with patience the issue.
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The words are figuratiue, and translated from the action of the body, to the action of the mind.
The words Are figurative, and translated from the actium of the body, to the actium of the mind.
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By this that Naomi willeth her to bee quiet in mind, and without feare, and restlesnesse of spirit;
By this that Naomi wills her to be quiet in mind, and without Fear, and Restlessness of Spirit;
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wee may learne, that there is an vnquietnesse of minde in euery one naturally to haue that affected, which the heart longeth after, as may be seene in Boaz, as before is noted;
we may Learn, that there is an unquietness of mind in every one naturally to have that affected, which the heart Longeth After, as may be seen in Boaz, as before is noted;
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so in Iacob to see Ioseph, when he heard that hee was aliue;
so in Iacob to see Ioseph, when he herd that he was alive;
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in Abrahams seruant, in procuring and bringing home a wife to Isaac; in the Israelites, seeking to punish the Gibeonites,
in Abrahams servant, in procuring and bringing home a wife to Isaac; in the Israelites, seeking to Punish the Gibeonites,
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for the villanie committed vpon the Leuites wife:
for the villainy committed upon the Levites wife:
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and as in good, so also is the heart restles in seeking to bring euill to passe:
and as in good, so also is the heart restless in seeking to bring evil to pass:
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for the wicked cannot rest, till they haue done euill.
for the wicked cannot rest, till they have done evil.
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See this in Delilah, in hope of money, to betray Samson into the hands of the Philistims;
See this in Delilah, in hope of money, to betray samson into the hands of the philistines;
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and in Iudas, to deliuer Christ to his Enemies; and in Absalom, to get the Kingdome from his father.
and in Iudas, to deliver christ to his Enemies; and in Absalom, to get the Kingdom from his father.
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Which earnestnesse ariseth sometime of feare, as Ruths here fearing to faile of her desire;
Which earnestness arises sometime of Fear, as Ruths Here fearing to fail of her desire;
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sometime of couetousnesse and desire of gaine, as in Iudas and Delilah; of malice and desire of reuenge,
sometime of covetousness and desire of gain, as in Iudas and Delilah; of malice and desire of revenge,
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as in the Scribes and Pharises, Enemies of Christ; of ioy and gladnesse, as in Abrahams seruant;
as in the Scribes and Pharisees, Enemies of christ; of joy and gladness, as in Abrahams servant;
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of an aspyring and vaine-glorious humour, as in Absalom; of loue and affection to one,
of an aspiring and vainglorious humour, as in Absalom; of love and affection to one,
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as in Sichem to Dinah. By this then may wee see, whence it is that men pursue their pleasures, profits, honors,
as in Sichem to Dinah. By this then may we see, whence it is that men pursue their pleasures, profits, honours,
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and their desires in that which they goe about so eagerly, euen because they haue their hearts fixed thereupon:
and their Desires in that which they go about so eagerly, even Because they have their hearts fixed thereupon:
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and on the contrary, why people so little follow after godlinesse, so much neglect it, euen for that their hearts are farre from it.
and on the contrary, why people so little follow After godliness, so much neglect it, even for that their hearts Are Far from it.
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Thus may wee learne to iudge of our selues, and thus wee lay open our selues to be iudged of others.
Thus may we Learn to judge of our selves, and thus we lay open our selves to be judged of Others.
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Vntill thou know how the matter will fall. Until thou know how the matter will fallen.
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] As if shee had said, Thou hast done thy part, the issue is in Gods hands, which thou must waite for with patience:
] As if she had said, Thou hast done thy part, the issue is in God's hands, which thou must wait for with patience:
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for when wee haue done, what on our behalfe is to be done, then are we to rest in the expectation of the issue, as Naomi aduiseth Ruth heere.
for when we have done, what on our behalf is to be done, then Are we to rest in the expectation of the issue, as Naomi adviseth Ruth Here.
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So must we waite on God, trust in him, and commit our wayes vnto him, as we bee exhorted:
So must we wait on God, trust in him, and commit our ways unto him, as we be exhorted:
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but yet in well-doing, and in the exercise of Prayer, as Isaac did for good successe to his fathers seruant, when hee went to get a wife for him;
but yet in welldoing, and in the exercise of Prayer, as Isaac did for good success to his Father's servant, when he went to get a wife for him;
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and as Moses did for the victory, when the Israelites fought against the Amalekites. For the man will not be in rest, till he haue finished the thing.
and as Moses did for the victory, when the Israelites fought against the Amalekites. For the man will not be in rest, till he have finished the thing.
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] Naomi her reason to perswade Ruth to rest, and not to let her thoughts trouble her,] Naomi her reason to persuade Ruth to rest, and not to let her thoughts trouble her,
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nor to feare by delay to bee deceiued of her expectation; because Boaz would not rest, till hee himselfe had done what she desireth.
nor to Fear by Delay to be deceived of her expectation; Because Boaz would not rest, till he himself had done what she Desires.
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An approued truth of a man in one thing, may make certaine the truth of his word in another. an approved truth of a man in one thing, may make certain the truth of his word in Another.
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It is equitie and charity to hope well, where wee haue good proofe of a mans faithfulnesse:
It is equity and charity to hope well, where we have good proof of a men faithfulness:
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and this is true credit, when a mans word is become of that force and validitie,
and this is true credit, when a men word is become of that force and validity,
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as it maketh another to beleeue him without doubting. Such was Boaz his credit with Naomi: and this is it which likewise shee would, and doth perswade Ruth vnto.
as it makes Another to believe him without doubting. Such was Boaz his credit with Naomi: and this is it which likewise she would, and does persuade Ruth unto.
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This is the credit which wee must labour for, and which wee may attaine vnto,
This is the credit which we must labour for, and which we may attain unto,
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if wee feare God, and be faithfull to him (for false to God, will proue faithlesse to man) if we bee discreet and wise in our words, to know what wee promise, before wee make it;
if we Fear God, and be faithful to him (for false to God, will prove faithless to man) if we be discreet and wise in our words, to know what we promise, before we make it;
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if wee care to keepe euer our word in the least thing;
if we care to keep ever our word in the least thing;
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if we hate lying, and such as doe make lies, we shall procure credit to our word.
if we hate lying, and such as do make lies, we shall procure credit to our word.
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And heere let such as find men carefull of their word, be like Naomi, in trusting and not wronging them, by calling their word into question without cause at any time,
And Here let such as find men careful of their word, be like Naomi, in trusting and not wronging them, by calling their word into question without cause At any time,
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when they are knowne to haue euer approued thēselues for honest men:
when they Are known to have ever approved themselves for honest men:
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for what greater iniury can be offred to an honest man euer meaning well, and carefull to keepe his word,
for what greater injury can be offered to an honest man ever meaning well, and careful to keep his word,
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then to bee suspected of the breach of his word vniustly? A true-hearted man taketh that iniurie very tenderly:
then to be suspected of the breach of his word unjustly? A truehearted man Takes that injury very tenderly:
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and therefore let men beware of giuing offence in this kind, by entertaining vniust and vncharitable thoughts towards such as deserue it not.
and Therefore let men beware of giving offence in this kind, by entertaining unjust and uncharitable thoughts towards such as deserve it not.
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CHAP. IIII. THis Chapter is the last of the Booke, and the last part of the Historie:
CHAP. IIII. THis Chapter is the last of the Book, and the last part of the History:
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for the first sheweth how Ruth came to Bethlehem; the second, how she behaued herselfe when she came there:
for the First shows how Ruth Come to Bethlehem; the second, how she behaved herself when she Come there:
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the third, her contract with Boaz. And this, the solemnization of the marriage: where is declared what went before, and how it was effected;
the third, her contract with Boaz. And this, the solemnization of the marriage: where is declared what went before, and how it was effected;
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then the marriage it selfe, and the great applause of the people and Elders thereto.
then the marriage it self, and the great applause of the people and Elders thereto.
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Thirdly, the happy issue thereof in the conception and birth of Obed. And lastly, a Genealogie from Pharez vnto Dauid, the King and Prophet of Israel,
Thirdly, the happy issue thereof in the conception and birth of Obed. And lastly, a Genealogy from Perez unto David, the King and Prophet of Israel,
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and the type of Iesus Christ, who according to the flesh sprung from his loynes. Verse 1. Then Boaz went vp to the gate, and sate him downe there:
and the type of Iesus christ, who according to the Flesh sprung from his loins. Verse 1. Then Boaz went up to the gate, and sat him down there:
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and behold, the kinsman of whom Boaz spake, came by, vnto whom he said, Ho, such a one: turne aside, sit downe heere.
and behold, the kinsman of whom Boaz spoke, Come by, unto whom he said, Ho, such a one: turn aside, fit down Here.
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And he turned aside and sate downe. BOaz prosecuteth the matter intended:
And he turned aside and sat down. BOaz prosecuteth the matter intended:
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and here is shewed, when, where, how, and with whom hee had to doe about it.
and Here is showed, when, where, how, and with whom he had to do about it.
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Before I come to the words, note generally, that though both Naomi and Ruth had tasted of a poore and low estate,
Before I come to the words, note generally, that though both Naomi and Ruth had tasted of a poor and low estate,
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yet were they now exalted and greatly comforted, so as now no more Marah, but,
yet were they now exalted and greatly comforted, so as now no more Marah, but,
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as before, Naomi: for after humiliation, in time followes exaltation, after sowre sweet, and after mourning ioy.
as before, Naomi: for After humiliation, in time follows exaltation, After sour sweet, and After mourning joy.
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Many are the troubles of the righteous, but the Lord deliuereth them out of all. Israel may go into bondage in Egypt, but they shal returne triumphing. Many Are the Troubles of the righteous, but the Lord Delivereth them out of all. Israel may go into bondage in Egypt, but they shall return triumphing.
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Ioseph shall be tried, before he stand before Pharaoh; & Dauid, before he be settled in his Throne;Ioseph shall be tried, before he stand before Pharaoh; & David, before he be settled in his Throne;
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and Moses, before hee bee the Princely Leader of the Israelites:
and Moses, before he be the Princely Leader of the Israelites:
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and when thus they haue tasted of the sowre, assure themselues they shall feele the sweete with ioy,
and when thus they have tasted of the sour, assure themselves they shall feel the sweet with joy,
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as both Naomi and Ruth doe heere:
as both Naomi and Ruth do Here:
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for the Lord will at length set vp on high those that be low, that those which mourne, may be exalted in safety.
for the Lord will At length Set up on high those that be low, that those which mourn, may be exalted in safety.
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The Lord will humble his, to make them see themselues, to try their loue, their patience and faith,
The Lord will humble his, to make them see themselves, to try their love, their patience and faith,
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and to fit them for his blessings, that they may know how well to vse them, before they enioy them;
and to fit them for his blessings, that they may know how well to use them, before they enjoy them;
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and then will hee afford them their hearts desire, and make them merry and glad with the ioy of his countenance.
and then will he afford them their hearts desire, and make them merry and glad with the joy of his countenance.
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Therefore after humiliation look for exaltation:
Therefore After humiliation look for exaltation:
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this will worke comfort vnder the crosse, and make vs patiently awaite the time of our deliuerance.
this will work Comfort under the cross, and make us patiently await the time of our deliverance.
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Then went Boaz. ] That is, that morning, not deferring what he had promised, Chap. 3. 11, 13. where I spoke of the keeping of his word, which here he accomplished.Then went Boaz. ] That is, that morning, not deferring what he had promised, Chap. 3. 11, 13. where I spoke of the keeping of his word, which Here he accomplished.
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See there this truth, that an honest man will bee carefull to keepe his word: which here I will no farther insist vpon.
See there this truth, that an honest man will be careful to keep his word: which Here I will no farther insist upon.
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Note further, that what is done with the heart, is done cheerefully and speedily. Boaz goeth about this without delay;
Note further, that what is done with the heart, is done cheerfully and speedily. Boaz Goes about this without Delay;
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yea so did Abraham in a matter of rare obedience, yea he rose vp betimes earely in the morning to sacrifice his sonne:
yea so did Abraham in a matter of rare Obedience, yea he rose up betimes early in the morning to sacrifice his son:
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for what the heart is wonne vnto, there the whole man is set on worke;
for what the heart is won unto, there the Whole man is Set on work;
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if Sichems heart cleaue to Dinah, he will not deferre the matter, to bee circumcized, that he may enioy the desire of the heart.
if Sichems heart cleave to Dinah, he will not defer the matter, to be Circumcised, that he may enjoy the desire of the heart.
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By this may we discouer whether the heart goe with a businesse; if it be done cheerefully and speedily, the heart is with it;
By this may we discover whither the heart go with a business; if it be done cheerfully and speedily, the heart is with it;
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if but slowly, and without alacrity, the heart is absent, as in many which come so to the Church,
if but slowly, and without alacrity, the heart is absent, as in many which come so to the Church,
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and being come, sit as dead, without any liuelynesse, because their hearts are elsewhere.
and being come, fit as dead, without any liuelynesse, Because their hearts Are elsewhere.
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Vnto the gate. ] The Gate was the place of iudgement, as a many places in Scripture shew.Unto the gate. ] The Gate was the place of judgement, as a many places in Scripture show.
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Now why it was there, these may bee the reasons.
Now why it was there, these may be the Reasons.
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First, for easie accesse of all sorts, as well strangers as Inhabitants to the place of iustice, from which none are to be kept backe.
First, for easy access of all sorts, as well Strangers as Inhabitants to the place of Justice, from which none Are to be kept back.
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In open places is the more roome.
In open places is the more room.
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Secondly, for the better manifestation of iustice in the sight & hearing of all, which taketh away suspition of iniustice.
Secondly, for the better manifestation of Justice in the sighed & hearing of all, which Takes away suspicion of injustice.
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Thirdly, for the preuenting of thronging by the concourse of of people, not wholesome, and sometime dangerous in those hoat countries.
Thirdly, for the preventing of thronging by the concourse of of people, not wholesome, and sometime dangerous in those hot countries.
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Fourthly, that such as passed to and fro, might bee called into the businesse, either as witnesses,
Fourthly, that such as passed to and from, might be called into the business, either as Witnesses,
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or parties sometime, as it fell out in this Session here with the kinsman comming at vnawares.
or parties sometime, as it fell out in this Session Here with the kinsman coming At unawares.
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Fiftly, because the gates be the strength and munition of the Citie:
Fifty, Because the gates be the strength and munition of the city:
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now, there for Magistrates to sit, doth more grace their authority, who sit there as Commanders in the place, able to command the whole Towne.
now, there for Magistrates to fit, does more grace their Authority, who fit there as Commanders in the place, able to command the Whole Town.
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Sixtly and lastly, to put all that enter into the City, in mind of well-doing, and to take heed of euill. These bee my coniectures:
Sixty and lastly, to put all that enter into the city, in mind of welldoing, and to take heed of evil. These be my Conjectures:
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but whatsoeuer the reason was, this may wee learne, that publicke causes are for publicke places,
but whatsoever the reason was, this may we Learn, that public Causes Are for public places,
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and there to bee determined of: and there to be determined of:
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for in such cases the Lord commandeth to goe vp to the gate of the Citie;
for in such cases the Lord commands to go up to the gate of the city;
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as also it was the manner of the Heathen thereabouts, so to doe. It befitteth the cause, it preuenteth suspition of sinister dealing in priuate;
as also it was the manner of the Heathen thereabouts, so to do. It befitteth the cause, it preventeth suspicion of sinister dealing in private;
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and publicke places doe grace more authority, then priuate meetings. And therefore this course is to be approued, and the priuate hearing of publicke businesses,
and public places do grace more Authority, then private meetings. And Therefore this course is to be approved, and the private hearing of public businesses,
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as in criminall causes, is against the Apostles Canon: and hereby great euils fall out;
as in criminal Causes, is against the Apostles Canon: and hereby great evils fallen out;
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iustice is preuerted, and sinne often vnpunished, the offenders let goe for gaine, who should bee made examples, that other might heare and feare. And sate him downe there.
Justice is preverted, and sin often unpunished, the offenders let go for gain, who should be made Examples, that other might hear and Fear. And sat him down there.
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] Seates were prepared before, for him and the rest, as the common place of iustice:
] Seats were prepared before, for him and the rest, as the Common place of Justice:
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which sitting downe of him in the publicke place of iustice, sheweth that he was a Iudge and a man of authority,
which sitting down of him in the public place of Justice, shows that he was a Judge and a man of Authority,
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and the best also in the Assembly, because he tooke the first place.
and the best also in the Assembly, Because he took the First place.
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Note briefely, First, that sitting is the grauest gesture for Iudges and Magistrates in places of iudgement;
Note briefly, First, that sitting is the Gravest gesture for Judges and Magistrates in places of judgement;
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so euer set out, Prou. 31. 23. Mat. 19. 28. Reu. 20. 4. and so euer vsed in those parts, and likewise with vs:
so ever Set out, Prou. 31. 23. Mathew 19. 28. Reu. 20. 4. and so ever used in those parts, and likewise with us:
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which therfore is to bee obserued for the better setting forth of their authority, which they should mind to grace by all meanes in the peoples eyes, for more reuerence sake.
which Therefore is to be observed for the better setting forth of their Authority, which they should mind to grace by all means in the peoples eyes, for more Reverence sake.
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Secondly, that God so guideth by his prouidence these worldly estates, that euer some are better men in place and dignitie then other some:
Secondly, that God so guideth by his providence these worldly estates, that ever Some Are better men in place and dignity then other Some:
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such a one was Iob, and so Boaz heere, for the preseruation of peace in Church and Common-wealth:
such a one was Job, and so Boaz Here, for the preservation of peace in Church and Commonwealth:
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which hand of God wee are to prayse him for, and to pray vnto him to vphold this inequality of persons:
which hand of God we Are to praise him for, and to pray unto him to uphold this inequality of Persons:
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for else what would follow but disorder and confusion, and euery man would doe what hee list.
for Else what would follow but disorder and confusion, and every man would do what he list.
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See this with our selues, when men of equality meet, and haue light occasions offered: Oh how doe they scornefully behaue themselues one to another! See this with our selves, when men of equality meet, and have Light occasions offered: O how do they scornfully behave themselves one to Another!
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Thirdly, that men of place according to their dignitie, may take their place, without staine of pride: for Boaz doth it:
Thirdly, that men of place according to their dignity, may take their place, without stain of pride: for Boaz does it:
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it is also their right, and it preserueth order, and that dignitie which God hath giuen them.
it is also their right, and it Preserveth order, and that dignity which God hath given them.
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Therefore may they take their place, yet so, as they be humble, and not hautilyminded,
Therefore may they take their place, yet so, as they be humble, and not hautilyminded,
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neither proudly contend for it, and so disturbe publicke peace, which should euer bee most deare to euery one, especially to men in authority.
neither proudly contend for it, and so disturb public peace, which should ever be most deer to every one, especially to men in Authority.
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If men may take their place, then such are blame-worthy, which with an enuious eye find fault with any for so doing:
If men may take their place, then such Are blameworthy, which with an envious eye find fault with any for so doing:
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and they also doe amisse, which out of too great humility (to speake but so of it) doe lose their due place,
and they also do amiss, which out of too great humility (to speak but so of it) do loose their due place,
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and there withall so much of due respect vnto their person and degree, yeelding their place to the lesse worthy,
and there withal so much of due respect unto their person and degree, yielding their place to the less worthy,
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and so lift vp the other in pride, and make themselues of lesse esteeme.
and so lift up the other in pride, and make themselves of less esteem.
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But as there be some such so lowly-minded, so are there others too highly-conceited of themselues, who will take place of their betters, assuming to themselues more then they deserue:
But as there be Some such so lowly-minded, so Are there Others too highly-conceited of themselves, who will take place of their betters, assuming to themselves more then they deserve:
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this is pride and hatefull arrogancie.
this is pride and hateful arrogancy.
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And behold, the kinsman of whom Boaz spake, came by. ] This word of attention, Behold, calleth the Reader to a remarkeable thing, And behold, the kinsman of whom Boaz spoke, Come by. ] This word of attention, Behold, calls the Reader to a remarkable thing,
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and to an especiall prouidence of God, in bringing this kinsman thus hither; not as yet called, or sent for.
and to an especial providence of God, in bringing this kinsman thus hither; not as yet called, or sent for.
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If hee had beene sent for, or called, and so come of purpose, it seemeth, the Holy Ghost would not haue said, Behold. This then was the guiding hand of God, to further this match.
If he had been sent for, or called, and so come of purpose, it seems, the Holy Ghost would not have said, Behold. This then was the guiding hand of God, to further this match.
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Whence wee doe learne, that when God will prosper a businesse, his prouidence will apparantly bee seene in that businesse,
Whence we do Learn, that when God will prosper a business, his providence will apparently be seen in that business,
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and in the successe thereof, as you may see before in Boaz his comming into the field, and in the success thereof, as you may see before in Boaz his coming into the field,
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and Ruths lighting vpon his Reapers;
and Ruths lighting upon his Reapers;
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so in Abrahams seruant guided to Labans house, and in Rebecca, her comming out whilest he prayed standing by the Well,
so in Abrahams servant guided to Labans house, and in Rebecca, her coming out whilst he prayed standing by the Well,
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and shee performing euery thing according as he had prayed immediatly before.
and she performing every thing according as he had prayed immediately before.
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Such a prouidence was seene in the Midianites comming by, to goe into Egypt, while Ioseph lay in the pit that he might be sold to them, that they might carry him into Egypt, as God had determined;
Such a providence was seen in the midianites coming by, to go into Egypt, while Ioseph lay in the pit that he might be sold to them, that they might carry him into Egypt, as God had determined;
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the like prouidence in Moses preseruation by Pharaohs daughter, is very apparent: for Gods prouidence is his guiding hand to effect what he hath decreed;
the like providence in Moses preservation by Pharaohs daughter, is very apparent: for God's providence is his guiding hand to Effect what he hath decreed;
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hee willeth, and then his prouidence worketh the same.
he wills, and then his providence works the same.
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Which if wee will obserue, we may easily see in our courses, and say, Behold, the prouidence of God,
Which if we will observe, we may Easily see in our courses, and say, Behold, the providence of God,
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and by wel marking the same, we would be moued greatly to praise God, wee would not murmure against crosses, wee would commit our wayes vnto him,
and by well marking the same, we would be moved greatly to praise God, we would not murmur against Crosses, we would commit our ways unto him,
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and waite on his good pleasure with patience in all our affaires, knowing this certainely, that if hee hath determined a thing, it shall come to passe,
and wait on his good pleasure with patience in all our affairs, knowing this Certainly, that if he hath determined a thing, it shall come to pass,
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though in mans reason most vnlikely.
though in men reason most unlikely.
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Vnto whom he said, Ho, such a one, &c. ] This kinsman was of worth, it appeareth by this, that hee sate next Boaz, before the ten Elders;Unto whom he said, Ho, such a one, etc. ] This kinsman was of worth, it appears by this, that he sat next Boaz, before the ten Elders;
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that he was able to redeeme land so soone after ten yeeres dearth; that hee regarded so much the marring of his owne inheritance;
that he was able to Redeem land so soon After ten Years dearth; that he regarded so much the marring of his own inheritance;
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and lastly, because he was of the same family of Elimelech, and in birth before Boaz, yet by place it may seeme that Boaz was his better;
and lastly, Because he was of the same family of Elimelech, and in birth before Boaz, yet by place it may seem that Boaz was his better;
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though Boaz would not stand vpon his greatnesse and power with him, but he would proceed in this businesse according to equity and right, respecting so himselfe,
though Boaz would not stand upon his greatness and power with him, but he would proceed in this business according to equity and right, respecting so himself,
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as yet hee would not wrong another, but doe what was most meet to be done;
as yet he would not wrong Another, but do what was most meet to be done;
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teaching this, that a godly man, a iust man, will not doe what hee may by his power,
teaching this, that a godly man, a just man, will not do what he may by his power,
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but what he ought by right. but what he ought by right.
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Such a one was Nehemiah and Abraham: who would not doe according to that which was in their hand,
Such a one was Nehemiah and Abraham: who would not do according to that which was in their hand,
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but what was agreeable to iustice, and fit for them to doe: Nehemiah giueth the reason, because he feared God.
but what was agreeable to Justice, and fit for them to do: Nehemiah gives the reason, Because he feared God.
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This was it also that made Ioseph so to deale with his brethren, and not according to his power and their deserts.
This was it also that made Ioseph so to deal with his brothers, and not according to his power and their deserts.
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This is it which made Iob not to contemne his seruant; for he knew his seruant, as well as himselfe to be the Lords.
This is it which made Job not to contemn his servant; for he knew his servant, as well as himself to be the lords.
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Oh then let men of power imitate these men of might! it will argue that they also feare God:
O then let men of power imitate these men of might! it will argue that they also Fear God:
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and vpright and iust dealing is more acceptable to God, than sacrifices.
and upright and just dealing is more acceptable to God, than Sacrifices.
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Men must not be like Nimrods nor Sauls, to make their lusts a law, and their power the bounds of their practise.
Men must not be like Nimrods nor Saul's, to make their Lustiest a law, and their power the bounds of their practice.
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Remember Iezabel, who tooke by force and fraud Naboths Vineyard, but shee at length dearely paid for the same.
remember Jezebel, who took by force and fraud Naboth's Vineyard, but she At length dearly paid for the same.
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Note hence againe, that one not before another by birth, may bee his better by authority, as Boaz was heere;
Note hence again, that one not before Another by birth, may be his better by Authority, as Boaz was Here;
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so Moses before Aaron; Ioseph before his brethren, and Dauid before his:
so Moses before Aaron; Ioseph before his brothers, and David before his:
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for God aduanceth not men as they be in birth, but as his good pleasure is.
for God Advanceth not men as they be in birth, but as his good pleasure is.
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And therefore let the Elder submit to the yonger, if God please to haue it so;
And Therefore let the Elder submit to the younger, if God please to have it so;
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and men descended of Nobles, submit to meane men aduanced by God, and that without enuie or disdayne:
and men descended of Nobles, submit to mean men advanced by God, and that without envy or disdain:
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for God fetcheth beggers from the dung-hill, to set them among Princes: promotion is not from East or West, but from his hand: therefore must wee rest contented.
for God Fetches beggars from the dunghill, to Set them among Princes: promotion is not from East or West, but from his hand: Therefore must we rest contented.
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Thirdly note, that a man according to his authority, may speake to another with authority,
Thirdly note, that a man according to his Authority, may speak to Another with Authority,
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though in some respect the same be his better, as the kinsman is here by birth, to whom Boaz yet thus speaketh.though in Some respect the same be his better, as the kinsman is Here by birth, to whom Boaz yet thus speaks.
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But why did hee not name him? Boaz did name, as these words ( Such a one ) doe shew:
But why did he not name him? Boaz did name, as these words (Such a one) do show:
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but the Penman of the ▪ Spirit passeth him by, either as not materiall, or rather for that hee was a worldling, louing land better than Gods Law;
but the Penman of the ▪ Spirit passes him by, either as not material, or rather for that he was a worldling, loving land better than God's Law;
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desiring the one, but not caring to obey the other.
desiring the one, but not caring to obey the other.
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Hereby giuing vs to know, that hee which loueth more the world, and his owne outward estate,
Hereby giving us to know, that he which loves more the world, and his own outward estate,
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than the Law and Word of God, is worthy to haue no name in Gods Booke, in the Booke of Life. than the Law and Word of God, is worthy to have no name in God's Book, in the Book of Life.
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Therefore take heed and beware of couetousnesse; Old Father Latimers Text. Turne aside, sit downe here.
Therefore take heed and beware of covetousness; Old Father Latimers Text. Turn aside, fit down Here.
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] Boaz willeth him to set aside his priuate busines for this publike work, and to sit downe to heare the matter:] Boaz wills him to Set aside his private business for this public work, and to fit down to hear the matter:
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the matter concerned them both, & Boaz doth call him into the Court and place of iudgement about it.
the matter concerned them both, & Boaz does call him into the Court and place of judgement about it.
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Whence note, that it is lawfull vpon iust cause, for one man to call another into publicke places of iustice, to cleare mens rights:
Whence note, that it is lawful upon just cause, for one man to call Another into public places of Justice, to clear men's rights:
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fot this cause God himselfe appointed amongst his people publicke Courts of iustice, gaue them Lawes to iudge by,
fot this cause God himself appointed among his people public Courts of Justice, gave them Laws to judge by,
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and allowed men to take the benefit thereof:
and allowed men to take the benefit thereof:
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and godly men haue sate as Iudges, as Moses, Dauid and others for without this, some controuersies cannot bee ended,
and godly men have sat as Judges, as Moses, David and Others for without this, Some controversies cannot be ended,
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so peruerse and partiall are many in their owne cause.
so perverse and partial Are many in their own cause.
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Which confuteth the Anabaptists, who allow not of Magistrates, and this course of iustice in ending controuersies:
Which confuteth the Anabaptists, who allow not of Magistrates, and this course of Justice in ending controversies:
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yet on the other side albeit men may sue one another, it must not be for euery trifle;
yet on the other side albeit men may sue one Another, it must not be for every trifle;
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it must not be in reuenge, malice, and with desire to hurt my neighbour: it must bee the last remedie:
it must not be in revenge, malice, and with desire to hurt my neighbour: it must be the last remedy:
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and when men goe to Law, they must doe it in loue, vse the Law as a Iudge and Moderator,
and when men go to Law, they must do it in love, use the Law as a Judge and Moderator,
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and therefore must they chuse the most honest Lawyers, which will not sell their tongues, and abuse their wits for gaine:
and Therefore must they choose the most honest Lawyers, which will not fell their tongues, and abuse their wits for gain:
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they are to beware of bribing any, they must not vse circumuentions, but bee content peaceably and louingly to let the equity of the Law decyde the matter, and therein quietly rest.
they Are to beware of bribing any, they must not use circumventions, but be content peaceably and lovingly to let the equity of the Law decide the matter, and therein quietly rest.
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And he turned aside, and sate downe. And he turned aside, and sat down.
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] Though this man was one of some worth among them, and a worldly man too,
] Though this man was one of Some worth among them, and a worldly man too,
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yet hee for this publicke businesse, and for to shew his obedience to authority, turneth aside from his priuate affaires,
yet he for this public business, and for to show his Obedience to Authority, turns aside from his private affairs,
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and doth sit downe, as Boaz did will him.
and does fit down, as Boaz did will him.
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Whence note, First, that when any are called to publicke businesses, priuate are to be laid aside for the time, to further the publicke, as this man doth here,
Whence note, First, that when any Are called to public businesses, private Are to be laid aside for the time, to further the public, as this man does Here,
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and as all good members of a Common-wealth should do, for that publicke actions, and publicke causes should bee more neere and deare to vs than priuate:
and as all good members of a Commonwealth should do, for that public actions, and public Causes should be more near and deer to us than private:
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for in publicke things there is a respect vnto the priuate, which is more safe in the safety of that which is publicke.
for in public things there is a respect unto the private, which is more safe in the safety of that which is public.
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Therefore such as doe neglect wholely publicke wel-fare, and attend onely to the priuate good of their owne estate, they doe amisse,
Therefore such as do neglect wholly public welfare, and attend only to the private good of their own estate, they do amiss,
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and euen so, as if a member of the body should see to it selfe,
and even so, as if a member of the body should see to it self,
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and neglect the body, which is the way at length to bring ruine vpon it selfe, which it seekes to preuent.
and neglect the body, which is the Way At length to bring ruin upon it self, which it seeks to prevent.
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This reproueth such as being able and fit men for publicke businesses, doe labour yet by all meanes to auoid them.
This Reproveth such as being able and fit men for public businesses, do labour yet by all means to avoid them.
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As also much more such as being called to publicke authority, yea and bound by oath to the same, doe neuerthelesse liue as if no such duety were imposed vpon them,
As also much more such as being called to public Authority, yea and bound by oath to the same, do nevertheless live as if no such duty were imposed upon them,
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and are wholely taken vp with the thoughts of their owne priuate and houshold affaires.
and Are wholly taken up with the thoughts of their own private and household affairs.
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This so great neglect of that which is publicke, is no small detriment to to the Common-weale;
This so great neglect of that which is public, is no small detriment to to the Commonweal;
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this great care of euery man for himselfe and for his owne priuate, and little or rather none for the publicke, is the cause of so great,
this great care of every man for himself and for his own private, and little or rather none for the public, is the cause of so great,
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and so many euils euery where among men.
and so many evils every where among men.
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Secondly, that men are to yeeld readily to lawfull authority commanding, whatsoeuer worth they be of, which are so commanded.
Secondly, that men Are to yield readily to lawful Authority commanding, whatsoever worth they be of, which Are so commanded.
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Men must bee like the Israelites, and do as they said they would doe to Iosua, euen to obey readily in all things, and so to vphold his authority,
Men must be like the Israelites, and do as they said they would do to Iosua, even to obey readily in all things, and so to uphold his Authority,
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as also they would oppose thēselues against such as would not obey.
as also they would oppose themselves against such as would not obey.
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Dauid was very obedient vnto Saul, albeit hee was anointed himselfe, hee stood not vpon his right,David was very obedient unto Saul, albeit he was anointed himself, he stood not upon his right,
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but waited the Lords time, and was willingly obedient.
but waited the lords time, and was willingly obedient.
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Thus should wee be to lawfull authority, as the Apostle exhorteth, and that by many reasons, in the Epistle to the Romanes,
Thus should we be to lawful Authority, as the Apostle exhorteth, and that by many Reasons, in the Epistle to the Romans,
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though in those times the Kings and Gouernors were Heathen and bloudy persecutours. This condemneth those which are like Corah and his Companie;
though in those times the Kings and Governors were Heathen and bloody persecutors. This Condemneth those which Are like Corah and his Company;
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and like Absalom and his associats in conspiracie, which are so farre from obedience, as they rise vp in open Rebellion against lawfull authority. Such were the counterfeit Catholicks;
and like Absalom and his associates in Conspiracy, which Are so Far from Obedience, as they rise up in open Rebellion against lawful Authority. Such were the counterfeit Catholics;
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and such be they euer in heart, though not alway in action, in this our Soueraignes Dominions.
and such be they ever in heart, though not always in actium, in this our Sovereigns Dominions.
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This also checketh those, which, though they hate treason and rebellion, and will not disobey supreme authority, yet will despise inferiour officers:
This also checketh those, which, though they hate treason and rebellion, and will not disobey supreme Authority, yet will despise inferior Officers:
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but they are commanded the contrary, as the Apostle Peter teacheth:
but they Are commanded the contrary, as the Apostle Peter Teaches:
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for not onely the King, as Supreme, but also such as be sent of him, are to bee obeyed of conscience for the Lords sake.
for not only the King, as Supreme, but also such as be sent of him, Are to be obeyed of conscience for the lords sake.
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Verse 2. And hee tooke ten men of the Elders of the Citie, and said, Sit yee downe heere. And they sate downe.Verse 2. And he took ten men of the Elders of the city, and said, Fit ye down Here. And they sat down.
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HEre is set downe the Assistants in this businesse:
Here is Set down the Assistants in this business:
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how many, what they were, whence taken, and their sitting downe in the place of Iudgement with Boaz and the Kinsman,
how many, what they were, whence taken, and their sitting down in the place of Judgement with Boaz and the Kinsman,
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after that Boaz had willed them so to doe. And he tooke ten men. ] The Elders and people were gathered together, it may seeme, before vnto the Gate:
After that Boaz had willed them so to do. And he took ten men. ] The Elders and people were gathered together, it may seem, before unto the Gate:
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whether it was that they were especially sent for; or that they hearing that Boaz was gone vp to the Gate of the Citie,
whither it was that they were especially sent for; or that they hearing that Boaz was gone up to the Gate of the city,
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and so came voluntarily (as it was perhaps their manner so to doe, when they heard of any to goe vp to the place of Iudgement) it is not certaine;
and so Come voluntarily (as it was perhaps their manner so to do, when they herd of any to go up to the place of Judgement) it is not certain;
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but the Elders were there, and the people also, verse the 11. and of the Elders hee chose onely ten, to sit in the place of Iudgement:
but the Elders were there, and the people also, verse the 11. and of the Elders he chosen only ten, to fit in the place of Judgement:
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why onely ten is no reason giuen;
why only ten is no reason given;
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it may be, the number was chosen according to the ten yeeres of Naomi her absence in Moab,
it may be, the number was chosen according to the ten Years of Naomi her absence in Moab,
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or according to the number of the ten Commandements, to put them in mind of their duety;
or according to the number of the ten commandments, to put them in mind of their duty;
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or for what else, I will not further coniecture:
or for what Else, I will not further conjecture:
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it was a number thought fit in this case, for the hearing and determining of the matter.
it was a number Thought fit in this case, for the hearing and determining of the matter.
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This wee note, in Boaz taking of these men, men of authority, that publicke causes are to bee handled before publicke persons, and of them a competent number for the determining thereof:
This we note, in Boaz taking of these men, men of Authority, that public Causes Are to be handled before public Persons, and of them a competent number for the determining thereof:
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for therefore are such appointed, publicke persons for publicke causes;
for Therefore Are such appointed, public Persons for public Causes;
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and by such as haue authority to end matters, the thing in hand is more firmely established:
and by such as have Authority to end matters, the thing in hand is more firmly established:
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and if there haue beene before, or might after contention arise, the same hereby is cut off and preuented.
and if there have been before, or might After contention arise, the same hereby is Cut off and prevented.
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And therefore in such cases let such fit persons and so many bee Iudges, as may by their authority end businesses betweene one anther.
And Therefore in such cases let such fit Persons and so many be Judges, as may by their Authority end businesses between one anther.
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Of the Elders. ] Here I will note, First, what Elders were. Secondly, of whom chosen.Of the Elders. ] Here I will note, First, what Elders were. Secondly, of whom chosen.
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Thirdly, of what sort of persons. Fourthly, why set ouer the people. And lastly, why called Elders.
Thirdly, of what sort of Persons. Fourthly, why Set over the people. And lastly, why called Elders.
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For the first, Elders were men of authority, distinguished from the people, and ioyned with others,
For the First, Elders were men of Authority, distinguished from the people, and joined with Others,
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so as it is said, the Princes and Elders, Esdra. 10. 8. Iudg. 8. 6, 14, 16. Iudges and Elders, Deut. 21. 2. Elders and Officers, Num. 11. 16. vnder this name were the chiefe in the Common-wealth comprehended, both out of Israel, Ios. 9. 11. Num. 22. 7. and in Israel,
so as it is said, the Princes and Elders, Esdra. 10. 8. Judges 8. 6, 14, 16. Judges and Elders, Deuteronomy 21. 2. Elders and Officers, Num. 11. 16. under this name were the chief in the Commonwealth comprehended, both out of Israel, Ios. 9. 11. Num. 22. 7. and in Israel,
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as in many places it fully appeareth:
as in many places it Fully appears:
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and therefore Princes are included in Elders, Iudg. 8. 6, 14, 16. and Rulers and Elders made one, Esdra. 5. 9, 10. and 6. 7, 8. The chiefe of the Kings house were called Elders, 2. Sam. 12. 17. and such as in euery city bare rule, Deut. 21. 3, 19, 20. for those which were appointed in euery city to be Iudges and Officers in Deut. 16. 18. are euery where after called by the name of the Elders of the city, Deut. 21. 20. and 22. 15, 18. Thus the Lord ordeined Gouerners to rule his people.
and Therefore Princes Are included in Elders, Judges 8. 6, 14, 16. and Rulers and Elders made one, Esdra. 5. 9, 10. and 6. 7, 8. The chief of the Kings house were called Elders, 2. Sam. 12. 17. and such as in every City bore Rule, Deuteronomy 21. 3, 19, 20. for those which were appointed in every City to be Judges and Officers in Deuteronomy 16. 18. Are every where After called by the name of the Elders of the City, Deuteronomy 21. 20. and 22. 15, 18. Thus the Lord ordained Governors to Rule his people.
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For the second, they were chosen by the people, and admitted by Moses, as himselfe in a place witnesseth, which was to them a great libertie and freedome.
For the second, they were chosen by the people, and admitted by Moses, as himself in a place Witnesseth, which was to them a great liberty and freedom.
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For the third, they were of the best, able and fittest men, thus to be qualified,
For the third, they were of the best, able and Fittest men, thus to be qualified,
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first, to bee men of wisedome and vnderstanding, and not childish and simple persons; for that is a punishment vpon the people, to haue such ouer them.
First, to be men of Wisdom and understanding, and not childish and simple Persons; for that is a punishment upon the people, to have such over them.
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Secondly, to be good men, religious, and fearing God:
Secondly, to be good men, religious, and fearing God:
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for such should rule ouer men, as haue conscience towards God, vnder whom, and for whose glory they are to rule,
for such should Rule over men, as have conscience towards God, under whom, and for whose glory they Are to Rule,
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and with those the Lord will be, 2. Chron. 19. 11. Thirdly, to be men of truth,
and with those the Lord will be, 2. Chronicles 19. 11. Thirdly, to be men of truth,
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as Iethro aduiseth, that is, true men, as Iosephs brethren call themselues;
as Jethro adviseth, that is, true men, as Joseph's brothers call themselves;
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such as are that which they seeme to bee, not pretending one thing, and intending another,
such as Are that which they seem to be, not pretending one thing, and intending Another,
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but in the course of iustice doe follow the truth of the cause, as the truth thereof shall appeare vnto them.
but in the course of Justice do follow the truth of the cause, as the truth thereof shall appear unto them.
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Fourthly, to bee men hating couetousnesse; else will they take bribes, and loue dishonest gaine, and peruert iustice.
Fourthly, to be men hating covetousness; Else will they take Bribes, and love dishonest gain, and pervert Justice.
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Fifthly, to be knowne men in these things, Deut. 1. 13. When such are set ouer a people, let vs praise God and reioyce:
Fifthly, to be known men in these things, Deuteronomy 1. 13. When such Are Set over a people, let us praise God and rejoice:
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where such bee wanting, pray to God to send them: and where the contrary be, lament and bewaile the estate of such a people.
where such be wanting, pray to God to send them: and where the contrary be, lament and bewail the estate of such a people.
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Touching the fourth, why they bee set ouer a people? For the praise of the good,
Touching the fourth, why they be Set over a people? For the praise of the good,
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and the punishment of the bad, and to rule in iustice and in iudgement, and to gouerne the people:
and the punishment of the bad, and to Rule in Justice and in judgement, and to govern the people:
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for that we bee all of a rebellious nature, since the fall of Adam. Now, to gouerne well, Magistrates and men in authority must doe two things:
for that we be all of a rebellious nature, since the fallen of Adam. Now, to govern well, Magistrates and men in Authority must do two things:
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First, they must find out offences, they must enquire, and search out the same diligently: for one rebellious Ionah may hazard many mens liues, and the sinking of the ship;
First, they must find out offences, they must inquire, and search out the same diligently: for one rebellious Jonah may hazard many men's lives, and the sinking of the ship;
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so one Achan may weaken a whole Armie:
so one achan may weaken a Whole Army:
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and therefore it is necessary to seeke them out, that sinne may be punished, and Gods wrath appeased.
and Therefore it is necessary to seek them out, that sin may be punished, and God's wrath appeased.
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Secondly, they must iustly proceed against offences, and that thus: first, they must set Gods feare before them, as Iehoshaphat exhorts.
Secondly, they must justly proceed against offences, and that thus: First, they must Set God's Fear before them, as Jehoshaphat exhorts.
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Secondly, they must doe it in the spirit of courage, not fearing the face of any, though many, though mightie.
Secondly, they must do it in the Spirit of courage, not fearing the face of any, though many, though mighty.
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Thirdly, they must deale equally without respect of person, hearing the small, as well as the great, not wresting iudgement,
Thirdly, they must deal equally without respect of person, hearing the small, as well as the great, not wresting judgement,
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but iudge the people with iust iudgement.
but judge the people with just judgement.
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For the last, why called Elders? It may be, they were chosen of the ancient of the people,
For the last, why called Elders? It may be, they were chosen of the ancient of the people,
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or for the most part of such: for the Hebrew word here commeth of the Verbe which signifieth to bee waxen old:
or for the most part of such: for the Hebrew word Here comes of the Verb which signifies to be waxed old:
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and the Assembly of the Elders is called the Synedrion of the old men, by the Grecians;
and the Assembly of the Elders is called the Synedrion of the old men, by the Greeks;
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and of these is it most meet that Iudges and Magistrates be chosen: first, for their wisedome and experience, though wisedome doth not alwaies abide with the aged. and of these is it most meet that Judges and Magistrates be chosen: First, for their Wisdom and experience, though Wisdom does not always abide with the aged.
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Secondly, for that such giue counsell with more mature deliberation, and haue not the force of affection to ouer-sway them as youth hath, which therefore is rash, and giueth often ill counsell;
Secondly, for that such give counsel with more mature deliberation, and have not the force of affection to oversway them as youth hath, which Therefore is rash, and gives often ill counsel;
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of which Rehoboam tasted and repented. Thirdly, for the grauitie of their countenance, which giueth grace and credit to their authority,
of which Rehoboam tasted and repented. Thirdly, for the gravity of their countenance, which gives grace and credit to their Authority,
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and so are not so subiect to contempt, as the young in yeeres be: for the hoarie head is to bee honoured, and age is a Crowne of glory,
and so Are not so Subject to contempt, as the young in Years be: for the hoary head is to be honoured, and age is a Crown of glory,
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if it be found in the way of righteousnes.
if it be found in the Way of righteousness.
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Fourthly, because they haue a strong motiue to perswade them to vpright dealing, euen their old age and the nighnesse of death.
Fourthly, Because they have a strong motive to persuade them to upright dealing, even their old age and the nighness of death.
