Dives and Lazarus: or rather, Divellish dives: deliuered in a sermon at Pauls Crosse, by R.I. preacher of the word. ; Very necessary for these times, and purposely published for the great comfort of those that taste the bitternesse of affliction..
and Lazarus in his bosome, &c. THese wordes (right Honourable, right Worshipfull, and Beloued) haue relation vnto the precedent verses in this Chapter, wherein our Sauiour Christ, from the 13 verse to the seuentéenth, reproueth the couetousnes of the Pharises, by shewing vnto them, that no man can serue two Masters, that is, God and Riches.
and Lazarus in his bosom, etc. THese words (right Honourable, right Worshipful, and beloved) have Relation unto the precedent Verses in this Chapter, wherein our Saviour christ, from the 13 verse to the seuentéenth, Reproveth the covetousness of the Pharisees, by showing unto them, that no man can serve two Masters, that is, God and Riches.
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Hearken, and I shall speake of a great rich man, that flourished here on earth, in all pompe and aboundance, that shined in Courtly Purple Robes, that was cloathed in Bystus and fine Silke, that fared deliciously, that was lodged softly, that liued pleasantly.
Harken, and I shall speak of a great rich man, that flourished Here on earth, in all pomp and abundance, that shined in Courtly Purple Robes, that was clothed in Bystus and fine Silk, that fared deliciously, that was lodged softly, that lived pleasantly.
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his yeares being expired, and his dayes numbred, and his time determined, he was inuited to the fatall banquet of blacks vgly Death, that maketh all men subiect to the rigour of his Law:
his Years being expired, and his days numbered, and his time determined, he was invited to the fatal banquet of blacks ugly Death, that makes all men Subject to the rigour of his Law:
from his soft Silke and white Byssus, to cruell paines in black Abyssus; from his Pallace here on earth, to the Pallace of Pluto in hell; from Paradise, to a dungeon;
from his soft Silk and white Byssus, to cruel pains in black Abyssus; from his Palace Here on earth, to the Palace of Pluto in hell; from Paradise, to a dungeon;
from pleasures to paines, from ioyes to torments, and that by hellish meanes and damned spirits, into the infernall Lake of bottomlesse Barathrum, where is wo, wo,
from pleasures to pains, from Joys to torments, and that by hellish means and damned spirits, into the infernal Lake of bottomless Barathrum, where is woe, woe,
and all the people that forget GOD, Psalme 9. Hearken also of a certaine poore Begger, cloathed in tagges, with miserics pined, pained with griefes grieued with sores, sorely tormented, vnmercifully contemned, lying at this Rich mans gate, desiring to be refreshed but with the crums that fell from this Rich mans table:
and all the people that forget GOD, Psalm 9. Harken also of a certain poor Beggar, clothed in tagges, with miserics pined, pained with griefs grieved with sores, sorely tormented, unmercifully contemned, lying At this Rich men gate, desiring to be refreshed but with the crumbs that fell from this Rich men table:
