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Thirdly, We should from hence learne to shew forth the fruits of this heavenly dew, in those severall expressions which the Prophet her useth, drawn from the consideration of a garden, forrest, fruitfull field, heavenly Paradise, which is a similitude frequently used by the holy spirit, to note the beauty, sweetnesse, fruit, comfort, shelter, protection, which the Church of Christ affordeth to the members of it, Esay 35.1, 2.58, 11. Cant. 4.12, 6.16, •. as on the other side the wicked are compared unto a dry desert, and barren wildernesse, Esay 35.6, 7.41.18. Ier. 17.6. |
Thirdly, We should from hence Learn to show forth the fruits of this heavenly due, in those several expressions which the Prophet her uses, drawn from the consideration of a garden, forest, fruitful field, heavenly Paradise, which is a similitude frequently used by the holy Spirit, to note the beauty, sweetness, fruit, Comfort, shelter, protection, which the Church of christ affords to the members of it, Isaiah 35.1, 2.58, 11. Cant 4.12, 6.16, •. as on the other side the wicked Are compared unto a dry desert, and barren Wilderness, Isaiah 35.6, 7.41.18. Jeremiah 17.6. |
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