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This made some Heathen to be vpright and stout against the mightie, as Solon against Pisistratus; and Cecilius against Caesar: the former said, his old age made him so to withstand the attempts of the Tyrant;
This made Some Heathen to be upright and stout against the mighty, as Solon against Pisistratus; and Cecilius against Caesar: the former said, his old age made him so to withstand the attempts of the Tyrant;
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& the latter told his friends, that his old age, and being also childlesse, made him dare to speake so roundly and freely against Caesar. We see then what reason there is, that the Gouernours should bee ancient men, such as well might bee called Elders, not onely for authority,
& the latter told his Friends, that his old age, and being also childless, made him Dare to speak so roundly and freely against Caesar. We see then what reason there is, that the Governors should be ancient men, such as well might be called Elders, not only for Authority,
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but for their yeeres and grauitie. Of the Citie. ] To wit, of Bethlehem:
but for their Years and gravity. Of the city. ] To wit, of Bethlehem:
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for in euery Citie by Gods appointmēt there were Officers and Iudges, the Elders of the people:
for in every city by God's appointment there were Officers and Judges, the Elders of the people:
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how many were in euery citie is not certaine: in this, besides Boaz and the Kinsman, were ten.
how many were in every City is not certain: in this, beside Boaz and the Kinsman, were ten.
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And it is said tenne of them, implying more. In Succoth were Princes and Elders threescore and seuenteene.
And it is said tenne of them, implying more. In Succoth were Princes and Elders threescore and seuenteene.
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It may seeme, that the number of them was either greater or lesser, according to the populousnesse of the Inhabitants, and largenesse of the Cities:
It may seem, that the number of them was either greater or lesser, according to the populousness of the Inhabitants, and largeness of the Cities:
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onely in Ierusalem was the great Synedrion consisting of the Seuentie two Elders constantly. In euery City were Courts of iustice, and euery matter came before those Elders;
only in Ierusalem was the great Synedrion consisting of the Seuentie two Elders constantly. In every city were Courts of Justice, and every matter Come before those Elders;
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as matters concerning idolatrie, rebellion, and obstinacie of children giuen to ryotousnesse; also murther, adulterie, theft, and iniuries offered, and slander;
as matters Concerning idolatry, rebellion, and obstinacy of children given to ryotousnesse; also murder, adultery, theft, and injuries offered, and slander;
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so matters of marriage, and sale of land, as here in this place.
so matters of marriage, and sale of land, as Here in this place.
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The punishments which they inflicted, were pecuniarie sometime, sometime beating and whipping, and sometime death it selfe;
The punishments which they inflicted, were pecuniary sometime, sometime beating and whipping, and sometime death it self;
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likewise to this death were put inticers to idolatrie, and such as committed it; also a young woman that should play the whore in her fathers house; and those that committed adultery;
likewise to this death were put entices to idolatry, and such as committed it; also a young woman that should play the whore in her Father's house; and those that committed adultery;
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likewise the sacrilegious person, the blasphemer, the wizzard, and the obstinate gluttonous and drunken sonne, all were stoned.
likewise the sacrilegious person, the blasphemer, the vizard, and the obstinate gluttonous and drunken son, all were stoned.
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Some were to bee burnt, as the Priests daughter playing the whore, and the incestuous person;
some were to be burned, as the Priests daughter playing the whore, and the incestuous person;
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and this death may seeme to bee before the Law for whoredome. Some were hanged for some offences:
and this death may seem to be before the Law for whoredom. some were hanged for Some offences:
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but before the punishment was inflicted, and before sentence was pronunced, there was diligent enquiry of the fact,
but before the punishment was inflicted, and before sentence was pronounced, there was diligent enquiry of the fact,
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and also competent witnesses to iustifie the same: for not one, but two or three witnesses were to establish a matter;
and also competent Witnesses to justify the same: for not one, but two or three Witnesses were to establish a matter;
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and if any false witnesses were found, that was done to them, which they had thought to haue done to another.
and if any false Witnesses were found, that was done to them, which they had Thought to have done to Another.
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Thus we see, how these Elders proceeded in iustice, from whom there was no appeale in any matter,
Thus we see, how these Elders proceeded in Justice, from whom there was no appeal in any matter,
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but in that which was too hard, and then were the parties to goe to Ierusalem vnto the Priests, the Leuites and Iudges there,
but in that which was too hard, and then were the parties to go to Ierusalem unto the Priests, the Levites and Judges there,
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and abide that Sentence without gaine-saying, and that vpon perill of their life.
and abide that Sentence without gainsaying, and that upon peril of their life.
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From the consideration of these things afore deliuered, touching superiority, and Courts of iustice euery where,
From the consideration of these things afore Delivered, touching superiority, and Courts of Justice every where,
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and such a Court from which could bee no appeale; wee may obserue;
and such a Court from which could be no appeal; we may observe;
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First, that superioritie of some aboue the rest, is the ordinance of God, for the well gouerning of a Common-wealth;
First, that superiority of Some above the rest, is the Ordinance of God, for the well governing of a Commonwealth;
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the chiefe and best is that which is Monarchicall, when a King ruleth ouer the people,
the chief and best is that which is Monarchical, when a King Ruleth over the people,
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so he bee as Moses describeth, and not as Samuel: for God set first one,
so he be as Moses Describeth, and not as Samuel: for God Set First one,
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euen King Moses, as he is called ouer the people, and Moses prayeth that one might be set ouer the people,
even King Moses, as he is called over the people, and Moses Prayeth that one might be Set over the people,
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lest that the Israelites should bee as Sheep without a Shepheard, yea though then there were Captaines ouer thousands, hundreds,
lest that the Israelites should be as Sheep without a Shepherd, yea though then there were Captains over thousands, hundreds,
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and tens, and the seuentie Elders vpon whom the Lord had put his Spirit.
and tens, and the seuentie Elders upon whom the Lord had put his Spirit.
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Againe, we reade that the Lord saued his people by Iudges or Princes, raised vp to lead them & to be Iudges ouer them.
Again, we read that the Lord saved his people by Judges or Princes, raised up to led them & to be Judges over them.
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Futhermore, when the Israelites were seated in Canaan, & that there were the seuentie two Elders,
Furthermore, when the Israelites were seated in Canaan, & that there were the seuentie two Elders,
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also in euery citie Elders, yet is it said, That euery one did what seemed him good,
also in every City Elders, yet is it said, That every one did what seemed him good,
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because there was no King in Israel.
Because there was no King in Israel.
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Moreouer, Israel neuer came to bee renowned, freeing themselues from all their Enemies, and subduing them which were round about them, till they had a King ouer them.
Moreover, Israel never Come to be renowned, freeing themselves from all their Enemies, and subduing them which were round about them, till they had a King over them.
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Lastly, it is the wisedome of nations both ciuill and barbarous Heathen, besides the Church of God, to allow of this kind of gouernment, such as the Lord hath now placed ouer vs, that so euery man may not doe what he listeth:
Lastly, it is the Wisdom of Nations both civil and barbarous Heathen, beside the Church of God, to allow of this kind of government, such as the Lord hath now placed over us, that so every man may not do what he lists:
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and therefore are wee to rest thankefull therewith, and praise the Name of our God.
and Therefore Are we to rest thankful therewith, and praise the Name of our God.
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Secondly, that in well gouerned Common-wealths (like that of Israel, ordred by the wisedome of God himselfe) there shoud be many Courts of iustice,
Secondly, that in well governed Commonwealths (like that of Israel, ordered by the Wisdom of God himself) there should be many Courts of Justice,
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and so many, and so •••re the townes and villages, that the people might haue speedy recourse thither to end any cause, which might fall out among them. and so many, and so •••re the Towns and villages, that the people might have speedy recourse thither to end any cause, which might fallen out among them.
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In euery citie in Israel, in euery Tribe and city thereof, were Courts of iustice.
In every City in Israel, in every Tribe and City thereof, were Courts of Justice.
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In Iudah were an hundred and twelue Cities, which was but a little Circuit, euen so many Courts for iustice and iudgement, to which the townes and villages resorted which belonged to them,
In Iudah were an hundred and twelue Cities, which was but a little Circuit, even so many Courts for Justice and judgement, to which the Towns and villages resorted which belonged to them,
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and in them, as is before noted, were all matters handled, without going any farther. This would preuent long iourneyes, and so great expences of subiects;
and in them, as is before noted, were all matters handled, without going any farther. This would prevent long journeys, and so great expenses of Subjects;
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this would sooner bring causes to the hearing, and matters to an end: this were the way to haue sinne more easily and sooner punished.
this would sooner bring Causes to the hearing, and matters to an end: this were the Way to have sin more Easily and sooner punished.
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The Israelites did not stay till quarter Sessions, till Assises euery halfe yeere;
The Israelites did not stay till quarter Sessions, till Assizes every half year;
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till which time causes must rest, prisoners lye and dye in prison, or else learn such villanies there,
till which time Causes must rest, Prisoners lie and die in prison, or Else Learn such villainies there,
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as they will be euer the worse for, when they be deliuered.
as they will be ever the Worse for, when they be Delivered.
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The Israelites were not constrained to take long iourneyes euery Terme to the chiefe City of their Kingdome to try matters,
The Israelites were not constrained to take long journeys every Term to the chief city of their Kingdom to try matters,
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as wee doe, and as wee were wont to doe, euen to go much farther, to Rome from England heretofore;
as we do, and as we were wont to do, even to go much farther, to Room from England heretofore;
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but all had Courts for euery matter, for all offences, for controuersies of euery nature, hard at hand,
but all had Courts for every matter, for all offences, for controversies of every nature, hard At hand,
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and daily kept for any to haue accesse vnto.
and daily kept for any to have access unto.
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Which I thus speake of, onely not to condemne vtterly our courses, but to set out the politicall estate of the Iewes;
Which I thus speak of, only not to condemn utterly our courses, but to Set out the political estate of the Iewes;
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a plat-forme of gouernment deuised by God himselfe, and therefore worthy imitation of all nations, and that before any other whatsoeuer:
a platform of government devised by God himself, and Therefore worthy imitation of all Nations, and that before any other whatsoever:
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for the wisedome of no lawgiuer can be compared to the wisdome of this Heauenly Lawgiuer.
for the Wisdom of no lawgiver can be compared to the Wisdom of this Heavenly Lawgiver.
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Thirdly, that it is meet, that such a Court of iustice bee in euery well ordered state, whose sentence should be definitiue,
Thirdly, that it is meet, that such a Court of Justice be in every well ordered state, whose sentence should be definitive,
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and with which men should rest. So was it in Israel; from which none might decline vpon paine of death. and with which men should rest. So was it in Israel; from which none might decline upon pain of death.
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This would curbe contentions and vnquiet spirits, which be full of molestations, when by their purse they can maintaine their will, bringing causes from Court to Court,
This would curb contentions and unquiet spirits, which be full of molestations, when by their purse they can maintain their will, bringing Causes from Court to Court,
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and about againe, onely to make the weaker partie wearie, and so to wring from him his right,
and about again, only to make the Weaker party weary, and so to wring from him his right,
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or else to bee vtterly vndone in following the sute:
or Else to be utterly undone in following the suit:
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a grieuous sin, & that which cryeth alowd in the eares of the Lord, though Lawyers fill their purses by such deuilish deuices.
a grievous since, & that which Cries aloud in the ears of the Lord, though Lawyers fill their purses by such devilish devices.
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Their money perish with them, which make themselues rich by such iniquities. And hee said, Sit yee downe here.
Their money perish with them, which make themselves rich by such iniquities. And he said, Fit ye down Here.
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] Thus spake hee to the ten Elders, when the kinsman was set downe.
] Thus spoke he to the ten Elders, when the kinsman was Set down.
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Which sheweth, that as Boaz was a great man, so also the kinsman was of greater place than they, seeing he was placed before them:
Which shows, that as Boaz was a great man, so also the kinsman was of greater place than they, seeing he was placed before them:
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yet they did not of themselues doe any thing, neither did enter vpon the businesse, before these were set:
yet they did not of themselves do any thing, neither did enter upon the business, before these were Set:
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so did hee esteeme of them and their authority.
so did he esteem of them and their Authority.
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Whence may be noted, that wise men in gouernment doe so behaue themselues, as they will take heed to do nothing that might weaken the authority of such as be fellowes in office, Iudges, Iustices, and Officers with them:
Whence may be noted, that wise men in government do so behave themselves, as they will take heed to do nothing that might weaken the Authority of such as be Fellows in office, Judges, Justices, and Officers with them:
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for they know, that what they derogate from them, they take from themselues, as they be Magistrates.
for they know, that what they derogate from them, they take from themselves, as they be Magistrates.
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And therefore must Magistrates vphold such as be in authority with them;
And Therefore must Magistrates uphold such as be in Authority with them;
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though some perhaps for their person bee vnworthy, yet must they bee regarded for the place they beare:
though Some perhaps for their person be unworthy, yet must they be regarded for the place they bear:
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and this shall they do, if, as Boaz heere, they giue them place with them, then not presume to handle matters apart without them, equally belonging to all:
and this shall they do, if, as Boaz Here, they give them place with them, then not presume to handle matters apart without them, equally belonging to all:
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and thirdly, to be content to haue their owne causes heard and iudged by them: the contrary hereto doth argue light esteeme of fellowes in cōmission, if not contempt.
and Thirdly, to be content to have their own Causes herd and judged by them: the contrary hereto does argue Light esteem of Fellows in commission, if not contempt.
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And they sate downe. ] Here was no exception taken against Boaz in any thing: he commanded in a sort, and they obeyed:And they sat down. ] Here was no exception taken against Boaz in any thing: he commanded in a sort, and they obeyed:
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for the spirit of enuie and pride were banished; else the matter had not thus been done in such peace and quietnesse:
for the Spirit of envy and pride were banished; Else the matter had not thus been done in such peace and quietness:
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for where one taketh no more vpon him than he may;
for where one Takes no more upon him than he may;
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and other yeeld what they ought, being humble and not hauty, there euery thing is done peaceably, as wee see here:and other yield what they ought, being humble and not haughty, there every thing is done peaceably, as we see Here:
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but where a Moses meeteth with a rebellious-spirited proud Corah and his company, there all things fall out contrarily.
but where a Moses meeteth with a rebellious-spirited proud Corah and his company, there all things fallen out contrarily.
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The word to sit, is vsed sometime to consider of, to aduise, to take care of;
The word to fit, is used sometime to Consider of, to advise, to take care of;
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and the gesture of sitting, which was the gesture of Kings and Iudges, is a gesture of rest, quietnesse and peace:
and the gesture of sitting, which was the gesture of Kings and Judges, is a gesture of rest, quietness and peace:
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to teach this, that men in the seat of Iudgement should be aduised, considerate, carefull what they doe,
to teach this, that men in the seat of Judgement should be advised, considerate, careful what they do,
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and of a quiet spirit without perturbation. and of a quiet Spirit without perturbation.
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Such a one was Ioshua in his proceeding against Achan, hee spake mildly, louingly, without passion, without words of bitternesse,
Such a one was Ioshua in his proceeding against achan, he spoke mildly, lovingly, without passion, without words of bitterness,
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or contempt, yet did hee not neglect to execute iustice vpon him, as hee well deserued, and the cause required:
or contempt, yet did he not neglect to execute Justice upon him, as he well deserved, and the cause required:
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he derided not the prisoner, hee railed not vpon him; but with a fatherly grauitie and words of like authority he spake vnto him:
he derided not the prisoner, he railed not upon him; but with a fatherly gravity and words of like Authority he spoke unto him:
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his example is for imitation, and a checke to some deriding and scoffing spirits, sitting as Iudges vpon life and death.
his Exampl is for imitation, and a check to Some deriding and scoffing spirits, sitting as Judges upon life and death.
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Verse 3. And hee said vnto the kinsman, Naomi that is come againe out of the countrey of Moab, selleth a parcell of land which was our brother Elimelechs.Verse 3. And he said unto the kinsman, Naomi that is come again out of the country of Moab, Selleth a parcel of land which was our brother Elimelech's.
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THus Boaz beginneth his speech of the sale of land, who it was that would sell it,
THus Boaz begins his speech of the sale of land, who it was that would fell it,
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how much, a parcell, and to whom it did belong before, as thereby shewing her right vnto it, not as an Inheritrix,
how much, a parcel, and to whom it did belong before, as thereby showing her right unto it, not as an Inheritrix,
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but as a dowrie to her, as his wife. And hee said vnto the kinsman.
but as a dowry to her, as his wife. And he said unto the kinsman.
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] Before Boaz vttered the cause of his comming into that Session, hee saw all settled, and audience giuen:
] Before Boaz uttered the cause of his coming into that Session, he saw all settled, and audience given:
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for though hee earnestly affected the businesse, as may appeare by that which hath beene deliuered of him in the former chapter,
for though he earnestly affected the business, as may appear by that which hath been Delivered of him in the former chapter,
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yet would he carry the matter wisely and discretly:
yet would he carry the matter wisely and discreetly:
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hereby teaching this, that the wisedome of a wise man keepeth him so, as he is not carried beyond discretion:
hereby teaching this, that the Wisdom of a wise man Keepeth him so, as he is not carried beyond discretion:
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for wisedome maketh him to vnderstand his way, to bee also well aduised, to worke by vnderstanding,
for Wisdom makes him to understand his Way, to be also well advised, to work by understanding,
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and to order his wayes with discretion.
and to order his ways with discretion.
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Such therefore as bee ouer-swayed with any passion either of loue, or anger, or what else exceeding discretion, want wisedome at that time to bridle their disordred affection,
Such Therefore as be overswayed with any passion either of love, or anger, or what Else exceeding discretion, want Wisdom At that time to bridle their disordered affection,
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and vnruly passion, which is often bruitish, without reason, without Religion, and therefore vnbefitting a godly man.
and unruly passion, which is often brutish, without reason, without Religion, and Therefore unbefitting a godly man.
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Note farther, that Boaz hauing a cause, he in this great Session of ten Elders, besides the rest, declareth the matter himselfe, it beeing a happy libertie in that Common-wealth.
Note farther, that Boaz having a cause, he in this great Session of ten Elders, beside the rest, Declareth the matter himself, it being a happy liberty in that Commonwealth.
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It was not like those places, where men cannot bee allowed to speake in their owne cause,
It was not like those places, where men cannot be allowed to speak in their own cause,
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though they bee neuer so able, but they must hire others to speake for them: by which it commeth to passe, that causes are spunne out to an exceeding length, and not often faithfully handled:
though they be never so able, but they must hire Others to speak for them: by which it comes to pass, that Causes Are spun out to an exceeding length, and not often faithfully handled:
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for men hired to set their wits and tongues on sale, what will they not doe? Doth not our age produce enow euill, lamentable and cursed fruits hereof? And haue we not cause to bewaile the manifold mischiefes and ensuing miseries, which this generation of euill men bringeth forth daily among vs?
for men hired to Set their wits and tongues on sale, what will they not do? Does not our age produce enough evil, lamentable and cursed fruits hereof? And have we not cause to bewail the manifold mischiefs and ensuing misery's, which this generation of evil men brings forth daily among us?
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Naomi that is come againe out of the countrey of Moab. Naomi that is come again out of the country of Moab.
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] Of her person, and returne from that place, see before, Chap. 1. 6. Here she is propounded as the sales-woman:
] Of her person, and return from that place, see before, Chap. 1. 6. Here she is propounded as the sales-woman:
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the land she had by Elimelech her husband, as the last words of this verse shew, as her ioynture or dowrie:
the land she had by Elimelech her husband, as the last words of this verse show, as her jointure or dowry:
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for wiues had land among the Iewes and Israelites:
for wives had land among the Iewes and Israelites:
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and good reason there is that wiues should be prouided for by them, which haue lands to leaue them, because they are one with the husband, they haue laboured together,
and good reason there is that wives should be provided for by them, which have Lands to leave them, Because they Are one with the husband, they have laboured together,
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and loue binds the husband to haue care for her after death; for her comfort, her better esteeme euen with her owne children:
and love binds the husband to have care for her After death; for her Comfort, her better esteem even with her own children:
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for if they haue any thing, then children will loue and honour them, and glad will they seeme to be which of them may haue her companie, and may please her best:
for if they have any thing, then children will love and honour them, and glad will they seem to be which of them may have her company, and may please her best:
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but if she haue nothing, they will bee as glad, which may be rid of her.
but if she have nothing, they will be as glad, which may be rid of her.
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Therefore let husbands haue a care to prouide for them, and not bee like some husbands, which giue all or most to children,
Therefore let Husbands have a care to provide for them, and not be like Some Husbands, which give all or most to children,
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and little or nothing to wiues, but what Law will giue them:
and little or nothing to wives, but what Law will give them:
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and that he may so doe, let the wife labour to deserue well of the husband;
and that he may so do, let the wife labour to deserve well of the husband;
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and yet though shee deserue well, let him not giue all to her, and little to children,
and yet though she deserve well, let him not give all to her, and little to children,
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as some doe, and so vndoe both her selfe and children with an after-choise of a bad husband. Selleth a parcell of land.
as Some do, and so undo both her self and children with an after-choise of a bad husband. Selleth a parcel of land.
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] That is, determineth to sell a portion or piece of land left her by Elimelech. Shee was growne poore,
] That is, determineth to fell a portion or piece of land left her by Elimelech. She was grown poor,
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and therefore might sell her land: for so we doe reade, that the poore might sell land or houses:
and Therefore might fell her land: for so we do read, that the poor might fell land or houses:
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and this selling and buying is lawfull, as wee may see by Gods approbation, and the practice of the godly in buying and selling. and this selling and buying is lawful, as we may see by God's approbation, and the practice of the godly in buying and selling.
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The manner of purchase, and sale, and conueyance is shewed in the Prophecie of Ieremie: it must be without oppression:
The manner of purchase, and sale, and conveyance is showed in the Prophecy of Ieremie: it must be without oppression:
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and this will bee auoided, if men feare God. But the Lord allowed not the sale but vpon necessity; hee must become poore first.
and this will be avoided, if men Fear God. But the Lord allowed not the sale but upon necessity; he must become poor First.
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The Iewish Interpreters vpon that place of Leuiticus say, that no man but the poore might sell his inheritance;
The Jewish Interpreters upon that place of Leviticus say, that no man but the poor might fell his inheritance;
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other might not sell to put money in their purses, to make marchandize, or other things, saue onely for food and necessary liuelihood.
other might not fell to put money in their purses, to make merchandise, or other things, save only for food and necessary livelihood.
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How iustly then are here condemned among vs, such as sell their lands for to spend at play, to runne a whoring, to goe gayly,
How justly then Are Here condemned among us, such as fell their Lands for to spend At play, to run a whoring, to go gaily,
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and in costly rayment, to keepe Hawkes and Hounds, to trauell into Idolatrous countreys to see fashions,
and in costly raiment, to keep Hawks and Hounds, to travel into Idolatrous Countries' to see fashions,
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and to learne, not good manners, but bad conditions with Apish cōplements? Others also which sell their possessions,
and to Learn, not good manners, but bad conditions with Apish compliments? Others also which fell their possessions,
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because they would liue idly, to put the money out to vsurie, and so liue lazily,
Because they would live idly, to put the money out to Usury, and so live lazily,
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but yet cursedly, vpon the sweate of other mens browes.
but yet cursedly, upon the sweat of other men's brows.
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These and the other should say with Nbaoth, God forbid that I should sell my fathers inheritance, especially selling as these doe, to bestow and lay out the mony so accursedly.
These and the other should say with Nbaoth, God forbid that I should fell my Father's inheritance, especially selling as these do, to bestow and lay out the money so accursedly.
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But let such Vnthrists know, which sell their land to waste vpon their lust, that they doe wickedly rob their posterity, they weaken their present estate, they bring vpon themselues beggery,
But let such Vnthrists know, which fell their land to waste upon their lust, that they do wickedly rob their posterity, they weaken their present estate, they bring upon themselves beggary,
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and so contempt and misery, and that very iustly, and do (as much as lieth in them) roote out their names from the places, where their Ancestours, by Gods blessing, had planted them;
and so contempt and misery, and that very justly, and doe (as much as lies in them) root out their names from the places, where their Ancestors, by God's blessing, had planted them;
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and when all is spent, they expose themselues to many temptations, to take lewd courses to helpe themselues, which bring many to a shamefull end.
and when all is spent, they expose themselves to many temptations, to take lewd courses to help themselves, which bring many to a shameful end.
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Let them remember, that if they cannot liue with their estates, how can they liue without them? Paines they cannot take, they haue idly beene brought vp;
Let them Remember, that if they cannot live with their estates, how can they live without them? Paines they cannot take, they have idly been brought up;
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which often is the cause of this prodigality: to beg they bee ashamed, because of reproach iustly to light vpon them;
which often is the cause of this prodigality: to beg they be ashamed, Because of reproach justly to Light upon them;
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therefore must they fall to stealing, and so come that way into the Magistrates hands, that they may be punished for their former villanies, which the Magistrate took no notice of,
Therefore must they fallen to stealing, and so come that Way into the Magistrates hands, that they may be punished for their former villainies, which the Magistrate took no notice of,
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or made no conscience to punish. Which was our brother Elimelechs. ] Thus Boaz calleth him, who was but his kinsman, though neere.
or made no conscience to Punish. Which was our brother Elimelech's. ] Thus Boaz calls him, who was but his kinsman, though near.
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This was vsuall among the Iewes and Israelites so to call one another; yea, it is obseruable, that Gods people in all ages haue called one another brethren;
This was usual among the Iewes and Israelites so to call one Another; yea, it is observable, that God's people in all ages have called one Another brothers;
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before the Law, vnder the Law, and in the time of the Gospell; and good reason so to do:
before the Law, under the Law, and in the time of the Gospel; and good reason so to do:
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for they haue all one Father, and all one Mother: Which should teach vs brotherly loue one towards another;
for they have all one Father, and all one Mother: Which should teach us brotherly love one towards Another;
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to loue as brethren, that is, with respect to our Father, and wee his adopted Children:
to love as brothers, that is, with respect to our Father, and we his adopted Children:
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for whoso after this manner loueth, is translated from death to life.
for whoso After this manner loves, is translated from death to life.
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Also such as loue like brethren, are familiar, they haue a feeling of each others estate both in prosperity and aduersity, reioycing or sorrowing,
Also such as love like brothers, Are familiar, they have a feeling of each Others estate both in Prosperity and adversity, rejoicing or sorrowing,
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as it falleth out, and that because they be brethren;
as it falls out, and that Because they be brothers;
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they doe also shew readinesse to helpe one another, as brethren should doe, and they hold it a shame to do them wrong.
they do also show readiness to help one Another, as brothers should do, and they hold it a shame to do them wrong.
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Therefore let vs loue, and loue as brethren, and try it by these true brother-like markes of loue:
Therefore let us love, and love as brothers, and try it by these true brotherlike marks of love:
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which if a man doe, hee shall find little brotherly loue among men: for few loue a man in this respect, as he is the Child of God:
which if a man do, he shall find little brotherly love among men: for few love a man in this respect, as he is the Child of God:
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few are familiar with the vertuous for their vertues sake:
few Are familiar with the virtuous for their Virtues sake:
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And who mourneth with them in the true cause of their mourning, or reioyceth with them in their ioy? If men so doe, where is their helping hand to further their ioy,
And who Mourneth with them in the true cause of their mourning, or rejoices with them in their joy? If men so do, where is their helping hand to further their joy,
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or to helpe them when they be troubled for righteousnesse sake? Verse 4. And I thought to aduertise thee, saying, Buy it before the Inhabitants,
or to help them when they be troubled for righteousness sake? Verse 4. And I Thought to advertise thee, saying, Buy it before the Inhabitants,
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and before the Elders of my people. If thou wilt redeeme it, redeeme it; but if thou wilt not redeeme it, then tell me that I may know:
and before the Elders of my people. If thou wilt Redeem it, Redeem it; but if thou wilt not Redeem it, then tell me that I may know:
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for there is none to redeeme it, besides thee, and I am after thee. And hee said, I will redeeme it.
for there is none to Redeem it, beside thee, and I am After thee. And he said, I will Redeem it.
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BOaz here sheweth why he telleth the kinsman of Naomi her selling of land, to offer him the sale first.BOaz Here shows why he Telleth the kinsman of Naomi her selling of land, to offer him the sale First.
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In which offer note, First, what the offer is, to buy it; then, before whom.
In which offer note, First, what the offer is, to buy it; then, before whom.
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Thirdly, the manner of propounding it, as left free to his choise, to redeeme or not to redeeme.
Thirdly, the manner of propounding it, as left free to his choice, to Redeem or not to Redeem.
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Fourthly, the reason why offered to him in the first place, and that by Boaz. Lastly, the kinsmans answer, taking the offer.
Fourthly, the reason why offered to him in the First place, and that by Boaz. Lastly, the kinsmans answer, taking the offer.
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And I thought to aduertise thee. ] To wit, of the sale of the land:And I Thought to advertise thee. ] To wit, of the sale of the land:
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and this Boaz doth, for that hee had to deale with a worldling, with whom hee would deale plainely, in telling him first of that which most affected him,
and this Boaz does, for that he had to deal with a worldling, with whom he would deal plainly, in telling him First of that which most affected him,
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and of the earthly commodity, before hee spake of marrying Ruth. Whence we may learne, First, that worldlings are carried away most with worldly respects:
and of the earthly commodity, before he spoke of marrying Ruth. Whence we may Learn, First, that worldlings Are carried away most with worldly respects:
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therefore Boaz doth thus begin with the kinsman: for worldlings sauour onely of the Earth, like Moales which liue in it;
Therefore Boaz does thus begin with the kinsman: for worldlings savour only of the Earth, like Moral which live in it;
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and though they now and then come vp out of the Earth, they by and by runne againe into it;
and though they now and then come up out of the Earth, they by and by run again into it;
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they are like the Serpent, whose seed they bee, liuing vpon the dust of the Earth, gold, siluer,
they Are like the Serpent, whose seed they be, living upon the dust of the Earth, gold, silver,
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and transitorie goods, the sight & enioying whereof is to them as food and life; their wisedome also is from below, which is Earthly, making men couetous;
and transitory goods, the sighed & enjoying whereof is to them as food and life; their Wisdom also is from below, which is Earthly, making men covetous;
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and Sensuall, making men delight in beastly pleasures; and Deuilish, full of craft, fraud, wicked policie, and subtill deuices.
and Sensual, making men delight in beastly pleasures; and Devilish, full of craft, fraud, wicked policy, and subtle devices.
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This wisedome below followeth the things of this world, euen the lusts of the eies, which are earthly;
This Wisdom below follows the things of this world, even the Lustiest of the eyes, which Are earthly;
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the lusts of the flesh, which are sensuall; and pride of life, which is deuilish.
the Lustiest of the Flesh, which Are sensual; and pride of life, which is devilish.
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Therefore let vs hereby try our worldlinesse, and whether wee be such as worldlings be, the signes whereof bee these:
Therefore let us hereby try our worldliness, and whither we be such as worldlings be, the Signs whereof be these:
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First, when we are more moued to doe any thing for profit and againe, then for the Commandement of God,
First, when we Are more moved to do any thing for profit and again, then for the Commandment of God,
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or charitie, or any other motiue by which the godly are drawne on to doe that which they should doe.
or charity, or any other motive by which the godly Are drawn on to do that which they should do.
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Secondly, when our hearts are wholly set vpon the world, minding altogether earthly things, which sheweth that there is our treasure, because our hearts be there.
Secondly, when our hearts Are wholly Set upon the world, minding altogether earthly things, which shows that there is our treasure, Because our hearts be there.
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Thirdly, when we grow more couetous, as riches encrease, setting our hearts vpon them.
Thirdly, when we grow more covetous, as riches increase, setting our hearts upon them.
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Fourthly, when wee speake like worldlings, who can vtter their thoughts freely in these earthly matters; Fourthly, when we speak like worldlings, who can utter their thoughts freely in these earthly matters;
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but are in spirituall matters very blockish, if not senselesse. Fifthly, when wee bee not liberall-minded;
but Are in spiritual matters very blockish, if not senseless. Fifthly, when we be not liberall-minded;
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for a liberall person is set against the niggard and churle, who is called in Hebrew, Nabal, a foole:
for a liberal person is Set against the niggard and churl, who is called in Hebrew, Nabal, a fool:
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for so is the couetous worldling:
for so is the covetous worldling:
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also Kelai, of a word which signifieth to consume, for that hee wasteth himselfe in the world, and for the world:
also Kelai, of a word which signifies to consume, for that he wastes himself in the world, and for the world:
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by circumlocution he is said to be one greedie of gaine, one that loueth siluer, and abundance, and is not satisfied.
by circumlocution he is said to be one greedy of gain, one that loves silver, and abundance, and is not satisfied.
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The Grecians calleth him Philarguros, one that loueth money; and Pleonectes, one that would haue more, neuer contented:
The Greeks calls him Philarguros, one that loves money; and Pleonectes, one that would have more, never contented:
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and therefore to be couetous and contented, are put as contraries, the one being forbidden, and the other commanded: this is the worldling.
and Therefore to be covetous and contented, Are put as contraries, the one being forbidden, and the other commanded: this is the worldling.
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Secondly, note, that an honest man dealeth plainely, and not couertly with others in these worldly businesses.
Secondly, note, that an honest man deals plainly, and not covertly with Others in these worldly businesses.
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Boaz concealeth not the commoditie, which the kinsman might reape in marrying of Ruth; he propoundeth not her, & cōcealeth this:Boaz concealeth not the commodity, which the kinsman might reap in marrying of Ruth; he propoundeth not her, & concealeth this:
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for an honest man hateth fraud and deceit; he doth to others, as hee would that they should doe to him.
for an honest man hates fraud and deceit; he does to Others, as he would that they should do to him.
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If therefore we would bee held honest, let vs deale vprightly and plainely with others, with whom we haue to doe:
If Therefore we would be held honest, let us deal uprightly and plainly with Others, with whom we have to do:
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for it is sincerity, it maketh a mans word of credit, and bringeth him into the reputation of an honest man:
for it is sincerity, it makes a men word of credit, and brings him into the reputation of an honest man:
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and let this be remembred, that fraud and deceit God will certainly auenge.
and let this be remembered, that fraud and deceit God will Certainly avenge.
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Thirdly, note, that albeit man may not deceiue his brother, yet is he to proceed wisely, to vse prudence and discretion in his affaires:
Thirdly, note, that albeit man may not deceive his brother, yet is he to proceed wisely, to use prudence and discretion in his affairs:
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as knowing what to speake first, what next: for there is time for all things, as Salomon saith, so in this also.
as knowing what to speak First, what next: for there is time for all things, as Solomon Says, so in this also.
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And it is no fraud to vtter one thing before another, and so to speake truely to further the matter in hand;
And it is no fraud to utter one thing before Another, and so to speak truly to further the matter in hand;
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to conceale also a thing for a time, so it be with no ill intent, not to deceiue,
to conceal also a thing for a time, so it be with no ill intent, not to deceive,
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or hurt my brother any way, it is not to bee condemned, but rather to bee allowed,
or hurt my brother any Way, it is not to be condemned, but rather to be allowed,
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as a point of wisedome and prudence in a man: and therefore may it be obserued honestly and iustly, without staine or cracke of credit.
as a point of Wisdom and prudence in a man: and Therefore may it be observed honestly and justly, without stain or Crac of credit.
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Saying, Buy it before the Inhabitants, and before the Elders of my people. Saying, Buy it before the Inhabitants, and before the Elders of my people.
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] Both the Elders and people were gathered together, as we may heere see, and in verses 9. 11. Here the Inhabitants are named before the Elders;
] Both the Elders and people were gathered together, as we may Here see, and in Verses 9. 11. Here the Inhabitants Are nam before the Elders;
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in the 9. verse the Elders before them;
in the 9. verse the Elders before them;
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and in verse 11. these before the Elders againe, as shewing how one dependeth vpon the other, the Elders vpon the people,
and in verse 11. these before the Elders again, as showing how one dependeth upon the other, the Elders upon the people,
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and the people on them by mutual relation, one assisting another; the Officers, the people, by their power and authority;and the people on them by mutual Relation, one assisting Another; the Officers, the people, by their power and Authority;
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and the people these by aid and helpe, as they should be commanded: which is peaceable happinesse in a Common-wealth.
and the people these by aid and help, as they should be commanded: which is peaceable happiness in a Commonwealth.
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In that they bee called Boaz his people, it sheweth the greatnesse of this mans power in Bethlehem,
In that they be called Boaz his people, it shows the greatness of this men power in Bethlehem,
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as Lord and chiefe Gouernor there; of whose greatnesse I haue spoken before. He doth heere bring this matter thus into the publicke Assembly;
as Lord and chief Governor there; of whose greatness I have spoken before. He does Here bring this matter thus into the public Assembly;
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for that it was publicke ▪ for more peaceable proceeding;
for that it was public ▪ for more peaceable proceeding;
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for better assurance, ratification, and confirmation of the businesse, when it should be concluded there before such Elders,
for better assurance, ratification, and confirmation of the business, when it should be concluded there before such Elders,
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and so great Assembly of people.
and so great Assembly of people.
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Lastly, because it was to be finished in the gate of the City, by the Law of Moses; so it was not done in vaine-glory,
Lastly, Because it was to be finished in the gate of the city, by the Law of Moses; so it was not done in vainglory,
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or from an high spirit, but for that reason and necessity so required.
or from an high Spirit, but for that reason and necessity so required.
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Matters of importance are so to bee handled for place and person, as may best serue to end the same peaceably without farther adoe, if it may be. Matters of importance Are so to be handled for place and person, as may best serve to end the same peaceably without farther ado, if it may be.
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If thou wilt redeeme it redeeme it. ] Boaz doth not vrge him, but leaueth him to his choise;If thou wilt Redeem it Redeem it. ] Boaz does not urge him, but Leaveth him to his choice;
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he telleth him of the land, but vrgeth him not with the Law;
he Telleth him of the land, but urges him not with the Law;
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because he did not much care, whether the kinsman would redeeme it or no, hauing a desire to match with Ruth himselfe.
Because he did not much care, whither the kinsman would Redeem it or no, having a desire to match with Ruth himself.
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Whence we may obserue, that there a thing is rather propounded, then heartily vrged, where the mind is not bent to haue it effected:
Whence we may observe, that there a thing is rather propounded, then heartily urged, where the mind is not bent to have it effected:
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that wee vsually leaue to mens choise, which we are very indifferent in, not much caring whether it be, or bee not.
that we usually leave to men's choice, which we Are very indifferent in, not much caring whither it be, or be not.
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So doe many preach, propounding the Doctrine of godlinesse, rather than earnestly vrging the same;
So do many preach, propounding the Doctrine of godliness, rather than earnestly urging the same;
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because they bee indifferent towards their hearers, not much caring whether they serue God or no.
Because they be indifferent towards their hearers, not much caring whither they serve God or no.
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By this may the heartie affection or coldnesse in a cause be iudged of.
By this may the hearty affection or coldness in a cause be judged of.
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Here note by the way, how the Kinsman the Redeemer was a type of Christ, who became, by taking our nature vpon him, our Brother and Redeemer, who redeemeth vs,
Here note by the Way, how the Kinsman the Redeemer was a type of christ, who became, by taking our nature upon him, our Brother and Redeemer, who Redeemeth us,
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First, from sinne, from a vaine conuersation, that wee might bee a peculiar people to God, zealous of good workes.
First, from sin, from a vain Conversation, that we might be a peculiar people to God, zealous of good works.
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Secondly, from our Enemies, that we might serue him in holinesse and righteousnesse all the dayes of our life.
Secondly, from our Enemies, that we might serve him in holiness and righteousness all the days of our life.
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Thirdly, from vnder the Law, that we might receiue the adoption of sonnes.
Thirdly, from under the Law, that we might receive the adoption of Sons.
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Fourthly, from the curse of the Law, that the blessing of Abraham might come vpon vs,
Fourthly, from the curse of the Law, that the blessing of Abraham might come upon us,
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and that wee might receiue the promise of the Spirit.
and that we might receive the promise of the Spirit.
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Fifthly, from the wrath to come, and so to giue vs the Inheritance of Life and Glory.
Fifthly, from the wrath to come, and so to give us the Inheritance of Life and Glory.
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But if thou wilt not redeeme it, then tell me, that I may know. But if thou wilt not Redeem it, then tell me, that I may know.
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] Note, First, that a man is either to performe his duetie, or to render vp his right to another that will:
] Note, First, that a man is either to perform his duty, or to render up his right to Another that will:
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for else he is as the tree, which keepeth the ground barren, and good for nothing,
for Else he is as the tree, which Keepeth the ground barren, and good for nothing,
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but to bee cut downe, and cast into the fire. A good lesson to idle and negligent Ministers, who should either take paines to teach,
but to be Cut down, and cast into the fire. A good Lesson to idle and negligent Ministers, who should either take pains to teach,
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or yeeld vp their places to such as would;
or yield up their places to such as would;
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else let them looke for the end of the vnfruitfull tree, and the reward of the vnprofitable, wicked and slothfull seruant, which was cast into vtter darkenesse, where is weeping and gnashing of teeth.
Else let them look for the end of the unfruitful tree, and the reward of the unprofitable, wicked and slothful servant, which was cast into utter darkness, where is weeping and gnashing of teeth.
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Secondly, that one man knoweth not the mind of another, till it bee reuealed and made knowne vnto him, as Boaz acknowledgeth here,
Secondly, that one man Knoweth not the mind of Another, till it be revealed and made known unto him, as Boaz acknowledgeth Here,
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and as the Apostle teacheth, and Salomon also:
and as the Apostle Teaches, and Solomon also:
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and therefore are we to bee charitable in censuring mens hearts, when wee know not the intent thereof, till it be reuealed, as by words:
and Therefore Are we to be charitable in censuring men's hearts, when we know not the intent thereof, till it be revealed, as by words:
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for of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh: or by workes: for, as our Sauiour saith, By their workes you shall know them; or by signes and tokens; by lookes and gesture:
for of the abundance of the heart the Mouth speaks: or by works: for, as our Saviour Says, By their works you shall know them; or by Signs and tokens; by looks and gesture:
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for where the eyes bee loftie, the heart is hautie; and the gesture stately, the minde is great.
for where the eyes be lofty, the heart is haughty; and the gesture stately, the mind is great.
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Thus may wee iudge of the mind and heart:
Thus may we judge of the mind and heart:
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for by words, workes, and gesture may they be knowne, and their countenance, saith Esay, doth witnesse against them. And therefore should we looke to these,
for by words, works, and gesture may they be known, and their countenance, Says Isaiah, does witness against them. And Therefore should we look to these,
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and striue to haue an outward carriage comely and decent as befitteth Christians, if we would not haue the inward man censured and thought euill of.
and strive to have an outward carriage comely and decent as befitteth Christians, if we would not have the inward man censured and Thought evil of.
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For there is none to redeeme it besides thee. ] The reason why he aduertiseth the kinsman:For there is none to Redeem it beside thee. ] The reason why he advertiseth the kinsman:
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for that he was the next, if the other refused, and the other had the right before him.
for that he was the next, if the other refused, and the other had the right before him.
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An honest and iust dealing man will not enter vpon another mans right without his leaue, and first acquainting him therewith: an honest and just dealing man will not enter upon Another men right without his leave, and First acquainting him therewith:
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for otherwise wrong should bee offered to him, which an honest man is loth to doe, loue binding him to doe better vnto his neighbour,
for otherwise wrong should be offered to him, which an honest man is loath to do, love binding him to do better unto his neighbour,
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as we see by Boaz here;
as we see by Boaz Here;
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whose example let vs bee willing to follow, as we would be accounted iust and honest.
whose Exampl let us be willing to follow, as we would be accounted just and honest.
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Againe note, that in the sale of land, he is to haue the first offer, who hath a right thereto after the present possessour, before another:
Again note, that in the sale of land, he is to have the First offer, who hath a right thereto After the present possessor, before Another:
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if such a one be able and willing to buy the same;
if such a one be able and willing to buy the same;
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if either the Law would make him herre, or the bond of naturall loue should perswade thereto.
if either the Law would make him her, or the bound of natural love should persuade thereto.
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In so doing, an euen course is kept, loue is obserued, houses and families are vpheld,
In so doing, an even course is kept, love is observed, houses and families Are upheld,
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when that which belonged to a familie or kindred, is kept among themselues, and not alienated vnto another house or stocke:
when that which belonged to a family or kindred, is kept among themselves, and not alienated unto Another house or stock:
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which therefore for mens outward name and better strengthning of their familie, is fit to be obserued. And I am after thee.
which Therefore for men's outward name and better strengthening of their family, is fit to be observed. And I am After thee.
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] As if he had said, I rather than any other propound this vnto thee, because if thou wilt not doe thy duety, I will, being the next kinsman.
] As if he had said, I rather than any other propound this unto thee, Because if thou wilt not do thy duty, I will, being the next kinsman.
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They are most fit to put others in mind of their duety, which haue a more speciall reason and calling thereto than others, They Are most fit to put Others in mind of their duty, which have a more special reason and calling thereto than Others,
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and a mind and abilitie to performe what others doe neglect: and a mind and ability to perform what Others do neglect:
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for where these concurre, as they did in Boaz, the partie admonishing cannot iustly bee excepted against.
for where these concur, as they did in Boaz, the party admonishing cannot justly be excepted against.
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And therefore let vs looke whether we, in going to vrge others to their dueties, haue a calling by speciall reason so to doe, else may we be condemned for too busy-bodies;
And Therefore let us look whither we, in going to urge Others to their duties, have a calling by special reason so to do, Else may we be condemned for too busybodies;
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likewise whether wee haue a conscience in our selues, that we bee not guiltie of vnwillingnesse to do our duety in that which we presse others vnto,
likewise whither we have a conscience in our selves, that we be not guilty of unwillingness to do our duty in that which we press Others unto,
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lest it bee said to vs, Physician, heale thy selfe. And hee said, I will redeeme it.
lest it be said to us, physician, heal thy self. And he said, I will Redeem it.
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] This sheweth that hee was a worldling:
] This shows that he was a worldling:
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for this kinsman, after so long a famine, had ready money to purchase, but not a penny to giue to poore Naomi and Ruth, as Boaz did.
for this kinsman, After so long a famine, had ready money to purchase, but not a penny to give to poor Naomi and Ruth, as Boaz did.
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Boaz was rich, and had wherewith to redeeme the inheritance, but he was mercifull;Boaz was rich, and had wherewith to Redeem the inheritance, but he was merciful;
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so he was a rich man in the world, but not of it, as a worldling is:
so he was a rich man in the world, but not of it, as a worldling is:
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for a worldling is one of the world, louing it, seeking it with greedinesse, hoarding vp,
for a worldling is one of the world, loving it, seeking it with greediness, hoarding up,
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and ready euer to be buying, but without mercy to the poore, as this Kinsman seemed to be.and ready ever to be buying, but without mercy to the poor, as this Kinsman seemed to be.
