91?  rcurij 25;. fanzmr. mpg.
I?“ is this day Ordered by the Com,

3m-ons Hozzfe of Parliamezm that My:
So1.icitor do give thanks to Mr.” flrrom

fmizr/9 for the great pains he took this day

in the Sermon he preached at the pub...

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lique Fafi at St c.Wfmgz:zret5ain the City 4

of VVefl:minfler, at the imreane of the

‘fetid Houfe aezfind it is defired that he do

print his Sermon. And it is Ordered,

A that no man {hall prefume to print his
Sermon, but Whom he {hall authorize

sagfler his hand-wwriting.  k

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Before the Honorable Houfe 
M At: =.:.h_cir late lolctnnc Fafi, fan. :5.  

  By felon e/[rrcmfmit/9. B. D; Preachewof"

the “G-ofpcl at lfifncgs-Liam; in Norflvlke.

T ‘Pub1ij72ed by Order of tlmt Hat:/é.
Mann. 10. 34. ’
I came not in fiend Peacejmt A: .Smora£.  
 Paaem hzécre debet rvalxmmr,
BcA’um»%.necef3'it»z:. Augujl.

LONDON:

Primed for S A M u E L MAN,dwclling at the figne %  

ofchcSwa_nn in CPau~l: Churchyard. 1 6 4. 3;...

       

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A S S E M B L E D IN

wAKp2e~ emgt 

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* '  you keepers: camwt but fee that no-
    thing is wanting on your pare For
A   you have endeavoured mfeme it by
a fetled Militia, re gather out Malignant; as flozzesg
to4pZmzt.ér with men of pictie and rrufl as cizaéce
mizeeg to builfi the tower ef aepowerfull Z\/fini/Zery

   
 

 

  

  in the midit ofie » and we to makea wizzegrefie

theeein foezhe Iqfzeezing 0%‘ Delinquents. Gofi
forbédthaeieleeed ef the yepes of thazzakfull ac“
kmowledgemcmsfi any fiwufld bring fbreh vb-iide
grapes of cenfilres anfi obioquies. Your ca re MM

  Paws formerly taken for the eeconciling of Scot... .

1 1and,as aim fax the red ueing of Ereland, anfi re-
M   %  %  4   fmmiflg

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' fe>t:'mieg~  

 .:‘.‘,.\r; .—=e  l‘: J» a‘ H‘ \
1 [re  Decltcatoityt.

~Vl7v“ 1-» ——....‘,..

 ever Ghee have been (0
 thatt in applying to your Wi{eat‘:t'rl

ls:

.. ltHDi‘3tJr3l3le Senate that compteeatioh we read of
.f  tn the Prophet feremy, The Lead blefle thee, 0 befi-
l taticm offifltce and mmmtairz efHoZ:'rtefle,l {hall but

publifh,cr1'er»like, the votes of all well-e&'e<§tecl

tin Chrillettclome. You are now engaged in a

Way of lL1Cl‘1 h eroick defignes as pefletitie cannot
chufe but let the {lamp ofnever-dying Honour

upon. 0 kiflé t/261$‘ 022,22/Z be be at-ngrie, mm‘ ye peri/b V

tn the we}. Rifle, and you {hall be tefaluted: {ome
tneafiite cf that bleffing of hleflings petitioned

  for in the Song of Songs, Let him kzfle me mitb the

/ale: cf /2:’: mozztiafctr t/qy love is better than ‘Mite,
{hall undouhtedl befall you. ./rtalmqus a Cour-
tier received from King Qzres a cup ofgold; at

the fame time Clazgfanstazt the beloved Favourite

received a l<i[l"e from him, which t%heothct obler.
vingfaid, {as Xenophon reports it The cup you

gave me wtwlnat [0 good gold 42: the kifle you gave
C/2r)/azzttw. Beleeve it,Noble and generous Wop  
thies,~all thetreafute of this world is no Way

eompatabl7e.to one kifle of Chtifls mouth , one
beams of his fave ut,one&rop of his grace-,lDo
you go on to manifeft zeal for his Name, and he
will not fail to manifefi love to your fouls. It is

not enely fit but neceflatie that your ptiviledges,  
Laws

l'1’l;' Ej»?/He oedzmry.

l:aws‘”‘a:.;d goods: lhould Pcill be precious in you;
fight: yet be {me in point of care to exalt the
Ordinances of Chrifl above your own Priovi...

—v——-——a—uu4#

_lodges, his Golpel above your Laws, his Gloria“

above your goods. Orlxcrwiléin cola of~clil¥~l’cr~
vice; the Some can be a22gry,as well; as the Father;
yea of o great is tide wail: qftlm Laznlne, as the great-
cl’: men upon earth cannot vvltlxfland it, Ric...
markablc is that of Cajetamwbo than C0«m.mC1],§~
ing upon Mizttlvmflvhcn the French Iould.iorls

R.ev.6. 1 5'3 1'9.

