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and that he puts Punishment into one Scale, as we Offences into the other; He makes the Punishment many times to have such a similitude with the Sin, as that the Patient may see his Malady in the Nature of the Means which are meant for Cure. Thus in that famous Controversy 'twixt God and Sodom, we may observe an Analoge as well of Likeness, as of Proportion; for besides that his Iudgment was just as general as their Sin, and only a Lot exempted from the one, who only was guiltless of the other; they were appositely burnt with Fire of Brimstone, as before they had been with the Fire of Lust. And as their Lust was contrenatural, although from Hell; so likewise was their Fire, because from Heaven. Thus when Corah and his Confederates (the very first Levellers we ever read of) had widely open'd Their Mouths against Moses and Aaron, straight the Earth, by way of Talio, open'd hers against Them. No sooner were their Throats become open Sepulchers for the Burying of their King and their Priest alive, but straight it follows in the Text, that they were swallowed up quick. |
and that he puts Punishment into one Scale, as we Offences into the other; He makes the Punishment many times to have such a similitude with the since, as that the Patient may see his Malady in the Nature of the Means which Are meant for Cure. Thus in that famous Controversy betwixt God and Sodom, we may observe an Analogy as well of Likeness, as of Proportion; for beside that his Judgement was just as general as their since, and only a Lot exempted from the one, who only was guiltless of the other; they were appositely burned with Fire of Brimstone, as before they had been with the Fire of Lust. And as their Lust was contrenatural, although from Hell; so likewise was their Fire, Because from Heaven. Thus when Corah and his Confederates (the very First Levellers we ever read of) had widely opened Their Mouths against Moses and Aaron, straight the Earth, by Way of Talio, opened hers against Them. No sooner were their Throats become open Sepulchers for the Burying of their King and their Priest alive, but straight it follows in the Text, that they were swallowed up quick. |
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