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By this, learne to behold a worldling, and a godly rich man; both getters, both full of coyne, both ready to purchase, herein they differ not:
By this, Learn to behold a worldling, and a godly rich man; both getters, both full of coin, both ready to purchase, herein they differ not:
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but the one hath regard to the Law of God, so not the other, one hath a mercifull heart to be liberall to the poore,
but the one hath regard to the Law of God, so not the other, one hath a merciful heart to be liberal to the poor,
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and so hath not the other;
and so hath not the other;
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the one in his purchase hath respect to the good of his brother, the other regards wholly and onely his owne commodity;
the one in his purchase hath respect to the good of his brother, the other regards wholly and only his own commodity;
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for hee is vnsatiable, being like the dry sandy ground, which drinks vp raine; like the Dropsie, the Horse-leech, the Graue, and barraine Wombe, which be neuer satisfied;
for he is unsatiable, being like the dry sandy ground, which drinks up rain; like the Dropsy, the Horseleech, the Grave, and barren Womb, which be never satisfied;
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no more is the couetous worldling, his encreasing and getting satisfieth him not; but rather maketh him the more greedy of gaine.
no more is the covetous worldling, his increasing and getting Satisfieth him not; but rather makes him the more greedy of gain.
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Which miserable corruption is much to be bewailed, and happy contentment is to bee sought after, as the Apostle exhorteth.
Which miserable corruption is much to be bewailed, and happy contentment is to be sought After, as the Apostle exhorteth.
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Verse 5. Then said Boaz, What day thou buyest the field of the hand of Naomi, thou must buy it also of Ruth the Moabitesse, the wife of the dead, to raise vp the name of the dead vpon his inheritance. Verse 5. Then said Boaz, What day thou buyest the field of the hand of Naomi, thou must buy it also of Ruth the Moabitess, the wife of the dead, to raise up the name of the dead upon his inheritance.
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BOaz propoundeth now the thing principally intended. In which may be noted, when it was spoken of, what, and the end why.BOaz propoundeth now the thing principally intended. In which may be noted, when it was spoken of, what, and the end why.
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Then said Boaz. ] When hee saw him forward to buy the land, and as one prepared thereby, in his vnderstanding, to haue the offer of Ruth made to him,Then said Boaz. ] When he saw him forward to buy the land, and as one prepared thereby, in his understanding, to have the offer of Ruth made to him,
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then he propounded her, teaching this, that then a matter is fit to be spoken of,
then he propounded her, teaching this, that then a matter is fit to be spoken of,
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when the party may seeme to bee prepared thereunto ▪ and this is wisedome both concerning spirituall and corporall things.when the party may seem to be prepared thereunto ▪ and this is Wisdom both Concerning spiritual and corporal things.
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Thus may we see how Boaz did here;
Thus may we see how Boaz did Here;
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so the wise woman of Tekoa did to Dauid; and in like sort Nathan to Dauid; the Prophet to Ahab; and thus did Ioseph prepare his brethren,
so the wise woman of Tekoa did to David; and in like sort Nathan to David; the Prophet to Ahab; and thus did Ioseph prepare his brothers,
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before hee discouered himselfe to them. And in this manner doth God in shewing his will to vs;
before he discovered himself to them. And in this manner does God in showing his will to us;
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he prepared his people in giuing the Law: and Iohn Baptist must prepare the way before Christ come with the Gospell:
he prepared his people in giving the Law: and John Baptist must prepare the Way before christ come with the Gospel:
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and so must Paul be prepared with humiliation, before the Lord tell him his good pleasure,
and so must Paul be prepared with humiliation, before the Lord tell him his good pleasure,
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and put him into his function to carry his Name vnto the Gentiles.
and put him into his function to carry his Name unto the Gentiles.
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And thus did Peter, before he propounded the chusing of Mathias, and the Word of glad tidings to the Iewes:
And thus did Peter, before he propounded the choosing of Mathias, and the Word of glad tidings to the Iewes:
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for in doing this, we may greatly further what we doe intend. And therefore let vs learne this wisedome to put it also into practice.
for in doing this, we may greatly further what we do intend. And Therefore let us Learn this Wisdom to put it also into practice.
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What day thou buyest the field of the hand of Naomi, thou must buy it also of Ruth the Moabitesse. What day thou buyest the field of the hand of Naomi, thou must buy it also of Ruth the Moabitess.
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] The reason of this speech of buying first of Naomi, then of Ruth, is this:
] The reason of this speech of buying First of Naomi, then of Ruth, is this:
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Naomi was Elimelechs widdow, to whom the land did belong, and whom the kinsman should haue married;Naomi was Elimelech's widow, to whom the land did belong, and whom the kinsman should have married;
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but seeing shee was too old to marry, and to beare children;
but seeing she was too old to marry, and to bear children;
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and now Ruth yong, and the widdow of one of Naomi her sonnes, shee was to supply Naomi her defect;
and now Ruth young, and the widow of one of Naomi her Sons, she was to supply Naomi her defect;
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and shee, when the land was to bee redeemed, must also be married to the Kinsman, albeit shee was a Moabitesse:
and she, when the land was to be redeemed, must also be married to the Kinsman, albeit she was a Moabitess:
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for Gods Law was not partiall, but extended in Israel, in that case, for which the Law was giuen to the woman,
for God's Law was not partial, but extended in Israel, in that case, for which the Law was given to the woman,
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whether shee were an Israelitesse, or of another nation, and married to an Israelite. Note here, that Boaz at the first propounded not so much as he intended:
whither she were an Israelitesse, or of Another Nation, and married to an Israelite. Note Here, that Boaz At the First propounded not so much as he intended:
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yea, what is principally intended, is often last propounded, as here, or wholely concealed, vsuall with Statists:
yea, what is principally intended, is often last propounded, as Here, or wholly concealed, usual with Statists:
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as we may see in Saul, who propounded the marriage of his daughter to Dauid, as if hee honoured and loued him,
as we may see in Saul, who propounded the marriage of his daughter to David, as if he honoured and loved him,
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when the end of his policie was to destroy him.
when the end of his policy was to destroy him.
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Ieroboam propoundeth tranquillitie and rest to Israel, and that he had care to saue them from so great cost & trouble,Jeroboam propoundeth tranquillity and rest to Israel, and that he had care to save them from so great cost & trouble,
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as to go vp to Ierusalem, there to worship; hee would for their ease, haue them worship at Dan and Bethel the golden Calues:
as to go up to Ierusalem, there to worship; he would for their ease, have them worship At Dan and Bethel the golden Calves:
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but this their fleshly ease, effected by this deuilish policie, was not intended, but the safety of himselfe,
but this their fleshly ease, effected by this devilish policy, was not intended, but the safety of himself,
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and the confirming of the Kingdome to himselfe, of which yet in the end he was deceiued.
and the confirming of the Kingdom to himself, of which yet in the end he was deceived.
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Seeing that lesse is at first propounded sometime then intended, and the maine thing now and then concealed,
Seeing that less is At First propounded sometime then intended, and the main thing now and then concealed,
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as these examples shew, and as wee may see it in the Serpent that Grand Politician vnto Eue; let men learne to be wise to sift the drift,
as these Examples show, and as we may see it in the Serpent that Grand Politician unto Eue; let men Learn to be wise to sift the drift,
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if they haue to do with men of wisedome, and of a deepe reach;
if they have to do with men of Wisdom, and of a deep reach;
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else auoid them, if their owne apprehension bee too shallow to conceiue them, lest by credulity they bee ouerthrowne.
Else avoid them, if their own apprehension be too shallow to conceive them, lest by credulity they be overthrown.
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But it may here be asked, seeing Boaz did propound not that which at the first he chiefely aimed at,
But it may Here be asked, seeing Boaz did propound not that which At the First he chiefly aimed At,
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whether it be lawfull so to doe? I answer, Yes:whither it be lawful so to do? I answer, Yes:
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for to propound one thing before another, is not euill, neither to conceale sometime part of our mind,
for to propound one thing before Another, is not evil, neither to conceal sometime part of our mind,
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as wee may see in Samuel, so aduised by God himselfe to speake:
as we may see in Samuel, so advised by God himself to speak:
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yea that may bee sometime spoken, and in some case, which may seeme to further a thing in hand,
yea that may be sometime spoken, and in Some case, which may seem to further a thing in hand,
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and yet bee the way to preuent, and tend to the well-fare of another, as the counsell of Hushai to Absalom; which counsell was not to ouerthrow Absalom, though by Gods hand it fell out so,
and yet be the Way to prevent, and tend to the welfare of Another, as the counsel of Hushai to Absalom; which counsel was not to overthrow Absalom, though by God's hand it fell out so,
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but to prouide for the safety of Dauid, and to crosse the counsell of Achitophel, which tended to the vtter destruction of Dauid, the Lords Anoynted;
but to provide for the safety of David, and to cross the counsel of Ahithophel, which tended to the utter destruction of David, the lords Anointed;
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which was honest and godly policie, in which no euill, but good was intended of Hushai his part, which differs much from the damnable policie of Saul and Ieroboam: which subtill men most commonly follow and put in practice.
which was honest and godly policy, in which no evil, but good was intended of Hushai his part, which differs much from the damnable policy of Saul and Jeroboam: which subtle men most commonly follow and put in practice.
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We may also obserue here maintenance for Naomi, and marriage for Ruth, so as both the widdowes were cared for:
We may also observe Here maintenance for Naomi, and marriage for Ruth, so as both the widow's were cared for:
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for of widdowes God hath euer had an especiall care. To a widdow must Eliah goe to preserue both his owne and her life:
for of widow's God hath ever had an especial care. To a widow must Elijah go to preserve both his own and her life:
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for a widdow must Elisha worke a miracle to discharge her debts, that shee and her children also may liue:
for a widow must Elisha work a miracle to discharge her debts, that she and her children also may live:
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for widdowes left childlesse, a Law was made for their marriage, and maintenance allowed for such,
for widow's left childless, a Law was made for their marriage, and maintenance allowed for such,
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if shee were a Priests daughter, when she returned to her fathers house.
if she were a Priests daughter, when she returned to her Father's house.
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And therefore let men haue respect to the widdowes, as Iames exhorteth, who maketh it a chiefe signe,
And Therefore let men have respect to the widow's, as James exhorteth, who makes it a chief Signen,
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or character of our Religion before God. The wife of the dead.
or character of our Religion before God. The wife of the dead.
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] This sheweth how Ruth came to haue a right in an Israelite to marry with him,
] This shows how Ruth Come to have a right in an Israelite to marry with him,
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because her husband was an Israelite, and the Law was, that the widdow of such a one, the next kinsman should marry, if hee died without issue.
Because her husband was an Israelite, and the Law was, that the widow of such a one, the next kinsman should marry, if he died without issue.
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But yet this is not all: for Orpha was the wife of the dead too;
But yet this is not all: for Orpha was the wife of the dead too;
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shee was married to Chillion brother to Mahlon: but Ruths Religion and comming with Naomi to dwell among Gods people, giue her this benefit of Gods Law.
she was married to Chillion brother to Mahlon: but Ruths Religion and coming with Naomi to dwell among God's people, give her this benefit of God's Law.
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By which wee may learne, that Religion, and not any earthly priuiledge, doth interest vs into the Law of God and the benefit thereof:
By which we may Learn, that Religion, and not any earthly privilege, does Interest us into the Law of God and the benefit thereof:
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for otherwise Orpha had as much right by the Law to the Kinsman and to Boaz as Ruth had.
for otherwise Orpha had as much right by the Law to the Kinsman and to Boaz as Ruth had.
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If therefore we claime a benefit by the Word, let vs bee religious: for godlinesse hath the promise of this life, and the life to come:
If Therefore we claim a benefit by the Word, let us be religious: for godliness hath the promise of this life, and the life to come:
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but vnto the wicked no hope, so long as they so remaine, but to them the threatnings and curses be due.
but unto the wicked no hope, so long as they so remain, but to them the threatenings and curses be due.
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To raise vp the name of the dead vpon his inheritance. ] This was Moses Law, and ordained for diuers causes: To raise up the name of the dead upon his inheritance. ] This was Moses Law, and ordained for diverse Causes:
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first, to shew that by death, the right of inheritance was not lost:
First, to show that by death, the right of inheritance was not lost:
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for it is called his inheritance, which figured out this, that by death we lose not our right of Heauen, which is called our inheritance.
for it is called his inheritance, which figured out this, that by death we loose not our right of Heaven, which is called our inheritance.
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Secondly, to prouide that the widow should not be without children; thereby typing, or figuring vnto vs, that the Church should not be left barren.
Secondly, to provide that the widow should not be without children; thereby typing, or figuring unto us, that the Church should not be left barren.
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Thirdly, to make the dead to liue againe, and his name to remaine among such as were in the land of the liuing:
Thirdly, to make the dead to live again, and his name to remain among such as were in the land of the living:
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so teaching, that the dead should rise, and enioy Life euerlasting. Fourthly, to preserue the name of the dead, that it should not bee put out:
so teaching, that the dead should rise, and enjoy Life everlasting. Fourthly, to preserve the name of the dead, that it should not be put out:
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so giuing vs to know, that God keepeth our names in remembrance, and we shall not perish.
so giving us to know, that God Keepeth our names in remembrance, and we shall not perish.
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Fifthly and lastly, to preserue the honour of the first borne;
Fifthly and lastly, to preserve the honour of the First born;
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when hee that was begotten by the kinsman, was to beare the name of the dead,
when he that was begotten by the kinsman, was to bear the name of the dead,
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and not his name which begot him: so God would teach vs, that Christ, the first begotten, should be honoured;
and not his name which begotten him: so God would teach us, that christ, the First begotten, should be honoured;
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and such as were begotten by spirituall Fathers, the Ministers of the Word, should carry Christs Name,
and such as were begotten by spiritual Father's, the Ministers of the Word, should carry Christ Name,
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and from him bee called Christians, & not by the name of their Teachers, as if they begot people to themselues,
and from him be called Christians, & not by the name of their Teachers, as if they begotten people to themselves,
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but onely to Christ, to keepe vp his Name amongst his Saints for euer.
but only to christ, to keep up his Name among his Saints for ever.
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Besides these ends, and this typicall and figuratiue meaning, wee may obserue, that by Moses Law, kindred were to vphold the name of their house, that it perished not:
Beside these ends, and this typical and figurative meaning, we may observe, that by Moses Law, kindred were to uphold the name of their house, that it perished not:
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for it was a great curse to haue a mans name rooted out.
for it was a great curse to have a men name rooted out.
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And though that Law doe not bind vs, yet the Law of naturall loue, and louing respect to our owne kindred, the name and credit of those which we come of,
And though that Law do not bind us, yet the Law of natural love, and loving respect to our own kindred, the name and credit of those which we come of,
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yea, and the honour which our family may come vnto by obtaining antiquitie, should make vs vphold it:
yea, and the honour which our family may come unto by obtaining antiquity, should make us uphold it:
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for ancient families haue a certaine honour vpon them for antiquitie sake, though otherwise but poore and meane.
for ancient families have a certain honour upon them for antiquity sake, though otherwise but poor and mean.
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Now, to keepe vp a name, and that in good credit, we must obserue and fulfill these things first, plant Religion, and keep that among vs:
Now, to keep up a name, and that in good credit, we must observe and fulfil these things First, plant Religion, and keep that among us:
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for so God will vphold and strengthen vs, and blesse vs and ours:
for so God will uphold and strengthen us, and bless us and ours:
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the godly shall be had in an euerlasting remembrance, but the name of the wicked shall rot.
the godly shall be had in an everlasting remembrance, but the name of the wicked shall rot.
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Secondly, bring vp our children, and so teach them to bring vp theirs, in honest courses and callings,
Secondly, bring up our children, and so teach them to bring up theirs, in honest courses and callings,
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and not to let them liue idly and vainely:
and not to let them live idly and vainly:
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for nothing preuents euill more, nor vpholds a mans estate better, than to liue with industry and diligence in a calling:
for nothing prevents evil more, nor upholds a men estate better, than to live with industry and diligence in a calling:
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and what ouerthroweth houses, and bringeth men to ruine, making Gallants to sell away their inheritances,
and what Overthroweth houses, and brings men to ruin, making Gallants to fell away their inheritances,
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but that they haue beene idly brought vp, without callings, without honest imployments? Thirdly, keepe our Genealogies, from our Ancestours,
but that they have been idly brought up, without callings, without honest employments? Thirdly, keep our Genealogies, from our Ancestors,
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and the increase of our posterities, to behold therein the Lords blessing, and to reioyce in our encreasing the Lords Church.
and the increase of our Posterities, to behold therein the lords blessing, and to rejoice in our increasing the lords Church.
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Fourthly, we must helpe them vp againe, which by Gods hand fall into decay:
Fourthly, we must help them up again, which by God's hand fallen into decay:
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common charity, and naturall loue doe perswade hereunto, and our owne credit also, in keeping our name from contempt,
Common charity, and natural love do persuade hereunto, and our own credit also, in keeping our name from contempt,
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if that respect may moue vs: for the more poore, the lesse esteeme, and the greater contempt.
if that respect may move us: for the more poor, the less esteem, and the greater contempt.
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Fifthly, we must labour to preferre our kindred to good marriages, to good places, as they shall be fit,
Fifthly, we must labour to prefer our kindred to good marriages, to good places, as they shall be fit,
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and occasions offered, as farre forth as we shall be able to the vtmost. Sixtly, we must loue one another entirely. Which shall appeare:
and occasions offered, as Far forth as we shall be able to the utmost. Sixty, we must love one Another entirely. Which shall appear:
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first, by our enquiring after one another, when we be separated. Secondly, by visiting one another neere, and sending one to another farther off.
First, by our inquiring After one Another, when we be separated. Secondly, by visiting one Another near, and sending one to Another farther off.
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Thirdly, by being glad to see any of them, though descended many degrees from vs:
Thirdly, by being glad to see any of them, though descended many Degrees from us:
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for the further off, the better appeareth the antiquity of our kindred, and the greater encrease of our house.
for the further off, the better appears the antiquity of our kindred, and the greater increase of our house.
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Fourthly, by being desirous that one should make vse of another, before any other whatsoeuer: for this combineth them very neerely in affection.
Fourthly, by being desirous that one should make use of Another, before any other whatsoever: for this combineth them very nearly in affection.
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Fifthly and lastly, to defend them in their iust causes, and to be as one man to preserue them from wrongs and iniuries offered them vniustly:
Fifthly and lastly, to defend them in their just Causes, and to be as one man to preserve them from wrongs and injuries offered them unjustly:
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this doe, but yet onely as farre as may stand with publike peace;
this do, but yet only as Far as may stand with public peace;
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for that must bee preferred before kindred, yea and our owne estate and liues, lest we runne into factions and partakings,
for that must be preferred before kindred, yea and our own estate and lives, lest we run into factions and partakings,
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and so cause ciuill dissention, which must be most carefully auoided:
and so cause civil dissension, which must be most carefully avoided:
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but otherwise, being no breach of publicke peace, no wrecke of conscience, nothing against iustice and legall proceedings, we must defend them,
but otherwise, being no breach of public peace, no wreck of conscience, nothing against Justice and Legal proceedings, we must defend them,
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and in their good courses vphold them in loue and charity.
and in their good courses uphold them in love and charity.
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If euery house and familie would doe thus, should not men be happy? should not euery one rest in peace vnder his owne vine? The rich friends would supply the want of their poore kindred,
If every house and family would do thus, should not men be happy? should not every one rest in peace under his own vine? The rich Friends would supply the want of their poor kindred,
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and the poore would honour them, and lay downe their liues for them. Charity would rule as Queene;
and the poor would honour them, and lay down their lives for them. Charity would Rule as Queen;
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and iustice would sit in peace;
and Justice would fit in peace;
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Religion would flourish, and the Land would bee blessed, and people made renowned, admired and feared.
Religion would flourish, and the Land would be blessed, and people made renowned, admired and feared.
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Before I end this verse, here it may be asked, Whether the Law of Moses, mentioning a brother, be to be vnderstood of naturall brethren,
Before I end this verse, Here it may be asked, Whither the Law of Moses, mentioning a brother, be to be understood of natural brothers,
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or onely, as the Hebrewes vse to vnderstand brother, a neere kinsman, and not a naturall brother? or only, as the Hebrews use to understand brother, a near kinsman, and not a natural brother?
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Answer. It is to bee vnderstood of a naturall brother:Answer. It is to be understood of a natural brother:
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for the Law was in vse before it was written, and so then vnderstood by Iudah and Thamar, God dispensing therewith:
for the Law was in use before it was written, and so then understood by Iudah and Tamar, God dispensing therewith:
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and Naomi thus vnderstood it also: though, if there bee no brother, the nighest kinsman then must marry the widdow;
and Naomi thus understood it also: though, if there be no brother, the nighest kinsman then must marry the widow;
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therefore Ruth claimed it of Boaz, and Boaz did propound it to the neerer kinsman: besides these, Learned men doe take the Law to be so meant.
Therefore Ruth claimed it of Boaz, and Boaz did propound it to the nearer kinsman: beside these, Learned men do take the Law to be so meant.
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Verse 6. And the Kinsman said, I cannot redeeme it for my selfe; lest I marre mine owne inheritance:Verse 6. And the Kinsman said, I cannot Redeem it for my self; lest I mar mine own inheritance:
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redeeme thou my right to thy selfe: for I cannot redeeme it. THe Kinsmans answer to Boaz concerning his propounding of Ruth to him.
Redeem thou my right to thy self: for I cannot Redeem it. THe Kinsmans answer to Boaz Concerning his propounding of Ruth to him.
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He refuseth her, and giueth his reason:
He Refuseth her, and gives his reason:
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then, he resigneth his right to Boaz, and repeateth againe the words of refusall, as a reason of his resignation.
then, he resigneth his right to Boaz, and repeateth again the words of refusal, as a reason of his resignation.
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And the Kinsman said, I cannot redeeme it for my selfe. And the Kinsman said, I cannot Redeem it for my self.
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] He could before redeeme it, but now, he saith he cannot, he loued the land,
] He could before Redeem it, but now, he Says he cannot, he loved the land,
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and in that respect hee was ready to fulfill the Law, but hee cared not for the woman, the poore widdow;
and in that respect he was ready to fulfil the Law, but he cared not for the woman, the poor widow;
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and in this regard the Law was not respected of him. So we see, how that Worldlings are partiall obseruers of Gods Law:
and in this regard the Law was not respected of him. So we see, how that Worldlings Are partial observers of God's Law:
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some part they take, and some part they leaue, euen as it liketh them; they looke to the bare Letter, but not the spirituall meaning;
Some part they take, and Some part they leave, even as it liketh them; they look to the bore letter, but not the spiritual meaning;
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they shunne the act, but for words and thoughts they doe take no care;
they shun the act, but for words and thoughts they do take no care;
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the sinnes in the grossest kind they auoid, but the lesser, as they account them, they make little or no conscience of;
the Sins in the Grossest kind they avoid, but the lesser, as they account them, they make little or no conscience of;
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that which concerneth their pleasure, and their profit according to the Law, they are ready to doe,
that which concerns their pleasure, and their profit according to the Law, they Are ready to do,
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but on the contrary, where the Law crosseth them, that they cast behind them, as this Kinsman here;
but on the contrary, where the Law Crosseth them, that they cast behind them, as this Kinsman Here;
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they hate popish fasts, but loue drunken feasts;
they hate popish fasts, but love drunken feasts;
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they abhorre superstitious worship and cost about it, but they can bee content to liue of sacriledge,
they abhor superstitious worship and cost about it, but they can be content to live of sacrilege,
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and the maintenance due to Ministers, though giuen by Ancestours to the Church with an execration or curse vpon such as shall change them to any other vse;
and the maintenance due to Ministers, though given by Ancestors to the Church with an execration or curse upon such as shall change them to any other use;
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other mens dueties they can heare of, and vrge the Law to them:
other men's duties they can hear of, and urge the Law to them:
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but to be told of their owne, and pressed to the performance thereof, they cannot endure.
but to be told of their own, and pressed to the performance thereof, they cannot endure.
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The reasons of this partiality are these:
The Reasons of this partiality Are these:
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First, the want of the true loue of God, and reuerent feare of the power and authority of the Lawgiuer:
First, the want of the true love of God, and reverent Fear of the power and Authority of the Lawgiver:
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for where this loue and feare is, there will be respect had to all the Commandements, without partiality,
for where this love and Fear is, there will be respect had to all the commandments, without partiality,
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as we may see in Dauid, and in other holy men of God.
as we may see in David, and in other holy men of God.
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Secondly, the vnbridled lust of man vnsubdued, & not brought into the obedience of Christ by the power of the Word, as Saint Paul speaketh:
Secondly, the unbridled lust of man unsubdued, & not brought into the Obedience of christ by the power of the Word, as Saint Paul speaks:
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for if the Word ruled in their hearts, they would not be thus partiall in obeying Gods will,
for if the Word ruled in their hearts, they would not be thus partial in obeying God's will,
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but bee like Zacharie and Elizabeth, walking in all the Commandements of God vnblameable.
but be like Zacharias and Elizabeth, walking in all the commandments of God unblameable.
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Thirdly, their loue of pleasure and worldly profit more than God himselfe, which appeareth by this, that they will lose neither of these for Religion sake.
Thirdly, their love of pleasure and worldly profit more than God himself, which appears by this, that they will loose neither of these for Religion sake.
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Herod will doe many things, but his pleasure with Herodias he will not forgoe.Herod will do many things, but his pleasure with Herodias he will not forgo.
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Ananias and Saphira will giue much, sell all to giue to the Church, but not giue all, they will thinke more of the matter,Ananias and Sapphira will give much, fell all to give to the Church, but not give all, they will think more of the matter,
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than giue away all at once, though still they will pretend it: such Herod - like, and such Ananiasses there bee, which haue not denied their pleasures,
than give away all At once, though still they will pretend it: such Herod - like, and such Ananiasses there be, which have not denied their pleasures,
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nor their profits for Religion sake: which therefore maketh them partiall in their obedience to God.
nor their profits for Religion sake: which Therefore makes them partial in their Obedience to God.
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Fourthly, the loue of praises of men, and feare of them, make them to make balkes in their seruice to God,
Fourthly, the love of praises of men, and Fear of them, make them to make balks in their service to God,
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now omitting this, then that, and heere trespassing, and there offending against the Law; to get this mans praise, and not to displease that;
now omitting this, then that, and Here trespassing, and there offending against the Law; to get this men praise, and not to displease that;
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being bound onely to man, but loose in their hearts to follow their owne wils, in respect of any conscience towards God.
being bound only to man, but lose in their hearts to follow their own wills, in respect of any conscience towards God.
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Fifthly, the deadnesse and benummednes of their consciences (for want of looking into Gods Law,
Fifthly, the deadness and benumbedness of their Consciences (for want of looking into God's Law,
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and the searching out of their wayes by the same) which neuer troubles them for neglect of their dueties,
and the searching out of their ways by the same) which never Troubles them for neglect of their duties,
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nor for the breach of any part of the Law.
nor for the breach of any part of the Law.
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Sixtly, a carnall perswasion of their good estate, and that in thus doing, they be not so much to blame;
Sixty, a carnal persuasion of their good estate, and that in thus doing, they be not so much to blame;
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because they thriue in the world, they get many friends, and they see others also to be their companions with them herein of the best ranke in the world,
Because they thrive in the world, they get many Friends, and they see Others also to be their Sodales with them herein of the best rank in the world,
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and such as professe to be better, yet are taken tardie in foule faults;
and such as profess to be better, yet Are taken tardy in foul Faults;
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and therfore are they hartened hereby in this their halting seruice and partiall obediēce to God.
and Therefore Are they heartened hereby in this their halting service and partial Obedience to God.
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Let vs take knowledge of this to bewaile it, then to remoue these causes, and to labour for the contrary graces, that wee may serue God with all our hearts.
Let us take knowledge of this to bewail it, then to remove these Causes, and to labour for the contrary graces, that we may serve God with all our hearts.
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Note againe, how he saith, I cannot, when hee might haue said, I will not: but hence we see, that what man will not doe, that hee excuseth with, I cannot doe.
Note again, how he Says, I cannot, when he might have said, I will not: but hence we see, that what man will not do, that he excuseth with, I cannot do.
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So did the high Priests and Elders answer our Sauiour, saying, they could not tell, when indeed they would not tel him what they thought of Iohns Baptisme:
So did the high Priests and Elders answer our Saviour, saying, they could not tell, when indeed they would not tell him what they Thought of Iohns Baptism:
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for I cannot is a more modest speech than I will not, and it carrieth a reasonable excuse with it:
for I cannot is a more modest speech than I will not, and it Carrieth a reasonable excuse with it:
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for in reason we thinke, that what a man cannot doe, he should not be vrged to doe;
for in reason we think, that what a man cannot do, he should not be urged to do;
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and therefore doe men vse to say they cannot doe that, which they haue no will to doe;
and Therefore do men use to say they cannot do that, which they have no will to do;
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either of a froward spirit, which is to be condemned;
either of a froward Spirit, which is to be condemned;
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or vpon respect of some inconueniences, which may in some sort be excused with I cannot doe, to wit, with conueniencie:
or upon respect of Some inconveniences, which may in Some sort be excused with I cannot do, to wit, with conveniency:
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but this must not excuse or hinder our duety of charitie, to neglect the helping of our brother in this his necessity,
but this must not excuse or hinder our duty of charity, to neglect the helping of our brother in this his necessity,
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or to omit to doe what we ought, or may well doe: for so to say, I cannot, is vntruth, and an euill excuse.
or to omit to do what we ought, or may well do: for so to say, I cannot, is untruth, and an evil excuse.
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Lest I marre mine owne inheritance. Lest I mar mine own inheritance.
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] Thus this Kinsman excuseth his refusall of Ruth. He might thinke, perhaps, being a worldling, that he might marre it,
] Thus this Kinsman excuseth his refusal of Ruth. He might think, perhaps, being a worldling, that he might mar it,
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if he married a young woman, and so bee ouercharged with children, or that in marrying Ruth, hee should bee burthened with poore Naomi: or he hauing children by another, should by this bring a new charge vpon him,
if he married a young woman, and so be overcharged with children, or that in marrying Ruth, he should be burdened with poor Naomi: or he having children by Another, should by this bring a new charge upon him,
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and occasion discord by children of diuers women, which seldome agree, as may be seene in Ishmael & Isaas, and Iacobs sonnes:
and occasion discord by children of diverse women, which seldom agree, as may be seen in Ishmael & Isaiah, and Iacobs Sons:
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or he might haue another wife (as vpon this place some doe note) and so by taking this, the house might be filled with contention,
or he might have Another wife (as upon this place Some do note) and so by taking this, the house might be filled with contention,
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as wee may see when Abraham tooke Hagar to Sarah, also in the wiues of Iacob, Elkanah his two wiues,
as we may see when Abraham took Hagar to Sarah, also in the wives of Iacob, Elkanah his two wives,
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and as is very like betweene the wiues of Lamech, the first Bigamist.
and as is very like between the wives of Lamech, the First Bigamist.
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Or lastly, he might thinke, hauing a good inheritance of his owne, by taking Ruth, and be getting a sonne to the dead,
Or lastly, he might think, having a good inheritance of his own, by taking Ruth, and be getting a son to the dead,
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and so perhaps hauing no more, should thereby raise vp the name of the dead vpon his inheritance,
and so perhaps having no more, should thereby raise up the name of the dead upon his inheritance,
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and want one for his owne, which he would not so marre, as he saith, whatsoeuer his thought was,
and want one for his own, which he would not so mar, as he Says, whatsoever his Thought was,
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thus to moue him to speake.
thus to move him to speak.
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We may learne, that a Worldling is carefull to preserue his outward estate, that it be not marred, as he here speaketh:
We may Learn, that a Worldling is careful to preserve his outward estate, that it be not marred, as he Here speaks:
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for such a one is wise in his generation: hee loueth his riches and wealth, and he feareth want:
for such a one is wise in his generation: he loves his riches and wealth, and he fears want:
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and it is not amisse to care to get honestly, and to preserue our lands and goods, when wee haue them:
and it is not amiss to care to get honestly, and to preserve our Lands and goods, when we have them:
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for they are Gods gift, and wee are made his Stewards ouer them, to keepe them carefully,
for they Are God's gift, and we Are made his Stewards over them, to keep them carefully,
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and to imploy them according to his will, and not after our lusts: yea, this wee are commanded to doe, and vrged by Salomon thereto by many reasons:
and to employ them according to his will, and not After our Lustiest: yea, this we Are commanded to do, and urged by Solomon thereto by many Reasons:
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this care had Abraham, Isaac, Iacob, & Naboth; and the Apostle telleth vs, that euery one is to prouide for his familie, as the good Huswife doth;
this care had Abraham, Isaac, Iacob, & Naboth; and the Apostle Telleth us, that every one is to provide for his family, as the good Huswife does;
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and parents are to lay vp for their children, which they cannot doe, except they be painefull, frugall,
and Parents Are to lay up for their children, which they cannot do, except they be painful, frugal,
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and do care to vphold their estates: and therefore thus farre a worldling is not to bee reproued;
and do care to uphold their estates: and Therefore thus Far a worldling is not to be reproved;
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but as farre forth as he careth for the world with neglect of Religion in himselfe,
but as Far forth as he Careth for the world with neglect of Religion in himself,
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and in his family, (when as first we must seeke Gods Kingdome, as Christ commandeth,
and in his family, (when as First we must seek God's Kingdom, as christ commands,
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and that in the first, and not in the last place) and as farre as he keepeth it with ship-wracke of conscience, vpholding it by ill meanes,
and that in the First, and not in the last place) and as Far as he Keepeth it with shipwreck of conscience, upholding it by ill means,
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and hauing no care to doe good works:
and having no care to do good works:
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which two, that is, the neglect of Gods seruice, and of keeping of a good conscience,
which two, that is, the neglect of God's service, and of keeping of a good conscience,
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if they bee auoided, men may in the care of their outward estate, bee well warranted to keepe and preserue Gods blessings bestowed vpon them, euer in faith to God, and loue to our brethren:
if they be avoided, men may in the care of their outward estate, be well warranted to keep and preserve God's blessings bestowed upon them, ever in faith to God, and love to our brothers:
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for, with all care wee ought most of all to vphold our spirituall estate, that we marre not that,
for, with all care we ought most of all to uphold our spiritual estate, that we mar not that,
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and lose our hope of Heauen;
and loose our hope of Heaven;
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but let the care of the one put vs in mind of the care of the other, as euery way more excellent.
but let the care of the one put us in mind of the care of the other, as every Way more excellent.
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Note farther from this man, that Worldlings thinke by obeying Gods Law, they shall marre their earthly estate; that Religion will ouerthrow them:
Note farther from this man, that Worldlings think by obeying God's Law, they shall mar their earthly estate; that Religion will overthrow them:
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and thus they imagine, first, because they see Gods Word to crosse their worldly courses whereby they doe vse to get and vphold their estate, which indeed, cannot stand with Religion, pure, & vndefiled before God.
and thus they imagine, First, Because they see God's Word to cross their worldly courses whereby they do use to get and uphold their estate, which indeed, cannot stand with Religion, pure, & undefiled before God.
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Secondly, because they are perswaded that they must doe, as men of the world doe, else they shall not thriue, howsoeuer Religion it selfe binds them to the contrary.
Secondly, Because they Are persuaded that they must do, as men of the world do, Else they shall not thrive, howsoever Religion it self binds them to the contrary.
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Thirdly, because they trust not God, nor rely vpon his Word.
Thirdly, Because they trust not God, nor rely upon his Word.
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Fourthly, for that they see many, which goe for religious men, to be poore, and not to thriue,
Fourthly, for that they see many, which go for religious men, to be poor, and not to thrive,
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as they doe, or desire to doe in the world; which they impute to their ouerstrictnesse in Religion;
as they do, or desire to do in the world; which they impute to their ouerstrictnesse in Religion;
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and therefore doe conclude with themselues, that to liue after the Rule of Gods Word, is the next way to beggery, which they will by their worldly courses preuent, if they can.
and Therefore do conclude with themselves, that to live After the Rule of God's Word, is the next Way to beggary, which they will by their worldly courses prevent, if they can.
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But let vs beware of such Atheisticall thoughts, and be farre from these imaginations of Worldlings,
But let us beware of such Atheistical thoughts, and be Far from these Imaginations of Worldlings,
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first, because riches are from God, and not by man;
First, Because riches Are from God, and not by man;
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man cannot make himselfe rich by any meanes, if Gods common blessing be not assistant thereto; experience also teacheth vs this;
man cannot make himself rich by any means, if God's Common blessing be not assistant thereto; experience also Teaches us this;
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when wee see men industrious, yea, prouident and wise, as others, yet can they not attaine the halfe that others come to.
when we see men Industria, yea, provident and wise, as Others, yet can they not attain the half that Others come to.
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Secondly, because these outward blessings, euen these are promised to such, as doe liue well and obey God.
Secondly, Because these outward blessings, even these Are promised to such, as do live well and obey God.
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Thirdly, for that many men in liuing carefully to please God, and to serue him, haue come to great wealth,
Thirdly, for that many men in living carefully to please God, and to serve him, have come to great wealth,
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as we may reade of Abraham, Isaac, Iacob, Ioseph, Iob, Boaz here, Dauid, Iehoshaphat, and many others.
as we may read of Abraham, Isaac, Iacob, Ioseph, Job, Boaz Here, David, Jehoshaphat, and many Others.
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Fourthly and lastly, for that men by their rebellion against God, haue lost great estates,
Fourthly and lastly, for that men by their rebellion against God, have lost great estates,
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and depriued themselues thereof, and their posterity by their wickednesse, as is euident in the example of Saul, Ieroboam, and others.
and deprived themselves thereof, and their posterity by their wickedness, as is evident in the Exampl of Saul, Jeroboam, and Others.
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And therefore let vs not thinke our worldly estate to become worse, by carefull liuing after Gods Lawes,
And Therefore let us not think our worldly estate to become Worse, by careful living After God's Laws,
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but rather better and more sure, as Iobs was, about whom the Lord made a Hedge for his safety.
but rather better and more sure, as Jobs was, about whom the Lord made a Hedge for his safety.
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And remember for a conclusion, that such as feare the Lord, shall want nothing that is good.
And Remember for a conclusion, that such as Fear the Lord, shall want nothing that is good.
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O taste, and see, saith Dauid, that the Lord is good! blessed is the man that trusteth in him. Oh taste, and see, Says David, that the Lord is good! blessed is the man that Trusteth in him.
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O feare the Lord, ye his Saints: for there is no want to thē that feare him.
O Fear the Lord, you his Saints: for there is no want to them that Fear him.
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The yong Lyons lacke and suffer hunger: but they that seeke the Lord, shall not want any good thing. The young Lyons lack and suffer hunger: but they that seek the Lord, shall not want any good thing.
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Note thirdly hence from these words of the kinsman, that the feare of worldly losse in a mans outward estate, maketh him neglect the Law of God, as this man doth here:
Note Thirdly hence from these words of the kinsman, that the Fear of worldly loss in a men outward estate, makes him neglect the Law of God, as this man does Here:
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for Gods Word preuaileth not, it hath not a commanding power ouer the conscience of a couetous man;
for God's Word prevaileth not, it hath not a commanding power over the conscience of a covetous man;
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because his heart is glewed to his riches, a base feare through vnbeliefe possesseth him, that he himselfe may come to want;
Because his heart is glued to his riches, a base Fear through unbelief Possesses him, that he himself may come to want;
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and the loue of riches so bewitcheth him, as hee valueth them aboue the Lords Precepts, contrary to Dauids account of Gods Word.
and the love of riches so bewitches him, as he valueth them above the lords Precepts, contrary to David account of God's Word.
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That wee may become therefore obedient to Gods Law, let vs cast off this Atheisticall and Heathenish feare.
That we may become Therefore obedient to God's Law, let us cast off this Atheistical and Heathenish Fear.
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Redeeme thou my right to thy selfe. ] The kinsman is heere willing that Boaz should take his right: redeem thou my right to thy self. ] The kinsman is Here willing that Boaz should take his right:
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that, which before hee said hee would redeeme himselfe, now hee is contented that another should redeeme it.
that, which before he said he would Redeem himself, now he is contented that Another should Redeem it.
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So Worldlings are content to yeeld sometimes their right vnto others, as namely that which they cannot come by, that which they cannot keepe, that which they cannot haue,
So Worldlings Are content to yield sometime their right unto Others, as namely that which they cannot come by, that which they cannot keep, that which they cannot have,
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but with more cost then the thing is worth; or when by getting a little, there is hazzard to lose much;
but with more cost then the thing is worth; or when by getting a little, there is hazard to loose much;
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and likewise that which for present feare they yeeld vnto, as Benhadad did restore Cities vnto Ahab, because he was in his hand,
and likewise that which for present Fear they yield unto, as Benhadad did restore Cities unto Ahab, Because he was in his hand,
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and in perill of his life, which hee would by that meanes redeeme. Otherwise Worldlings willingly forgoe nothing.
and in peril of his life, which he would by that means Redeem. Otherwise Worldlings willingly forgo nothing.
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Therefore their yeelding of their right at any time vpon the foresaid by ▪ respect, is not thankes-worthy. For I cannot redeeme it.
Therefore their yielding of their right At any time upon the foresaid by ▪ respect, is not thanks-worthy. For I cannot Redeem it.
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] None but can pretend some excuse or other why they doe not what they ought. ] None but can pretend Some excuse or other why they do not what they ought.
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In this man may we obserue two things: inconstancie, and want of charity: for before, he would redeeme it, now he will not; before yea, now nay. Three things make men inconstant: first, leuity of minde:
In this man may we observe two things: inconstancy, and want of charity: for before, he would Redeem it, now he will not; before yea, now nay. Three things make men inconstant: First, levity of mind:
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this is a naturall infirmity, and to be pardoned. Secondly, ignorance, and want of fore-sight of the incoueniences, which maketh him rash at first,
this is a natural infirmity, and to be pardoned. Secondly, ignorance, and want of foresight of the inconveniences, which makes him rash At First,
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and to repent afterwards, and so to change his mind, as this kinsman doth: this is somewhat excusable, though not altogether without blame:
and to Repent afterwards, and so to change his mind, as this kinsman does: this is somewhat excusable, though not altogether without blame:
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for a man is to doe that which is gone out of his mouth, though it be to his owne hinderance,
for a man is to do that which is gone out of his Mouth, though it be to his own hindrance,
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if nothing else hinder the performance.
if nothing Else hinder the performance.
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Thirdly, dishonesty, which is, when a man maketh no conscience of any thing he saith or doth,
Thirdly, dishonesty, which is, when a man makes no conscience of any thing he Says or does,
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but as hee seeth aduantage therein to himselfe;
but as he sees advantage therein to himself;
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saying and gaine-saying, doing and vndoing as he seeth it to tend to his owne profit:
saying and gainsaying, doing and undoing as he sees it to tend to his own profit:
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this is flat knauerie, and iustly to be condemned.
this is flat knavery, and justly to be condemned.
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Of this we must take serious knowledge, and bewaile the first in vs, preuent the second by good consideration and deliberation,
Of this we must take serious knowledge, and bewail the First in us, prevent the second by good consideration and deliberation,
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and hate the last, as detestable falshood and dishonestie, not to be practised among Christians.
and hate the last, as detestable falsehood and dishonesty, not to be practised among Christians.
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Vncharitablenesse in this kinsman herein appeareth, that he hath no care of the name of the dead,
Uncharitableness in this kinsman herein appears, that he hath no care of the name of the dead,
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nor respect vnto the two poore widdowes, Naomi and Ruth; the land he loued & liked well,
nor respect unto the two poor widow's, Naomi and Ruth; the land he loved & liked well,
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but the women he would haue nothing to do with;
but the women he would have nothing to do with;
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he had a mind to inrich himselfe in worldly substance, but he had no will to shew mercy to the poore:
he had a mind to enrich himself in worldly substance, but he had no will to show mercy to the poor:
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for a worldling thinkes himselfe borne for himselfe, seeking his owne good, but not the good of another, contrary to the true propertie of charity.
for a worldling thinks himself born for himself, seeking his own good, but not the good of Another, contrary to the true property of charity.
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This vncharitablenesse must we take heed of, and abandon selfe-loue the true cause thereof; This uncharitableness must we take heed of, and abandon Self-love the true cause thereof;
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and labour for Charity, the Euidence of our Faith in God, and true Vnion with our Brethren in Christ.
and labour for Charity, the Evidence of our Faith in God, and true union with our Brothers in christ.
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Verse 7. Now this was the manner in former time in Israel, concerning redeeming and concerning changing, for to confirme all things:Verse 7. Now this was the manner in former time in Israel, Concerning redeeming and Concerning changing, for to confirm all things:
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a man plucked off his shoo, and gaue it to his neighbour: and this was a testimony in Israel.
a man plucked off his shoo, and gave it to his neighbour: and this was a testimony in Israel.
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THese words are a declaration of a Custome in Israel, and brought in heere to shew the reason of the Kinsman his drawing off his shoo in the verse following.
THese words Are a declaration of a Custom in Israel, and brought in Here to show the reason of the Kinsman his drawing off his shoo in the verse following.
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In this, note the antiquitie of this Custome, also where, about what, to what end, what it was, and the ratification.
In this, note the antiquity of this Custom, also where, about what, to what end, what it was, and the ratification.
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Now this was the manner in former time. Now this was the manner in former time.
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] It was no new deuice, but an old custome, though no where in Scripture mentioned before.
] It was no new device, but an old custom, though no where in Scripture mentioned before.
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In commending this Custome from antiquitie, we see, that Antiquity hath euer beene of credit to commend a thing vnto vs:
In commending this Custom from antiquity, we see, that Antiquity hath ever been of credit to commend a thing unto us:
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by this the Prophet commendeth Religion and Worship of God to the people;
by this the Prophet commends Religion and Worship of God to the people;
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and by this preuailed the Scribes and Pharises with their traditions, by saying it was said of old, and done by the Forefathers.
and by this prevailed the Scribes and Pharisees with their traditions, by saying it was said of old, and done by the Forefathers.
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Thus the Papists seeke to grace their superstition and wil-worship:
Thus the Papists seek to grace their Superstition and will-worship:
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for that which is of old, hath many Approuers of al sorts, which maketh it to be of such estimation.
for that which is of old, hath many Approvers of all sorts, which makes it to be of such estimation.
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Seeing this is so, let vs learne to know true Antiquity from counterfeit;
Seeing this is so, let us Learn to know true Antiquity from counterfeit;
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the antiquity of truth, which is of God, and that of error, which is of the Diuell:
the antiquity of truth, which is of God, and that of error, which is of the devil:
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and that which wee find to be antiquity of truth, that to vphold, and to reiect the other:
and that which we find to be antiquity of truth, that to uphold, and to reject the other:
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so shall we approue of the truth of our Religion, as most ancient; and renounce Poperie, as a new nouelty, and a religion sprung vp but of late.
so shall we approve of the truth of our Religion, as most ancient; and renounce Popery, as a new novelty, and a Religion sprung up but of late.
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This should also make vs to be warie, and to take good heed that we ascribe not the name of antiquity to any thing,
This should also make us to be wary, and to take good heed that we ascribe not the name of antiquity to any thing,
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but that which may bee proued to be sound and orthodoxe, yea, albeit being a thing but indifferent:
but that which may be proved to be found and orthodox, yea, albeit being a thing but indifferent:
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lest if it bee euill, we, by attributing antiquitie thereunto, doe credit and adde confirmation vnto it, by speaking thereof as being ancient;
lest if it be evil, we, by attributing antiquity thereunto, do credit and add confirmation unto it, by speaking thereof as being ancient;
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and when we so informe others, when wee approue of it, and practise it, and instruct, teach,
and when we so inform Others, when we approve of it, and practise it, and instruct, teach,
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and allow our children so to thinke and doe, if the thing bee good and of approued antiquity, it is well done so to speake and practise;
and allow our children so to think and do, if the thing be good and of approved antiquity, it is well done so to speak and practise;
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but if euill, wee doe amisse in misleading others, by graceing any way such a thing with the credit of antiquity,
but if evil, we do amiss in misleading Others, by gracing any Way such a thing with the credit of antiquity,
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when as we rather should vse all meanes to disanull and cancell the same. In Israel. ] Old customes haue preuailed amongst Gods people, both ciuill and religious customes,
when as we rather should use all means to disannul and cancel the same. In Israel. ] Old customs have prevailed among God's people, both civil and religious customs,
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and that both good and bad.
and that both good and bad.
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Good the godly haue obserued, as did Ioseph and Marie. Bad the people haue followed, such as were and be addicted to the will of men,
Good the godly have observed, as did Ioseph and marry. bade the people have followed, such as were and be addicted to the will of men,
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and to the examples of their forefathers, to great and learned mens practices, being led by their owne bringing vp to follow the opinion of the most,
and to the Examples of their Forefathers, to great and learned men's practices, being led by their own bringing up to follow the opinion of the most,
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and not to bee guided by the Law and Precepts of God.
and not to be guided by the Law and Precepts of God.
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Thus were the high places kept vp in Iudea; the golden calues worshipped in Dan and Bethel: so popish customes hauing taken place, wee find hard to be remoued;
Thus were the high places kept up in Iudea; the golden calves worshipped in Dan and Bethel: so popish customs having taken place, we find hard to be removed;
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and heathenish customes sometimes among the ignorant and vulgar people are kept and obserued in diuers things at some seasons of the yeere:
and Heathenish customs sometime among the ignorant and Vulgar people Are kept and observed in diverse things At Some seasons of the year:
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of which in this cleare Light of the Gospell Christians should bee ashamed. Some customes are not to bee condemned simply, but only in regard of the abuse:
of which in this clear Light of the Gospel Christians should be ashamed. some customs Are not to be condemned simply, but only in regard of the abuse:
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as for friends to meet and feast, to make a feast at weddings, to reioyce, to sing, to play on instruments;
as for Friends to meet and feast, to make a feast At weddings, to rejoice, to sing, to play on Instruments;
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yea, sometime to daunce, so it be that the Lords Day bee not prophaned, nor made the appointed day for these things,
yea, sometime to dance, so it be that the lords Day be not Profaned, nor made the appointed day for these things,
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as most commonly it hath beene: for that day is set apart for better ends and holy purposes:
as most commonly it hath been: for that day is Set apart for better ends and holy Purposes:
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also so that moderation be vsed herein, as in feasting, to auoid drunkennesse and gluttonie; in myrth, wanton songs, lasciuious speeches, abuse of Gods Name and his Word;
also so that moderation be used herein, as in feasting, to avoid Drunkenness and gluttony; in mirth, wanton songs, lascivious Speeches, abuse of God's Name and his Word;
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and in dauncing, the mixt companying of men and women: for in Israel the women daunced together, and the men alone:
and in dancing, the mixed companying of men and women: for in Israel the women danced together, and the men alone:
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as for the other, it is an allurement to vanity and folly, as daily experience may teach them that impudently will gaine-say the same.
as for the other, it is an allurement to vanity and folly, as daily experience may teach them that impudently will gainsay the same.
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So then let vs distinguish customes, and as they be good, so vse them; if otherwise, cut them off, and suffer not an vngodly custome to haue any authority,
So then let us distinguish customs, and as they be good, so use them; if otherwise, Cut them off, and suffer not an ungodly custom to have any Authority,
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or to bee a law in thine heart: for ofttimes euill customes do ouermaster good customes.
or to be a law in thine heart: for ofttimes evil customs do overmaster good customs.
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Wherefore let Hagar bee expelled, that the promised seed may haue his right and place. Concerning redeeming, and concerning changing.
Wherefore let Hagar be expelled, that the promised seed may have his right and place. Concerning redeeming, and Concerning changing.
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] Of redeeming Land, buying and selling, before hath beene spoken;
] Of redeeming Land, buying and selling, before hath been spoken;
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heere is mention of the exchange of one for another, as Ahab offered vnto Naboth; in which,
Here is mention of the exchange of one for Another, as Ahab offered unto Naboth; in which,
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as in the other, equity is to be obserued.
as in the other, equity is to be observed.
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These words brought in here, shew about what matters this ancient custome was obserued, namely, in and about matters of the world.
These words brought in Here, show about what matters this ancient custom was observed, namely, in and about matters of the world.
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In which they had their libertie, as wee haue now in these things, and not to bee found fault with or disallowed;
In which they had their liberty, as we have now in these things, and not to be found fault with or disallowed;
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neither need men to haue any scruple in vsing them, not to call them into question,
neither need men to have any scruple in using them, not to call them into question,
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when they see not therein any apparent impietie, or grosse superstition. For to confirme all things.
when they see not therein any apparent impiety, or gross Superstition. For to confirm all things.
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] to wit, which was done or spoken touching the redemption or change. So heere is the end of the Ceremonie, for ciuill vse, not for superstition;
] to wit, which was done or spoken touching the redemption or change. So Here is the end of the Ceremony, for civil use, not for Superstition;
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it was for confirmation and establishing of the right of one vpon another:
it was for confirmation and establishing of the right of one upon Another:
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for Custome is as a Law, binding one to another, in that which is done according to that custome.
for Custom is as a Law, binding one to Another, in that which is done according to that custom.
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It is good therefore to take heed how we settle a custome. A man plucked off his shoo, and gaue it to his neighbour.
It is good Therefore to take heed how we settle a custom. A man plucked off his shoo, and gave it to his neighbour.
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] This was the custome, or the ceremonie vsed according to the custome then in Israel about such things. Seuerall countreyes haue seuerall customes.
] This was the custom, or the ceremony used according to the custom then in Israel about such things. Several countries have several customs.
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Wee deliuer vp our right, by taking vp a piece of Earth, and doe lay it vpon the deed or writing,
we deliver up our right, by taking up a piece of Earth, and do lay it upon the deed or writing,
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when wee giue vp our right in free-hold; in some places by a straw in copie-hold land;
when we give up our right in freehold; in Some places by a straw in copyhold land;
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some pull off a gloue ▪ here is plucking off a shoo, to signifie by the shooe, his right to the land;
Some pull off a glove ▪ Here is plucking off a shoo, to signify by the shoe, his right to the land;
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by plucking off, his will to forgoe it; by giuing it to his Neighbour, the resigning of his right:
by plucking off, his will to forgo it; by giving it to his Neighbour, the resigning of his right:
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so as the ceremonie liuely setteth out the thing.
so as the ceremony lively sets out the thing.
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But it will be asked, Why was a shoo vsed in this? It may be, to note that the man acknowledgeth hereby, that now hee had no right to set his foote vpon it without the leaue of the other;
But it will be asked, Why was a shoo used in this? It may be, to note that the man acknowledgeth hereby, that now he had no right to Set his foot upon it without the leave of the other;
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according to that with vs, no man hauing a right, without the Owners good will, so much as to walke ouer another mans ground;
according to that with us, no man having a right, without the Owners good will, so much as to walk over Another men ground;
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but if hee will, he may commence a sute against him de pedibus ambulandis: but such extremity is vtterly void of charity,
but if he will, he may commence a suit against him de pedibus ambulandis: but such extremity is utterly void of charity,
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and to bee hated among Christians. And this was a testimonie in Israel. ] This act made good the bargaine of sale or exchange in Israel:
and to be hated among Christians. And this was a testimony in Israel. ] This act made good the bargain of sale or exchange in Israel:
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for a common custome maketh sure a thing deliuered according to that custome, where it is of force and vse.
for a Common custom makes sure a thing Delivered according to that custom, where it is of force and use.
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The practice of that custome shall testifie against them, and confirme their deed, where that custome is in vse:
The practice of that custom shall testify against them, and confirm their deed, where that custom is in use:
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for many customes are in many places, and doe differ. Let therefore such a custome be carefully obserued, and beware of the breach thereof.
for many customs Are in many places, and do differ. Let Therefore such a custom be carefully observed, and beware of the breach thereof.
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Verse 8. Therefore the kinsman said vnto Boaz, Buy it for thee. So he drew off his shoo.Verse 8. Therefore the kinsman said unto Boaz, Buy it for thee. So he drew off his shoo.
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THis is a conclusion of the bargaine betweene them.
THis is a conclusion of the bargain between them.
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Shewing what the kinsman both spake and did, graunting Boaz libertie to buy it, and obseruing the custome then amongst them, to ratifie the same, in the resigning of his right.
Showing what the kinsman both spoke and did, granting Boaz liberty to buy it, and observing the custom then among them, to ratify the same, in the resigning of his right.
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Therefore the kinsman said vnto Boaz. ] That is, because he said he could not redeeme it, hee saith to Boaz, Buy thou it:Therefore the kinsman said unto Boaz. ] That is, Because he said he could not Redeem it, he Says to Boaz, Buy thou it:
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and because the custome was so, he drew off his shoo: for this word therefore hath reference to both clauses.
and Because the custom was so, he drew off his shoo: for this word Therefore hath Referente to both clauses.
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Heere is a worldly man, yet hee dealeth in the resigning of his right very honestly,
Here is a worldly man, yet he deals in the resigning of his right very honestly,
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and so, as by Law and custome, the same might be confirmed and made good to Boaz. Hereby we see, that some men out of common honesty being worldlings, will so passe away their right to another,
and so, as by Law and custom, the same might be confirmed and made good to Boaz. Hereby we see, that Some men out of Common honesty being worldlings, will so pass away their right to Another,
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as it shall stand good by Law to them: for they will obserue in such things morall honesty;as it shall stand good by Law to them: for they will observe in such things moral honesty;
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they loue their credit before men, they care to preserue such iust dealing for their more free commerce with others,
they love their credit before men, they care to preserve such just dealing for their more free commerce with Others,
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and to preuent future troubles, which they might occasion otherwise by any trick of dishonesty, when it should appeare.
and to prevent future Troubles, which they might occasion otherwise by any trick of dishonesty, when it should appear.
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This we find true by experience among our selues, which is very praise-worthy;
This we find true by experience among our selves, which is very praiseworthy;
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and a condemning of such as pretend a greater shew of pietie, but haue not halfe the honesty, which some ciuill worldly men haue:
and a condemning of such as pretend a greater show of piety, but have not half the honesty, which Some civil worldly men have:
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for if wee passe an estate to any, why should wee not make the purchase good to the vtmost according to Law? Honesty and equity requre it at our hands,
for if we pass an estate to any, why should we not make the purchase good to the utmost according to Law? Honesty and equity requre it At our hands,
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if wee bee not deceiuers, as some be, who make sale of that which secretly they haue conueyed to others before:
if we be not deceivers, as Some be, who make sale of that which secretly they have conveyed to Others before:
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which practice, yea and euery such like deceitfull dealing, is very theft and damned villanie.
which practice, yea and every such like deceitful dealing, is very theft and damned villainy.
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Buy it for thee. ] Before, the kinsman in verse 6. willeth Boaz to redeeme it to himselfe; heere hee saith, Buy it:Buy it for thee. ] Before, the kinsman in verse 6. wills Boaz to Redeem it to himself; Here he Says, Buy it:
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so that to redeeme, was to buy the inheritance; of which somewhat in the next verse.
so that to Redeem, was to buy the inheritance; of which somewhat in the next verse.
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So hee drew off his shoo. So he drew off his shoo.
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] Thus hee obserued the custome, to confirme the right vnto Boaz. Two things are here done to put ouer his right,
] Thus he observed the custom, to confirm the right unto Boaz. Two things Are Here done to put over his right,
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first, his word, and then his deed: one was not enough to conuey it ouer vnto Boaz, therefore both are conioyned.
First, his word, and then his deed: one was not enough to convey it over unto Boaz, Therefore both Are conjoined.
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So doth the Lord deale with vs in giuing vs a right in the eternall Inheritance;
So does the Lord deal with us in giving us a right in the Eternal Inheritance;
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he giueth first his Word, then, his Deed, setting to his Hand and Seale, to confirme his Word, which internally is the Spirit and heanenly graces thereof, externally the Sacraments:
he gives First his Word, then, his Deed, setting to his Hand and Seal, to confirm his Word, which internally is the Spirit and heanenly graces thereof, externally the Sacraments:
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so that which is bought by Christ, is conueyed vnto vs. God giueth vs good assurance,
so that which is bought by christ, is conveyed unto us God gives us good assurance,
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as heere the kinsman to Boaz. Good assurance is to bee giuen and taken in passing of right from one to another.
as Here the kinsman to Boaz. Good assurance is to be given and taken in passing of right from one to Another.
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It is honesty on the one side, and wisedome on the other. And therefore heerein let vs be both honest and wise.
It is honesty on the one side, and Wisdom on the other. And Therefore herein let us be both honest and wise.
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But now for plucking off the shoo, wee must know that we find it two wayes vsed, religiously and ciuilly.
But now for plucking off the shoo, we must know that we find it two ways used, religiously and civilly.
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Religiously, in reuerence to God, as did Mosis and Ioshua in drawing neere vnto him:
Religiously, in Reverence to God, as did Moses and Ioshua in drawing near unto him:
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which signifieth the putting off of foule and carnall affections, and to draw neere with a pure heart vnto God:
which signifies the putting off of foul and carnal affections, and to draw near with a pure heart unto God:
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and in witnesse of great humility, as Dauid did, acknowledging a sensible feeling of the heauie hand of God,
and in witness of great humility, as David did, acknowledging a sensible feeling of the heavy hand of God,
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and his afflicted estate then, which by sinne hee had iustly brought vpon himselfe. Ciuilly:
and his afflicted estate then, which by sin he had justly brought upon himself. Civilly:
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this plucking or putting off the shoo was first, for conueniencie to wash the feete ▪ next,
this plucking or putting off the shoo was First, for conveniency to wash the feet ▪ next,
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for confirmation of sale of land ▪ as heere:
for confirmation of sale of land ▪ as Here:
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and thirdly, for disgrace, when the kinsman would not performe the part of a kinsman, according to the Law of Moses. This is not here meant ▪ for by the Law, the woman,
and Thirdly, for disgrace, when the kinsman would not perform the part of a kinsman, according to the Law of Moses. This is not Here meant ▪ for by the Law, the woman,
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after she had claimed marriage of the kinsman priuately, then also shee complained to the Magistrate;
After she had claimed marriage of the kinsman privately, then also she complained to the Magistrate;
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if the kinsman should refuse to doe the office of a kinsmā, then is she to plucke off his shoo, & spit in his face;
if the kinsman should refuse to do the office of a kinsman, then is she to pluck off his shoo, & spit in his face;
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which some expound, to spit before his face. But here is a voluntary plucking off of his owne shoo:
which Some expound, to spit before his face. But Here is a voluntary plucking off of his own shoo:
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and also the former verse sheweth it to be a custome touching redeeming and changing;
and also the former verse shows it to be a custom touching redeeming and changing;
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and thereupon the kinsman vseth it to resigne his right, and to confirme it vnto Boaz: & not as an act of disgrace to himselfe,
and thereupon the kinsman uses it to resign his right, and to confirm it unto Boaz: & not as an act of disgrace to himself,
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for not yeelding to doe the kinsmans part, which was not claimed at his hands by Ruth either priuately or before authority:
for not yielding to do the kinsmans part, which was not claimed At his hands by Ruth either privately or before Authority:
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and therefore I take that this putting off the shoo, and that spoken of in the Law of Moses, are not one and the same.
and Therefore I take that this putting off the shoo, and that spoken of in the Law of Moses, Are not one and the same.
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Verse 9. And Boaz said vnto the Elders, and vnto all the people, Yee are witnesses this day ▪ that I haue bought all that was Elimelechs, Verse 9. And Boaz said unto the Elders, and unto all the people, Ye Are Witnesses this day ▪ that I have bought all that was Elimelech's,
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and all that was Chilions and Mahlons, of the hand of Naomi. BOaz heere taketh witnesse of that which is done:
and all that was Chilions and Mahlons, of the hand of Naomi. BOaz Here Takes witness of that which is done:
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the witnesses are the Elders and the people;
the Witnesses Are the Elders and the people;
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the matter which they are to bee witnesses of, is the sale of all the land of Elimelech, Chilion and Mahlon; and the purchase thereof at Naomi her hand;
the matter which they Are to be Witnesses of, is the sale of all the land of Elimelech, Chilion and Mahlon; and the purchase thereof At Naomi her hand;
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the Kinsman resigning his right to him, that hee might buy it to himselfe. And Boaz said vnto the Elders, and vnto all the people.
the Kinsman resigning his right to him, that he might buy it to himself. And Boaz said unto the Elders, and unto all the people.
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] Boaz esteemeth of the Elders, as men in authority:] Boaz esteems of the Elders, as men in Authority:
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but yet hee neglecteth not the people, whom also hee calleth vpon to be witnesses also;
but yet he neglecteth not the people, whom also he calls upon to be Witnesses also;
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this was his wisedome to proo••e loue of all, as appeareth by their prayer made for him afterwards, verse the 11. Heere in this verse and the rest following, we may see the happy successe of that which Boaz tooke in hand:
this was his Wisdom to proo••e love of all, as appears by their prayer made for him afterwards, verse the 11. Here in this verse and the rest following, we may see the happy success of that which Boaz took in hand:
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for it was a good matter, for a good end, and done in a right manner.
for it was a good matter, for a good end, and done in a right manner.
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Now, when a thing which is lawfull, is taken in hand, and done well, to a right end, there may bee expected a good issue:
Now, when a thing which is lawful, is taken in hand, and done well, to a right end, there may be expected a good issue:
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as may bee seene in Dauids setting vpon Goliah; it was an honorable attempt, the manner of his proceeding was lawfull, hee waited for it,
as may be seen in David setting upon Goliath; it was an honourable attempt, the manner of his proceeding was lawful, he waited for it,
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and had publicke authority to set him forward, and the end was Gods glory, and safety of Israel:
and had public Authority to Set him forward, and the end was God's glory, and safety of Israel:
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for God is with such, and his power shall assist them, and his fauour shall giue them good successe, as hee promiseth vnto such.
for God is with such, and his power shall assist them, and his favour shall give them good success, as he promises unto such.
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And therefore if wee would prosper, let vs obserue these things in our attempts:
And Therefore if we would prosper, let us observe these things in our attempts:
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for if the end bee good in thy intendment, and the thing vnlawful, the act is sinnefull;
for if the end be good in thy intendment, and the thing unlawful, the act is sinful;
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if the matter bee good, and the end sinister, this marreth the matter:
if the matter be good, and the end sinister, this marreth the matter:
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but if the matter and end bee as they should be, yet if the manner be amisse, wee may for this miscarry,
but if the matter and end be as they should be, yet if the manner be amiss, we may for this miscarry,
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as we see in Dauids remouing of the Arke. This let vs obserue in comming to the Word and Sacrament. Yee are witnesses this day.
as we see in David removing of the Ark. This let us observe in coming to the Word and Sacrament. Ye Are Witnesses this day.
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] Boaz saith, that they are witnesses, for that they saw and heard what was done at that time, in that assembly betweene him and the kinsman;] Boaz Says, that they Are Witnesses, for that they saw and herd what was done At that time, in that assembly between him and the kinsman;
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so as we see, that what men come for, and are called to see and heare, that are they witnesses of:
so as we see, that what men come for, and Are called to see and hear, that Are they Witnesses of:
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so saith he, and they also confesse it, in verse the 11. By this may wee know who to produce for fit witnesses in a matter:
so Says he, and they also confess it, in verse the 11. By this may we know who to produce for fit Witnesses in a matter:
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such as personally are seers and hearers of that which they testifie;
such as personally Are seers and hearers of that which they testify;
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and as they bee fit witnesses, so then are they sound and faithfull, if they will truely and without respect of person affirme that for truth, which they know to be so:
and as they be fit Witnesses, so then Are they found and faithful, if they will truly and without respect of person affirm that for truth, which they know to be so:
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for it is one thing to be a fit witnesse, in respect of a mans knowledge;
for it is one thing to be a fit witness, in respect of a men knowledge;
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and another thing to bee a faithfull witnesse, to speake truely what he knoweth.
and Another thing to be a faithful witness, to speak truly what he Knoweth.
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Seeing what we see and heare, maketh vs fit to bee produced for witnesses, when occasion shall serue, let vs in matters of moment,
Seeing what we see and hear, makes us fit to be produced for Witnesses, when occasion shall serve, let us in matters of moment,
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for vpholding of truth, iustice, and peace, obserue well, what we doe see, and heare, that we may be true and faithfull witnesses, to maintaine truth, iustice, and peace, without all partiality.
for upholding of truth, Justice, and peace, observe well, what we do see, and hear, that we may be true and faithful Witnesses, to maintain truth, Justice, and peace, without all partiality.
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That I haue bought all that was Elimelechs, and all that was Chilions and Mahlons. ] Here is shewed whereof they were witnesses:That I have bought all that was Elimelech's, and all that was Chilions and Mahlons. ] Here is showed whereof they were Witnesses:
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one thing is here specified, the other in the next verse. This heere is of the purchase of land, whereunto hee calleth them to bee witnesses,
one thing is Here specified, the other in the next verse. This Here is of the purchase of land, whereunto he calls them to be Witnesses,
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for better confirmation of the land, and the right thereof to himselfe: for witnesses are for to establish a matter.
for better confirmation of the land, and the right thereof to himself: for Witnesses Are for to establish a matter.
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So wee see in Boaz a care to make sure the estate.
So we see in Boaz a care to make sure the estate.
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A wise man will seeke to make sure that which hee purchaseth, as Abraham also did,A wise man will seek to make sure that which he purchases, as Abraham also did,
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and Ieremie, who had for confirmation of the land, first, the euidence drawne, then, the same sealed;
and Ieremie, who had for confirmation of the land, First, the evidence drawn, then, the same sealed;
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thirdly, the same done according to Law and custome: and lastly, before witnesses. Thus the Scripture commendeth vnto vs a care herein from these examples:
Thirdly, the same done according to Law and custom: and lastly, before Witnesses. Thus the Scripture commends unto us a care herein from these Examples:
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it is wisedome and prudence to secure our estates in the best manner, so it be iust and honest:
it is Wisdom and prudence to secure our estates in the best manner, so it be just and honest:
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for so shall wee preuent future contentions, which after might rise about it.
for so shall we prevent future contentions, which After might rise about it.
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And if euer men had cause to looke about them in any age, now they haue:
And if ever men had cause to look about them in any age, now they have:
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for it may be said, as Ieremie said in his time, Take yee heed euery one of his Neighbour,
for it may be said, as Ieremie said in his time, Take ye heed every one of his Neighbour,
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and trust ye not in any brother: for euery brother will vtterly supplant. and trust you not in any brother: for every brother will utterly supplant.
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Heere may bee noted Boaz his vprightnesse also, who desireth to haue others to take notice of his doings,
Here may be noted Boaz his uprightness also, who Desires to have Others to take notice of his doings,
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and to haue that publike, which should be publike:
and to have that public, which should be public:
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for an honest mind is desirous to be publike, where the matter requireth it, as in buying and selling of land, in the course of iustice, in the Ministery of the Word, in solemnizing of marriage, and such like.for an honest mind is desirous to be public, where the matter requires it, as in buying and selling of land, in the course of Justice, in the Ministry of the Word, in solemnizing of marriage, and such like.
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It argueth an honest intention, not caring who seeth it; it will cleare him of the slander or suspition of fraud and circumuention.
It argue an honest intention, not caring who sees it; it will clear him of the slander or suspicion of fraud and circumvention.
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And therefore in such cases labour to bee publike: for onely they which do euill, or intend it, hate the light:
And Therefore in such cases labour to be public: for only they which do evil, or intend it, hate the Light:
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honest minds care not who seeth them.
honest minds care not who sees them.
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It is no good signe of a good intent, when buyers will marke in secret to buy lands of others, of such as bee young prodigals,
It is no good Signen of a good intent, when buyers will mark in secret to buy Lands of Others, of such as be young prodigals,
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or old Spendthrifts, or such as must sell for need;
or old Spendthrifts, or such as must fell for need;
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for those hope to make a prey, and to get that for a little, which is worth much: but such gaine is vniust:
for those hope to make a prey, and to get that for a little, which is worth much: but such gain is unjust:
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and where fraud and oppression is, there will God be an Auenger.
and where fraud and oppression is, there will God be an Avenger.
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Lastly, note hence, that it is lawfull for a rich man to buy land of others,
Lastly, note hence, that it is lawful for a rich man to buy land of Others,
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when it is offered, as here, when as also need is of some parcell for a speciall vse,when it is offered, as Here, when as also need is of Some parcel for a special use,
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as Abraham did buy a burying place, and Omri the hill of Samaria:
as Abraham did buy a burying place, and Omri the hill of Samaria:
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and when it is for good vses, as for the maintenance of Gods publike Worship, to build an Altar, as Iacob and Dauid did:
and when it is for good uses, as for the maintenance of God's public Worship, to built an Altar, as Iacob and David did:
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so now to buy land for maintenance of the Word, for Scholes of learning, for Hospitals,
so now to buy land for maintenance of the Word, for Schools of learning, for Hospitals,
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and to set poore on worke.
and to Set poor on work.
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Againe, hee may buy, to helpe a poore man, that for need must make sale to supply his want with money:
Again, he may buy, to help a poor man, that for need must make sale to supply his want with money:
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but such a purchase must bee made in mercy, in great equity, and without oppression, in the feare of God.
but such a purchase must be made in mercy, in great equity, and without oppression, in the Fear of God.
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And thirdly, when the salesman is his kinsman, then to buy, as a friend and kinsman, to preserue the land in their name,
And Thirdly, when the salesman is his kinsman, then to buy, as a friend and kinsman, to preserve the land in their name,
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but especially to do the kinsman good, & that in two things:
but especially to do the kinsman good, & that in two things:
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in giuing to the vtmost what it is worth, and in being ready at all times to let him redeeme it againe,
in giving to the utmost what it is worth, and in being ready At all times to let him Redeem it again,
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if euer hee shall bee able. Thus may a rich-landed man buy land:
if ever he shall be able. Thus may a rich-landed man buy land:
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but heere hee must take heed, first, that he intice not others to make sale of their estates, which bee not willing thereto,
but Here he must take heed, First, that he entice not Others to make sale of their estates, which be not willing thereto,
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as Ahab did, which wrought that mischiefe which afterwards insued.
as Ahab did, which wrought that mischief which afterwards ensued.
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Secondly, that hee make not a prey of a poore man, not of any other, which standeth in need to sell.
Secondly, that he make not a prey of a poor man, not of any other, which Stands in need to fell.
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Thirdly, that hee buy not vpon a greedy desire, and an insatiable couetousnesse, to haue all about him:
Thirdly, that he buy not upon a greedy desire, and an insatiable covetousness, to have all about him:
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for the Prophet denounceth a woe and iudgements against such.
for the Prophet Denounceth a woe and Judgments against such.
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Fourthly, that hee buy not in the dayes of a generall calamity, but rather imploy his money in workes of mercy:
Fourthly, that he buy not in the days of a general calamity, but rather employ his money in works of mercy:
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this was a vertue in Nehemiah. They therefore erre, who thinke they may buy as much as they can,
this was a virtue in Nehemiah. They Therefore err, who think they may buy as much as they can,
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if they haue money, conceiuing no other vse thereof, but to buy and purchase therewith only for themselues, to make themselues great.
if they have money, conceiving no other use thereof, but to buy and purchase therewith only for themselves, to make themselves great.
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And this reproueth those, which are so greedy of buying land, as they runne into the Vsurers bookes,
And this Reproveth those, which Are so greedy of buying land, as they run into the Usurers books,
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and borrow what they may, to purchase, till the vse of the money eate vp a good part of the land,
and borrow what they may, to purchase, till the use of the money eat up a good part of the land,
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& themselues at the last become beggers, and so leaue their children poore, their friends in bonds,
& themselves At the last become beggars, and so leave their children poor, their Friends in bonds,
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and not a few lenders, perhaps, in the lurch: such is the fruit of greedy couetousnesse.
and not a few lenders, perhaps, in the lurch: such is the fruit of greedy covetousness.
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But, wee may say, as it is lawfull to buy, so is it lawfull to sell.
But, we may say, as it is lawful to buy, so is it lawful to fell.
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True, of which before somewhat is spoken already, yet heere a little more of the same matter.
True, of which before somewhat is spoken already, yet Here a little more of the same matter.
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A man may sell, to sustaine his pouerty happening by Gods hand, as did the Egyptians;
A man may fell, to sustain his poverty happening by God's hand, as did the egyptians;
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to recouer their liuelihood and health, as did the diseased woman;
to recover their livelihood and health, as did the diseased woman;
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to pay debts, as did the poore widdow, to be free from bondage, and to saue her life:
to pay debts, as did the poor widow, to be free from bondage, and to save her life:
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for goods and lands are for our vse:
for goods and Lands Are for our use:
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and liberty, life, health, and credit are more to bee esteemed then any lands or possessions.
and liberty, life, health, and credit Are more to be esteemed then any Lands or possessions.
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A man may also sell to others for their need, as Ephron sold to Abraham a field, Hamor to Iacob, and Araunah to Dauid. And thirdly,
A man may also fell to Others for their need, as Ephron sold to Abraham a field, Hamor to Iacob, and Araunah to David. And Thirdly,
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for to relieue the want of their brethren, as they did in the Primitiue Church.
for to relieve the want of their brothers, as they did in the Primitive Church.
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In such cases may men sell, but not to vphold prodigality, whoredome, idlenesse, pride and vanity. Of the hand of Naomi.
In such cases may men fell, but not to uphold prodigality, whoredom, idleness, pride and vanity. Of the hand of Naomi.
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] The right, it may seeme, of all the lands of these three, was in Naomi her hands, when they dyed childlesse.
] The right, it may seem, of all the Lands of these three, was in Naomi her hands, when they died childless.
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Thus the Law left her well, as our Law doth many widdowes now, and the loue of kind husbands.
Thus the Law left her well, as our Law does many widow's now, and the love of kind Husbands.
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But that too many widdowes waxe wanton, and doe, in following their lust and fantasie, ouerthrow themselues, and their estates too;
But that too many widow's wax wanton, and do, in following their lust and fantasy, overthrow themselves, and their estates too;
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they follow not this holy and modest Matron, who sought no marriage for her selfe in her old age (as some with vs doe, to their shame) but shee had care for her beloued daughter in law, Ruth. If shee had such lands to sell, may some say,
they follow not this holy and modest Matron, who sought no marriage for her self in her old age (as Some with us doe, to their shame) but she had care for her Beloved daughter in law, Ruth. If she had such Lands to fell, may Some say,
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why liued shee so poorely, and suffered Ruth to goe and gleane, and liue vpon the almes of Boaz? Naomi had not the possession of these lands, being sold away before,
why lived she so poorly, and suffered Ruth to go and glean, and live upon the alms of Boaz? Naomi had not the possession of these Lands, being sold away before,
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but the right first to redeeme, if shee had beene able, which shee put ouer to Boaz, when the Kinsman refused to redeeme them,
but the right First to Redeem, if she had been able, which she put over to Boaz, when the Kinsman refused to Redeem them,
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and so to helpe Ruth in her marriage.
and so to help Ruth in her marriage.
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Verse 10. Moreouer, Ruth the Moabitesse, the wife of Mahlon, haue I purchased to be• my wife, to raise vp the name of the dead vpon his inheritance, that the name of the dead be not cut off from among his brethren,Verse 10. Moreover, Ruth the Moabitess, the wife of Mahlon, have I purchased to be• my wife, to raise up the name of the dead upon his inheritance, that the name of the dead be not Cut off from among his brothers,
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and from the gate of his place: yee are witnesses this day.
and from the gate of his place: ye Are Witnesses this day.
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BOaz relateth the second thing of which they were to be witnesses, which was concerning his marriage: where note, first, with whom. Secondly, how obtained.BOaz relateth the second thing of which they were to be Witnesses, which was Concerning his marriage: where note, First, with whom. Secondly, how obtained.
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Thirdly, to what end, is double. And fourthly, the calling of them againe to witnesse it. Moreouer, Ruth the Moabitesse.
Thirdly, to what end, is double. And fourthly, the calling of them again to witness it. Moreover, Ruth the Moabitess.
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] This was shee whom he had promised to marry, and whom hee now went about to make sure to him, though she were a Moabitesse.
] This was she whom he had promised to marry, and whom he now went about to make sure to him, though she were a Moabitess.
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Here it may bee demanded, whether persons of diuers religions may marry together? Answ. If they be conuerted, they may:
Here it may be demanded, whither Persons of diverse Religions may marry together? Answer If they be converted, they may:
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so Moses married Iethroes daughter, Salomon Rahab, and Boaz Ruth heere, and Sheshan married his daughter to his seruant an Egyptian: but otherwise they may not; God forbad it his people; such matches were condemned;
so Moses married Jethro's daughter, Solomon Rahab, and Boaz Ruth Here, and Sheshan married his daughter to his servant an Egyptian: but otherwise they may not; God forbade it his people; such Matches were condemned;
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the Yoke is vnequall, as Saint Paul speaketh: it was reproued in Esau, and herein was hee a griefe vnto his parents.
the Yoke is unequal, as Saint Paul speaks: it was reproved in Esau, and herein was he a grief unto his Parents.
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This is not to marry in the Lord;
This is not to marry in the Lord;
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it is dangerous to the soule, if the heart should bee drawne from God, as was Salomons; and such matches hath God cursed,
it is dangerous to the soul, if the heart should be drawn from God, as was Solomon's; and such Matches hath God cursed,
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as we may see in Iehoshaphat matching his sonne with Ahabs daughter; it had almost rooted out his whole House.
as we may see in Jehoshaphat matching his son with Ahabs daughter; it had almost rooted out his Whole House.
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Fathers and Councils doe condemne it, and therefore beware of making such matches.
Father's and Councils do condemn it, and Therefore beware of making such Matches.
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The wife of Mahlon. ] See for this before, Chap. 1. 4. and in this Chapter verse the 5. where Ruth is called the wife of the dead,The wife of Mahlon. ] See for this before, Chap. 1. 4. and in this Chapter verse the 5. where Ruth is called the wife of the dead,
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and here shewed to bee Mahlon the Elder brother to Chilion the husband of Orpha, who by her apostasie lost her blessing in Israel, which Ruth obtained by her constancie.
and Here showed to be Mahlon the Elder brother to Chilion the husband of Orpha, who by her apostasy lost her blessing in Israel, which Ruth obtained by her constancy.
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Haue I purchased to be my wife. Have I purchased to be my wife.
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] We see hence, a good man will be at cost to obtaine a good wife:
] We see hence, a good man will be At cost to obtain a good wife:
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Abraham will send farre a messenger to this purpose with Camels loaden, and with Iewels of siluer and gold: Abraham will send Far a Messenger to this purpose with Camels loaded, and with Jewels of silver and gold:
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Iacob will serue seuen yeeres and seuen too, but he will haue Rachel; Boaz here will purchase a poore Ruth for her vertues: Iacob will serve seuen Years and seuen too, but he will have Rachel; Boaz Here will purchase a poor Ruth for her Virtues:
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for indeed a vertuous womans price is aboue Rubies, shee will doe her husband good all his dayes, shee is worthy therefore the getting,
for indeed a virtuous woman's price is above Rubies, she will do her husband good all his days, she is worthy Therefore the getting,
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and worthy to bee honestly maintained:
and worthy to be honestly maintained:
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and yet wee see most care least for such an one, but they will labour and spare no cost to get one that is faire,
and yet we see most care lest for such an one, but they will labour and spare no cost to get one that is fair,
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though beautie be deceitfull vanity, and sometime such a one not ouer-honest;
though beauty be deceitful vanity, and sometime such a one not ouer-honest;
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or one rich, louing the portion better than the partie, marrying basely, and after liuing discon•e••dly ▪ or for birth and friends,
or one rich, loving the portion better than the party, marrying basely, and After living discon•e••dly ▪ or for birth and Friends,
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when the one lifteth vp the heart with pride, and the other becommeth chargeable. Beautie maketh not blessed, but vertue; not goods, but grace;
when the one lifts up the heart with pride, and the other becomes chargeable. Beauty makes not blessed, but virtue; not goods, but grace;
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not naturall generation, but spirituall regeneration;
not natural generation, but spiritual regeneration;
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not friends heere, but the sweet fauour of God, which hee onely affordeth vnto the vertuous.
not Friends Here, but the sweet favour of God, which he only affords unto the virtuous.
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See further from hence the loue of Naomi to Ruth, who giueth her right to Boaz to redeeme the land for aduancement of Ruth: for louing parents will doe much for the preferment of their children.
See further from hence the love of Naomi to Ruth, who gives her right to Boaz to Redeem the land for advancement of Ruth: for loving Parents will do much for the preferment of their children.
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Naomi heere liueth vnmarried, shee doth all shee may to get Ruth a good match,Naomi Here lives unmarried, she does all she may to get Ruth a good match,
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for her owne sake, and in loue to the dead, that of her may be gotten one to beare the name of the dead,
for her own sake, and in love to the dead, that of her may be got one to bear the name of the dead,
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as Boaz speaketh in the words following.
as Boaz speaks in the words following.
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Which honest and louing care of Naomi checketh such widdowes, as being well left by the dead, doe, either of couetousnesse and carelesnesse neglect to marry their children, liuing onely for themselues;
Which honest and loving care of Naomi checketh such widow's, as being well left by the dead, do, either of covetousness and carelessness neglect to marry their children, living only for themselves;
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or else of a wanton lust doe cast themselues away vpon such as will both vndoe them and their children.
or Else of a wanton lust do cast themselves away upon such as will both undo them and their children.
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To raise vp the name of the dead vpon his inheritance. To raise up the name of the dead upon his inheritance.
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] Of these words somewhat is spoken before on verse the 5. which I will not repeat.
] Of these words somewhat is spoken before on verse the 5. which I will not repeat.
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Here Boaz alledgeth these words as a reason of his marrying this young woman; they are the words of the Law in Deuteronomie, and so are the next following;
Here Boaz allegeth these words as a reason of his marrying this young woman; they Are the words of the Law in Deuteronomy, and so Are the next following;
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to which Law Boaz had respect in thus matching with Ruth: from whom we learne these things;
to which Law Boaz had respect in thus matching with Ruth: from whom we Learn these things;
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First, that a wise man will preuent an offence, which by others might bee taken at him,
First, that a wise man will prevent an offence, which by Others might be taken At him,
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when hee considers the occasion thereof: when he considers the occasion thereof:
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for Boaz telleth them the true ends of his marrying thus, lest the Beholders and Hearers should haue censured ill of him,
for Boaz Telleth them the true ends of his marrying thus, lest the Beholders and Hearers should have censured ill of him,
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as of lecherie, he being old, and she yong; or of folly, she being poore, and he rich; she base, and he honourable;
as of lechery, he being old, and she young; or of folly, she being poor, and he rich; she base, and he honourable;
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or of an inclining in her to idolatry, he being an Israelite, and shee a daughter of Moab, of that race, which inticed Israel to sinne,
or of an inclining in her to idolatry, he being an Israelite, and she a daughter of Moab, of that raze, which enticed Israel to sin,
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and brought a great iudgement vpon the people.
and brought a great judgement upon the people.
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And this hee did for the care and credit of his name, which is highly to be esteemed,
And this he did for the care and credit of his name, which is highly to be esteemed,
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and in loue vnto those there gathered before him, in whom hee would preuent the offence, which on their behalfe might be taken,
and in love unto those there gathered before him, in whom he would prevent the offence, which on their behalf might be taken,
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though not on his part giuen. And thus must wee learne to doe: both to beware of offences to all sorts;
though not on his part given. And thus must we Learn to do: both to beware of offences to all sorts;
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and also where wee perceiue that any might take an offence, there wisely to preuent it in them,
and also where we perceive that any might take an offence, there wisely to prevent it in them,
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if wee can, and not bee like such as giue themselues to all licentious libertie to liue as they list,
if we can, and not be like such as give themselves to all licentious liberty to live as they list,
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as almost euery one doth in these dayes, not caring for a good name of a graue and sober Christian,
as almost every one does in these days, not caring for a good name of a graven and Sobrium Christian,
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or of adorning their holy profession, or of displeasing the godly minds of others;
or of adorning their holy profession, or of displeasing the godly minds of Others;
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but to liue onely like Libertines after their owne lusts, opening the mouthes of the Aduersaries to speake ill of the Gospell of God.
but to live only like Libertines After their own Lustiest, opening the mouths of the Adversaries to speak ill of the Gospel of God.
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Secondly, from Boaz wee may learne, that a godly man in his marrying is guided by Gods Law,
Secondly, from Boaz we may Learn, that a godly man in his marrying is guided by God's Law,
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and hath respect vnto Gods good pleasure therein: and hath respect unto God's good pleasure therein:
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so had Abraham in matching his sonne Isaac, and Isaac in marrying of his sonne Iacob: for such as be godly, make the Lords Will & Word their Rule in all things, much more in a matter of this weight and consequence;
so had Abraham in matching his son Isaac, and Isaac in marrying of his son Iacob: for such as be godly, make the lords Will & Word their Rule in all things, much more in a matter of this weight and consequence;
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they know it to be Gods ordinance, and therefore will aduise with God about it:
they know it to be God's Ordinance, and Therefore will advise with God about it:
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yea, they know that God hath not left men herein to their liberty and lust, to marry as they like best;
yea, they know that God hath not left men herein to their liberty and lust, to marry as they like best;
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but hath limited them, and in his Word hath taught them with whom, how, and to what end to marry.
but hath limited them, and in his Word hath taught them with whom, how, and to what end to marry.
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And therefore in marrying we must be ruled by the Lord, which will appeare by these things:
And Therefore in marrying we must be ruled by the Lord, which will appear by these things:
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If we see what calling wee haue to marry, before wee enter into this troublesome estate,
If we see what calling we have to marry, before we enter into this troublesome estate,
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as Reason and Religion should perswade vs;
as Reason and Religion should persuade us;
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If we see that wee haue a iust cause to marry, then to consider with whom God alloweth vs to marry;
If we see that we have a just cause to marry, then to Consider with whom God alloweth us to marry;
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If we seeke out such a one, as not onely with whom we may marry lawfully, but also fitly:
If we seek out such a one, as not only with whom we may marry lawfully, but also fitly:
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& therefore to pray earnestly to God for such a one: for God maketh fit matches;
& Therefore to pray earnestly to God for such a one: for God makes fit Matches;
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and a vertuous woman is his gift. It is a happy thing to match fitly, and more hard then to match lawfully. and a virtuous woman is his gift. It is a happy thing to match fitly, and more hard then to match lawfully.
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If lastly, we vse marriage as God hath appointed, for increase of posterity, and to auoid fornication, the first end was before the fall, the latter after;
If lastly, we use marriage as God hath appointed, for increase of posterity, and to avoid fornication, the First end was before the fallen, the latter After;
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and withall for mutuall society, helpe and comfort, which one ought to haue with another: which cannot be, except there bee fitnesse, grace, true loue, humilitie and patience.
and withal for mutual society, help and Comfort, which one ought to have with Another: which cannot be, except there be fitness, grace, true love, humility and patience.
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But who are thus led by the Lord in their marrying? Men seeke wiues now without any respect to Gods will and pleasure:
But who Are thus led by the Lord in their marrying? Men seek wives now without any respect to God's will and pleasure:
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they follow the lusts of the eyes, the lusts of the flesh, and pride of life.
they follow the Lustiest of the eyes, the Lustiest of the Flesh, and pride of life.
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Thirdly, we may obserue how the vertuous are to match so, as they may raise vp a seed of the righteous among Gods people:
Thirdly, we may observe how the virtuous Are to match so, as they may raise up a seed of the righteous among God's people:
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for the preseruation of the Church and Religion, as Boaz heere had a care to raise vp the name of the dead vpon his inheritance.
for the preservation of the Church and Religion, as Boaz Here had a care to raise up the name of the dead upon his inheritance.