having broken into Rome, oflbrccl all manner of

abulc anclviolcncc to the Clorgie , inforzs lchis
.p,aHag"c into his notes on Chap. glvclrll 1 g. (2% are
tl3eA/alt of the mrtl», but I/Jejblt 724% la,/l imflzlrozfir,

lbberewirb /bail it [we /aired .5’ It is tlyenreflilrt/2 good 

foi*l—~mt}2:n__lg but to be 64]} out‘, and to be tro don wzdeér

 foot of mm)  zine 7-"relates of Rome, {Erich be, do

new find tin: tmtla of this by ‘awful! ex,0e;rie2zce «, éeing
become a /com andlprey not to Infidel: lmltClm/limzs,
 the ma]? rilg/mlouxs ifidgemerzt of +Cod;becau[e we

‘ E-vanzzimmm
ad lrzibilum V
mi/as nifi ad .'
5'-3’-'fE‘?’fldd’ l!'£?‘£""‘
moniaa, exter-

‘R2./zg-'5 bomz,(g°c‘§

wlaa by our plalces /770;:/d 5:11’? beerzflaejalt oftlsre mrtb ~
imdlofl omf Jlmmw, ¢;MI'l22e:rE glad for little el/:3 (mt.

looking after the outward Ri'tt§ and Tfievcmzes of the
C{>uv’cl.). Hrvmz is It tz'7.2t,.tocget}2er 112it.l': ws, this whole

(itycome: to 5:: tvrlya-1enu!zcler]’?3ot this‘ fix:/2% of May,  .
Alana Dalm, :s'5z7.l Soldlmgerous is it For Officc--

l bcarszrs to da.;~gelL1er,;aLol,-,fo1f luch 33 'managc the  

pubhqu§.+

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Apublique afiaérn nf Chnrch c>3:“nS:.:.n:n:*n_, not an (pend

their grea:ePc intention ngnn the grnax things af

A God.  

A Ifthispoore difcnurfcnnofminn may cmwtnbute
thcicafl min: towards the quickning of ynut
hearts in the Way everlafiing, I have m0ugh.Thc-2
world no &oubz VW“ parnn my being Teen in
Print when it fees an Order for it. But if" your
own judicious eyes fhall new diflike What your
cares lately appmvcd ( the fame thing fcidomc
appearing the {a me in a tmnficnc viewnand a per..-
mamnt reviialijif this Scrmnns nigiitwdrsfln

  have rendred it fomewhat: too homciy for the n
light of £2: knowing an Age; be plfeafed to con;

fidcr that the Sworfi , the Covenanmvcnging

A Sword, a [harp  theme, 1nqniresrazhc.r

kecnncflia than fmoothneffe of flilaf; but chiefly

that my ayme was to preach not my Inf, bu:  
% Chrifl Iefus the Lord, and myfelf %

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thfl fortzerh, no Ieflfithen foure

? mazes fiveiu;¢igem¢nr§.rI1r§3»tned in café of rebellion, as
A ‘Pi/“W” 1‘€C=i0f75 Up 223 ms Analyfe. Smith is the courfe

of Dwme providence : where Iniqgitie breakes

‘fafc 3 Calamirie will be gzrc £0 dine 5 to {up when-%
% A   W ig 

      /2 Serman [2mzcbeda_t_z'/96 zate”E;p  

.r..——. V-— 

it Vdénesg and $0 léfldgfi Where it fwppes. jufiice rea-
quhres that the crie efefinne flrzeeald be anfwered with an

eeeho of wkratih : wiernefie ‘the Wnrdsbe'fi3re,my Tezitg If

jrenvil not lzerefurmed by  t/.7ingJee-‘mt wil1néal&_qa~y¢ty-5;.

r} zznro matfaen mi/1%I;j’o zvazlé rgxetrqzyr uyrzfajyopzd 6» mfg}
pung”/Eryonfetféa-2:072 fifi2e!_fe*r}akr  .VVf.‘.‘:.I’d§ that we}-3

defervea giraffe,‘ and ‘wiwtéa ear ieave fhali have it; Ifjer
will not be refbrfizedlyy t»‘?:@s’E i/Jing.r,,}.'0 wit, Ehfi fore-men ...

.M M w,,,,_; tiomed plagues. The e1’}d«C9ifM‘Ge,‘;rv¢73s firiking irssflto ~refi21rm;§

pit zzrcmemiet, the end“crfhi‘s reforming, m fizfve. He§«x1ab‘m,~e;»g me Q}-$3....
3:39;: “’?;’f;z_‘, tures as wxth Aleaes E9 wean us from the"m,::md give em‘
&;,-P,.,. ’ ' fouis occafion offeekmg E0 ~:£'2oA{éfu11brea&e%o&=:he Lord?

jefus, which doe "even eke %"-f3r% want oi7dra:wipg;,, and rum
moi’: fieely when they are mai} heartily fuekc. Far men,
to conrmue unreformed mm«virh'fland‘ir;g time thing; is 4

 a befiiafl ,yea di3.b€3I_iC.'€1“ pm. Vmleiflmzdfe lvxmrzfla among

ilfié peoplegbe that c/Jafirfis‘/2 the beatbcnrfiall mt be carved??? .