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But this cannot the married doe, except they themselues be true Louers of goodnesse, and haue a speciall care to traine vp their children religiously,
But this cannot the married doe, except they themselves be true Lovers of Goodness, and have a special care to train up their children religiously,
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first, in knowledge of God, else are they Atheists; of the true God, else Heathenish Idolaters;
First, in knowledge of God, Else Are they Atheists; of the true God, Else Heathenish Idolaters;
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and of the true worship of this God, else but will-worshippers:
and of the true worship of this God, Else but Will-worshippers:
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then to enforme them in the Doctrine of faith, without which grace they can neuer profit by the Word, nor euer please God;
then to inform them in the Doctrine of faith, without which grace they can never profit by the Word, nor ever please God;
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the summe of which beliefe is set downe in the Articles of our Creed. Next, to teach them how to pray aright;
the sum of which belief is Set down in the Articles of our Creed. Next, to teach them how to pray aright;
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which is the meanes to conferre with God, to speake to him, to obtaine blessings from him,
which is the means to confer with God, to speak to him, to obtain blessings from him,
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and without the practice whereof men are but as beasts, and a marke of such as thinke there is no God.
and without the practice whereof men Are but as beasts, and a mark of such as think there is no God.
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The summe of our prayer, and the perfect rule of direction for matter, and manner, and end, is set downe by our Sauiour Christ.
The sum of our prayer, and the perfect Rule of direction for matter, and manner, and end, is Set down by our Saviour christ.
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Lastly, to teach them obedience, and to walke in Gods Commandements, without which, all knowledge and faith is vaine:
Lastly, to teach them Obedience, and to walk in God's commandments, without which, all knowledge and faith is vain:
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the fumme of what we are to obey, is in the ten Commandements, which children must be taught and instructed in.
the fumme of what we Are to obey, is in the ten commandments, which children must be taught and instructed in.
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Here may bee noted this also from the words, that the dead doe liue againe, as it were in their posterity, which keepe their inheritance:
Here may be noted this also from the words, that the dead do live again, as it were in their posterity, which keep their inheritance:
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for children and the preseruation of their fathers inheritance, doe keepe aliue the name of the dead.
for children and the preservation of their Father's inheritance, do keep alive the name of the dead.
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Therefore let children haue a care hereof, lest they destroy the name of the dead, as many prodigall children doe.
Therefore let children have a care hereof, lest they destroy the name of the dead, as many prodigal children do.
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That the name of the dead bee not cut off from among his brethren. ] This is another end, the other being the meanes to preuent this:That the name of the dead be not Cut off from among his brothers. ] This is Another end, the other being the means to prevent this:
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for the raising vp of the name of the dead, preuenteth the cutting of it off from among the brethren.
for the raising up of the name of the dead, preventeth the cutting of it off from among the brothers.
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Concerning the word brethren, hereby is meant others than very naturall brethren:
Concerning the word brothers, hereby is meant Others than very natural brothers:
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for the people of God before and vnder the Law, as in the Primitiue Church vnder the Gospell, were wont to call one another brethren, of which I haue spoken before out of the third verse.
for the people of God before and under the Law, as in the Primitive Church under the Gospel, were wont to call one Another brothers, of which I have spoken before out of the third verse.
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For cutting off: this may bee when one will not marry to haue children, or marrying, are not blessed of God with children,
For cutting off: this may be when one will not marry to have children, or marrying, Are not blessed of God with children,
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or hauing children, are cut off by Gods iust iudgement, and so the name perisheth, as it befell Ieroboam, Ahab, Iehoiakim, and as God doth threaten the obstinate sinner in Deuteronomie.
or having children, Are Cut off by God's just judgement, and so the name Perishes, as it befell Jeroboam, Ahab, Jehoiakim, and as God does threaten the obstinate sinner in Deuteronomy.
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Howsoeuer this cutting off be of posterity, we may learne hence, that the decay of posteritie, is a cutting off of a mans name from among his brethren, as the words heere and in the Law imply.
Howsoever this cutting off be of posterity, we may Learn hence, that the decay of posterity, is a cutting off of a men name from among his brothers, as the words Here and in the Law imply.
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And therefore let people pray for this blessing of marriage, and thanke God for their posterity and fruit of the wombe. Abraham most highly esteemed hereof;
And Therefore let people pray for this blessing of marriage, and thank God for their posterity and fruit of the womb. Abraham most highly esteemed hereof;
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and the Psalmist maketh it a reward to such as feare God: yea, children are a crowne to the old men;
and the Psalmist makes it a reward to such as Fear God: yea, children Are a crown to the old men;
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and it was a heauy curse vpon Iehoiakim to be made childlesse; and it was threatned in the Law as a punishment for sinne.
and it was a heavy curse upon Jehoiakim to be made childless; and it was threatened in the Law as a punishment for sin.
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They be much to blame then, which do marry of purpose with such as they thinke are past bearing of children,
They be much to blame then, which do marry of purpose with such as they think Are past bearing of children,
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or with others apt for children, but yet in heart desire to haue none, or perhaps but one or two, rather to dally with, than to be troubled with:
or with Others apt for children, but yet in heart desire to have none, or perhaps but one or two, rather to dally with, than to be troubled with:
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but such children often proue a scourge to these parents, through their foolish affection and too great indulgencie, because they haue no more.
but such children often prove a scourge to these Parents, through their foolish affection and too great indulgency, Because they have no more.
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And from the gate of his place. And from the gate of his place.
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] These words shew that Elimelech was a man of authority among them, an Elder and Iudge in the Gate, which honour Boaz would vphold in marrying with Ruth, that his name might not bee cut off from the place of authority, heere vnderstood by the Gate.
] These words show that Elimelech was a man of Authority among them, an Elder and Judge in the Gate, which honour Boaz would uphold in marrying with Ruth, that his name might not be Cut off from the place of Authority, Here understood by the Gate.
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Good men seeke to vphold the honour, & to preserue the dignitie of one another, as the fifth Cōmandement teacheth:Good men seek to uphold the honour, & to preserve the dignity of one Another, as the fifth Commandment Teaches:
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which being our duety, wee must care to obserue, both to the dead and to the liuing.
which being our duty, we must care to observe, both to the dead and to the living.
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To the dead, as Boaz doth heere:
To the dead, as Boaz does Here:
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now their honour we preserue, when we speake of them with honour, as Dauid did of Abner; when wee maintaine their good name against calumnies and slanderous reports;
now their honour we preserve, when we speak of them with honour, as David did of Abner; when we maintain their good name against calumnies and slanderous reports;
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& when we imitate their vertues, and seeke to vphold their posterity, especially when they shall deserue well,
& when we imitate their Virtues, and seek to uphold their posterity, especially when they shall deserve well,
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and follow the steps of the dead in well-doing.
and follow the steps of the dead in welldoing.
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Thus shall wee truely and with praise preserue their honour, though we doe not as the Papists dedicate dayes in honour of them,
Thus shall we truly and with praise preserve their honour, though we do not as the Papists dedicate days in honour of them,
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and make them Intercessours to God for vs, to the great dishonour of Christ.
and make them Intercessors to God for us, to the great dishonour of christ.
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And as we should maintaine the honour of the dead, so should wee the honour of the liuing, by acknowledging their dignity, in age, place and gifts;
And as we should maintain the honour of the dead, so should we the honour of the living, by acknowledging their dignity, in age, place and Gifts;
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by speaking thereof as is meet, without enuy or disdaine, and by doing reuerence in our outward behauiour according to their dignity.
by speaking thereof as is meet, without envy or disdain, and by doing Reverence in our outward behaviour according to their dignity.
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Heere may also bee noted, that men of place and authority may soone leaue their family in a low estate:
Here may also be noted, that men of place and Authority may soon leave their family in a low estate:
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for Elimelechs wife was poore Naomi, and glad of the helpe of her daughter in lawes gleanings.
for Elimelech's wife was poor Naomi, and glad of the help of her daughter in laws gleanings.
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How poore was the widdow left, for whose reliefe the Prophet Elisha wrought a miracle, being,
How poor was the widow left, for whose relief the Prophet Elisha wrought a miracle, being,
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as is supposed by some, the wife of an honourable man, Obadiah, Ahabs Steward, who did feed an hundred Prophets of God in Caues, in the time of famine? This may fall out sometime by Gods hand in punishing the fathers, that they can leaue nothing to children;
as is supposed by Some, the wife of an honourable man, Obadiah, Ahabs Steward, who did feed an hundred prophets of God in Caves, in the time of famine? This may fallen out sometime by God's hand in punishing the Father's, that they can leave nothing to children;
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sometime for triall, as in Iobs case, who was brought to great misery;
sometime for trial, as in Jobs case, who was brought to great misery;
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and sometime a mans owne doings may bring him vnder the power of authority, which may iustly depriue him of his honor and estate,
and sometime a men own doings may bring him under the power of Authority, which may justly deprive him of his honour and estate,
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as it befell Abiathar in the daies of Salomon. Let not men bee therefore proud of their parents present glory;
as it befell Abiathar in the days of Solomon. Let not men be Therefore proud of their Parents present glory;
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an alteration may soone come, as we see in Ieroboam and Baasha, in Ahab, Iehoram, and Iezabel; in Haman also, Athaliah, and others:
an alteration may soon come, as we see in Jeroboam and Baasha, in Ahab, Jehoram, and Jezebel; in Haman also, Athaliah, and Others:
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for Gods power, Princes authority, and a mans owne way, may soone bring downe his greatnesse,
for God's power, Princes Authority, and a men own Way, may soon bring down his greatness,
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and also a ruine vpon his whole house.
and also a ruin upon his Whole house.
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Yee are witnesses. ] That is, as if Boaz had said, not onely of the sale and purchase of the land,Ye Are Witnesses. ] That is, as if Boaz had said, not only of the sale and purchase of the land,
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but also of this my marriage with this yong woman, Ruth: which here we see to be publike,
but also of this my marriage with this young woman, Ruth: which Here we see to be public,
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and in the Gate of the Citie, in a ciuill Court and place of iustice.
and in the Gate of the city, in a civil Court and place of Justice.
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Whence uote, First, that marriages are to be made publikely before sufficient witnesses, as was Iacobs, this here,
Whence vote, First, that marriages Are to be made publicly before sufficient Witnesses, as was Iacobs, this Here,
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and that to which our Sauiour was bidden.
and that to which our Saviour was bidden.
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This is fit for the honour of marriage, for the better ratification thereof, and to preuent pretences of marriages:
This is fit for the honour of marriage, for the better ratification thereof, and to prevent pretences of marriages:
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for if marriages were not publike, but priuately huddled vp, some might pretend marriage, and liue together as man and wife in shew,
for if marriages were not public, but privately huddled up, Some might pretend marriage, and live together as man and wife in show,
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and yet be but lewd liuers:
and yet be but lewd livers:
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so others wearie of one another, might say they were not married, and so vnlawfully separate themselues.
so Others weary of one Another, might say they were not married, and so unlawfully separate themselves.
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Therefore let marriages be publike, and in a publike place, as here it was, and as now by our Lawes we bee bound thereto;
Therefore let marriages be public, and in a public place, as Here it was, and as now by our Laws we be bound thereto;
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and auoid priuate making of marriages, and in corners, for they are often made in haste, and end vnhappily.
and avoid private making of marriages, and in corners, for they Are often made in haste, and end unhappily.
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Secondly, that marriage in old time was onely a ciuill action:
Secondly, that marriage in old time was only a civil actium:
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there was no need of a Minister to make it, it was lawfully and sufficiently done,
there was no need of a Minister to make it, it was lawfully and sufficiently done,
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when it was made openly, by such as might marry, among the people, as we may see in the marriage of Isaac, of Iacob, Esau, Samson.
when it was made openly, by such as might marry, among the people, as we may see in the marriage of Isaac, of Iacob, Esau, samson.
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Which confuteth the Papists that make marriage a Sacrament, as if marriage were onely lawfull in the Church,
Which confuteth the Papists that make marriage a Sacrament, as if marriage were only lawful in the Church,
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and not among the very heathen:
and not among the very heathen:
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when yet from the beginning it is common to all mankind, and allowed to all sorts.
when yet from the beginning it is Common to all mankind, and allowed to all sorts.
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True it is, that we doe make such marriages lawfull onely when ministers make them,
True it is, that we do make such marriages lawful only when Ministers make them,
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but this is not with a papisticall opinion of a Sacrament, nor for that our Church condemneth marriages otherwise made in other nations,
but this is not with a papistical opinion of a Sacrament, nor for that our Church Condemneth marriages otherwise made in other Nations,
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as vnlawfull, but the Church and State haue so ordained, for the greater reuerence to Gods ordinance,
as unlawful, but the Church and State have so ordained, for the greater Reverence to God's Ordinance,
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when his Ministers shall blesse the same, in the publike Congregation, with the prayers of the Church;
when his Ministers shall bless the same, in the public Congregation, with the Prayers of the Church;
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and when they shall teach them their dueties, which doe marry:
and when they shall teach them their duties, which do marry:
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Thus gracing Gods holy ordinance by their praying and preaching, the one for benediction, the other for instruction,
Thus gracing God's holy Ordinance by their praying and preaching, the one for benediction, the other for instruction,
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and therefore worthily ordained, and so of vs to be religiously obserued.
and Therefore worthily ordained, and so of us to be religiously observed.
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Verse 11. And all the people that were in the Gate, and the Elders said, We are witnesses:Verse 11. And all the people that were in the Gate, and the Elders said, We Are Witnesses:
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The Lord make the woman that is come into thine house, like Rachel and like Leah, which two did build the house of Israel:
The Lord make the woman that is come into thine house, like Rachel and like Leah, which two did built the house of Israel:
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And doe thou worthily in Ephratah, and be famous in Bethlehem. THe Assembly make answer vnto Boaz: first, acknowledging themselues to bee witnesses;
And do thou worthily in Ephratah, and be famous in Bethlehem. THe Assembly make answer unto Boaz: First, acknowledging themselves to bee Witnesses;
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and then praying for a blessing vpon the woman, and then vpon him:
and then praying for a blessing upon the woman, and then upon him:
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that shee may be louely and fruitfull, and he to doe so worthily, that hee may come to be renowned.
that she may be lovely and fruitful, and he to do so worthily, that he may come to be renowned.
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And all the people that were in the Gate, and the Elders said. ] In so great a company (no doubt) differing in nature and conditions,And all the people that were in the Gate, and the Elders said. ] In so great a company (no doubt) differing in nature and conditions,
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yet wee see heere how they doe all agree before Boaz to applaud him;
yet we see Here how they do all agree before Boaz to applaud him;
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may it be imagined, that none had a by-thought to see an old man to marry a young woman, one rich and noble, to take a poore and meane maiden? Yet before him all say well vnto it:
may it be imagined, that none had a by-thought to see an old man to marry a young woman, one rich and noble, to take a poor and mean maiden? Yet before him all say well unto it:
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for great men haue to their faces great countenance and applause of the people, in that they take in hand.
for great men have to their faces great countenance and applause of the people, in that they take in hand.
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The people will like all that Dauid doth:
The people will like all that David does:
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so will foure hundred prophets allow of Ahabs purpose to goe to battell against the Syrians to recouer Ramoth-Gilead: so will foure hundred Prophets allow of Ahabs purpose to go to battle against the Syrians to recover Ramoth-Gilead:
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for people feare to offend, they desire to please their betters.
for people Fear to offend, they desire to please their betters.
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And therefore this should teach those of place and wealth, vpon whom many doe depend, to take heed what they doe:
And Therefore this should teach those of place and wealth, upon whom many do depend, to take heed what they do:
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for they may set others on to godlinesse, and they may moue others vnto wickednesse;
for they may Set Others on to godliness, and they may move Others unto wickedness;
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they cannot fall themselues alone, but be like the great Dragon, with their taile pulling many downe with them.
they cannot fallen themselves alone, but be like the great Dragon, with their tail pulling many down with them.
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Let Dauid set vp Religion, multitudes will follow him to the House of God. Let Ieroboam set vp Idols and Deuils, the Israelites will worship them.
Let David Set up Religion, Multitudes will follow him to the House of God. Let Jeroboam Set up Idols and Devils, the Israelites will worship them.
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Let Ahab worship Baal, all will doe so; and let Iehu destroy him, and they will helpe him to doe it.
Let Ahab worship Baal, all will do so; and let Iehu destroy him, and they will help him to do it.
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People are like a shaddow, following authority; like waxe also, which will take any print.
People Are like a shadow, following Authority; like wax also, which will take any print.
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In themselues are nothing, but allow and disallow, as they see great Ones doe before them.
In themselves Are nothing, but allow and disallow, as they see great Ones do before them.
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And therefore let no men of place regard their applause, thinking that well done, which the Vulgars approue or flattering dependants:
And Therefore let no men of place regard their applause, thinking that well done, which the Vulgars approve or flattering dependants:
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for they will not speake as the truth is, but to humour persons;
for they will not speak as the truth is, but to humour Persons;
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not what they thinke to be right, but what they know another liketh of, and would haue them say.
not what they think to be right, but what they know Another liketh of, and would have them say.
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Wee are witnesses. ] That is, wee acknowledge our selues to bee so as thou sayest, wee are witnesses,we Are Witnesses. ] That is, we acknowledge our selves to be so as thou Sayest, we Are Witnesses,
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and will vpon any lust occasion bee ready to shew our selues so.
and will upon any lust occasion be ready to show our selves so.
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Whence note, that what men are called to witnesse, being either eye or eare witnesses thereof,
Whence note, that what men Are called to witness, being either eye or ear Witnesses thereof,
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or both, that should they bee ready to testifie, as these heere professe themselues to bee,or both, that should they be ready to testify, as these Here profess themselves to be,
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and as did the Israelites, in the behalfe of Samuel, before the Lords Anoynted. A faithfull witnesse, faith Salomon, will not lye.
and as did the Israelites, in the behalf of Samuel, before the lords Anointed. A faithful witness, faith Solomon, will not lie.
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And therefore let vs in such a case bee ready and faithfull witnesses, for the truth sake,
And Therefore let us in such a case be ready and faithful Witnesses, for the truth sake,
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for iustice and peace sake among our brethren.
for Justice and peace sake among our brothers.
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Many times ready and faithfull witnesses prouent suites, and keepe peace, where otherwise there would be strife and contention.
Many times ready and faithful Witnesses provent suits, and keep peace, where otherwise there would be strife and contention.
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This reproueth those, which being able sufficiently to beare witnesse, yet for feare of displeasing will not;
This Reproveth those, which being able sufficiently to bear witness, yet for Fear of displeasing will not;
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these want feruent loue of the truth, and offend against the Commandements, which bind men to preserue the dignitie, life, chastity, goods and good name of our Neighbours.
these want fervent love of the truth, and offend against the commandments, which bind men to preserve the dignity, life, chastity, goods and good name of our Neighbours.
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Now, if any of these be endangered, and wee by our witnesse might set them hee,
Now, if any of these be endangered, and we by our witness might Set them he,
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and will not, we are guiltie thereof.
and will not, we Are guilty thereof.
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Againe, this checketh, or rather condemneth those that for fauour will either adde or detract in their witnesse-bearing,
Again, this checketh, or rather Condemneth those that for favour will either add or detract in their Witnessbearing,
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so seeking to please man, and to displease God, giuing a deadly wound to their owne consciences.
so seeking to please man, and to displease God, giving a deadly wound to their own Consciences.
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Thirdly, such as doe speake onely what is done and said, but yet to another end and meaning than was intended,
Thirdly, such as do speak only what is done and said, but yet to Another end and meaning than was intended,
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as Doeg dealt with Ahimelech, and the false witnesses against Christ.
as Doeg dealt with Ahimelech, and the false Witnesses against christ.
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These wicked persons sinne against the Commandement, they trespasse in one of the se〈 … 〉 sinnes, which GOD heteth,
These wicked Persons sin against the Commandment, they trespass in one of the se〈 … 〉 Sins, which GOD heteth,
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and are an 〈 ◊ ◊ 〉 to the LORD;
and Are an 〈 ◊ ◊ 〉 to the LORD;
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who ordained in the Law a punishment answerable to that, which by their false witnesse should haue beene inflicted vpon another. Such God threatneth to punish:
who ordained in the Law a punishment answerable to that, which by their false witness should have been inflicted upon Another. Such God threatens to Punish:
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for they offend greatly, they hinder the true course of iustice, they deceiue the Iudge, they hurt their Neighbour,
for they offend greatly, they hinder the true course of Justice, they deceive the Judge, they hurt their Neighbour,
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and they abuse the holy Name of God, which they call to witnesse falsely. Let men therefore take heed hereof. The Lord make the woman.
and they abuse the holy Name of God, which they call to witness falsely. Let men Therefore take heed hereof. The Lord make the woman.
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] Here they begin to pray for them, and all ioyntly together. Of praying to God I haue before spoken;
] Here they begin to pray for them, and all jointly together. Of praying to God I have before spoken;
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here further may be obserued, First, that marriage is to be solemnized with prayer, and others are to pray for the married parties:
Here further may be observed, First, that marriage is to be solemnized with prayer, and Others Are to pray for the married parties:
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as these doe heere, and Bethuel, Loban and her mother did for Rebecca and as our Church ordaineth now at marriages;
as these do Here, and Bethuel, Loban and her mother did for Rebecca and as our Church ordaineth now At marriages;
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and that for these three causes:
and that for these three Causes:
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First for the holinesse of the action, being Gods holy ordinance, and an honorable estate institutes in Paradise,
First for the holiness of the actium, being God's holy Ordinance, and an honourable estate institutes in Paradise,
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and in the time of innocencie, and to be therefore vndertaken holily and reuerently with supplication and prayer vnto God.
and in the time of innocence, and to be Therefore undertaken holily and reverently with supplication and prayer unto God.
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Next, for the vnholinesse of our persons in our selues, who by our corruption pollute the ordinance of God,
Next, for the unholiness of our Persons in our selves, who by our corruption pollute the Ordinance of God,
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and as wee bee of Adams race, so haue we our children conceiued in sinne, and brought forth in iniquity, and beget such as be after our owne likenesse:
and as we be of Adams raze, so have we our children conceived in sin, and brought forth in iniquity, and beget such as be After our own likeness:
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wee haue cause then to pray, and that seruently to God to blesse and shew mercy vnto vs. And thirdly,
we have cause then to pray, and that seruently to God to bless and show mercy unto us And Thirdly,
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for the troublesomenesse, of the estate of marriage, which may cause vs to pray heartily for it is full of temptations and trials.
for the troublesomeness, of the estate of marriage, which may cause us to pray heartily for it is full of temptations and trials.
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And therefore let it moue vs to pray for them, after the example of the people here and these Elders;
And Therefore let it move us to pray for them, After the Exampl of the people Here and these Elders;
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and not be like such, as at the time of marriage onely stand staring and looking on,
and not be like such, as At the time of marriage only stand staring and looking on,
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or through vaine thoughts, doe laugh and make a sport thereof, or else spend their thoughts vpon the delight of future vanities, dauncing, drinking, lewd songs and ribaldrie, more heathenish than Christian-like.
or through vain thoughts, do laugh and make a sport thereof, or Else spend their thoughts upon the delight of future vanities, dancing, drinking, lewd songs and ribaldry, more Heathenish than Christianlike.
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And if others are to pray for the married parties, then much more should they pray for themselues:
And if Others Are to pray for the married parties, then much more should they pray for themselves:
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but alas, how farre are most from it, hauing their thoughts spent vpon vanities? Secondly note, that in publike prayer the Assembly should bee of one accord: as all these were heere, both the Elders and people, as also elsewhere.
but alas, how Far Are most from it, having their thoughts spent upon vanities? Secondly note, that in public prayer the Assembly should be of one accord: as all these were Here, both the Elders and people, as also elsewhere.
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This is vn〈 … 〉, 〈 ◊ 〉 the other confusion, when people are otherwise exercised than in giuing their assent to that which is publikely performed.
This is vn〈 … 〉, 〈 ◊ 〉 the other confusion, when people Are otherwise exercised than in giving their assent to that which is publicly performed.
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That is come into thine house. That is come into thine house.
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] That is either already come, or that certainely shall come, as if shee were already in the house.
] That is either already come, or that Certainly shall come, as if she were already in the house.
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This sheweth the cohabitation of man and wise, and that they are to dwell together, as Peter speaketh and God placed the first man and wife together in Paradise;
This shows the cohabitation of man and wise, and that they Are to dwell together, as Peter speaks and God placed the First man and wife together in Paradise;
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and Abraham and Sarah liued together; so did Isaac and Rebecca, Iacob and his wiues; and so did Dauid with his.
and Abraham and Sarah lived together; so did Isaac and Rebecca, Iacob and his wives; and so did David with his.
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And this is fit and necessary for mutuall comfort and society, therefore the Apostles tooke their wiues with them:
And this is fit and necessary for mutual Comfort and society, Therefore the Apostles took their wives with them:
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and it is for this cause altogether a fault, when any wilfully liue separated from their wiues,
and it is for this cause altogether a fault, when any wilfully live separated from their wives,
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or any vnnecessarily without a calling, out of an idle leuity, will become Trauellers into other countries after they bee married:
or any unnecessarily without a calling, out of an idle levity, will become Travellers into other countries After they be married:
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when the Apostle warneth them not to defraud one another, except with consent, and that but for a time,
when the Apostle warneth them not to defraud one Another, except with consent, and that but for a time,
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and for this end, to giue themselues to fasting and prayer, and then come together againe,
and for this end, to give themselves to fasting and prayer, and then come together again,
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lest Satan tempt them to incontinencie.
lest Satan tempt them to incontinency.
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Like Rachel and Leah. ] Rachel is first named, because shee was Iacobs wife first by couenant,Like Rachel and Leah. ] Rachel is First nam, Because she was Iacobs wife First by Covenant,
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and his best beloued. Two wiues he had: and it was and i• lawfull to haue one wife after another:
and his best Beloved. Two wives he had: and it was and i• lawful to have one wife After Another:
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as Abraham had Keturch after Sarah: for they that cannot abstaine, it is better to marry, than to burne;
as Abraham had Keturch After Sarah: for they that cannot abstain, it is better to marry, than to burn;
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and when the one is departed, the other is free to marry againe in the Lord.
and when the one is departed, the other is free to marry again in the Lord.
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And therefore it is an hereticall opinion to forbid second marriages, which the godly practised, and the Apostle alloweth vpon good reasons.
And Therefore it is an heretical opinion to forbid second marriages, which the godly practised, and the Apostle alloweth upon good Reasons.
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But to haue two wiues at once is not lawfull:
But to have two wives At once is not lawful:
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for it is contrary to the Lords first institution of marriage, who ioyned together but one man and one woman:
for it is contrary to the lords First Institution of marriage, who joined together but one man and one woman:
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it is against the Apostles Doctrine, who teacheth euery man to haue his owne wife, and euery woman her owne husband.
it is against the Apostles Doctrine, who Teaches every man to have his own wife, and every woman her own husband.
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And wee may reade of the first offenders, how one was out of the Church a blasphemous Lamech, and the other in the Church a prophane Esau. And albeit holy mē had many wiues, it was their fault;
And we may read of the First offenders, how one was out of the Church a blasphemous Lamech, and the other in the Church a profane Esau And albeit holy men had many wives, it was their fault;
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God onely being pleased to passe it ouer in his mercie: but allow thereof hee did not, as appeareth by the Prophet Malachies words:
God only being pleased to pass it over in his mercy: but allow thereof he did not, as appears by the Prophet Malachies words:
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And therefore are they not herein to bee followed.
And Therefore Are they not herein to be followed.
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It is a blessed Law, which of late time hath beene enacted in this Nation, against marrying two wiues at once.
It is a blessed Law, which of late time hath been enacted in this nation, against marrying two wives At once.
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In praying that Ruth might bee first like Rachel, who was amiable and louely to Iacob; and then like Leah, who was fruitfull;
In praying that Ruth might be First like Rachel, who was amiable and lovely to Iacob; and then like Leah, who was fruitful;
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they may seeme to pray for two things of the Lord:
they may seem to pray for two things of the Lord:
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the first was, that there might bee true loue and good liking betweene Boaz and Ruth: for true loue and good liking ought to bee betweene husband and wife specially:
the First was, that there might be true love and good liking between Boaz and Ruth: for true love and good liking ought to be between husband and wife specially:
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so commanded, so practised by Isaac, and by Elkanah, and other godly men;
so commanded, so practised by Isaac, and by Elkanah, and other godly men;
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and it is that which maketh marriage comfortable, and the parties to liue quietly together with mutuall contentment.
and it is that which makes marriage comfortable, and the parties to live quietly together with mutual contentment.
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Oh therefore let vs pray for this loue, and not onely pray, but endeuour to vse the best meanes to procure and hold it!
O Therefore let us pray for this love, and not only pray, but endeavour to use the best means to procure and hold it!
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And to effect this, the married persons are to take heed of strange affections, which might alienate their minds one from another,
And to Effect this, the married Persons Are to take heed of strange affections, which might alienate their minds one from Another,
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then to behold rather the good qualities and vertues of one another, than the infirmities, and things to bee found fault with:
then to behold rather the good qualities and Virtues of one Another, than the infirmities, and things to be found fault with:
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for loue couereth a multitude of offences. Young persons before marriage cannot see one anothers faults, and if they doe see them,
for love Covereth a multitude of offences. Young Persons before marriage cannot see one another's Faults, and if they do see them,
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yet their loue is such as they can passe them by. Why, is not loue in marriage as strong:
yet their love is such as they can pass them by. Why, is not love in marriage as strong:
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nay, stronger, seeing now two are made one? Isaac tooke Rebecca, and shee was his wife, and he then loued her:
nay, Stronger, seeing now two Are made one? Isaac took Rebecca, and she was his wife, and he then loved her:
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but now men loue their Rebeccaes afore marriage, and then taking them for wiues, they hate them,
but now men love their Rebecca's afore marriage, and then taking them for wives, they hate them,
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or not loue them as before. Moreouer, the married parties are to bee ready to performe mutuall dueties cheerefully:
or not love them as before. Moreover, the married parties Are to be ready to perform mutual duties cheerfully:
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yea, they are to striue which should be most louing in their dueties of loue, and should also prouoke one another thereto.
yea, they Are to strive which should be most loving in their duties of love, and should also provoke one Another thereto.
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Lastly, they should often thinke of the solemne couenant made betwixt them, and by that and other godly reasons presse themselues, the husband himselfe,
Lastly, they should often think of the solemn Covenant made betwixt them, and by that and other godly Reasons press themselves, the husband himself,
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and the wife her selfe, to their dueties:
and the wife her self, to their duties:
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yea, they should bewaile their owne, and one anothers corruptions before God, and pray against them,
yea, they should bewail their own, and one another's corruptions before God, and pray against them,
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and for Gods good graces to make them duetifully louing one to another: thus doing shall they, by Cods blessing, both procure and keepe loue.
and for God's good graces to make them dutifully loving one to Another: thus doing shall they, by Cods blessing, both procure and keep love.
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The second thing they prayed for, was the encrease of children, which was the first blessing to man and woman, when God had made them;
The second thing they prayed for, was the increase of children, which was the First blessing to man and woman, when God had made them;
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and the first and principall end of marriage, and which God promised vnto his people. In old time it was held.
and the First and principal end of marriage, and which God promised unto his people. In old time it was held.
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a reproach for women to be barraine; and the Lord did threaten it as a punishment:
a reproach for women to be barren; and the Lord did threaten it as a punishment:
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yea, and inflicted it vpon some. Surely it is the want of a blessing, as the Psalmist teacheth.
yea, and inflicted it upon Some. Surely it is the want of a blessing, as the Psalmist Teaches.
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And therefore let vs pray for this blessing, as Abraham did, Isaac, Manoah, and Hannah: from which these are farre, who so marry,
And Therefore let us pray for this blessing, as Abraham did, Isaac, Manoah, and Hannah: from which these Are Far, who so marry,
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as they might bee without hope of children;
as they might be without hope of children;
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such also as murmure at Gods blessing, through vnbeliefe, fearing not to haue to maintaine them, vnlike Leah, who comforted her selfe and praised God for children.
such also as murmur At God's blessing, through unbelief, fearing not to have to maintain them, unlike Leah, who comforted her self and praised God for children.
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Some would haue some one or two, as it were to play withall, or to inherite that they haue,
some would have Some one or two, as it were to play withal, or to inherit that they have,
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but many they cannot away with: but these are most to be condemned, who vse meanes and medicines to preuent children,
but many they cannot away with: but these Are most to be condemned, who use means and medicines to prevent children,
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or sin in the sinne of Onan, whom the Lord slew: for it is murther before the Lord.
or since in the sin of Onan, whom the Lord slew: for it is murder before the Lord.
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Lastly, from the prayer made to the Lord for loue betweene them, and the encrease of children, wee may obserue two other things:
Lastly, from the prayer made to the Lord for love between them, and the increase of children, we may observe two other things:
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First, that loue betweene man and wife commeth of God, and is his gift:
First, that love between man and wife comes of God, and is his gift:
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for as the Psamist saith, it is God that maketh them that are in one house, to be of one mind:
for as the Psalmist Says, it is God that makes them that Are in one house, to be of one mind:
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and therefore we ought to pray to him for it, and where it is, to praise him heartily for the same.
and Therefore we ought to pray to him for it, and where it is, to praise him heartily for the same.
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Then, that Children are the gift of God: as may appeare by many Scriptures, and by the prayers made to God for them.
Then, that Children Are the gift of God: as may appear by many Scriptures, and by the Prayers made to God for them.
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And therefore must we acknowledge them from God, as Eue did, and Leah; if wee want them, pray to him for them,
And Therefore must we acknowledge them from God, as Eve did, and Leah; if we want them, pray to him for them,
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as Hannah and others did, and then care to bring them vp well, and dedicate them to Gods seruice in some lawfull calling, in thankefulnesse for his so great a mercy.
as Hannah and Others did, and then care to bring them up well, and dedicate them to God's service in Some lawful calling, in thankfulness for his so great a mercy.
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Which two did build the house of Israel. Which two did built the house of Israel.
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] That is, God made them fruitfull to bring forth to Iacob a familie, of whom came the Israelites the peculiar people of God.
] That is, God made them fruitful to bring forth to Iacob a family, of whom Come the Israelites the peculiar people of God.
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They two are onely mentioned, their maids are left out, but vnderstood in them:
They two Are only mentioned, their maids Are left out, but understood in them:
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for that they were the wiues gift vnto Iacob to beare children for them, when they bare not.
for that they were the wives gift unto Iacob to bear children for them, when they bore not.
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They are said to build the house, when they brought forth children;
They Are said to built the house, when they brought forth children;
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which Metaphore is vsed, because in Hebrew the name of a sonne commeth from a word which signifieth to build:
which Metaphor is used, Because in Hebrew the name of a son comes from a word which signifies to built:
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so as the bringing forth of children, is as the building vp of an house, by which a familie is named for the cohabitation of man and wife together:
so as the bringing forth of children, is as the building up of an house, by which a family is nam for the cohabitation of man and wife together:
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so wee call our kindred and stocke, our house.
so we call our kindred and stock, our house.
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Note here howsoeuer men haue the name of the house, and by them commeth the posteritie to be honourable,
Note Here howsoever men have the name of the house, and by them comes the posterity to be honourable,
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yet are women the builders vp of the house, and are the especiall instruments of the encrease of posterity:
yet Are women the Builders up of the house, and Are the especial Instruments of the increase of posterity:
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for when men had no children, it is said, The women were barraine, and their wombs shut vp;
for when men had no children, it is said, The women were barren, and their wombs shut up;
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and when men had any, it is said, The Lord gaue the women to conceiue. In them therefore is either the encrease or decay of posterity, yet both from God,
and when men had any, it is said, The Lord gave the women to conceive. In them Therefore is either the increase or decay of posterity, yet both from God,
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as hee either pleaseth to blesse or to deny the blessing. By Israel is meant Iacob; touching which name of Israel, note these three things:
as he either Pleases to bless or to deny the blessing. By Israel is meant Iacob; touching which name of Israel, note these three things:
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the change of the name by God himselfe, to comfort Iacob in great feare for his brothers comming against him,
the change of the name by God himself, to Comfort Iacob in great Fear for his Brother's coming against him,
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and to shew his more excellent estate then before:
and to show his more excellent estate then before:
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for the change of a name, was to expresse a more happy condition, as may appeare in a new name promised to the Church,
for the change of a name, was to express a more happy condition, as may appear in a new name promised to the Church,
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and giuen also to Abraham: and here before Iacobs name was called Israel, it is said, The Lord blessed him,
and given also to Abraham: and Here before Iacobs name was called Israel, it is said, The Lord blessed him,
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and gaue him the name, so as with the change of the name, was the change of his estate foretold.
and gave him the name, so as with the change of the name, was the change of his estate foretold.
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The signification of this name, which is the next thing, is, preuailing with God: whence wee in Christ are called, The Israel of God:
The signification of this name, which is the next thing, is, prevailing with God: whence we in christ Are called, The Israel of God:
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for that we preuaile with him through Christ.
for that we prevail with him through christ.
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The third thing is the euent according to the name, for hee preuailed against Esau by Gods mercy:
The third thing is the event according to the name, for he prevailed against Esau by God's mercy:
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for though hee came against him with foure hundred men, yet was his heart so mollified at the sight of his brother,
for though he Come against him with foure hundred men, yet was his heart so mollified At the sighed of his brother,
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as hee with teares embraced him for ioy of their meeting;
as he with tears embraced him for joy of their meeting;
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and afterwards when Iacob was in Canaan, Esau gaue way vnto him, and went into Edom,
and afterwards when Iacob was in Canaan, Esau gave Way unto him, and went into Edom,
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and left him the Land. Thus God made good his Promise to Iacob, and made him Israel, a true Preuailer:
and left him the Land. Thus God made good his Promise to Iacob, and made him Israel, a true Prevailer:
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for God giueth no signes to his children, but he maketh the same good in the effects, and the euent answerable thereunto. So much for the words:
for God gives no Signs to his children, but he makes the same good in the effects, and the event answerable thereunto. So much for the words:
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but in this that these Elders and people doe pray for a blessing of children, from the consideration of Gods former mercies to others;
but in this that these Elders and people do pray for a blessing of children, from the consideration of God's former Mercies to Others;
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and also doe take their example from such as did build vp Israel, Gods Church; and not Babel;
and also do take their Exampl from such as did built up Israel, God's Church; and not Babel;
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Bethel, and not Bethauen, we may learne;
Bethel, and not Bethany, we may Learn;
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First, that Gods blessings to others before vs, are a motiue to vs that come after, to beg the like blessings in the like case from God, reseruing to himselfe his good pleasure and will, which, in asking the common blessings of the world, is euer the condition either to bee expressed or vnderstood:
First, that God's blessings to Others before us, Are a motive to us that come After, to beg the like blessings in the like case from God, reserving to himself his good pleasure and will, which, in asking the Common blessings of the world, is ever the condition either to be expressed or understood:
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for Gods mercies shewed to others, are not onely for their present good which receiue them,
for God's Mercies showed to Others, Are not only for their present good which receive them,
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but to shew how ready the Lord is to shew the like mercie to others, if they themselues by their sinnes hinder not the same.
but to show how ready the Lord is to show the like mercy to Others, if they themselves by their Sins hinder not the same.
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Therefore let vs consider of Gods mercies to others, to bee thereby encouraged to aske the like of God for our selues in the like case, with submission to Gods good will and pleasure.
Therefore let us Consider of God's Mercies to Others, to be thereby encouraged to ask the like of God for our selves in the like case, with submission to God's good will and pleasure.
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Secondly, that such children are to be desired, as may bee to build vp Israel, that is, Gods Church: such these pray for heere.
Secondly, that such children Are to be desired, as may be to built up Israel, that is, God's Church: such these pray for Here.
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This is the most happy blessing of the wombe;
This is the most happy blessing of the womb;
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thus shall the wife bee as the pleasant Vine, and the children like Oliue branches, which a man may behold with comfort:
thus shall the wife be as the pleasant Vine, and the children like Olive branches, which a man may behold with Comfort:
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for by them God is glorified in his mercy, the Church encreased, parents comforted, and children made happy, sonnes being as Plants growing vp,
for by them God is glorified in his mercy, the Church increased, Parents comforted, and children made happy, Sons being as Plants growing up,
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and the daughters as corner stones polished:
and the daughters as corner stones polished:
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these be the arrowes which make the man blessed that hath his quiuer full of them.
these be the arrows which make the man blessed that hath his quiver full of them.
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But alas, how few desire such children? Most desire them for their name, for to possesse their inheritance after them,
But alas, how few desire such children? Most desire them for their name, for to possess their inheritance After them,
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but not for the enlargement of Gods Church: for if so, we would not marry for meere pleasure, as many doe;
but not for the enlargement of God's Church: for if so, we would not marry for mere pleasure, as many do;
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or for the world, as not a few doe:
or for the world, as not a few doe:
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but in the Lord with such as feare God, and so for Religion sake, and haue a care to bring vp our children in the knowledge of God,
but in the Lord with such as Fear God, and so for Religion sake, and have a care to bring up our children in the knowledge of God,
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and not in the corrupt manners of the world, and fashions of the times, as most doe vnto vanity;
and not in the corrupt manners of the world, and fashions of the times, as most doe unto vanity;
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or but vnto meere ciuility, as many doe, which are well accounted of, yet neuer bent their thoughts to true pietie in the education of their children.
or but unto mere civility, as many do, which Are well accounted of, yet never bent their thoughts to true piety in the education of their children.
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And doe thou worthily in Ephrata. And do thou worthily in Ephrata.
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] This Ephata is said to bee Bethlehem; yet some distinguish them thus, as Ephratah to bee the countrey, and Bethlehem the City;
] This Ephatha is said to be Bethlehem; yet Some distinguish them thus, as Ephratah to be the country, and Bethlehem the city;
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the one signifying encrease, the other the house of bread;
the one signifying increase, the other the house of bred;
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which being so, it noteth that where the countrey is fruitfall, and Ephrata increasing, there the townes and cities are Bethlehem, store-houses, and houses of bread.
which being so, it notes that where the country is fruitfall, and Ephrata increasing, there the Towns and cities Are Bethlehem, storehouses, and houses of bred.
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So was it in Egypt in the dayes of Ioseph: for the encrease of the field by Gods blessing in mans husbandry, maketh plentie of food in the places of our dwellings.
So was it in Egypt in the days of Ioseph: for the increase of the field by God's blessing in men Husbandry, makes plenty of food in the places of our dwellings.
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Our meditation vpon this should make vs thankefull to God, who hath for a long time made our countrey and fields Ephrata,
Our meditation upon this should make us thankful to God, who hath for a long time made our country and fields Ephrata,
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and our cities and townes Bethlehem.
and our cities and Towns Bethlehem.
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And let vs take heed of sinne, which will cause the Lord to turne our plenty into scarcity,
And let us take heed of sin, which will cause the Lord to turn our plenty into scarcity,
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and make a barren wildernesse of our fruitful Land, for the wickednesse of vs the Inhabitants which dwell in it:
and make a barren Wilderness of our fruitful Land, for the wickedness of us the Inhabitants which dwell in it:
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for wee doe greatly prouoke him to wrath, in abusing his blessings to pride, idlenesse, gluttony, drunkennesse, whoredome,
for we do greatly provoke him to wrath, in abusing his blessings to pride, idleness, gluttony, Drunkenness, whoredom,
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and want of mercy to the poore, as did wicked Sodom in her fulnesse. But let vs take heed:
and want of mercy to the poor, as did wicked Sodom in her fullness. But let us take heed:
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for the Lord will not euer striue with vs thus in mercie; his iustice cannot euer suffer it.
for the Lord will not ever strive with us thus in mercy; his Justice cannot ever suffer it.
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The words, doe thou worthily, are read also thus, get thee riches; which may well stand,
The words, do thou worthily, Are read also thus, get thee riches; which may well stand,
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and may bee a fit request for Boaz and Ruth after they bee married and haue increase of Children, teaching this, that marriage needeth maintenance, as we all know;
and may be a fit request for Boaz and Ruth After they be married and have increase of Children, teaching this, that marriage needs maintenance, as we all know;
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for it is chargeable, and that in these respects, in housekeeping, in bringing vp of Children,
for it is chargeable, and that in these respects, in housekeeping, in bringing up of Children,
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and in being liable to rates and seisments, according to the ability of the parties married.
and in being liable to rates and seisments, according to the ability of the parties married.
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And therfore let such as intēd to marry, prouide honestly aforehand for the maintenance of marriage,
And Therefore let such as intend to marry, provide honestly aforehand for the maintenance of marriage,
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as Abraham did for Isaac his sonne, and not rush, through vnbridled lust, as many young lads and lasses, poore and beggerly doe in these daies, to their owne hurt,
as Abraham did for Isaac his son, and not rush, through unbridled lust, as many young lads and lasses, poor and beggarly doe in these days, to their own hurt,
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and the putting of a burthen vpon their neighbours, when they cannot maintaine their charge.
and the putting of a burden upon their neighbours, when they cannot maintain their charge.
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If any haue improuidently married, and now doe feele the smart thereof, let them lay their hands to labour,
If any have improvidently married, and now do feel the smart thereof, let them lay their hands to labour,
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and be the more painefull to get, to vphold their family, as Iacob did;
and be the more painful to get, to uphold their family, as Iacob did;
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and if they be godly and faithfull in their labour and seruice, God will blesse them,
and if they be godly and faithful in their labour and service, God will bless them,
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as he did him, in their measure, and as he in his diuine wisdome shall thinke meet for them.
as he did him, in their measure, and as he in his divine Wisdom shall think meet for them.
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If we take the words as they be in the translation, doe thou worthily, let vs note that a man may bee said to doe worthily in a double respect, either in respect of his person,
If we take the words as they be in the Translation, do thou worthily, let us note that a man may be said to do worthily in a double respect, either in respect of his person,
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when hee doth that which well befits him, according to his birth, his education, his age, his place,
when he does that which well befits him, according to his birth, his education, his age, his place,
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and his holy profession of a Christian, as men doe expect from such a one;
and his holy profession of a Christian, as men do expect from such a one;
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or in respect of the deed done, when it is so done, as the vertues, which should concurre to the doing thereof, doe liuely appeare, and shew themselues in it.
or in respect of the deed done, when it is so done, as the Virtues, which should concur to the doing thereof, do lively appear, and show themselves in it.
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To apply this to riches, in the getting, keeping, and imployment of them, a man doth worthily,
To apply this to riches, in the getting, keeping, and employment of them, a man does worthily,
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first, in the getting, when these vertues appeare;
First, in the getting, when these Virtues appear;
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industry, painefully labouring, as Iacob did, equity, in vsing onely lawfull meanes lawfully, auoiding all fraud, deceit,industry, painfully labouring, as Iacob did, equity, in using only lawful means lawfully, avoiding all fraud, deceit,
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and vniust courses to get riches:
and unjust courses to get riches:
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then pietie, which is a holy depending vpon God for a blessing vpon the lawfull meanes, which he daily begges at his hands, not resting vpon his owne wit, or paines-taking:
then piety, which is a holy depending upon God for a blessing upon the lawful means, which he daily begs At his hands, not resting upon his own wit, or painstaking:
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and lastly, contentation, not eagerly pursuing after riches, as most doe, who fall into temptation,
and lastly, contentation, not eagerly pursuing After riches, as most doe, who fallen into temptation,
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and a snare, and into many foolish and noysome lusts, which drowne men in destruction and perdition.
and a snare, and into many foolish and noisome Lustiest, which drown men in destruction and perdition.
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Secondly, in keeping, a man doth worthily, when therein is shewed frugalitie, a vertuous sparing, and not a niggardly keeping in, vnbefitting his ability, his place and person;
Secondly, in keeping, a man does worthily, when therein is showed frugality, a virtuous sparing, and not a niggardly keeping in, unbefitting his ability, his place and person;
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so also equitie euen in this, when he will not withhold from another, that vvhich is not his ovvne to keepe;
so also equity even in this, when he will not withhold from Another, that which is not his own to keep;
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for iniustice may be as well in keeping, as in getting;
for injustice may be as well in keeping, as in getting;
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and thirdly pietie, vvhich is, vvhen he sets not his heart on riches, trusts not in them,
and Thirdly piety, which is, when he sets not his heart on riches, trusts not in them,
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nor is lifted vp aboue his brethren, but knovveth himselfe vnder God, in the midst of his vvealth, vvalking therefore religiously and humbly, this man so doing, doth vvorthily.
nor is lifted up above his brothers, but Knoweth himself under God, in the midst of his wealth, walking Therefore religiously and humbly, this man so doing, does worthily.
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Thirdly, in imploying or laying out, hee doth worthily, when hee is liberall to good vses,
Thirdly, in employing or laying out, he does worthily, when he is liberal to good uses,
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for the good of Gods Church, as was Dauid, and his Princes; & Salomon for the Temple;
for the good of God's Church, as was David, and his Princes; & Solomon for the Temple;
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the Israelites before for the Tabernacle; and Hezechias and the people for the Priests and Leuites:
the Israelites before for the Tabernacle; and Hezekiah and the people for the Priests and Levites:
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so for the Common-wealth, and place of his dwelling, and withall to lay out for his owne family, to maintaine himselfe, wife and children, so for the Commonwealth, and place of his Dwelling, and withal to lay out for his own family, to maintain himself, wife and children,
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as befitteth his place and after his ability;
as befitteth his place and After his ability;
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so to take care, and freely to giue to nourish his whole family with food sufficient, not neglecting the poore,
so to take care, and freely to give to nourish his Whole family with food sufficient, not neglecting the poor,
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but to be ready to lend to some, and to giue to other some, as their needfull estates shall require.
but to be ready to lend to Some, and to give to other Some, as their needful estates shall require.
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Thus shall he by liberality and charity doe worthily in laying out. And bee famous. ] This well followeth after the other:
Thus shall he by liberality and charity do worthily in laying out. And be famous. ] This well follows After the other:
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They pray that he may doe worthily, and then become famous.
They pray that he may do worthily, and then become famous.
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It is a duety to pray one for another, especially for men of authority, that they may doe worthily, and become renowned thereby: It is a duty to pray one for Another, especially for men of Authority, that they may do worthily, and become renowned thereby:
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for their greater authority, and because their example of well-doing and fame therein will be a great meanes to perswade others to wel-doing,
for their greater Authority, and Because their Exampl of welldoing and fame therein will be a great means to persuade Others to welldoing,
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or else a bridle to curb them for feare of offending:
or Else a bridle to curb them for Fear of offending:
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Let vs then pray for men in place to do worthily, and to become thereby renowned, to prouoke others to follow them,
Let us then pray for men in place to do worthily, and to become thereby renowned, to provoke Others to follow them,
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and that vertue may bee countenanced by them, as it will be by those, which be famous for vertue.
and that virtue may be countenanced by them, as it will be by those, which be famous for virtue.
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Note againe, that to doe worthily, procureth fame, and renowne, and good report:
Note again, that to do worthily, procureth fame, and renown, and good report:
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so Dauid became famous, and Salomon by his wisedome and acts, and likewise others obtained good report;
so David became famous, and Solomon by his Wisdom and acts, and likewise Others obtained good report;
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and the fame of our Sauiour was spred abroad by his Life, Doctrine, and miracles;
and the fame of our Saviour was spread abroad by his Life, Doctrine, and Miracles;
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and euen Ruth a poore woman and stranger, by her vertues was made knowne in Bethlehem.
and even Ruth a poor woman and stranger, by her Virtues was made known in Bethlehem.
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And this commeth to passe by the excellencie of well-doing in the minds of such as loue it themselues, who cannot but in heart approue,
And this comes to pass by the excellency of welldoing in the minds of such as love it themselves, who cannot but in heart approve,
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and in tongue extoll it, and set forth the due praises of such as doe worthily.
and in tongue extol it, and Set forth the due praises of such as doe worthily.
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The Lord also putteth this blessing vpon well-doing, that the Doers shall receiue honour and praise of men:
The Lord also putteth this blessing upon welldoing, that the Doers shall receive honour and praise of men:
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so got Dauid praises euen aboue Saul, and was honoured by the commendations of his fact, before the King.
so god David praises even above Saul, and was honoured by the commendations of his fact, before the King.
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Therefore when wee see men to doe worthily, let vs set out their praises:
Therefore when we see men to do worthily, let us Set out their praises:
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for their incouragement, and to pricke forward others to welldoing, and not bee like the enuious Scribes and Pharises seeking to diminish the honour of Christ;
for their encouragement, and to prick forward Others to welldoing, and not be like the envious Scribes and Pharisees seeking to diminish the honour of christ;
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nor like Saul, who sought the life of Dauid; and the Ephraimites, the destruction of Iephte, for their worthy deeds:
nor like Saul, who sought the life of David; and the Ephraimites, the destruction of Iephte, for their worthy Deeds:
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such a blacke poyson is enuie, as it bedarkeneth the name of welldoers, as much as it can, rather than to make it famous.
such a black poison is envy, as it bedarkeneth the name of welldoers, as much as it can, rather than to make it famous.
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In Bethlehem. ] Heere is the place where they desire to haue him famous, where he was brought vp, where hee had his meanes to liue, and place of authority;In Bethlehem. ] Here is the place where they desire to have him famous, where he was brought up, where he had his means to live, and place of Authority;
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teaching heereby, that it is there chiefely required for a man to doe worthily, where he oweth that duety:
teaching hereby, that it is there chiefly required for a man to do worthily, where he owes that duty:
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as where he hath beene brought vp, where he hath his estate to liue by, and where God hath seated him.
as where he hath been brought up, where he hath his estate to live by, and where God hath seated him.
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So did our Sauiour worthily in Nazareth, Iephte among the Gileadites: for their good and the well-fare of all Israel, if Ephraim had so taken it.
So did our Saviour worthily in Nazareth, Iephte among the Gileadites: for their good and the welfare of all Israel, if Ephraim had so taken it.
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This is a memorandum to Ministers, there to doe worthily, where God placeth them, and were they haue their liuing,
This is a memorandum to Ministers, there to do worthily, where God places them, and were they have their living,
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and not bee like some that can doe worthily abroad sometimes, but at home will take little or no paines to teach their people.
and not be like Some that can do worthily abroad sometime, but At home will take little or no pains to teach their people.
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This also should put Gentlemen and men of place, in mind to doe worthily in the countrey in good house-keeping among their Tenants, from whence they haue their reuenues;
This also should put Gentlemen and men of place, in mind to do worthily in the country in good housekeeping among their Tenants, from whence they have their revenues;
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and not get vp to Cities, there to keepe a priuate table, to encrease their estate, or else to vphold their pride.
and not get up to Cities, there to keep a private table, to increase their estate, or Else to uphold their pride.
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Neither yet is it enough for men to dwell in the country, as diuers doe,
Neither yet is it enough for men to dwell in the country, as diverse doe,
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but doe not worthily, their Neighbours being neuer a whit the better for them, but are either so niggardly,
but do not worthily, their Neighbours being never a whit the better for them, but Are either so niggardly,
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as they benefit none, liuing onely to themselues, or else so prodigall, as they rob their Tenants with borrowing,
as they benefit none, living only to themselves, or Else so prodigal, as they rob their Tenants with borrowing,
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and diuers other wayes, both sorts ouercharging them.
and diverse other ways, both sorts overcharging them.
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Verse 12. And let thy house bee like the house of Pharez (whom Tamar bare vnto Iudah) of the seed, which the Lord shall giue thee, of this young woman.Verse 12. And let thy house be like the house of Perez (whom Tamar bore unto Iudah) of the seed, which the Lord shall give thee, of this young woman.
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THese words be the third part of their prayer.
THese words be the third part of their prayer.
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They did first pray for the woman, as the builder of the house, as before it is said of Rachel and Leah. Next,
They did First pray for the woman, as the builder of the house, as before it is said of Rachel and Leah. Next,
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for the man, because hee is the glory of the house; now for the posterity, because they doe continue it.
for the man, Because he is the glory of the house; now for the posterity, Because they do continue it.
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Heere note what is prayed for, for an honourable posterity, set out by the house of Pharez, whose father and mother are mentioned;
Here note what is prayed for, for an honourable posterity, Set out by the house of Perez, whose father and mother Are mentioned;
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then, of whom it must come, and by whose gift and goodnesse. And let thy house. ] That is, thy children and posterity:
then, of whom it must come, and by whose gift and Goodness. And let thy house. ] That is, thy children and posterity:
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so as they praying before for the parents, and now for the children, doe teach this, that they which truely wish well in loue to the parents, cannot but be well-minded to their children and posterity:
so as they praying before for the Parents, and now for the children, do teach this, that they which truly wish well in love to the Parents, cannot but be wellminded to their children and posterity:
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so did Dauid to Mephibosheth the sonne of Ionathan, to Chimham the sonne of Barzillai, and to Hanun the sonne of the King of Ammon: for how can wee loue the fountaine,
so did David to Mephibosheth the son of Ionathan, to Chimham the son of Barzillai, and to Hanun the son of the King of Ammon: for how can we love the fountain,
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and not the streame? the roote, and not that which springeth from it? Let vs trie hereby true loue to parents, by the loue we beare to their children.
and not the stream? the root, and not that which springs from it? Let us try hereby true love to Parents, by the love we bear to their children.
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Be like the house of Pharez. Be like the house of Perez.
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] Pharez signifieth a breach, because in the wombe he stroue for the birth-right, and brake out before his brother Zarah, who had put out his hand to come first forth, to bee the first borne,] Perez signifies a breach, Because in the womb he strove for the birthright, and brake out before his brother Zerah, who had put out his hand to come First forth, to be the First born,
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but pluckt backe his hand againe.
but plucked back his hand again.
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Zarah may set out the Iewes, who were the first of Gods people, but by apostasie lost their birth-right;Zerah may Set out the Iewes, who were the First of God's people, but by apostasy lost their birthright;
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Pharez may set out the Gentiles, who made a breach vpon them, and got the birth-right and the honour, to be called now the people of God.Perez may Set out the Gentiles, who made a breach upon them, and god the birthright and the honour, to be called now the people of God.
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There bee two sorts of Pharez, one heauenly, which striue for to be of the first borne of God:
There be two sorts of Perez, one heavenly, which strive for to be of the First born of God:
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this is a blessed striuing which few contend for.
this is a blessed striving which few contend for.
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There is another earthly, when brethren contend for to get the elder brothers inheritance from him,
There is Another earthly, when brothers contend for to get the elder Brother's inheritance from him,
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and doe labour to get him disinherited: the neglect of the former, is vnholinesse; and the pursuing of the latter, is too great worldlinesse.
and do labour to get him disinherited: the neglect of the former, is unholiness; and the pursuing of the latter, is too great worldliness.
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These words, To be like the house of Pharez, giue vs to know, that he was greatly blessed and honorable in his posteritie, seeing they desire that Boaz house might bee like his.
These words, To be like the house of Perez, give us to know, that he was greatly blessed and honourable in his posterity, seeing they desire that Boaz house might be like his.
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Now men wish not such a thing to great persons, but where there is an estate answerable to their greatnesse,
Now men wish not such a thing to great Persons, but where there is an estate answerable to their greatness,
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and may well befit them, and be held a blessing vnto them: and yet this Pharez was base gotten, and that in incest also.
and may well befit them, and be held a blessing unto them: and yet this Perez was base got, and that in Incest also.
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Whence wee may see, that basely begotten may become very honorable, so as it may bee happy with others to be blessed like them for worldly respects.
Whence we may see, that basely begotten may become very honourable, so as it may be happy with Others to be blessed like them for worldly respects.
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Thus also was Iephte honorable, a man of valor, made the head ouer all the inhabitants of Gilead,
Thus also was Iephte honourable, a man of valour, made the head over all the inhabitants of Gilead,
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and yet the sonne of an Harlot. Thus it pleaseth God to shew mercy on whom hee will shew mercy:
and yet the son of an Harlot. Thus it Pleases God to show mercy on whom he will show mercy:
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which may comfort such as be base borne, that if they bewaile their birth, and repent and beleeue, the Lord will haue mercy likewise on them,
which may Comfort such as be base born, that if they bewail their birth, and Repent and believe, the Lord will have mercy likewise on them,
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and register them in the beadroll of the Saints, as Iephtah is.
and register them in the beadroll of the Saints, as Jephthah is.
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Againe, this may teach from these Elders and people, that they are to be esteemed honorable, whom God doth make honorable;
Again, this may teach from these Elders and people, that they Are to be esteemed honourable, whom God does make honourable;
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for these speake highly of Pharez for all his birth; and the Gileadites thought worthily of Iephoah, and did him honor:
for these speak highly of Perez for all his birth; and the Gileadites Thought worthily of Iephoah, and did him honour:
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yea, the holy Ghost hath vouchsafed to honor him, and to put him among the faithfull,
yea, the holy Ghost hath vouchsafed to honour him, and to put him among the faithful,
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though hee was by birth a bastard.
though he was by birth a bastard.
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They therefore doe amisse, who despise men for their birth, when otherwise they be worthily qualified,
They Therefore do amiss, who despise men for their birth, when otherwise they be worthily qualified,
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and better conditioned, then those perhaps which be more lawfully begotten.
and better conditioned, then those perhaps which be more lawfully begotten.
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True it is, that a Bastard was not to come into the congregation for ten generations,
True it is, that a Bastard was not to come into the congregation for ten generations,
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but God can dispense with his Law, and where he so doth, let vs doe them honor,
but God can dispense with his Law, and where he so does, let us do them honour,
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and not debase whom the Lord exalteth. Whom Tamar bare vnto Iudah.
and not debase whom the Lord Exalteth. Whom Tamar bore unto Iudah.
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] Iudah was one of Iacobs sonnes, and one of the twelue Patriarks, and begot this Pharez on this woman Tamar, who was his daughter in law:] Iudah was one of Iacobs Sons, and one of the twelue Patriarchs, and begotten this Perez on this woman Tamar, who was his daughter in law:
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the history is in Gen. 38. Whence we may note briefly, That great were the falls of many of the holy Patriarks:
the history is in Gen. 38. Whence we may note briefly, That great were the falls of many of the holy Patriarchs:
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as nine of them in the conspiracy against innocent taseph, whose death they intended, because he told his father their ill report;
as nine of them in the Conspiracy against innocent taseph, whose death they intended, Because he told his father their ill report;
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for that also Iacob loued him more then all of them, and because he told them his dreame,
for that also Iacob loved him more then all of them, and Because he told them his dream,
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for which they the more eniued him, and were the more bent against him. But more particularly Ruben fell into that foule sinne, to lie with his Fathers Concubine:
for which they the more eniued him, and were the more bent against him. But more particularly Reuben fell into that foul sin, to lie with his Father's Concubine:
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Simeon and Leur, brethren in euill, who vnder colour of religion sought to reuenge themselues,Simeon and Leur, brothers in evil, who under colour of Religion sought to revenge themselves,
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and abused the seale of Gods couenāt to shead much blood ▪ and Iudah here committeth incest with Tamar. Thus they we see, that men 〈 ◊ ◊ ◊ 〉 of godly parents,
and abused the seal of God's Covenant to shed much blood ▪ and Iudah Here Committeth Incest with Tamar. Thus they we see, that men 〈 ◊ ◊ ◊ 〉 of godly Parents,
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and pillars of the Church may fal••ery fearefully, as may also appeare besides these in Aaron, in Samson, Ahtathar, Dauid, Sat••••, and many others.and pillars of the Church may fal••ery fearfully, as may also appear beside these in Aaron, in samson, Ahtathar, David, Sat••••, and many Others.
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Such i• the strength of corruption when we are left of God; and therefore are we to feare and to looke to our standing;
Such i• the strength of corruption when we Are left of God; and Therefore Are we to Fear and to look to our standing;
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watch and pray continually, lest vve fall into temptation and bee ouercome And also vvee may obiserue how Iesus Christ was con•ei•ed to come of such as were tainted with foule vices, as of men stained and polluted, with incest,
watch and pray continually, lest we fallen into temptation and be overcome And also we may obiserue how Iesus christ was con•ei•ed to come of such as were tainted with foul vices, as of men stained and polluted, with Incest,
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as Iudah; with adultery, and murther, as Dauid; with idolatry, as 〈 ◊ 〉;
as Iudah; with adultery, and murder, as David; with idolatry, as 〈 ◊ 〉;
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with witchcarft and sorce•• ▪ as Man 〈 ◊ 〉 so of women defiled, as of this Tamar, of R•h•• the harlot,
with witchcarft and sorce•• ▪ as Man 〈 ◊ 〉 so of women defiled, as of this Tamar, of R•h•• the harlot,
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and of Bathsheba, which sinned in adultery with Dauid to shew hereby, that be our blessed Sauiour came into the world to saue sinners;
and of Bathsheba, which sinned in adultery with David to show hereby, that be our blessed Saviour Come into the world to save Sinners;
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which is for the comfort of the penitent.
which is for the Comfort of the penitent.
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And here also such as be godly, may learne not to be discouraged, not to be daunted,
And Here also such as be godly, may Learn not to be discouraged, not to be daunted,
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neither to account worse of themselues, because they haue had of their kinred fouly tainted with vices.
neither to account Worse of themselves, Because they have had of their kindred foully tainted with vices.
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We see here the innocent Lambe of God to haue been of such, and yet he the Holy one of Israel.
We see Here the innocent Lamb of God to have been of such, and yet he the Holy one of Israel.
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Let such then put themselues to silence, who seeke to disgrace the vvell deseruing, by the staine of Ancestors or some of their kinred.
Let such then put themselves to silence, who seek to disgrace the well deserving, by the stain of Ancestors or Some of their kindred.
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By thus doing, men should offer wrong to Iesus Christ, which euery Saint of God is very farre from:
By thus doing, men should offer wrong to Iesus christ, which every Saint of God is very Far from:
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and who is hee that should not bee disgraced, if this might serue to disgrace a man? Note farther,
and who is he that should not be disgraced, if this might serve to disgrace a man? Note farther,
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how these words come in by a parenthesis:
how these words come in by a parenthesis:
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whether vttered by the Elders and people, or else put in by the Pen-man of the holy Ghost, it is not materiall:
whither uttered by the Elders and people, or Else put in by the Penman of the holy Ghost, it is not material:
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but heere we see, how God would haue a remembrance of the birth of Pharez, with his honour and outward blessings from God:
but Here we see, how God would have a remembrance of the birth of Perez, with his honour and outward blessings from God:
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for that it is good in our great glory and outward prosperity, to be put in mind whence wee be.
for that it is good in our great glory and outward Prosperity, to be put in mind whence we be.
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Thus God put Dauid in remembrance and Ierob•••: for so such persons shall haue cause to praise God for his mercies,
Thus God put David in remembrance and Ierob•••: for so such Persons shall have cause to praise God for his Mercies,
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and bee kept humble, and not forget themselues, as men commonly doe in their peace and prosperity.
and be kept humble, and not forget themselves, as men commonly do in their peace and Prosperity.
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Let such then as bee raised vp from a low estate, remember whence they are, and bee willing to heare thereof from others:
Let such then as be raised up from a low estate, Remember whence they Are, and be willing to hear thereof from Others:
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for Gods mercie shall be the more knowne, admired, and glorified, whose praise wee must seeke with the very vtter contempt of our selues,
for God's mercy shall be the more known, admired, and glorified, whose praise we must seek with the very utter contempt of our selves,
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if so the case shall require.
if so the case shall require.
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How great a signe of pride is it then, and of a will to obscure Gods mercies,
How great a Signen of pride is it then, and of a will to Obscure God's Mercies,
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when men will chafe in themselues against such as shall mention their meane or base birth? But if men may not forget whence they be in their worldly aduancement;
when men will chafe in themselves against such as shall mention their mean or base birth? But if men may not forget whence they be in their worldly advancement;
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then may wee not forget our naturall birth in our spirituall exaltation, when wee bee made the children of God, Kings and Priests to him, of children of wrath, and bond-slaues to Satan.
then may we not forget our natural birth in our spiritual exaltation, when we be made the children of God, Kings and Priests to him, of children of wrath, and bondslaves to Satan.
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If the remembrance of the other put vs in minde of Gods mercy, much more this:
If the remembrance of the other put us in mind of God's mercy, much more this:
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for betweene them is no comparison.
for between them is no comparison.
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Lastly note, that it is said, that Tamar bare Pharez vnto Iudah. Mothers bring forth children to the fathers of the children:
Lastly note, that it is said, that Tamar bore Perez unto Iudah. Mother's bring forth children to the Father's of the children:
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so is it said that Leah bare sonnes to Iacob: for the father is to beare the name,
so is it said that Leah bore Sons to Iacob: for the father is to bear the name,
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and take the child into his care and tuition, whether borne in wedlocke or otherwise. Let fathers therefore take care of such as they beget:
and take the child into his care and tuition, whither born in wedlock or otherwise. Let Father's Therefore take care of such as they beget:
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for to them hath the mothers brought them out. Of the seed which the Lord shall giue thee of this young woman.
for to them hath the mother's brought them out. Of the seed which the Lord shall give thee of this young woman.
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] Hence may bee obserued, that an old man may marry a young woman: as heere Boaz did Ruth, and Ioseph did the Virgin Mary: but not for wantonnesse,
] Hence may be observed, that an old man may marry a young woman: as Here Boaz did Ruth, and Ioseph did the Virgae Marry: but not for wantonness,
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but for issue and posterity, as Boaz doth: allow therefore of such marriages in such a case:
but for issue and posterity, as Boaz does: allow Therefore of such marriages in such a case:
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but beware of an old man lecherous, who is one that God hateth; so an old woman wantonly affected, to marry with a young man.
but beware of an old man lecherous, who is one that God hates; so an old woman wantonly affected, to marry with a young man.
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Secondly, that Children are Gods gift: of which at large before.
Secondly, that Children Are God's gift: of which At large before.
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Which must mooue vs to thank God for them, and to traine them vp to his seruice,
Which must move us to thank God for them, and to train them up to his service,
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and to acknowledge them his gracious gift, as Iacob did.
and to acknowledge them his gracious gift, as Iacob did.
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Thirdly, that true prayer is not without faith: for it proceedeth from it, as the Apostle teacheth;
Thirdly, that true prayer is not without faith: for it Proceedeth from it, as the Apostle Teaches;
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and heere the words plainely imply, that these Elders and people were perswaded, that God would giue to Boaz children of Ruth: for they said, Which the Lord shall giue thee;
and Here the words plainly imply, that these Elders and people were persuaded, that God would give to Boaz children of Ruth: for they said, Which the Lord shall give thee;
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] As taking it for granted, that he would giue him children;
] As taking it for granted, that he would give him children;
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which they were perswaded vnto from the young yeeres of Ruth, then from the obedience of Boaz, who married Ruth onely to raise vp children to the dead, that his name might not perish, according to the Law of God, which hee herein chiefely respected:
which they were persuaded unto from the young Years of Ruth, then from the Obedience of Boaz, who married Ruth only to raise up children to the dead, that his name might not perish, according to the Law of God, which he herein chiefly respected:
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and thirdly, because this was the Line and Stocke, out of which the Messias should come, according to Iacobs prophesie;
and Thirdly, Because this was the Line and Stock, out of which the Messias should come, according to Iacobs prophesy;
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and therefore they knew that of these should come issue to fulfill the prophesie. In praying, let vs also with these beleeue, so are wee commanded;
and Therefore they knew that of these should come issue to fulfil the prophesy. In praying, let us also with these believe, so Are we commanded;
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and if we doe beleeue, we shall obtaine what wee aske, if the Lord thinke it needfull for vs:
and if we do believe, we shall obtain what we ask, if the Lord think it needful for us:
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for the prayer of faith auaileth much, if it be feruent. Fourthly and lastly, hence obserue, that Prayer is a meanes to make an honourable house,
for the prayer of faith avails much, if it be fervent. Fourthly and lastly, hence observe, that Prayer is a means to make an honourable house,
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and to continue it in the following posterity. and to continue it in the following posterity.
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Therefore Dauid vsed prayer in this case, as these doe here for Boaz house in his posterity;
Therefore David used prayer in this case, as these do Here for Boaz house in his posterity;
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and so did Abraham pray for Ishmael to continue in the Lords sight, who promised him mercy,
and so did Abraham pray for Ishmael to continue in the lords sighed, who promised him mercy,
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and an honourable issue to many generations from him. Let vs vse this meanes to vphold and continue our house:
and an honourable issue to many generations from him. Let us use this means to uphold and continue our house:
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I haue spoken of many good meanes before, let this bee added to them.
I have spoken of many good means before, let this be added to them.
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But men in their worldly wisedome seeke by other meanes without prayer, to continue their posterity in honour, as by these:
But men in their worldly Wisdom seek by other means without prayer, to continue their posterity in honour, as by these:
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First, by great purchases for their children.
First, by great purchases for their children.
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But doth not Salomon tell th〈 … 〉 that riches are not for euer? And we find it true by experience.
But does not Solomon tell th〈 … 〉 that riches Are not for ever? And we find it true by experience.
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Secondly, by building stately houses, and calling them by their owne names, thinking that their houses shall continue for euer,
Secondly, by building stately houses, and calling them by their own names, thinking that their houses shall continue for ever,
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and their dwelling places to all generations.
and their Dwelling places to all generations.
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But doth not the Psalmist tell them that this their way is their folly? Is not the Tower of Babel throwne downe? And, became not that their confusion, by which they sought a name and to continue together? Thirdly, by intailing of lands vpon the heires male, from one to another for many generations.
But does not the Psalmist tell them that this their Way is their folly? Is not the Tower of Babel thrown down? And, became not that their confusion, by which they sought a name and to continue together? Thirdly, by intailing of Lands upon the Heirs male, from one to Another for many generations.
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But could there be a surer intaile than the Kingdome of Israel to Dauid, which yet was almost quite cut off by Salomons idolatrie,
But could there be a Surer intail than the Kingdom of Israel to David, which yet was almost quite Cut off by Solomon's idolatry,
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so as Rehoboam lost ten Tribes in his dayes? Intaile it as sure as they can,
so as Rehoboam lost ten Tribes in his days? Intail it as sure as they can,
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yet the iniquity of the children will make it to bee cut off.
yet the iniquity of the children will make it to be Cut off.
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God liketh not, that men should by their deuices tye his blessings to whom they list,
God liketh not, that men should by their devices tie his blessings to whom they list,
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for vaine-glory sake, and to keepe vp a name.
for vainglory sake, and to keep up a name.
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And doe not we see Lawyers, which teach parents to intaile, how they can teach their children to vntaile it againe? Fourthly, by matching with great houses,
And do not we see Lawyers, which teach Parents to intail, how they can teach their children to vntaile it again? Fourthly, by matching with great houses,
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and by this they thinke their house shall stand.
and by this they think their house shall stand.
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But did not Ahab by marrying with Iezabel, the King of Zidons daughter, root out his whole posterity? And did not Iehosaphat by marrying his sonne to Ahabs daughter, doe almost the like? Fiftly and lastly, by procuring great places of honour in the Common-wealth:
But did not Ahab by marrying with Jezebel, the King of Zidons daughter, root out his Whole posterity? And did not Jehoshaphat by marrying his son to Ahabs daughter, do almost the like? Fifty and lastly, by procuring great places of honour in the Commonwealth:
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oh then they thinke they are surely founded!
o then they think they Are surely founded!
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But doth not Salomon tell them, that the Crowne endureth not to euery generation? but let these consider of Haman, and of his high place,
But does not Solomon tell them, that the Crown Endureth not to every generation? but let these Consider of Haman, and of his high place,
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and yet how suddainly hee came to a fearefull end;
and yet how suddenly he Come to a fearful end;
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and with this let them not forget the Treasurer 〈 ◊ 〉, who graued, as it were, his habitation in a Rock• by policie,
and with this let them not forget the Treasurer 〈 ◊ 〉, who graved, as it were, his habitation in a Rock• by policy,
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and by making strong sides for himselfe.
and by making strong sides for himself.
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But doth not Esay say, That the Lord would lead him into captiuity, and violently turne him,
But does not Isaiah say, That the Lord would led him into captivity, and violently turn him,
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and tosse him as a Ball, and driue him from his station, and bestow his place vpon another? And therefore without the Lord all these meanes are weake to vphold a house;
and toss him as a Ball, and driven him from his station, and bestow his place upon Another? And Therefore without the Lord all these means Are weak to uphold a house;
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yea, such a house, sinne will vnder-myne and cause to fall.
yea, such a house, sin will undermine and cause to fallen.
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Let none therefore rest on these weake props, but pray vnto the Lord for his blessing, which maketh strong the habitation of the righteous.
Let none Therefore rest on these weak props, but pray unto the Lord for his blessing, which makes strong the habitation of the righteous.
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Verse 13. So Boaz tooke Ruth, and shee was his wife:Verse 13. So Boaz took Ruth, and she was his wife:
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And when hee went in vnto her, the Lord gaue her conception, and shee bare a sonne.
And when he went in unto her, the Lord gave her conception, and she bore a son.
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HEre is the full accomplishment of the marriage, the holy liberty thereof, and the blessing of God vpon the same:
Here is the full accomplishment of the marriage, the holy liberty thereof, and the blessing of God upon the same:
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both for conception, and bringing forth a sonne. So Boaz tooke Ruth. ] Where hee tooke her, it is not mentioned;
both for conception, and bringing forth a son. So Boaz took Ruth. ] Where he took her, it is not mentioned;
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whether after this Assembly was dismissed or before, is not certaine:
whither After this Assembly was dismissed or before, is not certain:
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some thinke shee stayed with Naomi, expecting the successe, as Naomi aduised in Chap. 3. verse 18. and so from thence did take her.
Some think she stayed with Naomi, expecting the success, as Naomi advised in Chap. 3. verse 18. and so from thence did take her.
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It may bee shee was, while this Assembly was together (after Boaz had publikely declared his mind,
It may be she was, while this Assembly was together (After Boaz had publicly declared his mind,
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and bought the land and her at the hands of the Kinsman) brought in thither,
and bought the land and her At the hands of the Kinsman) brought in thither,
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and so he there did solemnely take her:
and so he there did solemnly take her:
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for in the end of the former verse it is said, Of the seed which the Lord shall giue thee of this yong woman, ] as implying her then there present.
for in the end of the former verse it is said, Of the seed which the Lord shall give thee of this young woman, ] as implying her then there present.
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And He tooke her, ] implyeth the marriage, as appeareth elsewhere in other places.
And He took her, ] Implies the marriage, as appears elsewhere in other places.
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And the next words in the Text shew, that it was not like Sichems taking of Dinah, to deflowre her,
And the next words in the Text show, that it was not like Sichems taking of Dinah, to deflower her,
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but to make her his wife by lawfull wedlocke, which was euer publike, and not done priuately in corners.
but to make her his wife by lawful wedlock, which was ever public, and not done privately in corners.
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So then the meaning of the words is, that Boaz did marry Ruth, and so was his wife;
So then the meaning of the words is, that Boaz did marry Ruth, and so was his wife;
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and with vs such as doe marry, doe take either other by the hand, and doe by word of mouth say, that the one doth take the other to liue together as man and wife.
and with us such as do marry, do take either other by the hand, and do by word of Mouth say, that the one does take the other to live together as man and wife.
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And it may be, that the word taking is put for marrying, to note the free consent of mind and heart;
And it may be, that the word taking is put for marrying, to note the free consent of mind and heart;
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then the right and interest which the one hath in the other: and thirdly, the care and protection of the husband, which he taketh of his wife,
then the right and Interest which the one hath in the other: and Thirdly, the care and protection of the husband, which he Takes of his wife,
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and the womans acknowledgement to haue betaken herselfe vnto the man, as her head and husband.
and the woman's acknowledgement to have betaken herself unto the man, as her head and husband.
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This Boaz taking and marrying of Ruth, sheweth, how a noble man (for his father was the Prince of Iudah) may marry with a meane poore woman, so shee be vertuous:
This Boaz taking and marrying of Ruth, shows, how a noble man (for his father was the Prince of Iudah) may marry with a mean poor woman, so she be virtuous:
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as his father did Rahab before, and Assuerus did Ester, and no disparagement: though Boaz had further reason to lead him thereto, as his owne words before declare.
as his father did Rahab before, and Assuerus did Ester, and no disparagement: though Boaz had further reason to led him thereto, as his own words before declare.
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Againe, we see, how an Israelite might marry with a woman a stranger, so shee were a Conuert.
Again, we see, how an Israelite might marry with a woman a stranger, so she were a Convert.
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And lastly, that a good man will keepe his honest word: for what he had priuately promised, he heere now maketh good to the vtmost:
And lastly, that a good man will keep his honest word: for what he had privately promised, he Here now makes good to the utmost:
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of which two last points I haue spoken before. And shee was his wife. ] That is, by his taking and marrying of her.
of which two last points I have spoken before. And she was his wife. ] That is, by his taking and marrying of her.
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So we see, that lawfull marriage is that which maketh man and woman husband and wife.
So we see, that lawful marriage is that which makes man and woman husband and wife.
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So is it said of Rebecca, That Isaac tooke her, and shee was his wife; and in like case of the woman of Timnah, which Samson did marry.
So is it said of Rebecca, That Isaac took her, and she was his wife; and in like case of the woman of Timnah, which samson did marry.
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It is not liuing or lying together, as lewd persons may doe, nor yet mutuall affection,
It is not living or lying together, as lewd Persons may do, nor yet mutual affection,
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but the entering in Gods holy Ordinance, which maketh the woman the wife. Therefore to liue honestly, and to make a woman thy wife, marry her lawfully.
but the entering in God's holy Ordinance, which makes the woman the wife. Therefore to live honestly, and to make a woman thy wife, marry her lawfully.
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Now in this that the marriage is so shortly described, without mentioning of any such feasting and merriments,
Now in this that the marriage is so shortly described, without mentioning of any such feasting and merriments,
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as is often with vs, with too much ryot and excesse;
as is often with us, with too much riot and excess;
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it may here bee demanded, Whether it bee lawfull to make feasts at marriages, and then to bee merry? Answ. It is lawfull to be merry in sobriety, to reioyce and sing,
it may Here be demanded, Whither it be lawful to make feasts At marriages, and then to be merry? Answer It is lawful to be merry in sobriety, to rejoice and sing,
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so it be with grace in our hearts, as the Apostle speaketh.
so it be with grace in our hearts, as the Apostle speaks.
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And we may make feasts, as Laban did at Iacobs marriage, and as Samson did at his,
And we may make feasts, as Laban did At Iacobs marriage, and as samson did At his,
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as the custome was among the Philistims, which he obserued:
as the custom was among the philistines, which he observed:
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yea, our Sauiour was at a feast when some were marryed, and did by diuine power supply their want of wine;
yea, our Saviour was At a feast when Some were married, and did by divine power supply their want of wine;
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and by the Parable it seemeth to be an vsuall thing to feast, and to haue solemnities obserued besides at marriages.
and by the Parable it seems to be an usual thing to feast, and to have solemnities observed beside At marriages.
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Here onely beware of wantonnesse, ryot, and excesse, and then may they eate, and drinke, and reioyce their hearts.
Here only beware of wantonness, riot, and excess, and then may they eat, and drink, and rejoice their hearts.
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And when hee went in vnto her. ] This is expounded in another place, to goe to her into the chamber: And when he went in unto her. ] This is expounded in Another place, to go to her into the chamber:
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for Brides had a priuate chamber, into which the bridegrome entred on the marriage day:
for Brides had a private chamber, into which the bridegroom entered on the marriage day:
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but here is modestly implyed the act of marriage, set out also in Scripture by other tearmes,
but Here is modestly employed the act of marriage, Set out also in Scripture by other terms,
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as of knowing, lying with one, giuing due beneuolence; neuer speaking hereof, but by a periphrasis and circumlocution:
as of knowing, lying with one, giving due benevolence; never speaking hereof, but by a periphrasis and circumlocution:
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and therefore are wee hereby taught, that when necessity enforceth to speake of that, which in proper speech is not comely to vtter, it is to be expressed so,
and Therefore Are we hereby taught, that when necessity enforceth to speak of that, which in proper speech is not comely to utter, it is to be expressed so,
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as chaste eares may not be offended. This the holy Ghost in thus setting downe this thing in these modest tearmes teacheth;as chaste ears may not be offended. This the holy Ghost in thus setting down this thing in these modest terms Teaches;
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And it serueth to reproue such as abuse their tongues to wantonnesse, and lasciuious and immodest tearmes, to make others merry,
And it serveth to reprove such as abuse their tongues to wantonness, and lascivious and immodest terms, to make Others merry,
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and to be held pleasant companions: but such fooles, as Salomon calleth them, make a sport of sin:
and to be held pleasant Sodales: but such Fools, as Solomon calls them, make a sport of since:
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for these offend against the Commandement and charge giuen by the Apostle: they corrupt good manners, by their ill words;
for these offend against the Commandment and charge given by the Apostle: they corrupt good manners, by their ill words;
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they trespasse against the seuenth Commandemēt, and do contrary to that which the Apostle teacheth and exhorteth vnto for the gouernment of the tongue both in speaking and singing;
they trespass against the Seventh Commandment, and do contrary to that which the Apostle Teaches and exhorteth unto for the government of the tongue both in speaking and singing;
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yea, these doe grieue, not as they think, onely men, such as they iudge ouerprecise,
yea, these do grieve, not as they think, only men, such as they judge ouerprecise,
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because they will not runne with them into the like excesse of ryot, but the blessed Spirit of God.
Because they will not run with them into the like excess of riot, but the blessed Spirit of God.
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And let these know, that if men must giue an account vnto God for euery idle word,
And let these know, that if men must give an account unto God for every idle word,
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then surely for such filthy communication and bawdy songs, which fleshly spirits made themselues merry withall, which godly men haue condemned, calling such a speech, The chariot of adultery,
then surely for such filthy communication and bawdy songs, which fleshly spirits made themselves merry withal, which godly men have condemned, calling such a speech, The chariot of adultery,
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because it bringeth many to such a lewd practice.
Because it brings many to such a lewd practice.
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Heathen by lawes haue forbidden it, for that it polluteth the mind, filleth it with wickednesse, and maketh such impudent;
Heathen by laws have forbidden it, for that it polluteth the mind, fills it with wickedness, and makes such impudent;
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and also did punish the same, as is reported of the Romanes, that so the dignity of the Lawes and Discipline among them might remaine, as one saith, inuiolable.
and also did Punish the same, as is reported of the Romans, that so the dignity of the Laws and Discipline among them might remain, as one Says, inviolable.
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What a shame and impudencie is it then in such as would bee called Christians,
What a shame and impudency is it then in such as would be called Christians,
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and yet cannot by Reason nor Religion of Christ, be restrained from such petulancie and wantonnesse? Note againe here,
and yet cannot by Reason nor Religion of christ, be restrained from such petulancy and wantonness? Note again Here,
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how this is spoken after marriage, and not before; to teach, that such as be marryed, may lawfully company together:
how this is spoken After marriage, and not before; to teach, that such as be married, may lawfully company together:
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and that by warrant from God, who said after hee had made man, and ioyned Adam and Eue in marriage, Increase and multiply: and the Apostle teacheth, that then neither of them hath power ouer their owne body,
and that by warrant from God, who said After he had made man, and joined Adam and Eve in marriage, Increase and multiply: and the Apostle Teaches, that then neither of them hath power over their own body,
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and hereof maketh a double vse, to render due beneuolence, and not to defraud one another.
and hereof makes a double use, to render due benevolence, and not to defraud one Another.
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Then they are to be reproued, which before marriage company one with another, as incontinent and violently lustfull persons doe,
Then they Are to be reproved, which before marriage company one with Another, as incontinent and violently lustful Persons do,
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and such as being married doe defraud one another.
and such as being married do defraud one Another.
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And heere this condemneth the Church of Rome, which alloweth man and wife, vpon the vowe of chastitie (forsooth) to liue asunder one from another, contrary to the Apostles Doctrine and exhortation. The Lord gaue her conception.
And Here this Condemneth the Church of Rome, which alloweth man and wife, upon the Voelli of chastity (forsooth) to live asunder one from Another, contrary to the Apostles Doctrine and exhortation. The Lord gave her conception.
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] Hence it is euident, that the gift of conception is from the Lord:
] Hence it is evident, that the gift of conception is from the Lord:
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and this is true not onely in such as be altogether barren, as was Sarah, Rebecca, Hannah, the Shunamite,
and this is true not only in such as be altogether barren, as was Sarah, Rebecca, Hannah, the Shunamite,
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and Elizabeth: but in such as bee at the first fruitfull; this also is from his gift.
and Elizabeth: but in such as be At the First fruitful; this also is from his gift.
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And therefore is it to be ascribed to him, he is to be thanked for it;
And Therefore is it to be ascribed to him, he is to be thanked for it;
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wee are not to thinke, as Rachel did, that a husband can giue children:
we Are not to think, as Rachel did, that a husband can give children:
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it is no strength of body, nor good complection that can make fruitfull, but the blessing of God.
it is no strength of body, nor good complexion that can make fruitful, but the blessing of God.
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And wee may further learne here, that the Lord alloweth of the honest act of marriage: for hee commandeth due beneuolence:
And we may further Learn Here, that the Lord alloweth of the honest act of marriage: for he commands due benevolence:
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he calleth the marriage bed vndefyled, hee blesseth it, and giueth the gift of conception:
he calls the marriage Bed undefiled, he Blesses it, and gives the gift of conception:
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hee allowed thereof before the fall, and hath in mercy ordained it as a remedy against sinne.
he allowed thereof before the fallen, and hath in mercy ordained it as a remedy against sin.
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This therefore confuteth such as haue iudged the companying together of man and wife to bee a sinnefull act, absurdly and prophanely abusing this place for it, Those that liue in the flesh, cannot please God:
This Therefore confuteth such as have judged the companying together of man and wife to be a sinful act, absurdly and profanely abusing this place for it, Those that live in the Flesh, cannot please God:
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as if that which God himselfe hath allowed, and most holy men of God haue done, should bee now that, which should debarre them of Gods fauour:
as if that which God himself hath allowed, and most holy men of God have done, should be now that, which should debar them of God's favour:
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when yet these popish harlotries can dispence with Gods Law, and keepe their whores; and yet not liue in the flesh, but bee holy men.
when yet these popish harlotries can dispense with God's Law, and keep their whores; and yet not live in the Flesh, but be holy men.
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But let them know, that whoremongers and adulterers God will iudge:
But let them know, that whoremongers and Adulterers God will judge:
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when marriage is honourable, and the bed vndefiled, and the libertie to be vsed and allowed for procreation of children, to auoid fornication, with heartie thankes vnto God for his ordinance.
when marriage is honourable, and the Bed undefiled, and the liberty to be used and allowed for procreation of children, to avoid fornication, with hearty thanks unto God for his Ordinance.
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Heere note farther the difference which the Scripture maketh betweene conception of a woman a wife, and of another.
Here note farther the difference which the Scripture makes between conception of a woman a wife, and of Another.
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In copulation out of marriage, it is said of a woman, that shee conceiued, as Thamar by Iudah, Hagar by Abraham, and Bathsheba by Dauid: but neuer as heere, that the Lord gaue her to conceiue:
In copulation out of marriage, it is said of a woman, that she conceived, as Tamar by Iudah, Hagar by Abraham, and Bathsheba by David: but never as Here, that the Lord gave her to conceive:
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for the other is by his common blessing, as among bruit beasts, but this by his fauourable approbation and gracious blessing,
for the other is by his Common blessing, as among bruit beasts, but this by his favourable approbation and gracious blessing,
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as Iacob said of his children vnto Esau. And she bare a sonne.
as Iacob said of his children unto Esau And she bore a son.
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] After the gift of conception, followeth child-birth, not forthwith, but in due time of life, which is sometime at the nynth moneth, but commonly at the tenth.
] After the gift of conception, follows childbirth, not forthwith, but in due time of life, which is sometime At the nynth Monn, but commonly At the tenth.
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It was not enough that she should conceiue, and after haue an abortiue birth, but that God in mercy should preserue the child aliue in the mothers wombe to be timely borne:
It was not enough that she should conceive, and After have an abortive birth, but that God in mercy should preserve the child alive in the mother's womb to be timely born:
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for as not to conceiue, but to be barren, was a punishment, so conceiuing, and to bring forth an vntimely birth, is in the same nature.
for as not to conceive, but to be barren, was a punishment, so conceiving, and to bring forth an untimely birth, is in the same nature.