1 Pfal. 94,-. 8‘. -10. Zwee may rayfeit a téwte higher and flay,“
Vndeerfiandaye d'2v~ellifl'1 among tfic people; for ta «be 31.».

w%a;§e:we.sA?i<{uff¢ifit-1_g,,emevereeepeehting, as the p1foperry'o‘feein$ **

fi'l‘i‘I‘i‘€t1i §§JiI”iT$~E%::'t wz'Z2' walk earztrmf;/. awztn me; New wife he
czmfiz  mar: paflé p:m3te:zditm~;The plea isgrhat men can-
IIQE, but the !;‘.3&“i.:?t§1 13 they willenot do otherwife, being.

  mm 9,25. ersewieriwweeirezéndws Coloflruz z. A The Way ofimpeu

nirezice is   Czfconrrariéty re; Gad: wh (jfe“h(";:]7 A Law

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  31” 5°’ 17 the rebel! CFMS behind ms back. To }ez’"ua.€hr1fir;;they ee-_

ifi*¢,;_?,'ef7‘é%>’m‘%i”%'<‘3 enemies tohis Propheticell chaire, that hate.

ta/be ‘re *E‘m’m*ed‘% , mhis Priefily Cmife, that miénd earzh...

_j*2ha!.;.;-3-,r9;. Iy’  gm his Kein»g1y4eT:3mne§ may Weg11:e;;gmg‘hwe- .

%' fI"‘ké1%17_, hi~:73?:,  e-’eig;ne~0verti1em ‘: fig alfo to che Hgjy Gm-3{};5_

Epbef.q., go, §7i§;*’§‘}1,e/£_”37£7:”.I2f!.}C"'L‘1 mu=reIésed'o not comely grieve, bu-4:_vcxe Sand.

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      '33”   £0n_ .
 ;:%~rm:£.5, :9Wefife-WwjwffliehafIfigwarre agamfc you by my mdgeu-L
      es you have fang?-1tAag2:inf‘e me by your fin-3. eras

4444444 % ' A the

,,w'’

éefire the HonamaEleIEez:jeef:CwmaexL   A Q A T A 

the natureofconrrariesfe to” d0e:Frigm:1a ptegazalvcmt eel;-4  
e'ie,heme:ete,{z°eeid', heate and cold, moyfirure and draught am! ;,gm_,,,7, »
expel“! each when Ifmen W111 needs be drmrag God our ‘

V mftheir thoughts, fpeeches, lives, no wonder ifG<::d BE-in

peilthé outoftheir hcahh, efiates5peace:Nor.hing more
inf}: then fuch kinds of reetaliarioms which the Scrip:-are
a%b0unds~wich ; {Fee it proporti@nin“gjea1oufie to jealou-
fie, and provecation to prmmcation, Dwet. 322.2 I. A The;

f bame waved we tajeefonfie mi if: that which 7'»: net Geog they

imam prezaeked wee to anger wit!) t/.1-sir zxamftiee 3 czrzdl we'll
meme/new toejeelozyie with t/Sufi that are not apeoplggzf will
prez.-eke them to anger with .»:__fIeol.%¢_'/7; N atian.  umber‘ in
number, 13/21.65. I I 5 I 2. T e are they t/2 etfurmflr the drinén
L0 eringte If/9‘ atrzuméer, t/Jerefavre will I numberyezeta tfse
fwrd. Choifé to choifif, Iflé 6.. 3,4,. T lacy /zuwe c/.m_/Em tbeir
‘-emu weycs,I willaljb cbzyé their delz.fim:.r.Devifl: my devifé,

V Mz'x2.2.I%,g ; W 0 to them that dewg'[33 iniguitie, t/aerefivre t/.;w;r
faith the Lord,beFJeld,agai1zfl tb:i.rf§z2:2il; de I dezxsfi an em‘!/?.

Frowardneflé to frowardrgeffce , Pflzl. I 8. 26. Wit/Iatfde
were téozxf/Jaltfibezzv t/JyfeQ'e pilwgend with the frowaral time

wilt Ifiesv ti} fzlfefroward : 31117:’ as contrariety“ here to comm

trariety. And willpunfiyezejetféven tz’we.rfEn~ yeéerjiazx 3 1 gm” 5%

eBy17::ven~L1nderfiand many times , as w_he131eis~; mad 3‘ the pm 364% 5],

” L‘-llfé: to followmds, and yokes of iron to be put on afce-r K; V I 
' e % V 1 4 mg. 9%  :-
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barrenhethborme {even ‘and that in aeedéflemblers hegrt % A ; _

there are fizven abominatims : yet {even times, to wir,o- V

vet‘ 8:. above what they fuffered befo teen, fiver} times. more.

as it is here, verfl 18 .and'2 I. It being the Lords ‘manner

ofdeaiing to affliét iightly at firft, bupmore geievoufiy e  
afeerwards: where plaifierswill net {ewe the cum, Ian» I, , ~ e A
cingmay1belo,okedf‘ar, ifmt difmembréng, Scerpions my 9’  « 

 

yoke:-3 of wood. A ‘   _    

Hitherto ofjjudgmeentsin general}, which the c_o1'_;e— ~

erencc hinted us :0» e Come we now to that—-particular in "
V " B 3 the

A    A   .4 ermem [7rracb%edatAAzf;e/ate      

the-text‘:AIAwi/15:ri%Ig afwgrignpanjatn A, ibaiJ¢Ja1iaA§7e,§A2‘geA .

ibeF«1uarrAel1afmj Caz/erzant.  A A A
or the fa!) unprovemem: of which claufe _., may it

  pleafc this Hcsnourable and Chrifiian Afi"emb1y§::o1midA  

A the attentive patient ear-as till Ihave opened and apply-
ed chef: three propofitions.   A A A A A A A  
1 . Warre is a judgment 050’-ads own bringing.1 w%z'l£'
brimgafword. A A '  ’ A A A I
A 2. The {word is anmftrumenr o£vengeance:A fwAordA
"$bdiflmI[M‘J€7:?g€’. A A « A ‘ * A A A A
3A That which the fword comes to avenge, is fame
quarrellofGods Covenant : am-rage the gswzrrell of
‘ AA r:ayACer72enarzt. A A % A A A A I
To the firflr of thefé, Scrip-ruregives freqpentrcftia
A monie : Te /mvefimred I/ye fword, arid! milllzring afwvrd
AA;;pc2njoz¢ , flsif/3 t/be Lw*dAGoal. Ezech.n. 8. I’-IeeitAi»s that
command: tbefnzord, Amos 9.4. thatfaith unto it, Swam?
ga t/arcmg lsfztcb as Lana’, Em": k. I 4. I 7. Its charge and com-
‘million comes frqm him; 0 témufwcardof taéealorgtl, how
lmg AAi=J19iI*l it bee ere thaw bee gniet .9 }>zxtA up t/J}fé;:fé'Air!f0fa5€

% fiabéerd , rqfl awdbeflill. %Haz:v*'cAm it 5: qz;iAet , féez'r2gjtI1cA A

A Lard éath given it acinzrgeagairgfl Axkeion , andkgainfl
W-Aum -W ~ the Sezz flaare .9 2‘/acre /mt}: bemppaizztedit, Jer...c;7.e”r1dA. To
'vf:W~ =mm A fome itmay perhaps fseme that Saint 3‘ame.r AdAetermine'sA
fj; W oAtherwi2%:~ by what he hath left upon record, Cbapr. 4.A 3 , A
im-exam: ex from :v;{ve::ce camelmzrrer am‘dfi‘g£1tingxVawomgyc=2; .4’ come

fl~’?‘='-'A‘3’V"V’~“A W 5“ -A’ '*mtAi3erzce ewe:-M marl: ” NBA AA 7:»: A ‘ ' 2
mfiwrm mu. l'r€_’)V_r A A f} _ zfi: at war: ymrr mam-Iéerx,

A ff?mi&¢!I£ A ,-,2 And was it*iA~'~.A. that the next: caufes ofmofi warm are the

Im¢”i5"‘..l’A5“"“”~'s's» 1211755 mfnxen. C577/2:fl0.v:e fpeakimg of theAChurc:h Apo-
  fzolzcail, and czimmnmry ofizgooda therein, Ahathflthas rm.
.,sr:aA~_,€;;igzA- g;,A_~::’,~;,,¢_ m'§rk.;a§:wI€ pgflége {T[vesfi' twafriwiiams Award: ( fi1th.heeA)
Ag t31“';:»"?‘A; Mme mid témze 33:Z7zcI7:t /Ema /mveAocc4f?o7¢Aedfb fi¢.:£?f_)' Wiarrexy

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[N flfé   mm and fa oftmfet me zavafld lg} tbemre: roger/Mira. were baazrflrgf

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my: bf Afl’e{%;_}2;Z:;{}r5C/;rrif§iany H322; lirved zzpmz earth
We ufig .4;zgV:II; 5I0\:i7§ee,_e_/9€14§»'.€‘?Z,Afl.Ot edifagreezng among them...
feives. Y'ec 3311 thus enotwxthfiandmg ,, fuc1»1.eeiAs the ‘ firoke

whe-ieh Divkienefflmvidénce.haAah Aén ordering the hearts of

«men 5 “the: ;,Go,d himAfeifeeA¥s:;;zmAly{aid :oVeb.ring the Sword
‘Awfhich is d rewn their crreupriems 5 yea to tend an evil!
fpi!'~i=_t of comen»tion~bet,weeAzi them, as once betweeene A-
lviwilccffi and the men 0fSecbem, ]t1d<r.g.'2 3. C AA

Let us fee vvhace-maybe~iuFerdA»Afrom nénce; Ifehe {were
he ofefiods bringing, then A       V A   r
_ F irfk, ~iC(h;1H:fiI’i‘€flyb€ at his difpofall. AV 4 For it fiands
not with thehonour of ‘God to bring in what hee cannot ‘
m{e;easAm_en fomerime bring ar1eE1ephanre~ into the field
by which thean17&=1VfisAare.f3Ver~n*2af’cered;e “ Wee may take
for a maxime that which amid fluid to Golim§,Tbe Zmttell 7‘ 5”“ 7'-~’:~7‘*
55- the Low , wholly his {mm firfi t~i3 me. He is is that  A  
"‘mu{%e;w5 th€:AeAmen_, 1/4. 1354‘.  Lord of 1245/}: mufieretb
the Iaafl of tbeAlmtfelL Hetheae orders   the amunician, Im  
30.412 5., TiJee%Laredba«t1:re AAapetze;de£*i$%armo2y,andEm£b bmuglat‘ L

forth the weepahxof £1211‘ i7ec1ign.:tio:z.* fbr aflmk‘ if the worlge of

the Lard God of bqflx intbe lerzdajft/oe Cfmldemzx. ‘He than V
renders the weaponsvain er pmfpemus. Namzapon Atbae
isfiarmed again]? f1ba?e_/27:11! pr::fper,*eI{ay 54. lat}. A T£mFr~.gr.. A
ereozeax (‘ball fire Am lafa migelfit} expert mmeanane £3543 remmeire
mine, Ier. 5'0. 9. He that fl.'I'€n.g£h€1‘1S the one, ..f and weav-
Eeens the other pm‘ti€’.*S arms :1 zvillfirengtben tbearme: ej?‘ V
the Kéng afBelgyla;n, andxput Amjwerd in {air bandgbut I wife.
J);-eelge Pbardab: azrme, and/Jee flJ;zl1gr;49rZ!2'€ before 125 w mi fifzee  
stbe graaningxojéa deécdfy waitmled tame, E26 &':..g0, 94.» A A “

  Secondly, ce enit Ai~sAinA his pewer to quiet it.  eWehm:.  

ever t’3-od bringe, hccan trakee away mm as Seem and hie i

Ma ieianS3flAeAE V. 1?, WM had  ewes‘ to iefii€i‘t divers

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piagues, but meme to“ erémove any; The Lard chahengeeh A  
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' -darrkfieflég I makepeaca, emdAcreate.e'vz'fl;' Z the Lard doe avg

" tlaefir t/sings. He can make wzmeswm ceafe, as W-BAH as tn
rage, PFal.46;‘8, 9 .% GamAe‘AVéeLf:ai¢l t/3%e»wr2rAlge:r “aft/ate La9z‘:!,«¢

W/Mt dejalation: be Iistb; fizade%%im7fl3e earz‘/.1;/oe maketb marry

ta cexfle mzta tée end: aftbe eart/3,, be breaketb the bow, and

c1¢ttct»6-tbejjmzre infswzder, be i&z¢rA.rze-tf)% tbs‘ c/mréot‘ iavb the

% Tbirdiy, then I*ez:Ah"is people e::Ape€’c fomekind ofwel-5

A fare in midi} 0f the mcflwarfike cembufisionsg for what-
cverVAG0~d "brings, fhallw works together forfitheir good. A

Itzflitie gladixw vlw nzflricandiae f&mperA -exacuit : his

{word is new: er whetand twrbifht with cautoyle; the oile

A offomemercy toward fucfr as hang cominually» upon
M25”. 1%‘ V Chriff, who is at once‘ tlaecaptaim fifths LVém’A.r 1113/} *3 and

Rom. 3. 38

A Jgfalir MA8A7_ of tbezrfial-wztzorz 5. He knows-3 how to waver t/aezr head: in

the aid «To ~AéAt-tell“, tvredézeme their antler ramflve A awer '6

d1b"‘ /Jfjfih /9 £1 I P 
v - 3.20. t e ~wa‘mA OW tagimt err; t”eir‘ive:-L”Ai9r*a~prqy,% as ti’)
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:5" 3A4’ 4 flzciz (moi £w2zr72efe:zAaedCzt:e:’?. Puvt*ca{éth€_Vi bee wm'fted',
bier-.. 37.169 the er1d;A*of4the1Ar; falling: by thAc‘fW0rd= ’isA-= to; trie, and

purge,   and A'm‘ak%eitheAm*whireT‘. : Pt?-:zt4cafe taltenfit is for no

3 DazA1.x1%. 33.

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inAt0 theiand of the Chaldeax-”1sAfoAr1 their good, as Iercu

ff; :§:A‘z‘9 ‘ mieshath ‘it%‘4‘.A   Purcafc flainé, th::yVt?»1a)A7AAfvithv’;7cv_{E;z/o bee cm

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mm to hin1f"ei~Ee,Ii‘a. 45. 7. I jélme the 1;-gm, aadmz  

Fox.-mhly, then in time ofwarre, -‘let us ailharne "to A
Iookfi beyondfiecoadarycauféa tohis Ah%md4":: which “way A
  fozeverthe bulletfiies, ":is direfced byGod whom no hia~.‘:. 

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Ifa, 3.4,; 5+  e‘onfiderau~0n very 2366212311-%%Afi°<0&‘A efiabiing
A A3 . M A V?;;;A§k . 

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afpatience   to have its~pe rfe& work in blcnody times, in-
clénmg tjhe{auA1to41Z1y Wiiih 10:55 afzez-“he had re:%ceived%ir1~
reliigence «Lfwhar h—wc%=Ck was made amsmg his flsrvan rs A _% _.
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drankwité their {bloom If ymfi Lgrok, atwarre4in~ger;er.:s:l;I, ;
yam {h=.fll%&ndit%@al1ed eviil,‘ 1&7‘ my-«ra,m;‘u,1fa, 4_5~,~\%7_%: ‘ 1‘!
will rxwigz peace andcreate will  them I: is, W9;.T;.aS the  "ppm 4
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name -. Ev-Wis the br-:fi0f:hem%,“ The befic of {in is defore-

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2*;:z4'yed.fl fwrdfi upon tiaeir /Jarjéx, mdrtpoit their c/.mri0;¢': A

and’ Vapor: 5:53 :56 mingled people ‘t.64tareV_in the fiiiafi oflzeir.
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was urbiam jun:

am; qmxpugg wi1dem,efi‘e ‘? Is‘ not every fiege ‘the frmerall ofa City  
M’ *9‘ ”W"“ every pitched battle 3 maflhcre s.‘*w:*\*cry army*:an~armed<~

ta_mie:»2ce ; quot
ugmiua mt rm:

furgv *2 Na Samuel hew .g_/':fg0gi”n pieces” , an aunt inA«~;

via‘/?u:pliciasV the hmt csf wane fwa‘ cutting Ammonites withf?aw”c‘s, 
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fi**'i* “WW5” pefied frowm an Ha?z:d*d‘0fiC€‘ifl armesi
my dgrfiffam C7‘ %

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, bufitfécting fire .0117  
ftrong haldsfiay ingyoung amen with the (word, dafh-» V

mm.  _ ing mm: infants brains, 1and&ripping upjrihe women} with -
1” ’‘’‘‘”’‘‘‘‘ "3 child ‘P What from a Duke »D‘A'Alva*" but roaming of fame A

A at b iii’ .. I % » A
5}  elitera to death; {tarvmg ofothersmzd that even afier gamer

if A A flying, Tlmwgii beprm:2f/Edm givz"t 1$ew their li¥z;ex,I3e did
mm‘ W33’ not prmaf/"e fa fikde *z"Jae2r~z meat "2 A’%-Tis hardly poffibie f701‘“‘

6 1C£1mn. 20.
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7- “...lflgt ; 0 V

the conga sf a%fE:denraryScholIer t0 fer forth the horrid ‘I.

g G, 2-331253‘ ,_.,é4,=_A man fpeak, Lem: the twelfth King of Fra1'1ee,w§m> is re- .‘

'-M‘ Nether. pnrredta have {aid} Rwxflicorpafiua 5:5/7éVr:2z'.»’z'mm, miiitey

‘”‘*""“"’ V“*"""' p.gfl::¢:z- eyfé d.ewom:w :1 am '1@a£h-%r0VEflgiii%3 i7‘3§'k3l‘fh 3% .,

flag’? 33;}. 

M lvefbre the Honourable Harfe offommamxw W" W W o

f p€€Ch:N either would I he mifiakett fortone that thinks
it unlawfuii to- take up” armes upon a goodicali in a good
caufegas for the jufi defence ofRe‘ligion,LaLvs,& Liber...
ties, the Aria about which all the Tribes oflfraei ihouid
e‘n(7§3.mp for the fafetie thereof: or for one that be-ares tr. ‘

 fpieetae againfl military men;G od forhid..I know the te-

r yea ail itagenuous Souidiers ahhorre,to wit,biood-thir--

cond batte-ii we read of in Scripture was fought by the G"““ W
fatiier oftheifaithfui ,that he was 21 Centurion who recei-~

ved that ample tefiimonie fro our Saviours own mouth,

Veriég I fig tmtayau, I /Jame natfazrndfit gmztfltité, no mt Matth.-8., 8%
in Ifira:/. That Dwain’ the man after Gods heart, and 550- 1°-

flm the great type of Jefus, were both {'0 renowned for

rnartiaii proweffe, as {iii} to be reckoned among the nine
Wot'thies of the world gthat the primitive Chriflciaos

made no more feruple of being Souldiers then of being
Merchants; of going to warre, then of going to Sea or A

to plough,as maybe gathered from Tertzrllmn. Onely I Nevvigczmm

cannot hutdeclaitne againfi that which all good men: (9-‘ms »u9br*r'-3
A cum (er nuli.
. V _ % . _ tomes, @"ra...,
fimes and rapme. W6); wzlt t/mt fiwzllam up we m/Jerztmrce fiicammr (yr
after: Lam’ (['a1d_ the wotnein ofdlrel to $046 ) Arrdifyfoa 3,”
arzfwered‘ and find, Far 6: zzyfzzr ée ztfrm me that I/bzmld ca, 4,2,,
[mblaw up or a’eft'roy. 2. ..Sam.2o.19.,2o. Mounfieur Bayard
aFrem:h Commander when his Souidiers found fault
W1thi1iS paying forwhat he took in a place by him coo...
quieted, faytng, that money was loft, atiiwered , Sir: I - A
- , .1’ 543,572. holy
do what: I ought; Goa’ barb not put me mto the world ta have Con;-:,p,m_;.,;
zrpafi mpmc. And Sir Téamm Raarefwaad :21 ]ufiice in Irea-it P2‘ 19-
d V ‘ ‘ £2 b . I . . % Difcovery o5
ian was worn: to fay, T at 46227014 4’ eat 2:»: warden dtjber, the em.» of

he mawldpay for his meat gala’ xmdfilvver. A 1rc/a7m',p1‘irt::-

A Ifin particular you be pleafed to cafe your eyes upon °‘i_j"”"* ‘°‘ 3-

0 . . . . v o r P3 ‘"84
that which we call Cwzll, but which 1n_-deed is the mofl

éeréaraw warre; when fhibetrifes up againit Tribe,
‘ brother

so

i fl3efmen.xpreacbed aitbelate Pd/t  

 

P!in.l.8.c. x 2..

Pam;1'i.[/mbo.

brother againfi brother 3 Marta eadéntfuéitn per m-mi

-wlnerao fmtresg you wiii hardly beabie to_ioven-c any
exprefiioni fierce enough to delineate that. I have
thought of Plz'm'c’s Dragoofucking Out the Elephants
biood, riii the dying Elephant by his fail crufh the Dita»

got; to death. Of?/:':z'1zp Duke of Burgundy his Embiem,

Piiiie and ii-eei beating one upon another, tiii both be
waiiecig aiiozding no other itfue but fire. Of yjeremigg
eartineflo bottles deriiled one againfc another tili all be
‘broken, as you haV€iL'inthatitC‘1‘ribi€ paifage not to be
read With drie eyes by fuch as ciueiy refleoi upon the

- iiate of things here among our (elves, fer. 1 3. 1 2, I3, 14;

Every émle flm/I éefllled wit/9 wine, 6* C. Tbw ’[az'té :53
MM», Behold, I willfill 4!! ti): in/éalvitafits of t/2&5 Z.:z;¢d,~e3vm
we .K'ing:th.<ztfit upm David: throne , and tbe Priq/F5, Md»
we Proplzets , i and all the inbaéitmztx of $emfalem wit?)
e’rzmkermefi7e.~ and I will dafly tbem one agaiygfl amt/yer, wen
we fathers aim’ we /om together, fizitbtize Lord; I will not

A pitie, xzarfimre, mwfléavve mercie, ém‘ deflrvy them. Much

might befadded touching; the danger‘ to which civil! War

A A expofes the-israte wherein it happens. A forraigne Eoe-s

miecanoot with us a greater mifchief; or themfelves a

* greater acii/zmrage then domefiiecalrl diffentions, which

(flower, Media“.
fazfloro cast. 2,
e“' 3- 23 . *

I i i Riigfif. Axia.
*  i g‘mlz'2‘3c._p. 863;,

flea to application : wherein,

maiesithe Turks pray God to keep the Chriflians at va- e

rianlce-:and encouraged one of their Emperours to i'ay

i (when his Counceii diffwaded him from a warreagainfl

the iG'erim~ane$ by rea for’: of their multitude) that he fear-'

"ed them not ,,  becau {E {boner wouid his fingers be all of

one 1ength—,themI1eir Princes all ofonc mind. But Iha—-

e Pirfi, be we aliexhorted from hence to contemplate

zheifad condition of thofe Common weairhs that have
;he {word raking in their bowels, All Acbeidamisiare i
 ’ £acl2z'm.:‘_.  

éefare the Hanbereéle Hanfle afComm.rm.§. V   I I  

Becéim: 5 none morefit for places ofweepers then fields
ofblood. ‘Every fiat: ofwarre becomes a. featof Wrath,

' an Ireland. Now I have named that bleeding King-r

‘Q

elomelilce enoughto bleed to death lor want of help, A
which ofus hath not occafion to Fey, 0 that mine head
were waters,and mine eyes a fountain. of tears ., that -I
might Weep day and night for the flain of the daughter
ofeithat people P Who knows notthat the Rebels there
have aéled within fifteen moneths whatever Poets dared
to filine,more then pofleritie willclare to beleevee And
yet, me thinks, I-ellearlrelazml faying to this Nation, as
our Saviourfiid to the daughters of jerufalem , Weep L”'l‘-*3- ”"~ A
not for me, but fr your {elves and for your children.’ 4
“-0 England, England ,thou that didll lately {it as a
“ A ueen and lawellzno fbrrow, how have this lafi: yeers
“ troubles worn and broken tl1€€£’ what: clouds of blood
“ hang overthy head :' yea wllat floods of blood have
“run alreadie out of thy veines :' how like are thy con-
“ vuliions to end in a dead l y confumption .’ Well mayefl
‘‘ thou fear What lhave felt and more roo5becaui’e thine A
“ enemies, many oftlzem, are difgnifeel, while mine are
“ profefieoly for Rome- Beleeee it, beleeve it, there is
“ no fc-Mind to the white Devil, no Atheiil to the Clmrcll

I “ Papifl: 300 Reeulant: to him with the ‘Prorellaet lace,

“rhubarb learnt from the newmellers to {wallow the M, ,,.e,.Im.m
“oaths : lo a ~Serpent(tbey flay ) having fwallowed la publiflqed by
“ Serpent becomes a Dragon. in hath been ii-lid that P”“§"ff”’*
in we Cefitr teere wee tmfiwh in/5 Mefiw. I wilhlzlnou 2:-fPc7;P3 ;;;’j£
‘‘ maycfl not find here and there in lome one ofthy Ma- ; A1’!-’*‘P!-’.'3,"W‘-’ W"
“lignams een 0’Neele:. VVhereforelerthy cl1i1d.o:.:l.1 be- ’””"E”'”°”fit

  > , _ _, _ dim-o. Emfi ‘
“ waregthy Counties be careful to efloezare themlelves. Adeg. ’

A “It wasnnwant oi’ tbisfi as is well informed by Tacétm-) 1'” ””°"‘?/ll"
“" “ rhetfiril betrayedBs‘ittaine into the Romanes.hands-

_;.l Sutton, 
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decem Mam’. l

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i Net aliud rte!-

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dijfiinzztgenrtt
P7-0 mabzls uti-
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in cammzme
man can ztlunt.
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io wlzma lamen-

tzzs. Im dam
fingtzli pzzg...
amnt anirverji
-tzinzrzmtur.
Tacit. in vita
3°'z1!. Agric.