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The Lord therefore here sheweth his goodnesse, not onely in giuing conception, but a happy deliuerance vnto Ruth, and a timely birth;
The Lord Therefore Here shows his Goodness, not only in giving conception, but a happy deliverance unto Ruth, and a timely birth;
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so the Lord followeth his with his mercies.
so the Lord follows his with his Mercies.
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Now in that it is said to be a sonne, and not a daughter, it is to note the greater blessing.
Now in that it is said to be a son, and not a daughter, it is to note the greater blessing.
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For it is a greater blessing to haue a sonne, then a daughter.
For it is a greater blessing to have a son, then a daughter.
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And therefore wee doe finde, when God would make the barren to beare, and such as had begged that blessing at his hands, he gaue them sonnes,
And Therefore we do find, when God would make the barren to bear, and such as had begged that blessing At his hands, he gave them Sons,
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as we may see in Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, Hannah, Elizabeth and in others.
as we may see in Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, Hannah, Elizabeth and in Others.
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Because the sonne is the vpholder of the name of the family, he is in nature the more worthy;
Because the son is the upholder of the name of the family, he is in nature the more worthy;
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for the woman was made for man, and not man for the woman, as the Apostle teacheth;
for the woman was made for man, and not man for the woman, as the Apostle Teaches;
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and the man is a more fitter instrument for the good of the Church or Commonweale,
and the man is a more fitter Instrument for the good of the Church or Commonweal,
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albeit sometime the Lord hath done wonderously by women. Besides these reasons, the males among the Israelites were a greater blessing;
albeit sometime the Lord hath done wondrously by women. Beside these Reasons, the males among the Israelites were a greater blessing;
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for that the man-child, and the continuance of the line in Iudah, gaue them hope of the Messias, which they looked for;
for that the Manchild, and the Continuance of the line in Iudah, gave them hope of the Messias, which they looked for;
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and the male child bare vpon him the seale of the couenant of God, which was circumcision, that God would bee their God,
and the male child bore upon him the seal of the Covenant of God, which was circumcision, that God would be their God,
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and of their seed after them. Therefore praise God for this blessing and birth, for both, but more specially for this,
and of their seed After them. Therefore praise God for this blessing and birth, for both, but more specially for this,
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as beholding therein the Lords mercy to keepe thy name vpon the earth, among thy brethren, and Saints of God.
as beholding therein the lords mercy to keep thy name upon the earth, among thy brothers, and Saints of God.
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Lastly, note the effectuall power of the prayer which they made, vers. 11. The Lord heard them;
Lastly, note the effectual power of the prayer which they made, vers. 11. The Lord herd them;
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for here wee see Ruth before barren, is now become fruitfull.
for Here we see Ruth before barren, is now become fruitful.
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So as we hereby doe learne, That the hearty and faithfull prayer of the godly is neuer in vaine:
So as we hereby do Learn, That the hearty and faithful prayer of the godly is never in vain:
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for the people and Elders desired that Ruth should be fruitfull, and she was so,
for the people and Elders desired that Ruth should be fruitful, and she was so,
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and also that Boaz posterity might be honorable and renowned, & so it was, as we may see in the 21. and 22. verses of this chapter.
and also that Boaz posterity might be honourable and renowned, & so it was, as we may see in the 21. and 22. Verses of this chapter.
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For an effectuall praier of righteous men auaileth much, as Iames saith, and prooueth by an instance of the prayer of Eliah, and as may be seene in the prayer of Moses, of Asa, Iehosaphat, Esai, and Hezechiah, and of many moe:
For an effectual prayer of righteous men avails much, as James Says, and proveth by an instance of the prayer of Elijah, and as may be seen in the prayer of Moses, of Asa, Jehoshaphat, Isaiah, and Hezekiah, and of many more:
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which is to encourage vs to the exercise of prayer in faith and feruency of spirit.
which is to encourage us to the exercise of prayer in faith and fervency of Spirit.
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If any thinke, that those afore-named were extraordinary men, and that therefore wee poore and miserable persons, in comparison of them, cannot looke to haue our prayers so effectuall with God;
If any think, that those aforenamed were extraordinary men, and that Therefore we poor and miserable Persons, in comparison of them, cannot look to have our Prayers so effectual with God;
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I answer, first, that Iames takes away this obiection and feare of acceptance with God;
I answer, First, that James Takes away this objection and Fear of acceptance with God;
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for hee saith, that Eliah was a man subiect to the like passions as wee are,
for he Says, that Elijah was a man Subject to the like passion as we Are,
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yet hee prayed and was heard.
yet he prayed and was herd.
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Secondly, that we haue assistance of God his Spirit, teaching vs to pray with groanes which cannot bee expressed;
Secondly, that we have assistance of God his Spirit, teaching us to pray with groans which cannot be expressed;
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because wee know not how to pray as wee ought: and thirdly, that Christ prayeth for vs, and in him we offer vp our supplications, and so shall be heard.
Because we know not how to pray as we ought: and Thirdly, that christ Prayeth for us, and in him we offer up our supplications, and so shall be herd.
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This lesson also teacheth vs to esteeme greatly of the prayers of the godly, seeing they be so effectuall,
This Lesson also Teaches us to esteem greatly of the Prayers of the godly, seeing they be so effectual,
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and desire them to pray for vs, as the Israelites did Samuel, and S. Paul the faithfull and Saints of God,
and desire them to pray for us, as the Israelites did Samuel, and S. Paul the faithful and Saints of God,
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as may appeare in almost euery of his Epistles; so highly did he account of their prayers for him.
as may appear in almost every of his Epistles; so highly did he account of their Prayers for him.
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Verse 14. And the women said vnto Naomi, Blessed be the Lord, which hath not left thee this day without a kinsman, that his name may bee famous in Israel.Verse 14. And the women said unto Naomi, Blessed be the Lord, which hath not left thee this day without a kinsman, that his name may be famous in Israel.
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PRaise and thankesgiuing vnto God at the birth of the child.
PRaise and thanksgiving unto God At the birth of the child.
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The parties reioycing were the women, their ioy was vttered to Naomi, the manner was holy and religious praising God;
The parties rejoicing were the women, their joy was uttered to Naomi, the manner was holy and religious praising God;
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the matter thereof, or the moouing cause was, that God had not left her without a kinsman,
the matter thereof, or the moving cause was, that God had not left her without a kinsman,
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and the hopefull end thereof, that his name may be famous in Israel.
and the hopeful end thereof, that his name may be famous in Israel.
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And the women said. ] That is, such godly women as were at the child-birth, these reioyced In Naomies behalfe.And the women said. ] That is, such godly women as were At the childbirth, these rejoiced In Naomies behalf.
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For it is the duty of one to reioyce in the welfare of another, when God best〈 … 〉 his blessings vpon them.
For it is the duty of one to rejoice in the welfare of Another, when God best〈 … 〉 his blessings upon them.
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As these doe here, the neighbours of Elizabeth, Iethr• at the prosperity of Israel, and the friends of Iob at his recouery:
As these do Here, the neighbours of Elizabeth, Iethr• At the Prosperity of Israel, and the Friends of Job At his recovery:
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This we are commanded to doe, to reioyce with those that doe reioyce: the godly are members one of another, and therefore must needs haue a fellow feeling:
This we Are commanded to do, to rejoice with those that do rejoice: the godly Are members one of Another, and Therefore must needs have a fellow feeling:
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it is a fruit of loue and charity, and that wee loue our neighbours as our selues, which if we doe, we will reioyce in their welfare,
it is a fruit of love and charity, and that we love our neighbours as our selves, which if we do, we will rejoice in their welfare,
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as we doe in our owne. But let this be with them in lawfull things; for charity reioyceth not in iniquity:
as we do in our own. But let this be with them in lawful things; for charity rejoices not in iniquity:
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let vs reioyce with them in their happy and blessed welfare, whether temporall as former examples shew,
let us rejoice with them in their happy and blessed welfare, whither temporal as former Examples show,
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or spirituall, as Saint Paul reioyced in the behalfe of the Philippians and Colossians, and Saint Iohn in the graces of the elect Lady and her children.
or spiritual, as Saint Paul rejoiced in the behalf of the Philippians and colossians, and Saint John in the graces of the elect Lady and her children.
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This reprooueth three sorts, first, such as enuy the prosperity of others, as Sanballats and Tobies, like Egyptians, which cannot endure to see others prosper by them.
This Reproveth three sorts, First, such as envy the Prosperity of Others, as Sanballats and Tobies, like egyptians, which cannot endure to see Others prosper by them.
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These are voyd of charity which is without enuy:
These Are void of charity which is without envy:
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and they are like the diuell, that being cast from Heauen, could not endure to see man in Paradise;
and they Are like the Devil, that being cast from Heaven, could not endure to see man in Paradise;
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or like diuelish men, Cain, Saul, and the Scribes and Pharises, the enemies of Christ.
or like devilish men, Cain, Saul, and the Scribes and Pharisees, the enemies of christ.
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Secondly, such as reioyce with their friends in their prosperity, though they get vp by vniust meanes,
Secondly, such as rejoice with their Friends in their Prosperity, though they get up by unjust means,
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and by vnlawfull practices vphold themselues: this is not true loue; for here is more cause of mourning then of reioycing;
and by unlawful practices uphold themselves: this is not true love; for Here is more cause of mourning then of rejoicing;
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for what ioy can it bee to a godly heart, to see his friend rich and in glory, by vsury, bribery, oppression, deceit and fraud, which came for plagues vpon him from Heauen,
for what joy can it be to a godly heart, to see his friend rich and in glory, by Usury, bribery, oppression, deceit and fraud, which Come for plagues upon him from Heaven,
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and are the high way to hell and damnation? But outward prosperity so dazeleth the eyes,
and Are the high Way to hell and damnation? But outward Prosperity so dazzleth the eyes,
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and deludeth the heart, as the plagues of the soule, and vengeance due for the same, they either see not, or beleeue not;
and deludeth the heart, as the plagues of the soul, and vengeance due for the same, they either see not, or believe not;
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therefore they reioyce like worldlings with such as themselues.
Therefore they rejoice like worldlings with such as themselves.
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The third fort are they, which cannot reioyce with others in their spirituall welfare, that men are become godly,
The third fort Are they, which cannot rejoice with Others in their spiritual welfare, that men Are become godly,
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as Saint Paul and Iohn did, but rather despise them for it, because they themselues sauour not of the things of God, they loue darkenesse rather then the light.
as Saint Paul and John did, but rather despise them for it, Because they themselves savour not of the things of God, they love darkness rather then the Light.
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If they doe reioyce herein, it is rather for the good, which conuersion brings in worldly respects,
If they do rejoice herein, it is rather for the good, which conversion brings in worldly respects,
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then of religion it selfe, as that hereby they leaue to be vnthristie, and doe care to liue in the world,
then of Religion it self, as that hereby they leave to be unthirsty, and do care to live in the world,
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and such like, vvhich is no reioycing at their heauenly graces, but for vvorldly profit,
and such like, which is no rejoicing At their heavenly graces, but for worldly profit,
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and for such things as Religion maketh good in regard of the outvvard things of this life;
and for such things as Religion makes good in regard of the outward things of this life;
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as profit, good report in a common acception, ciuill carriage, and so forth.
as profit, good report in a Common acception, civil carriage, and so forth.
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This is a worldly, and not a spirituall reioycing with-those that truely reioyce in the Spirit.
This is a worldly, and not a spiritual rejoicing with-those that truly rejoice in the Spirit.
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Vnto Naomi. ] And why to her more then to Ruth? Because she was the principall instrument for the effecting of the marriage,Unto Naomi. ] And why to her more then to Ruth? Because she was the principal Instrument for the effecting of the marriage,
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and shee stood in most need of comfort, hauing endured a long time affliction.
and she stood in most need of Comfort, having endured a long time affliction.
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For those chiefely are to be cheared with the consideration of Gods mercies and blessings, who haue been most humbled:
For those chiefly Are to be cheered with the consideration of God's Mercies and blessings, who have been most humbled:
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As these doe here Naomi; for they speake so to her, as if this blessing had been onely for her comfort, saying, He hath not left thee without a kinsman, hee shall be to thee a restorer of life, and so forth.
As these do Here Naomi; for they speak so to her, as if this blessing had been only for her Comfort, saying, He hath not left thee without a kinsman, he shall be to thee a restorer of life, and so forth.
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And therefore when wee see any to haue been much cast downe, and that the Lord beginneth to shew them mercy;
And Therefore when we see any to have been much cast down, and that the Lord begins to show them mercy;
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let vs speake thereof chearefully vnto them, and comfort their hearts;
let us speak thereof cheerfully unto them, and Comfort their hearts;
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for they know how to vse well Gods mercies, their former humiliation hath prepared them, hath schooled them,
for they know how to use well God's Mercies, their former humiliation hath prepared them, hath schooled them,
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so as they will not waxe proud with the Lords blessings, as others doe.
so as they will not wax proud with the lords blessings, as Others doe.
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Blessed bee the Lord. ] Words of praise and thankesgiuing to the Author of this blessing.Blessed be the Lord. ] Words of praise and thanksgiving to the Author of this blessing.
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Thus begin they their ioy and mirth: for the ioy of the godly is holy and religious:
Thus begin they their joy and mirth: for the joy of the godly is holy and religious:
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for the matter of their ioy is good and lawfull, the manner with grace in the heart,
for the matter of their joy is good and lawful, the manner with grace in the heart,
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as the Apostle exhorteth, and the end, to set forth the Lords glory, of whom with praises they make mention.
as the Apostle exhorteth, and the end, to Set forth the lords glory, of whom with praises they make mention.
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This was the ioy of Moses and the Israelites, of Deborah and Barak, of Iehosaphat and Iudah, of Zacharie and Elizabeth: for the godly take occasion from all the good which befalleth them, to be mindfull of the Lord, from whom they know they receiue all blessings whatsoeuer they be,
This was the joy of Moses and the Israelites, of Deborah and Barak, of Jehoshaphat and Iudah, of Zacharias and Elizabeth: for the godly take occasion from all the good which befalls them, to be mindful of the Lord, from whom they know they receive all blessings whatsoever they be,
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and whosoeuer be the instruments thereof to them:
and whosoever be the Instruments thereof to them:
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with Dauid therefore they say, O my soule, praise thou the Lord, and forget not all his benefits!
with David Therefore they say, Oh my soul, praise thou the Lord, and forget not all his benefits!
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If this bee the ioy of the godly, what wickednesse then is it in those, who in their mirth,
If this be the joy of the godly, what wickedness then is it in those, who in their mirth,
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and in the midst of Gods blessings doe put away the remembrance of God, and the thought of his precepts:
and in the midst of God's blessings do put away the remembrance of God, and the Thought of his Precepts:
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spirituall songs, and gracious speeches marre vtterly their mirth; the presence of the godly is hatefull to them, and hindereth their merriments;
spiritual songs, and gracious Speeches mar utterly their mirth; the presence of the godly is hateful to them, and hindereth their merriments;
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for they cannot reioyce, but in vani•ie ▪ their talke is ribauldry, their songs wancounesse, their laughter madnesse,
for they cannot rejoice, but in vani•ie ▪ their talk is ribaldry, their songs wancounesse, their laughter madness,
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and the delight of their hearts meere sensuality;
and the delight of their hearts mere sensuality;
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the mirth of these must turne into mourning before they dye, else shall their musicke b•e else-where weeping, wailing, and gnashing of teeth:
the mirth of these must turn into mourning before they die, Else shall their music b•e elsewhere weeping, wailing, and gnashing of teeth:
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And here, before I end this, women may learne how to behaue themselues at the birth of Children,
And Here, before I end this, women may Learn how to behave themselves At the birth of Children,
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as first in prayer, then in praises; pray they should for pardon of sinne, and bewaile, in the womans pangs, original corruption;
as First in prayer, then in praises; pray they should for pardon of sin, and bewail, in the woman's pangs, original corruption;
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in the birth, our spirituall pollution;
in the birth, our spiritual pollution;
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and praise God they ought for safe deliuerance, acknowledging it his mercy and goodnesse, as these doe here.
and praise God they ought for safe deliverance, acknowledging it his mercy and Goodness, as these do Here.
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Many things might mooue them hereto, and to be far from the behauiour of some, who in stead of praising God, sit downe to bee merry,
Many things might move them hereto, and to be Far from the behaviour of Some, who in stead of praising God, fit down to be merry,
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and to spend their speeches idly, prating of others, yea, sometimes in lewd slandering of their Neighbours,
and to spend their Speeches idly, prating of Others, yea, sometime in lewd slandering of their Neighbours,
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or in filthy scurrility, wherein the Midwife, which should bee a mother of modesty, is often chiefe;
or in filthy scurrility, wherein the Midwife, which should be a mother of modesty, is often chief;
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when such should be chaste, graue and godly matrons, who by their office and godly counsell might doe much good,
when such should be chaste, graven and godly matrons, who by their office and godly counsel might do much good,
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if they were as they ought to bee;
if they were as they ought to be;
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but so lewde are some of them, as they cannot endure the company of better disposed persons:
but so lewd Are Some of them, as they cannot endure the company of better disposed Persons:
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Their praises should bee like the Midwiues in Egypt, women fearing God, able to instruct, to comfort, to pray vnto God,
Their praises should be like the Midwives in Egypt, women fearing God, able to instruct, to Comfort, to pray unto God,
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and to praise him for his goodnesse. Which hath not left thee this day without a kinsman.
and to praise him for his Goodness. Which hath not left thee this day without a kinsman.
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] This is it they blesse God for; that God had giuen to Naomi a young kinseman;
] This is it they bless God for; that God had given to Naomi a young kinsman;
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a kinsman indeed, which will so shew himselfe.
a kinsman indeed, which will so show himself.
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Naomi had a kinsman very nigh vnto her before, Chap. 3. 12. but hee shewed himselfe not like a kinsman,Naomi had a kinsman very High unto her before, Chap. 3. 12. but he showed himself not like a kinsman,
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and therefore was here passed ouer as no kinsman.
and Therefore was Here passed over as no kinsman.
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For as men in deede shew themselues, such they bee, and so are to bee esteemed, otherwise they haue but a name of a Brother, Father, Kinsman, Friend, Christian,
For as men in deed show themselves, such they be, and so Are to be esteemed, otherwise they have but a name of a Brother, Father, Kinsman, Friend, Christian,
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yea, Minister, Magistrate, and haue not the trueth and substance of such.
yea, Minister, Magistrate, and have not the truth and substance of such.
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They be but meerely titular, and glory in shadowes, as most doe, who are nothing answerable to that title and name of nature, of loue, of fellowship,
They be but merely titular, and glory in shadows, as most doe, who Are nothing answerable to that title and name of nature, of love, of fellowship,
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or of office and place, which they are called by, or fettled in.
or of office and place, which they Are called by, or fettled in.
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Note further, that it is of God, that the godly poore are not left comfortles of some friend, one or other, both able and willing to helpe them.
Note further, that it is of God, that the godly poor Are not left comfortless of Some friend, one or other, both able and willing to help them.
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Thus the women here tell Naomi, and doe blesse God therefore in her behalfe;
Thus the women Here tell Naomi, and do bless God Therefore in her behalf;
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for if God should not raise them vp succour, who would respect them? Because pouerty causeth contempt,
for if God should not raise them up succour, who would respect them? Because poverty Causes contempt,
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or neglect at the least, and the religion of the poore is but held counterfeit, and themselues hypocrites:
or neglect At the least, and the Religion of the poor is but held counterfeit, and themselves Hypocrites:
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so the world iudgeth of them.
so the world Judgeth of them.
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And therefore when God raiseth vp friends to take knowledge of them, and to doe them good, great cause haue they to blesse God,
And Therefore when God Raiseth up Friends to take knowledge of them, and to do them good, great cause have they to bless God,
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as they here doe, both for hope of supply of wants, and also preuenting of iniuries, which honest poore by such able and good friends are lesse subiect vnto, then others which want them.
as they Here do, both for hope of supply of Wants, and also preventing of injuries, which honest poor by such able and good Friends Are less Subject unto, then Others which want them.
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That his name may be famous in Israel. That his name may be famous in Israel.
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] This is the hope they haue of this young Obed; and one mercy of God, in giuing this Sonne vnto this honorable family, is, that he might be renowned among Gods people. Whence note these two lessons:
] This is the hope they have of this young Obed; and one mercy of God, in giving this Son unto this honourable family, is, that he might be renowned among God's people. Whence note these two Lessons:
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first, That much is expected and looked for from the children of great & godly Parents, both in respect of the Parents, & also of the Childrē.
First, That much is expected and looked for from the children of great & godly Parents, both in respect of the Parents, & also of the Children.
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For is it supposed, that Parēts being godly, will haue care to instruct, and if need be, to correct their Children, to pray for them,
For is it supposed, that Parents being godly, will have care to instruct, and if need be, to correct their Children, to pray for them,
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and bee good examples to them, and being great, that they will vse the best meanes,
and be good Examples to them, and being great, that they will use the best means,
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and procure the best helps for their good education, and leaue them sufficient to shew forth the fruits of godlinesse.
and procure the best helps for their good education, and leave them sufficient to show forth the fruits of godliness.
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And if thus Parents doe, who may imagine otherwise, till the contrary appeare, but that the Children of such will demeane themselues as they should? And who can expect but good from Children of godly Parents? Should not the Fathers graces prouoke Children to goodnesse? and their greatnesse, to abhorre base practices? Good Children will not degenerate from good Parents;
And if thus Parents do, who may imagine otherwise, till the contrary appear, but that the Children of such will demean themselves as they should? And who can expect but good from Children of godly Parents? Should not the Father's graces provoke Children to Goodness? and their greatness, to abhor base practices? Good Children will not degenerate from good Parents;
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whose goodnesse will more perswade to well-doing, then greatnesse to make them proud and wicked,
whose Goodness will more persuade to welldoing, then greatness to make them proud and wicked,
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as some Absaloms and Esaus haue beene, and yet are, to the griefe of religious Parents,
as Some Absaloms and Esaus have been, and yet Are, to the grief of religious Parents,
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and at length to the shame and confusion of themselues.
and At length to the shame and confusion of themselves.
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Secondly, here may be obserued, that God giueth Children to the better sort, great and honorable, that they may become famous amongst Gods people.
Secondly, Here may be observed, that God gives Children to the better sort, great and honourable, that they may become famous among God's people.
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So conceiued these godly women of this Sonne of Boaz; for, indeed, all the blessings of riches and honor giuen vnto Parents, are not only giuen for their owne good,
So conceived these godly women of this Son of Boaz; for, indeed, all the blessings of riches and honour given unto Parents, Are not only given for their own good,
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but amongst other ends, for the better inabling of them to bring vp their family in good order,
but among other ends, for the better enabling of them to bring up their family in good order,
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and especially their Children in the waies of God, for his seruice and honour, as they haue more meanes to prouoke them thereto.
and especially their Children in the ways of God, for his service and honour, as they have more means to provoke them thereto.
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Let therefore such Parents here take such a course with their Children, as they may make them, by Gods blessing, famous in Isreal, in Gods Church, and among his people;
Let Therefore such Parents Here take such a course with their Children, as they may make them, by God's blessing, famous in Israel, in God's Church, and among his people;
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which they may effect by these good meanes.
which they may Effect by these good means.
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First, by being euery way, and at all times a good example of piety to them,
First, by being every Way, and At all times a good Exampl of piety to them,
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as Dauid was, and Zacharie. Secondly, by instructing them carefully in godlinesse and Religion, as Parents are commanded, and as Dauid did instruct Salomon. Thirdly, by seeing them set to the practice of that which they are taught,
as David was, and Zacharias. Secondly, by instructing them carefully in godliness and Religion, as Parents Are commanded, and as David did instruct Solomon. Thirdly, by seeing them Set to the practice of that which they Are taught,
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and to haue an especiall eye thereto. Men teach their Children good manners among men, for ciuill carriage of their outward man,
and to have an especial eye thereto. Men teach their Children good manners among men, for civil carriage of their outward man,
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and will see therein if they offend, and reprooue them;
and will see therein if they offend, and reprove them;
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so should they thus see to them in their Christian good manners and behauiour towards God and good men,
so should they thus see to them in their Christian good manners and behaviour towards God and good men,
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and in euery Christian duty towards all.
and in every Christian duty towards all.
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Fourthly, by setling them in some particular calling, as Adam the Monarch of the world did his sonnes;
Fourthly, by settling them in Some particular calling, as Adam the Monarch of the world did his Sons;
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to keepe them from idlenesse, from being busiebodies, and from a world of wickednesse, which such as liue but of a calling runne into.
to keep them from idleness, from being Busybodies, and from a world of wickedness, which such as live but of a calling run into.
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Fifthly, by restraining them from ill company, idle, wanton, prodigall and prophane persons, and exhorting them to haue fellowship with such as feare God,
Fifthly, by restraining them from ill company, idle, wanton, prodigal and profane Persons, and exhorting them to have fellowship with such as Fear God,
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also with ciuill and honest men well reported of, well brought vp, and well disposed vnto goodnesse.
also with civil and honest men well reported of, well brought up, and well disposed unto Goodness.
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Sixthly, by commending, countenancing, and encouraging their well doing, both by present rewards and promises of future good:
Sixthly, by commending, countenancing, and encouraging their well doing, both by present rewards and promises of future good:
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but if they doe ill, then fatherly to admonish at the first, to with-hold them from euill by loue, rather then by slauish feare;
but if they do ill, then fatherly to admonish At the First, to withhold them from evil by love, rather then by slavish Fear;
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but if this will not preuaile, then to rebuke sharpely, and to punish as the cause shall require.
but if this will not prevail, then to rebuke sharply, and to Punish as the cause shall require.
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Thus if Parents would doe, there is no doubt, but by Gods mercy, many mens children of place, may become famous in Israel,
Thus if Parents would do, there is no doubt, but by God's mercy, many men's children of place, may become famous in Israel,
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and not be so infamous, as some be to Parents shame, and their owne ouerthrow.
and not be so infamous, as Some be to Parents shame, and their own overthrow.
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Verse 15. And he shall be vnto thee a restorer of thy life, and a nourisher of thine old age:Verse 15. And he shall be unto thee a restorer of thy life, and a nourisher of thine old age:
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for thy daughter in law, which loueth thee, which is better to thee thenseuen sonnes, hath borne him.
for thy daughter in law, which loves thee, which is better to thee thenseuen Sons, hath born him.
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THis is still the continued speech of the women to Naomi; the scope whereof is still to comfort her, in foreshewing what this Babe should be vnto her,
THis is still the continued speech of the women to Naomi; the scope whereof is still to Comfort her, in foreshowing what this Babe should be unto her,
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and the reason why they so speake of him. And he shall be vnto thee a restorer of thy life.
and the reason why they so speak of him. And he shall be unto thee a restorer of thy life.
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] Naomi had many crosses, she had lost her Husband and Children, yea, and her outward state in the world, which made her,] Naomi had many Crosses, she had lost her Husband and Children, yea, and her outward state in the world, which made her,
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as it were, dead with sorrow, which these Women and godly Neighbours well considered of, and here therefore doe enlarge their speech for Naomies greater comfort;
as it were, dead with sorrow, which these Women and godly Neighbours well considered of, and Here Therefore do enlarge their speech for Naomies greater Comfort;
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to teach vs, That true friends, affected with others miseries, cannot but meditate many arguments of comfort in the daies of their felicity.
to teach us, That true Friends, affected with Others misery's, cannot but meditate many Arguments of Comfort in the days of their felicity.
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For the ioy of their hearts is vnfained for their friends prosperity, as truely as before they were mooued with their calamitie.
For the joy of their hearts is unfeigned for their Friends Prosperity, as truly as before they were moved with their calamity.
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Thus let vs learne to trie the sympathy of mens hearts towards other in prosperitie and aduersitie.
Thus let us Learn to try the Sympathy of men's hearts towards other in Prosperity and adversity.
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Arestorer of thy life. ] So they speake, as if by her former misery she had, as it were, been liuelesse. Whence note;Arestorer of thy life. ] So they speak, as if by her former misery she had, as it were, been Lifeless. Whence note;
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That heauy crosses, as pouertie, old age, Widdowhood, and losse of Children, doe bedead the spirit, euen of godly persons. That heavy Crosses, as poverty, old age, Widowhood, and loss of Children, do bedead the Spirit, even of godly Persons.
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So these words imply, and experience teacheth.
So these words imply, and experience Teaches.
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For no affliction is ioyous for the present, but grieuous, Heb. 12. 12. How much more when many come together? Therefore let vs haue compassion of the afflicted,
For no affliction is joyous for the present, but grievous, Hebrew 12. 12. How much more when many come together? Therefore let us have compassion of the afflicted,
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and labour to raise vp their spirits, especially of poore afflicted Widdowes;
and labour to raise up their spirits, especially of poor afflicted Widow's;
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for it is a part of pure and vndefiled religion before God, Iam. 1. 27. This condemneth such of cruelty, as will vexe the afflicted;
for it is a part of pure and undefiled Religion before God, Iam. 1. 27. This Condemneth such of cruelty, as will vex the afflicted;
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or bee miserable comforters, as Iobs friends were to him.
or be miserable Comforters, as Jobs Friends were to him.
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Secondly, wee may learne, That godly Children are as restorers of life to their Parents, Prou. 10. 1. they make them glad.
Secondly, we may Learn, That godly Children Are as restorers of life to their Parents, Prou. 10. 1. they make them glad.
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Let Children labour to be such, that they may cheere vp their Parents hearts;
Let Children labour to be such, that they may cheer up their Parents hearts;
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and not bee as too many be, causers of hearts griefe to them, making them to goe downe with mourning to the graue;
and not be as too many be, causers of hearts grief to them, making them to go down with mourning to the graven;
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for such are foolish Children, Prou. 15. 20. and 10. 1. and 17. 25. And a nourisher of thine old age.
for such Are foolish Children, Prou. 15. 20. and 10. 1. and 17. 25. And a nourisher of thine old age.
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] Note, first, that old age needs nourishing:
] Note, First, that old age needs nourishing:
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for it maketh man feeble, and to want heate, 1. King. 1. 1. Eccles. 12. 3. Also to be subiect to diseases,
for it makes man feeble, and to want heat, 1. King. 1. 1. Eccles. 12. 3. Also to be Subject to diseases,
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as to bee blind, as was Isaac, Gen. 27. and Iacob, Gen. 48. 10. & to be lame,
as to be blind, as was Isaac, Gen. 27. and Iacob, Gen. 48. 10. & to be lame,
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as Asa, 1. King. 15. Therefore in the youth of Summer, prouide somewhat for the Winter of old age:
as Asa, 1. King. 15. Therefore in the youth of Summer, provide somewhat for the Winter of old age:
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and when thou hast prouision for age, thanke God therefore. Secondly, that children are to be nourishers of their parents in their old age:
and when thou hast provision for age, thank God Therefore. Secondly, that children Are to be nourishers of their Parents in their old age:
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as Ioseph was to Iacob, Gen. 45. 11. and Ruth but a daughter in law here, to Naomi, Chap. 3. 18. and such a one the women hoped Obed would be. Let children learne this duety: as Ioseph was to Iacob, Gen. 45. 11. and Ruth but a daughter in law Here, to Naomi, Chap. 3. 18. and such a one the women hoped Obed would be. Let children Learn this duty:
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for first, nature teacheth it, in the Storke;
for First, nature Teaches it, in the Stork;
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and branches of trees receiuing the sap from the roote, doe returne it againe to it towards Winter.
and branches of trees receiving the sap from the root, do return it again to it towards Winter.
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Secondly, Reason teacheth to bee thankefull, and to doe good to them that haue done vs good.
Secondly, Reason Teaches to be thankful, and to do good to them that have done us good.
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From parents children haue being, bringing vp, and their preseruation; whose loue, care, paines and cost, children can neuer recompence.
From Parents children have being, bringing up, and their preservation; whose love, care, pains and cost, children can never recompense.
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Thirdly, it is one end why they bee borne:
Thirdly, it is one end why they be born:
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for if a friend bee borne to helpe his friend in aduersitie, Prou. 17. 17. then much more children to helpe their parents, who are bone of their bone, and flesh of their flesh.
for if a friend be born to help his friend in adversity, Prou. 17. 17. then much more children to help their Parents, who Are bone of their bone, and Flesh of their Flesh.
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Fourthly parents are childrens glory, Prou. 17. 6. Therfore should they make much of them. Fifthly, hereto adde the Commandement, Exod. 20. to honour our parents.
Fourthly Parents Are Children's glory, Prou. 17. 6. Therefore should they make much of them. Fifthly, hereto add the Commandment, Exod 20. to honour our Parents.
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Now, how are they honoured, when in want they are not relieued? Sixtly, such as succour their parents, may expect a blessing from their children.
Now, how Are they honoured, when in want they Are not relieved? Sixty, such as succour their Parents, may expect a blessing from their children.
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Those children therefore which are without naturall affection, sinne against God, against Nature, Reason and Religion.
Those children Therefore which Are without natural affection, sin against God, against Nature, Reason and Religion.
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But children will, perhaps, say, Our parents are froward and hard to please, and therefore they make vs wearie and vnwilling to keepe and nourish them.
But children will, perhaps, say, Our Parents Are froward and hard to please, and Therefore they make us weary and unwilling to keep and nourish them.
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Answ. First, consider how froward you were in childhood, and yet poore parents carefully kept you, and cast you not off.Answer First, Consider how froward you were in childhood, and yet poor Parents carefully kept you, and cast you not off.
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Secondly, when old age commeth, you may bee such. Do then, as you would be done vnto:
Secondly, when old age comes, you may be such. Do then, as you would be done unto:
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learne to beare with your parents, to teach your children how to beare with you.
Learn to bear with your Parents, to teach your children how to bear with you.
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Thirdly, note how children can beare with rich parents well enough, while they hope for profit,
Thirdly, note how children can bear with rich Parents well enough, while they hope for profit,
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and feare to lose what they looke for.
and Fear to loose what they look for.
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If hope of gaine can make children put on such patience, then let true loue doe it much more.
If hope of gain can make children put on such patience, then let true love do it much more.
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For thy daughter in law, which loueth thee, which is better then seuen sonnes, hath borne him. For thy daughter in law, which loves thee, which is better then seuen Sons, hath born him.
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] This is a reason of the womens hope of this childs kindnesse towards Naomi. From these words we may learne these things:
] This is a reason of the women's hope of this child's kindness towards Naomi. From these words we may Learn these things:
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First, That there is good hope of childrens loue, which come of louing parents, that they will loue such as their parents haue loued. Thus the women conclude:
First, That there is good hope of Children's love, which come of loving Parents, that they will love such as their Parents have loved. Thus the women conclude:
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and this was a lesson which Dauid taught his sonne Salomon, 1. Kin. 2. 7. And Christ louing those whom his Father loueth, teacheth so much.
and this was a Lesson which David taught his son Solomon, 1. Kin. 2. 7. And christ loving those whom his Father loves, Teaches so much.
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Let therefore children be thus affected, especially if their parents haue set their loue aright, vpon such as were worthy of loue.
Let Therefore children be thus affected, especially if their Parents have Set their love aright, upon such as were worthy of love.
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Secondly, That there may be great loue betweene a mother in law, and a daughter in law.
Secondly, That there may be great love between a mother in law, and a daughter in law.
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Ruths loue towards Naomi was very great, shee left her countrey and kindred for her, Chap. 1. 16, 17. laboured painefully for her, Chap. 2. 18, 23. and Naomi was not wanting to seeke the good of Ruth, Cha. 3. Let these two bee examples to such:Ruths love towards Naomi was very great, she left her country and kindred for her, Chap. 1. 16, 17. laboured painfully for her, Chap. 2. 18, 23. and Naomi was not wanting to seek the good of Ruth, Cha. 3. Let these two bee Examples to such:
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and to make them louing, striue to bee religious, and to feare God, as these did:
and to make them loving, strive to be religious, and to Fear God, as these did:
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for Religion will worke, what corrupt nature cannot effect. Let them performe mutuall dueties. And let stepmothers know that they step in, to be in stead of naturall mothers,
for Religion will work, what corrupt nature cannot Effect. Let them perform mutual duties. And let stepmothers know that they step in, to be in stead of natural mother's,
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and so let children take them; so will they loue one another. Thirdly, that true loue cannot be hid:
and so let children take them; so will they love one Another. Thirdly, that true love cannot be hid:
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for it so will expresse it selfe, as other shall take notice of it. These women knew Ruths loue:
for it so will express it self, as other shall take notice of it. These women knew Ruths love:
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so did Saul Ionathans to Dauid: the people Christs loue to Lazarus, Iohn 11. 36. for true loue will breake out as fire.
so did Saul Ionathans to David: the people Christ love to Lazarus, John 11. 36. for true love will break out as fire.
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Try true loue by the manifestation thereof.
Try true love by the manifestation thereof.
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Ioseph may hide his a while from his brethren, and Dauid from Absalom, but it will breake out at length. Ioseph may hide his a while from his brothers, and David from Absalom, but it will break out At length.
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They therefore but boast vainely of loue; which neuer expresse it. Fourthly, that true loue in aduersitie, is not lost in prosperity.
They Therefore but boast vainly of love; which never express it. Fourthly, that true love in adversity, is not lost in Prosperity.
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Ruth is said still to loue Naomi, though thus exalted: so did Hushai Dauid: so did Iobs friends, Chap. 2. howsoeuer they erred in iudgement.Ruth is said still to love Naomi, though thus exalted: so did Hushai David: so did Jobs Friends, Chap. 2. howsoever they erred in judgement.
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Let not loue be altered with our estates, nor honours change good conditions, as it doth in too many.
Let not love be altered with our estates, nor honours change good conditions, as it does in too many.
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Fifthly, that the loue of a stranger may sometime exceed the loue of many children by nature.
Fifthly, that the love of a stranger may sometime exceed the love of many children by nature.
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The women preferre Ruths loue aboue seuen sonnes, that is, aboue many sonnes.
The women prefer Ruths love above seuen Sons, that is, above many Sons.
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Such God by fauour can supply, what is wanting in them by nature, and make a strangers loue surpasse.
Such God by favour can supply, what is wanting in them by nature, and make a Strangers love surpass.
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Let this be comfort to the distressed.
Let this be Comfort to the distressed.
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Verse 16. And Naomi tooke the child, and laid it in her bosome, and became nurse vnto it.Verse 16. And Naomi took the child, and laid it in her bosom, and became nurse unto it.
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THis verse sheweth the education of the child: by whom, and how. And Naomi tooke the child.
THis verse shows the education of the child: by whom, and how. And Naomi took the child.
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] This the old woman did voluntarily out of her true loue both to the mother and the child.
] This the old woman did voluntarily out of her true love both to the mother and the child.
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She was in the house of Boaz that great rich man, we here see, and so well prouided for in her old age,
She was in the house of Boaz that great rich man, we Here see, and so well provided for in her old age,
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yet would shee take paines, and not be idle.
yet would she take pains, and not be idle.
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So wee see, that the godly, though old, and well prouided for, yet will set themselues to labour, and doe something:
So we see, that the godly, though old, and well provided for, yet will Set themselves to labour, and do something:
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for they make conscience of their time, not to spend their dayes in idlenesse, which they know to be a foule sinne, and the nurse of many.
for they make conscience of their time, not to spend their days in idleness, which they know to be a foul sin, and the nurse of many.
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They will labour to be an example vnto others, and to spurre the younger on to take paines.
They will labour to be an Exampl unto Others, and to spur the younger on to take pains.
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Though they liue of themselues, yet they owe a duety to God, to be doing what they may;
Though they live of themselves, yet they owe a duty to God, to be doing what they may;
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& if they liue vpon others, herein they shew their good will ▪ to be as little chargeable as they may,
& if they live upon Others, herein they show their good will ▪ to be as little chargeable as they may,
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and to be thankefull after their strength and power. Now, this holy woman is herein to bee imitated;
and to be thankful After their strength and power. Now, this holy woman is herein to be imitated;
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and let none thinke that they may be excused to liue idly, either for age, so long as they can take paines;
and let none think that they may be excused to live idly, either for age, so long as they can take pains;
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or for that they haue enough to liue vpon, because God giueth none riches to liue a lazie life;
or for that they have enough to live upon, Because God gives none riches to live a lazy life;
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but such, euen old persons ▪ should liue either in labour, as Saint Paul willeth the widow of threescore yeeres old,
but such, even old Persons ▪ should live either in labour, as Saint Paul wills the widow of threescore Years old,
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or in teaching and instructing others:
or in teaching and instructing Others:
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a blessed exercise for old folke, which will giue them comfort in the end of their dayes.
a blessed exercise for old folk, which will give them Comfort in the end of their days.
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And laid it in her bosome. And laid it in her bosom.
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] This sheweth her loue, and with what tender affection shee tooke him into her hands. Foure things might moue Naomi thus affectionatly to loue the Babe:
] This shows her love, and with what tender affection she took him into her hands. Foure things might move Naomi thus affectionately to love the Babe:
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First, her loue to the mother, who so exceedingly ▪ loued her. Secondly, her loue to Boaz the father, who had so mercifully dealt with her.
First, her love to the mother, who so exceedingly ▪ loved her. Secondly, her love to Boaz the father, who had so mercifully dealt with her.
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Thirdly, her loue to her husband Elimelech departed, whose name was raised vp againe by this child, vpon his inheritance.
Thirdly, her love to her husband Elimelech departed, whose name was raised up again by this child, upon his inheritance.
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Fourthly, her great hope of ioy and comfort from the child it selfe, as the women foretell in the former verse.
Fourthly, her great hope of joy and Comfort from the child it self, as the women foretell in the former verse.
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Howsoeuer it was, here we may see, that Parents carry a heartie affection towards their children:
Howsoever it was, Here we may see, that Parents carry a hearty affection towards their children:
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they be in their hearts and bosome:
they be in their hearts and bosom:
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for if this loue was in Naomi a mother in law, wee may well conclude it in naturall mothers:
for if this love was in Naomi a mother in law, we may well conclude it in natural mother's:
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which may appeare many waies in their great paines and care in nursing them, and in bringing them vp;
which may appear many ways in their great pains and care in nursing them, and in bringing them up;
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in their ▪ griefe and sorrow, when their children are any way diseased, as we may see by the teares of the father,
in their ▪ grief and sorrow, when their children Are any Way diseased, as we may see by the tears of the father,
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and cry of the mother, which Marke and Matthew make mention of.
and cry of the mother, which Mark and Matthew make mention of.
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In their kind imbracing of them, as here, and as did the father of the prodigall sonne.
In their kind embracing of them, as Here, and as did the father of the prodigal son.
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In their great ioy to heare of their well-fare, as Iacob did reioyce to heare of Ioseph. In their easie natures soone reconciled to their children,
In their great joy to hear of their welfare, as Iacob did rejoice to hear of Ioseph. In their easy nature's soon reconciled to their children,
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when they humble themselues before them, as wee see in Dauid to Absalom, and the father of the prodigall sonne.
when they humble themselves before them, as we see in David to Absalom, and the father of the prodigal son.
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Lastly, in their great lamentation at the death of their children, as Dauid did for Absalom, though a most vnnaturall sonne;
Lastly, in their great lamentation At the death of their children, as David did for Absalom, though a most unnatural son;
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and the widdow which followed her sonne to the Graue, which Christ raised vp to life againe.
and the widow which followed her son to the Grave, which christ raised up to life again.
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No other reason can bee giuen, but that naturall and inbred loue to children in parents, else some children are so hard-fauoured, and ill conditioned,
No other reason can be given, but that natural and inbred love to children in Parents, Else Some children Are so hard-favoured, and ill conditioned,
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as parents could not so loue them, but onely for that they bee their children.
as Parents could not so love them, but only for that they be their children.
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Let children hence learne to bee thankefull to God and their parents, and shew loue to them againe in all obedience.
Let children hence Learn to be thankful to God and their Parents, and show love to them again in all Obedience.
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And became his Nurse. ] That is, a helpe in the mothers nursing of it, as by holding it, lulling of it asleepe, giuing of it meat, warming of it,And became his Nurse. ] That is, a help in the mother's nursing of it, as by holding it, lulling of it asleep, giving of it meat, warming of it,
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and such like helps for the nourishing of the life of the Babe, and not giuing it sucke,
and such like helps for the nourishing of the life of the Babe, and not giving it suck,
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for shee was too old to doe this. Wee may find in Scripture two sorts of Nurses: dry Nurses:
for she was too old to do this. we may find in Scripture two sorts of Nurse's: dry Nurse's:
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such a one was Rebeccaes, to helpe to attend on the childe, and to ease the mother somewhat, as Naomi doth here;
such a one was Rebecca's, to help to attend on the child, and to ease the mother somewhat, as Naomi does Here;
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and in helping to nourish and bring vp a child; in this sense a father is called a Nurse.
and in helping to nourish and bring up a child; in this sense a father is called a Nurse.
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The other sort are milch-Nurses, such as giue suck vnto children, as in Scripture we find onely those to be their mothers,
The other sort Are milch-Nurses, such as give suck unto children, as in Scripture we find only those to be their mother's,
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euen them that bare them, to bring them vp also, that as they afforded them the Wombe to beare them,
even them that bore them, to bring them up also, that as they afforded them the Womb to bear them,
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so the brests likewise to giue their children sucke. And this is the mothers duety, if possibly shee be able:
so the breasts likewise to give their children suck. And this is the mother's duty, if possibly she be able:
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not birth, wealth, nicety, nor idlenesse can exempt them from this duety;
not birth, wealth, nicety, nor idleness can exempt them from this duty;
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as it doth a number of wanton Dames, that they may be fitter to follow their lusts.
as it does a number of wanton Dams, that they may be fitter to follow their Lustiest.
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That mothers are to giue their owne children sucke: it is apparent by these reasons: the naturall instinct in beasts, teacheth euery other Creature hauing paps, to giue sucke;That mother's Are to give their own children suck: it is apparent by these Reasons: the natural instinct in beasts, Teaches every other Creature having paps, to give suck;
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yea, the Sea-monsters draw out their brests, and giue sucke to their young ones, saith Ieremie: and therefore such as neglect this duety, are worse then these beasts;
yea, the Sea-monsters draw out their breasts, and give suck to their young ones, Says Ieremie: and Therefore such as neglect this duty, Are Worse then these beasts;
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which we hold vnkind, if they let not their young ones sucke.
which we hold unkind, if they let not their young ones suck.
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It is the principall vse and end of brests in women, when God sendeth them children,
It is the principal use and end of breasts in women, when God sends them children,
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though too many now make them onely stales and bawdes of lust. The Workemanship of God should make them doe this:
though too many now make them only stales and bawds of lust. The Workmanship of God should make them doe this:
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First, in placing them so high, as in no other creature, euen neighbouring vpon the heart, the Shop of heat, to conuey the bloud sooner into the brests;
First, in placing them so high, as in no other creature, even neighbouring upon the heart, the Shop of heat, to convey the blood sooner into the breasts;
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so as the heart workes for the Infant, to teach mothers to haue affection to this worke.
so as the heart works for the Infant, to teach mother's to have affection to this work.
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Secondly, so placing placing them, as the mother is taught in nature to embrace the Infant, to lay it to her brest, the more to worke loue betweene the mother and the Babe.
Secondly, so placing placing them, as the mother is taught in nature to embrace the Infant, to lay it to her breast, the more to work love between the mother and the Babe.
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Thirdly, in making them to haue this facultie, to turne bloud into milke.
Thirdly, in making them to have this faculty, to turn blood into milk.
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And lastly, Gods prouiding, as soone as the Infant is perfect for birth, milke in the brest for the Infant:
And lastly, God's providing, as soon as the Infant is perfect for birth, milk in the breast for the Infant:
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so as God and Nature call them to this duety, except any will say that God hath done all this in vaine,
so as God and Nature call them to this duty, except any will say that God hath done all this in vain,
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and might haue spared this Workemanship.
and might have spared this Workmanship.
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The very name of a brest, Mamma, should put them in mind hereof, the first syllable whereof is that which an Infant doth soonest speake, calling the mother Mam; as if nature had giuen this first to the Babe,
The very name of a breast, Mamma, should put them in mind hereof, the First syllable whereof is that which an Infant does soonest speak, calling the mother Mam; as if nature had given this First to the Babe,
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so easily to frame to vtter this word, to put the mother in mind of her duety,
so Easily to frame to utter this word, to put the mother in mind of her duty,
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and to giue it her brest.
and to give it her breast.
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Againe, God in the worke of nature hath not onely giuen brests, but heads or nipples for the Infant to sucke the milke out of the brests;
Again, God in the work of nature hath not only given breasts, but Heads or nipples for the Infant to suck the milk out of the breasts;
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and to helpe it, hath made the skin about the nipples more rugous and rough for the childs tongue to hold by.
and to help it, hath made the skin about the nipples more rugous and rough for the child's tongue to hold by.
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The Heathen Philosophers, endued but with the light of nature, teach this, and affirme, that the mothers milke implants in children the loue of mothers;
The Heathen Philosophers, endued but with the Light of nature, teach this, and affirm, that the mother's milk implants in children the love of mother's;
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yea, mothers loue commonly those children better, which they nurse, than the rest:
yea, mother's love commonly those children better, which they nurse, than the rest:
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and reason may bee giuen, because the mother giueth, and the child receiueth, by sucking her brests, more of her substance, than they which doe not.
and reason may be given, Because the mother gives, and the child receiveth, by sucking her breasts, more of her substance, than they which do not.
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Children loue their Nurses, we see by experience, and better then their mothers that bare them,
Children love their Nurse's, we see by experience, and better then their mother's that bore them,
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so long as they be without iudgemēt to discerne, & onely follow nature, for the nourishmēt of life.
so long as they be without judgement to discern, & only follow nature, for the nourishment of life.
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It is not so naturall, say also these Heathen, to be nursed of another, as of the mother, in whom it is conceiued:
It is not so natural, say also these Heathen, to be nursed of Another, as of the mother, in whom it is conceived:
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for differing bodies haue differing temperature, and therefore the taking away of the Infant so soone from the accustomed nourishment in the mother, must needs breed an alteration.
for differing bodies have differing temperature, and Therefore the taking away of the Infant so soon from the accustomed nourishment in the mother, must needs breed an alteration.
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A learned man thinkes this to be the cause of the degenerating so much of Great mens sonnes,
A learned man thinks this to be the cause of the degenerating so much of Great men's Sons,
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and of their so little loue to their mothers.
and of their so little love to their mother's.
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It is a token of no great loue to children, when their mothers put them ouer to strangers, it is iust with God,
It is a token of no great love to children, when their mother's put them over to Strangers, it is just with God,
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if mothers after find their children ouer-strange to them, being but rather halfe than whole mothers, mothers of necessitie, & not of good will: for perforce they bring forth:
if mother's After find their children over-strange to them, being but rather half than Whole mother's, mother's of necessity, & not of good will: for perforce they bring forth:
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but it is true loue which maketh a mother to giue sucke: safety to themselues disereth the former, or else to dye with it in the Wombe;
but it is true love which makes a mother to give suck: safety to themselves disereth the former, or Else to die with it in the Womb;
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but loue onely to the Infant, procureth this latter at their hands.
but love only to the Infant, procureth this latter At their hands.
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Besides all these reasons, the examples of all the godly women in Scripture teach mothers now this duety.
Beside all these Reasons, the Examples of all the godly women in Scripture teach mother's now this duty.
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That right honourable Sarah, the wife of a most honorable man, and mightie in substance and power, nursed her sonne Isaac. Princely Iob was nourished by the brests of her whose wombe did beare him.
That right honourable Sarah, the wife of a most honourable man, and mighty in substance and power, nursed her son Isaac. Princely Job was nourished by the breasts of her whose womb did bear him.
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Queene Bathshebah nursed Salomon. What shall I speake of holy Hannah, the mother also of Moses, of Samsons mother, Queen Bathsheba nursed Solomon. What shall I speak of holy Hannah, the mother also of Moses, of Samsons mother,
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and others? The mother of Iesus our Lord and Sauiour, whom all doe honour, shee did giue her blessed Babe sucke:
and Others? The mother of Iesus our Lord and Saviour, whom all do honour, she did give her blessed Babe suck:
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all women call her blessed, because shee bare Christ:
all women call her blessed, Because she bore christ:
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And was shee not as blessed in giuing him her brests to sucke? Yes verily.
And was she not as blessed in giving him her breasts to suck? Yes verily.
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Some good Ladies at this day disdaine not this duety.
some good Ladies At this day disdain not this duty.
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And what should hinder them? Such persons may giue sucke, and then may deliuer the child ouer to a dry Nurse to attend it, in all other things, which helpe the poore cannot haue.
And what should hinder them? Such Persons may give suck, and then may deliver the child over to a dry Nurse to attend it, in all other things, which help the poor cannot have.
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Lastly, as there is a blessing of the Wombe to bring forth, so of the brests to giue sucke:
Lastly, as there is a blessing of the Womb to bring forth, so of the breasts to give suck:
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and the dry brests and barren wombe haue beene taken for a curse.
and the dry breasts and barren womb have been taken for a curse.
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Let mothers therefore take knowledge of these things, to presse them to this duety of nursing their owne bowels, that in giuing still of their owne substance, they might the more worke loue in their children towards them.
Let mother's Therefore take knowledge of these things, to press them to this duty of nursing their own bowels, that in giving still of their own substance, they might the more work love in their children towards them.
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Their excuses are idle, & are of no force against these reasons: for true motherly loue is seene in nursing:
Their excuses Are idle, & Are of no force against these Reasons: for true motherly love is seen in nursing:
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for lust brings to conceiue, necessity forceth to bring forth, but onely true and naturall loue causeth a mother to nurse her child.
for lust brings to conceive, necessity forceth to bring forth, but only true and natural love Causes a mother to nurse her child.
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Verse 17. And the women her Neighbours gaue it a name, saying, There is a sonne borne to Naomi:Verse 17. And the women her Neighbours gave it a name, saying, There is a son born to Naomi:
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and they called his name Obed; he is the Father of lesse, the Father of Dauid.
and they called his name Obed; he is the Father of less, the Father of David.
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HEre is the naming of the child, which was borne of Ruth: where note who named it, the reason, the name thereof,
Here is the naming of the child, which was born of Ruth: where note who nam it, the reason, the name thereof,
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and what he came to be, shewed in his honorable and royall posterity in his Sonne and Grand-child. And the women her Neighbours.
and what he Come to be, showed in his honourable and royal posterity in his Son and Grandchild. And the women her Neighbours.
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] The women here are those before in verse 14. very godly and religious, as appeareth by many things before spoken off.
] The women Here Are those before in verse 14. very godly and religious, as appears by many things before spoken off.
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These godly women were Naomi and Ruths Neighbours, such as dwelt together with them, as the word signifieth.
These godly women were Naomi and Ruths Neighbours, such as dwelled together with them, as the word signifies.
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Here may be noted who be fittest to be called to such businesses, the honest Neighbours,
Here may be noted who be Fittest to be called to such businesses, the honest Neighbours,
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and Kinsfolke, as was at the birth and Circumcision of Iohn Baptist: for kinsfolke they expect it,
and Kinsfolk, as was At the birth and Circumcision of John Baptist: for kinsfolk they expect it,
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and haue therein an interest and cause of reioycing in the increase of their linage, and therefore may not be carelesly neglected:
and have therein an Interest and cause of rejoicing in the increase of their lineage, and Therefore may not be carelessly neglected:
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and Neighbours are to be called, as those which be nigh at hand and helpfull at need, who being neere, are better,
and Neighbours Are to be called, as those which be High At hand and helpful At need, who being near, Are better,
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as Salomon saith, then a brother farre off. But here obserue farther what manner of Neighbours they were, which these godly women had, euen such as themselues:
as Solomon Says, then a brother Far off. But Here observe farther what manner of Neighbours they were, which these godly women had, even such as themselves:
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for godly women delight to haue about them such as themselues: for the wicked and they cannot accord;
for godly women delight to have about them such as themselves: for the wicked and they cannot accord;
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they haue differing heads and hearts; ouer the one, God ruleth; ouer the other, Satan;
they have differing Heads and hearts; over the one, God Ruleth; over the other, Satan;
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the one is regenerate in heart, the other vnregenerate, and therefore cannot but iarre in word and deed, the one being an abomination to the other, as Salomon speaketh.
the one is regenerate in heart, the other unregenerate, and Therefore cannot but jar in word and deed, the one being an abomination to the other, as Solomon speaks.
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But the godly hauing one head, Iesus Christ, and one heart, they will reape benefit one of another;
But the godly having one head, Iesus christ, and one heart, they will reap benefit one of Another;
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by instructing, admonishing, comforting and praying one for another. Therefore to shew your selues godly, bee yee delighted to haue them about you. And gaue it a name.
by instructing, admonishing, comforting and praying one for Another. Therefore to show your selves godly, be ye delighted to have them about you. And gave it a name.
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] It is said, the women gaue it:
] It is said, the women gave it:
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we finde that sometime the Fathers gaue the name, as Abraham to his sonne whom hee called Isaac; Mothers often,
we find that sometime the Father's gave the name, as Abraham to his son whom he called Isaac; Mother's often,
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as we may see in Leah and Rachel; so kinsfolke now and then, as wee may note out of Luke, chapter 1. 58, 59. And here in Ruth the Neighbours gaue it,
as we may see in Leah and Rachel; so kinsfolk now and then, as we may note out of Luke, chapter 1. 58, 59. And Here in Ruth the Neighbours gave it,
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yea, sometime a stranger named the child vpon iust occasion, as Pharaoes daughter did giue the name of Moses to him, which the Parents did not alter;
yea, sometime a stranger nam the child upon just occasion, as Pharaoh's daughter did give the name of Moses to him, which the Parents did not altar;
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so as it seemeth, this was not strictly stood vpon, though most commonly the Parents gaue the name.
so as it seems, this was not strictly stood upon, though most commonly the Parents gave the name.
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If any here aske concerning the time when children were named? I finde that it was sometime at the birth of the Infant,
If any Here ask Concerning the time when children were nam? I find that it was sometime At the birth of the Infant,
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so Rachel and the wife of Phineas gaue their children names vpon their departure; but being in such cases, it seemeth not to be ordinary;
so Rachel and the wife of Phinehas gave their children names upon their departure; but being in such cases, it seems not to be ordinary;
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it may be thought, to be vsually at the time when the child was circumcised, as we may perceiue at the naming of Isaac, and Iohn the Baptist.
it may be Thought, to be usually At the time when the child was circumcised, as we may perceive At the naming of Isaac, and John the Baptist.
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And thus doe wee giue names at the baptizing of Infants, that as they did,
And thus do we give names At the baptizing of Infants, that as they did,
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so we may put children in minde of the Couenant made in Baptisme, of their badge of Christianity,
so we may put children in mind of the Covenant made in Baptism, of their badge of Christianity,
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and of their ingrafting into Christ, and how they were admitted as Gods children, into the household of faith,
and of their engrafting into christ, and how they were admitted as God's children, into the household of faith,
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and as heires of the Kingdome of Heauen. There is a Sonne borne to Naomi.
and as Heirs of the Kingdom of Heaven. There is a Son born to Naomi.
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] That is, for the good and comfort of Naomi, as is before shewed out of the fifteenth verse,
] That is, for the good and Comfort of Naomi, as is before showed out of the fifteenth verse,
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and as may bee gathered by the like phrase elsewhere.
and as may be gathered by the like phrase elsewhere.
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So as in these words is a reason of the name which they gaue vnto the child.
So as in these words is a reason of the name which they gave unto the child.
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Whence note, that the godly in ancient time gaue names not by hap-hazard, but as good reason did leade them thereunto;
Whence note, that the godly in ancient time gave names not by haphazard, but as good reason did lead them thereunto;
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for they gaue names in obedience to Gods commandement, who appoynted sometimes names vnto children; to knowe also whence they were, and whence taken.
for they gave names in Obedience to God's Commandment, who appointed sometime names unto children; to know also whence they were, and whence taken.
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Thus Adam was so called of the matter whereof his body was made; so Moses of the place whence he was taken.
Thus Adam was so called of the matter whereof his body was made; so Moses of the place whence he was taken.
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Some had a name from their miserable estate and condition, as Enosh; some, to call to remembrance some fauours of God:
some had a name from their miserable estate and condition, as Enosh; Some, to call to remembrance Some favours of God:
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thus Simeon was so called of his Mother Leah; and Ioseph for the like reason called his sonnes, Manasses and Ephraim. Sometime names were giuen from some thing which fell out at the birth;
thus Simeon was so called of his Mother Leah; and Ioseph for the like reason called his Sons, Manasses and Ephraim. Sometime names were given from Some thing which fell out At the birth;
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hence Pharez had his name, and Ichabod his. Some were named so from that which should come to passe afterwards, as Salomon was,
hence Perez had his name, and ichabod his. some were nam so from that which should come to pass afterwards, as Solomon was,
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for that in his daies should be rest and peace.
for that in his days should be rest and peace.
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Some had their names from some things to be effected and done by them, so was our Lord called Iesus, because hee should saue his people from their sinnes.
some had their names from Some things to be effected and done by them, so was our Lord called Iesus, Because he should save his people from their Sins.
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Besides these inducements to impose a name, they did sometime call them after their Ancestors, to keepe them in remembrance.
Beside these inducements to impose a name, they did sometime call them After their Ancestors, to keep them in remembrance.
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We must learne to imitate the holy men of God in these things; We must Learn to imitate the holy men of God in these things;
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to expresse our own graces, or to teach our children some duties, or to call to minde the workes of God,
to express our own graces, or to teach our children Some duties, or to call to mind the works of God,
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or to remember holy men and women to imitate their vertues.
or to Remember holy men and women to imitate their Virtues.
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And we may not thinke this to be too precise a practice, seeing Gods wisdome interposed it selfe sometime, both in giuing names, and in changing of names;
And we may not think this to be too precise a practice, seeing God's Wisdom interposed it self sometime, both in giving names, and in changing of names;
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and the reuerence due to the holy Sacrament administred, aduiseth vs to a due consideration hereof in honor of the Sacrament.
and the Reverence due to the holy Sacrament administered, adviseth us to a due consideration hereof in honour of the Sacrament.
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And a good name may call sometimes a man to the remembrance of his duty. I knowe that a name maketh not a man good:
And a good name may call sometime a man to the remembrance of his duty. I know that a name makes not a man good:
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for some haue good names, but their conditions starke naught: yet a good name may sometime occasion a man to thinke of goodnesse;
for Some have good names, but their conditions stark nought: yet a good name may sometime occasion a man to think of Goodness;
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and howsoeuer the party so named doth make no vse of it, yet it is commendable in the imposers thereof, who imitate the example of godly men in the old time, the Saints also in the Primitiue Church,
and howsoever the party so nam does make no use of it, yet it is commendable in the imposers thereof, who imitate the Exampl of godly men in the old time, the Saints also in the Primitive Church,
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and the godly-disposed at this day.
and the godly-disposed At this day.
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Which reprooueth such as giue names idly without sense or reason, ridiculous names, Heathenish rather then Christian,
Which Reproveth such as give names idly without sense or reason, ridiculous names, Heathenish rather then Christian,
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and some such names as bee very prophane. But of this thus much. And they called his name Obed. ] That is, as they gaue him his name, so thus was hee called:
and Some such names as be very profane. But of this thus much. And they called his name Obed. ] That is, as they gave him his name, so thus was he called:
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which words may imply, that the name once giuen, was with authority confirmed so, as the Infant was commonly so called without alteration:
which words may imply, that the name once given, was with Authority confirmed so, as the Infant was commonly so called without alteration:
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neither were euer any names altered, but vpon some extraordinary occasion;
neither were ever any names altered, but upon Some extraordinary occasion;
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for to suffer a change thereof, is either folly, or worse, if good and honest causes mooue not thereunto.
for to suffer a change thereof, is either folly, or Worse, if good and honest Causes move not thereunto.
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Obed. ] This signifieth seruing, because hee should serue as a comforter to old Naomi, as the women said, verse 15. which is the reason of this name;Obed. ] This signifies serving, Because he should serve as a comforter to old Naomi, as the women said, verse 15. which is the reason of this name;
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to teach him, and also all Children their duetie, which is this, to labour to be a comfort vnto their Parents:
to teach him, and also all Children their duty, which is this, to labour to be a Comfort unto their Parents:
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of which before in verse 15. Now this they shall doe, if they liue in obedience to their Parents, with feare to offend, yeelding euer to bee ruled by them:
of which before in verse 15. Now this they shall do, if they live in Obedience to their Parents, with Fear to offend, yielding ever to be ruled by them:
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if they seeke to imitate their Parents vertues, and to follow them in all good things:
if they seek to imitate their Parents Virtues, and to follow them in all good things:
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if they frame their courses to godlinesse, striuing to haue an Heauenly Father also for their guide and direction:
if they frame their courses to godliness, striving to have an Heavenly Father also for their guide and direction:
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if they settle themselues to a good course of life, to liue within some honest calling, either in the Church or Common-wealth:
if they settle themselves to a good course of life, to live within Some honest calling, either in the Church or Commonwealth:
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if lastly, they liue in mutuall loue one with another, like Iobs children. These things will comfort Parents;
if lastly, they live in mutual love one with Another, like Jobs children. These things will Comfort Parents;
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which therefore let children labour for; let them bee Obeds, seruing thus to their comforts; let them bee Isaacs, to make their Parents to laugh for ioy;
which Therefore let children labour for; let them be Obeds, serving thus to their comforts; let them be Isaacs, to make their Parents to laugh for joy;
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and not Benonies, Sonnes of sorrow, like Cains, Esaus and Absaloms, wicked, prophane and vnnaturall.
and not Benonies, Sons of sorrow, like Cains, Esaus and Absaloms, wicked, profane and unnatural.
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Note here one thing more, before I come to the next words, how that this child is not called either Elimelech or Mahlon; and yet was he giuen to raise vp the name of the dead vpon his inheritance, that might not be cut off from among his brethren,
Note Here one thing more, before I come to the next words, how that this child is not called either Elimelech or Mahlon; and yet was he given to raise up the name of the dead upon his inheritance, that might not be Cut off from among his brothers,
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and from the gate of his place;
and from the gate of his place;
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and for this end did Boaz marry Ruth. Whence therefore we may perceiue, that the preseruation of the name of the dead stood not in anothers bearing of his name,
and for this end did Boaz marry Ruth. Whence Therefore we may perceive, that the preservation of the name of the dead stood not in another's bearing of his name,
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so to be called, as he was;
so to be called, as he was;
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but rather in the issue hauing a right to the inheritance and inioying of it, that it might not bee alienated from the kindred and stocke of the dead:
but rather in the issue having a right to the inheritance and enjoying of it, that it might not be alienated from the kindred and stock of the dead:
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which being so, sheweth the grosse folly and wrong which some shew to their neere blood, in disinheriting daughters,
which being so, shows the gross folly and wrong which Some show to their near blood, in disinheriting daughters,
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and passing their inheritance vnto meere strangers for a very bare name;
and passing their inheritance unto mere Strangers for a very bore name;
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as if that were to hold vp their name, when oftentimes it commeth to passe, that such sell away the inheritance,
as if that were to hold up their name, when oftentimes it comes to pass, that such fell away the inheritance,
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and so roote out their name, which is better kept by continuing an inheritance in their blood and bowels,
and so root out their name, which is better kept by Continuing an inheritance in their blood and bowels,
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then by the sound of a word vpon the person of a stranger:
then by the found of a word upon the person of a stranger:
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this folly we see by examples to be condemned and cursed before our eyes, in not a few.
this folly we see by Examples to be condemned and cursed before our eyes, in not a few.
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Hee is the Father of lesse, the Father of Dauid. He is the Father of less, the Father of David.
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] These words are added to shew, first, who this Obed was, or rather what a one he came to be in his posteritie,
] These words Are added to show, First, who this Obed was, or rather what a one he Come to be in his posterity,
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euen very honorable and of high renowne.
even very honourable and of high renown.
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Here wee see, that as Ancestors may grace posteritie, so honorable of spring may grace Ancestors and forefathers.
Here we see, that as Ancestors may grace posterity, so honourable of spring may grace Ancestors and Forefathers.
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Againe, by these words we vnderstand when this Story was written, euen in the daies of Dauid, and that also when he was chosen of God from his brethren;
Again, by these words we understand when this Story was written, even in the days of David, and that also when he was chosen of God from his brothers;
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for else Iesse his eldest sonne should haue been named, and not Dauid, who was the seuenth and youngest sonne of his Father.
for Else Iesse his eldest son should have been nam, and not David, who was the Seventh and youngest son of his Father.
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Thirdly, these words shew whereto this History tendeth, to bring vs vnto Dauid, that sweet singer of Israel, the chiefe type of Iesus Christ, the Sauiour not onely of the Iewes,
Thirdly, these words show whereto this History tendeth, to bring us unto David, that sweet singer of Israel, the chief type of Iesus christ, the Saviour not only of the Iewes,
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but likewise of the Gentiles, of whom he was pleased to come, to be their Sauiour also,
but likewise of the Gentiles, of whom he was pleased to come, to be their Saviour also,
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as it appeareth to vs at this day, blessed be God for euer. Amen. Verse 18. Now these are the generations of Pharez; Pharez begat Ram.
as it appears to us At this day, blessed be God for ever. Amen. Verse 18. Now these Are the generations of Perez; Perez begat Ram.
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HEre is the last part of this booke, and the conclusion of this chapter, containing a genealogie from Pharez to Dauid, ten generations,
Here is the last part of this book, and the conclusion of this chapter, containing a genealogy from Perez to David, ten generations,
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as they be reckoned in order, in this and the rest of the verses from the father to the sonne,
as they be reckoned in order, in this and the rest of the Verses from the father to the son,
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and from the sonne to the end of the tenth generation.
and from the son to the end of the tenth generation.
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The occasion of this genealogie was from the last words of the former verse, speaking of Obeds being father to Iesse, and Grand-father to Dauid; and to shew this, the holy Ghost beginneth a genealogie from before Obeds time, in seuen of his Ancestors,
The occasion of this genealogy was from the last words of the former verse, speaking of Obeds being father to Iesse, and Grandfather to David; and to show this, the holy Ghost begins a genealogy from before Obeds time, in seuen of his Ancestors,
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and descended to Dauid his Grand-child. Now these are the generations.
and descended to David his Grandchild. Now these Are the generations.
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] Vsually the genealogies of the godly are recorded, but sometime the generation of the wicked,
] Usually the genealogies of the godly Are recorded, but sometime the generation of the wicked,
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as of Ismael and Esau, are set downe;
as of Ishmael and Esau, Are Set down;
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not so much for their sakes, as to shew the truth of Gods promises made to the faithfull concerning some of them:
not so much for their sakes, as to show the truth of God's promises made to the faithful Concerning Some of them:
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or to shew some wicked instruments in their posteritie, as in the genealogie of Cain. The genealogie of the godly is set downe for these ends.
or to show Some wicked Instruments in their posterity, as in the genealogy of Cain. The genealogy of the godly is Set down for these ends.
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First, to shew how God registreth vp his people in a booke of remembrance, as being precious in his eyes.
First, to show how God Registereth up his people in a book of remembrance, as being precious in his eyes.
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Secondly, to shew how hee hath had from time to time thorowout all ages, a race of righteous people, a peculiar generation to himselfe, in despite of Satans malice and all his bloody instruments.
Secondly, to show how he hath had from time to time throughout all ages, a raze of righteous people, a peculiar generation to himself, in despite of Satan malice and all his bloody Instruments.
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Thirdly, for helpe to Chronologie, as may bee seene in Gen. 5. from the liues of the Patriarkes.
Thirdly, for help to Chronology, as may be seen in Gen. 5. from the lives of the Patriarchs.
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Fourthly, to shew the descent from the first Adam to the second, as appeareth in the Euangelists;
Fourthly, to show the descent from the First Adam to the second, as appears in the Evangelists;
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where Matthew intitleth his first Chapter, the booke of the Generation of Iesus Christ, from Abraham to Ioseph, and then Luke from Ioseph to Adam. This genealogie here in Ruth is, to teach the truth of Iacobs prophecie, concerning Christs comming of the Tribe of Iudah, for here it beginneth at Pharez Iudahs sonne,
where Matthew entitleth his First Chapter, the book of the Generation of Iesus christ, from Abraham to Ioseph, and then Lycia from Ioseph to Adam. This genealogy Here in Ruth is, to teach the truth of Iacobs prophecy, Concerning Christ coming of the Tribe of Iudah, for Here it begins At Perez Judas son,
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and descendeth to Dauid, the royall Prophet and type of Christ:
and Descendeth to David, the royal Prophet and type of christ:
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Also to shew why the house of Pharez was so extolled in verse 12. by the Elders and people:
Also to show why the house of Perez was so extolled in verse 12. by the Elders and people:
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and thirdly, to let vs know for what end this Story was written, not to praise and set out the vertues of a couple of poore women;
and Thirdly, to let us know for what end this Story was written, not to praise and Set out the Virtues of a couple of poor women;
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but to shew from whom Dauid came, the figure of Christ, euen of Ruth, a Gentile, a Moabitesse.
but to show from whom David Come, the figure of christ, even of Ruth, a Gentile, a Moabitess.
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Lastly, this may bee, to shew the efficacie of the prayer of the people at Boaz marriage, wishing by this seede Obed his house to bee as famous as Iudahs house was by Pharez, as it was indeed.
Lastly, this may be, to show the efficacy of the prayer of the people At Boaz marriage, wishing by this seed Obed his house to be as famous as Judas house was by Perez, as it was indeed.
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For as Nahshon and Salmon, Princes came of him, so of this Obed came Iesse and Dauid, and so a royall posteritie.
For as Nahshon and Salmon, Princes Come of him, so of this Obed Come Iesse and David, and so a royal posterity.
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Of Pharez. ] The Catalogue beginneth here, and from this man, though misbegotten incestuously, the honour of the families is fetched;Of Perez. ] The Catalogue begins Here, and from this man, though misbegotten incestuously, the honour of the families is fetched;
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for so in truth it was, the Lord ▪ making Pharez renowned in his posterity: whence not, First, that the holy Writers are without partialitie, they write as things be;
for so in truth it was, the Lord ▪ making Perez renowned in his posterity: whence not, First, that the holy Writers Are without partiality, they write as things be;
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they omit not for feare of disgrace that which is true, and ought to bee set downe;
they omit not for Fear of disgrace that which is true, and ought to be Set down;
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they will not spare any, friend, foe, farre off, nor neere, no not themselues;
they will not spare any, friend, foe, Far off, nor near, no not themselves;
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Moses will write his owne faults, his Wiues, his Brother Aarons and Miriams; Samuel will not slip ouer his sonnes miscarriage;Moses will write his own Faults, his Wives, his Brother Aaron's and Miriams; Samuel will not slip over his Sons miscarriage;
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nor Ionah his owne rebellion against God, and his peeuish brabbling with him; Ieremie will record his owne impatiencie, and Saint Paul his bloody rage against the Saints:
nor Jonah his own rebellion against God, and his peevish brabbling with him; Ieremie will record his own impatiency, and Saint Paul his bloody rage against the Saints:
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for indeed they are led by a better Spirit, then that of the world; they also cast off selfe-loue, and they prefer the truth & Gods glorie aboue all:
for indeed they Are led by a better Spirit, then that of the world; they also cast off Self-love, and they prefer the truth & God's glory above all:
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which may perswade vs to the reading of these holy Histories full of varieties, and yet trueths not to bee found in any writings of men.
which may persuade us to the reading of these holy Histories full of varieties, and yet truths not to be found in any writings of men.
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And this should teach such as vndertake to write Stories, to deale truely, without fabling,
And this should teach such as undertake to write Stories, to deal truly, without fabling,
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and to auoide partiall relations, that wee may reade true Histories, and not fictions and falsehoods, to the deceiuing of the posteritie, which should bee thereby instructed.
and to avoid partial relations, that we may read true Histories, and not fictions and falsehoods, to the deceiving of the posterity, which should be thereby instructed.
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Secondly, that men hold themselues honored to come of such as haue gained honour in the world,
Secondly, that men hold themselves honoured to come of such as have gained honour in the world,
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though otherwise stained in their birth: though otherwise stained in their birth:
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for so here it is accounted honorable to come of Pharez, as many with vs doe;
for so Here it is accounted honourable to come of Perez, as many with us doe;
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to come but into this Iland, which William the Conquerour obtained, how base so euer he was by his birth:
to come but into this Island, which William the Conqueror obtained, how base so ever he was by his birth:
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for outward honour and glory procureth estimation, and becloudeth birth so, as that no notice is taken thereof.
for outward honour and glory procureth estimation, and becloudeth birth so, as that no notice is taken thereof.
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Now, if outward honor effect this, with what honour may we thinke our selues honoured,
Now, if outward honour Effect this, with what honour may we think our selves honoured,
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when God, the Emperor of Heauen and earth, is willing to acknowledge vs to bee borne of him,
when God, the Emperor of Heaven and earth, is willing to acknowledge us to be born of him,
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and to bee called his Sonnes? But of this, few glory, because it is onely spiritually discerned,
and to be called his Sons? But of this, few glory, Because it is only spiritually discerned,
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and for that such as bee so honoured with God, finde here many crosses, and so are in contempt with the worldly-minded.
and for that such as be so honoured with God, find Here many Crosses, and so Are in contempt with the worldly-minded.
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Now, in handling the rest of the names, I will shew you out of them, that as one naturally begets another;
Now, in handling the rest of the names, I will show you out of them, that as one naturally begets Another;
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so the Elect of God are to be qualified, one grace, as it were, producing another.
so the Elect of God Are to be qualified, one grace, as it were, producing Another.
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The first in this naturall generation is Pharez, which signifieth separate: so in the supernaturall worke of Regeneration, the Elect must bee first Pharez, separate by their effectuall calling by the Word,
The First in this natural generation is Perez, which signifies separate: so in the supernatural work of Regeneration, the Elect must be First Perez, separate by their effectual calling by the Word,
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and by the holy Spirit in their conuersation from the vaine world;
and by the holy Spirit in their Conversation from the vain world;
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for such are the Children of God, and such ought they to bee, as the Apostle exhorteth, else wee bee not of this spirituall Regeneration.
for such Are the Children of God, and such ought they to be, as the Apostle exhorteth, Else we be not of this spiritual Regeneration.
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Such then as are companions with wicked, and so liue, they are no Pharezes, and so none of Christs line.
Such then as Are Sodales with wicked, and so live, they Are no Pharezes, and so none of Christ line.
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Pharez begate Hezron. ] So is it plaine, Gen. 46. 12. Matth. 1. 3. 1. Chron. 2. 5. who went downe with Iacob into Egypt, contrary to the opinion of some Popish writers: Perez begat Hezron. ] So is it plain, Gen. 46. 12. Matthew 1. 3. 1. Chronicles 2. 5. who went down with Iacob into Egypt, contrary to the opinion of Some Popish writers:
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the name signifieth, in the midst of gladnesse;
the name signifies, in the midst of gladness;
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and such bee the Elect, after they become Pharezes, they must needs be Hezrons, full of ioy,
and such be the Elect, After they become Pharezes, they must needs be Hezrons, full of joy,
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when they feele the benefit of their separation, they are a glad people, euen as the Israelites separated from the Egyptians and their heauy bondage.
when they feel the benefit of their separation, they Are a glad people, even as the Israelites separated from the egyptians and their heavy bondage.
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Hezron begate Ram. ] 1. Chron. 2. 9. Matth. 1. This Ram or Aram was not Hezrons first borne,Hezron begat Ram. ] 1. Chronicles 2. 9. Matthew 1. This Ram or Aram was not Hezrons First born,
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but Ierahmeel; to giue vs to know, that the Lord tyed not himselfe to the first borne,
but Jerahmeel; to give us to know, that the Lord tied not himself to the First born,
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but he chose sometime the second, as here, and sometime the youngest, as Dauid: and so he doth at this day;
but he chosen sometime the second, as Here, and sometime the youngest, as David: and so he does At this day;
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which is the cause of the difference of Children from one Father and one Mother, hauing the same education, some doing well, other some ill.
which is the cause of the difference of Children from one Father and one Mother, having the same education, Some doing well, other Some ill.
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The name signifieth high: for so are the Elect with God, and being once Hezrons, ioyfull in the waies of God, they seeke and set their mindes on things aboue,
The name signifies high: for so Are the Elect with God, and being once Hezrons, joyful in the ways of God, they seek and Set their minds on things above,
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as the Apostle exhorts all risen with Christ to doe.
as the Apostle exhorts all risen with christ to do.
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They be not base-minded, to pore vpon the world, as Earthwormes, but are high-minded towards God and things aboue;
They be not base-minded, to poor upon the world, as Earthworms, but Are High-minded towards God and things above;
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they are of a generous spirit, not suffering the things below to tread downe their affections,
they Are of a generous Spirit, not suffering the things below to tread down their affections,
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and to draw them from God.
and to draw them from God.
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Ram begate Aminadab. ] 1. Chro. 2. 10. Matth. 1. He was Father in law to Aaron, who married his daughter Elishebah; this name signifieth my people is noble, or free, and so are the Elect: Ram begat Aminadab. ] 1. Chro 2. 10. Matthew 1. He was Father in law to Aaron, who married his daughter Elishebah; this name signifies my people is noble, or free, and so Are the Elect:
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for hauing attain'd to this height, that they become Rams, or Arams, they free themselues from the world,
for having attained to this height, that they become Rams, or Arams, they free themselves from the world,
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as far as it hindereth them from setting their minds on things aboue.
as Far as it hindereth them from setting their minds on things above.
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And Aminadab begate Nahshon. ] 1. Chron. 2. Matth. 1. Who was brother in law to Aaron, the head and Prince of the Tribe of Iudah; which host consisted of 74600. valiant men, the first Standerd. And Aminadab begat Nahshon. ] 1. Chronicles 2. Matthew 1. Who was brother in law to Aaron, the head and Prince of the Tribe of Iudah; which host consisted of 74600. valiant men, the First Standard.
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This first offered to the dedication of the Altar: For the greatest should be the forwardest to Gods seruice, and to aduance Religion.
This First offered to the dedication of the Altar: For the greatest should be the forwardest to God's service, and to advance Religion.
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This also first set forward with his charge towards Canaan: so should the greatest with their families set forward to Heauen.
This also First Set forward with his charge towards Canaan: so should the greatest with their families Set forward to Heaven.
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This signifieth experiment or triall; for the Elect of God hauing gotten to bee Aminadabs, and become free, they taste of the Lords goodnesse,
This signifies experiment or trial; for the Elect of God having got to be Aminadabs, and become free, they taste of the lords Goodness,
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and can say with Deuid; Come and see what the Lord hath done for my soule.
and can say with David; Come and see what the Lord hath done for my soul.
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They keepe in remembrance the kindnesse of the Lord, and can speake of his noble acts.
They keep in remembrance the kindness of the Lord, and can speak of his noble acts.
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And Nahshon begate Salmon, ] 1. Chro. 2. 11. where he is called Salma: he married Rahab, Mat. 1. 5. Thus in the Line of Christ are brought in Gentiles,And Nahshon begat Salmon, ] 1. Chro 2. 11. where he is called Salma: he married Rahab, Mathew 1. 5. Thus in the Line of christ Are brought in Gentiles,
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for our comfort, of whom he came, as well as of the Iewes; and is our kinsman, as well as theirs.
for our Comfort, of whom he Come, as well as of the Iewes; and is our kinsman, as well as theirs.
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This signifieth peaceable, and so are the Elect:
This signifies peaceable, and so Are the Elect:
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for after they become Nahshons, experienced in Gods goodnesse, they haue a peaceable conscience, they haue a quiet minde, without murmuring, without doubting, without gainesaying the will of God in any thing, which may happen,
for After they become Nahshons, experienced in God's Goodness, they have a peaceable conscience, they have a quiet mind, without murmuring, without doubting, without gainsaying the will of God in any thing, which may happen,
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though it crosse them in this world neuer so much, they bee peaceable also towards others,
though it cross them in this world never so much, they be peaceable also towards Others,
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because the wisedome from aboue, with which they are indued, is peaceable. And Salmon begate Boaz, ] 1. Chron. 2. 11. of whom I haue spoken before.
Because the Wisdom from above, with which they Are endued, is peaceable. And Salmon begat Boaz, ] 1. Chronicles 2. 11. of whom I have spoken before.
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It signifieth in strength: for when the Elect are Salmons, that they finde inward peace with God,
It signifies in strength: for when the Elect Are Salmons, that they find inward peace with God,
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and that they know God to bee with them, then they say to their soules, as the Angell to Gideon, Goe in this thy strength:
and that they know God to be with them, then they say to their Souls, as the Angel to gideon, Go in this thy strength:
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for in the Lord they are valiant, and by his helpe may doe worthily, being confident in God.
for in the Lord they Are valiant, and by his help may do worthily, being confident in God.
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And Boaz begate Obed, ] 1. Chron. 2. Mat. 1. Of this also before. It signifieth seruing: such are the Lords Elect, they are his seruants:And Boaz begat Obed, ] 1. Chronicles 2. Mathew 1. Of this also before. It signifies serving: such Are the lords Elect, they Are his Servants:
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for when God hath made them Boazes, and put strength of grace into their hearts to withstand their spirituall aduersaries, they wil become obediēt Obeds.
for when God hath made them Boazes, and put strength of grace into their hearts to withstand their spiritual Adversaries, they will become obedient Obeds.
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And Obed begate Iesse, ] 1. Chron. 2. 13. Mat. 1. who dwelt at Bethlehem, And Obed begat Iesse, ] 1. Chronicles 2. 13. Mathew 1. who dwelled At Bethlehem,
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and was an ancient man in the dayes of Saul. This signifieth a gift or offering: and such bee all true Obeds, when the elect become seruiceable and obedient, the ioy they feele in the Lords seruice, maketh them Iesses, euen to offer themselues to God, as holy and acceptable sacrifices.
and was an ancient man in the days of Saul. This signifies a gift or offering: and such be all true Obeds, when the elect become serviceable and obedient, the joy they feel in the lords service, makes them Jesses, even to offer themselves to God, as holy and acceptable Sacrifices.
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And Iesse begate Dauid, ] 1. Chron. 2. 13, 15. Mat. 1. Of this Kingly Prophet and propheticall King, I might speake more at large,And Iesse begat David, ] 1. Chronicles 2. 13, 15. Mathew 1. Of this Kingly Prophet and prophetical King, I might speak more At large,
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then might seeme sutable to this briefe exposition: I therefore referre you to the Bookes of Samuel, and the first of the Kings,
then might seem suitable to this brief exposition: I Therefore refer you to the Books of Samuel, and the First of the Kings,
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and the first of the Chronicles, and to the Booke of Psalmes, which liuely set out this holy man, a man after the Lords owne heart.
and the First of the Chronicles, and to the Book of Psalms, which lively Set out this holy man, a man After the lords own heart.
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His name signifieth beloued: and such are the Lords Elect; and they may know themselues to be so, God witnessing his loue to them:
His name signifies Beloved: and such Are the lords Elect; and they may know themselves to be so, God witnessing his love to them:
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for when they bee once Pharez, separated from the vaine world; Hezrons, ioyfull and glad in this their separation;
for when they be once Perez, separated from the vain world; Hezrons, joyful and glad in this their separation;
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Ram's, lifted vp in mind to heauenly things; Aminadabs, a free people from spirituall thraldome, hauing gotten the Spirit of Adoption; Nahshons, experienced in Gods loue; Salmons, peaceable;Ram's, lifted up in mind to heavenly things; Aminadabs, a free people from spiritual thraldom, having got the Spirit of Adoption; Nahshons, experienced in God's love; Salmons, peaceable;
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and Boazes, going on in this their strength; and Obeds, obedient;
and Boazes, going on in this their strength; and Obeds, obedient;
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and that freely, as Iesses: what doubt is there, but that they bee Dauids, euen beloued of God?
and that freely, as Jesses: what doubt is there, but that they be David, even Beloved of God?
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To conclude this Chapter, and so this whole History, we may here see, how from a meane estate, some can arise to great honour:
To conclude this Chapter, and so this Whole History, we may Here see, how from a mean estate, Some can arise to great honour:
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as Ruth from gleaning, to be the wife of Boaz, and the Grand-mother of a King and Prophet.
as Ruth from gleaning, to be the wife of Boaz, and the Grandmother of a King and Prophet.
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Thus poore Mordecai was exalted, and that on a suddaine, from sack-cloth into silken Robes fit for a King;
Thus poor Mordecai was exalted, and that on a sudden, from Sackcloth into silken Robes fit for a King;
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from feare and danger of death, to great honor, and to be feared. And thus came Ioseph from a prison, to be a Prince in Egypt;
from Fear and danger of death, to great honour, and to be feared. And thus Come Ioseph from a prison, to be a Prince in Egypt;
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and Dauid from keeping sheepe, to bee the King of Israel: all which is the worke of God, as Hannah singeth, Dauid publisheth, and Daniel teacheth.
and David from keeping sheep, to be the King of Israel: all which is the work of God, as Hannah sings, David Publisheth, and daniel Teaches.
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It is easie with the Lord, suddainely to make a poore man rich, and to exalt him to honour.
It is easy with the Lord, suddenly to make a poor man rich, and to exalt him to honour.
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And therefore let such as be low, not enuie the aduancement of others lifted vp; it is of God;
And Therefore let such as be low, not envy the advancement of Others lifted up; it is of God;
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and let them not repine, nor murmure to see themselues neglected:
and let them not repine, nor murmur to see themselves neglected:
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for if God held it good for such, and for his glory, to be lifted vp, as he can do it:
for if God held it good for such, and for his glory, to be lifted up, as he can do it:
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so verily he would do it, as well as he doth others: for God respecteth no person, but doth what hee pleaseth in heauen and in earth,
so verily he would do it, as well as he does Others: for God respecteth no person, but does what he Pleases in heaven and in earth,
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& what is most for his glory, though we iudge, perhaps, otherwise.
& what is most for his glory, though we judge, perhaps, otherwise.
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Another thing may wee note for the comfort of the godly, That great is the reward of Religion.
another thing may we note for the Comfort of the godly, That great is the reward of Religion.
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Ruth was of the Lord mercifully rewarded, as we haue heard;Ruth was of the Lord mercifully rewarded, as we have herd;
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so was Rahab by faith preserued, and all with her, brought from among cursed Canaanites, to bee among the Israelites;
so was Rahab by faith preserved, and all with her, brought from among cursed Canaanites, to be among the Israelites;
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yea, to become the wife of Salmon a Prince in Israel:
yea, to become the wife of Salmon a Prince in Israel:
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and lastly, to be vouchsafed this mercy, to bee recorded with the faithfull in the Catalogue of the most Renowned,
and lastly, to be vouchsafed this mercy, to be recorded with the faithful in the Catalogue of the most Renowned,
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yea, and to be mentioned with Abraham, for her good works, the fruit of true faith.
yea, and to be mentioned with Abraham, for her good works, the fruit of true faith.
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What got Dauid for his vpright heart, though he seemed to be neglected of his parents,
What god David for his upright heart, though he seemed to be neglected of his Parents,
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and sent to keepe sheepe, and not called to the Feast, till Samuel caused him to bee sent for? Was not hee for all that, esteemed of God,
and sent to keep sheep, and not called to the Feast, till Samuel caused him to be sent for? Was not he for all that, esteemed of God,
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& chosen before all his brethren? The Lord will not let goodnesse be vnrewarded: for godlinesse hath the promise of this life, and of the Life to come.
& chosen before all his brothers? The Lord will not let Goodness be unrewarded: for godliness hath the promise of this life, and of the Life to come.
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And in this, let all that truely feare God, comfort themselues, and looke vp to the recompence of the reward, which in due time they shall receiue to the full, if they faint not.
And in this, let all that truly Fear God, Comfort themselves, and look up to the recompense of the reward, which in due time they shall receive to the full, if they faint not.
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Blessed be God, and his Name be praised for euermore. Amen. FINIS.
Blessed be God, and his Name be praised for evermore. Amen. FINIS.
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