fl. Oetob 2;. -

n

“ their not confulting, not combining Citie with Citie

“’ to oppofe a common danger. Ita dzimfieguii pugzmnt

“ mzitzerji vzjinczmtar. So,lait_h he, while they foughtone’
“ by one all were conquered 5A faire warning for thee. A
“ Rome hath not done with Brittairze yet. When i come

“ iider that blood of thine lately fpilt at Edgehill on the
" fame day of the moneth ‘” in which the rebellion broke

“out berethe yeer before-gyea and upon the {elf fame‘ ii

“ day (ii-‘toy intelligence be true) in which that bloody
“ battell was fought neer Lezffick in Germanic; this eon-
“ junéiiure is to me afad ptellaget God almtightie avert
“the: omen ) but to me it prefageth Englasnds being to

“ drink deep in Germanies and Irelands eup. Father it V

“ tie thy. mi/15 let  czsppafléfrom M. -

In the fecond place, if the {word
comeswith avengeaneewhere ever it comes‘, Wonder
not ( 0 ye Worthies of 4.3.1!‘ Ifrael) if your eares and eyes
bepliecl with daily Fupplications for Peace. ‘While hull
bands are afrai;l to behold the forcing of their wives,

wives the murdering of their husban cls before their faces;

parents to fee their child ten fprawling upon pikes, Chile-
gCla‘€n.th€il‘ parents weltriog in blood: while fome fear

tavifhing, others P-iLlQdI'il.'1g5__fO!C1‘l€ aflprifon, others at.

grave-,,all the vengeance of a {word 5 wonder not, if, hai-

ving lo faire an opportunitie, Iwtake the boldnefie this.

day to prelentyouwith an humble Petition in the name

olall well tempe_t’d fpirits thtoughoutthe Land ( as for,-
fuclhas have a mind to fell. God for peace my foul enters,
noiis’ into their Fecrets) _a Petition for a fweet coniunélion 

of accommodation and refor.mation. They profelle
thetnf elves undone ifeither be wanting. Our houfe,they

fay, without Reformation will have no windows to let
A in light 5 without accommodation no walls to combine .
_ .. Ag mag

befuch. an engine as, V

"ii i deflate tlaefionaourable Haafi of iftimazazisv.   M H H i i;

the foundation and roofs that they fall not af under : Ac-~

commodation like the veines would convey a cheating

blood 5 Reformation like the arteries Carrie afupply of
fpitits all over the hodie. They fear nothing_mote then
cutting an attetie while you are tampering with a veine.
Without fome accomtt odationthey know that refer...
mation cannot proceed, and that an Accommodation
ought” not to go on withoutit. You are all, I beleeve,
as far from delighting in this Wat as you were from pro»

n curing it : all ofhis mind that laid, A plough-fhate {blues

with much more beautie then a {word , a fork then a

feate. Iron is much better employed in plowing up of Pufcbriflf W;
fallow grounds , then in mowing down of men. And 
therefore no doubt but you lludie for wayes of charm- tiinsqaainia.
ing the Sword into a feabherd. ’ 0 turn otter, It heleech JJC: "WW

you, turn over allyour State~dtf‘penl”atortes, and ttie if ,,g,§,.'f",;f'_,‘,’,'f,‘;‘:,f

there may not a cotdiall be found firong enough to kill fizmim 4arr’-
calzmzm pm...

a the tnalignitie of the times without letting more blood. fcifldynmr   A
That»o*fSoloman, Prov. 29. 8. Stamfivll mm bring-4 City Pyreaa. flrtte- " 

into afmtre, éutt wife mm mm away wmtb .~ malt es a deep ’"’‘=’‘'’‘'-’’‘- X4
impreflion in me. It is too apparent who they be that

  have brought out Kingdome into the fnate of eivill

warte. A generation of {com full men, that laughat out

builders as Saaéafmand his complices did at Nee-emiab Neltem.z. :93.
  and hisfaying, What is this thingthat ye do t’ will ye

tebell againfi the King «.' A generation which can neither
find in their hearts toafford a good word ofadvife toouta
dread and deate Soveraigue, not of approbation to his
great and fait»hfulil Councell : that o having divided theg
King from his Parliatnent, go alfo about to divide be-
tweene the people and themgendeavouring to make
poo:-e Englandas lick of her Phyfitians as {he was ofhet
difeafesbtfote. In.fe.w.w-ords, a generation that bath in
Ca 3_ i " theme

, . .  ..l,,,.l.—_.7*.r,v—_~~, ..._.._. . . w m . y 4!‘
W.__ V‘ ........, 7", ,. .. V 1 V7 ,.  w_.—_mv,....

- $4..      » ¢ ./ISernzon preached at‘ tbeiate Fdfl,@"C.\

them much ofthe Jefuine, little of Jefus 5 that cloth To

here to be reformed, as they cannot endure {'0 much as

the name of Reformation 5 like Lem? the eleventh, who

PM W,;,,_ fearingroclie, gave command that none fhoulcl dare to

A ll name Death Withioyhis Court. o i A l l

But is there no bnlme in your Gilead: is there no Phy-

L fitianlleréf if noigwhere , 0 where {hall we find men
iwife enough to turn away wrath 2:’ There is yet hopein

A Ifrael concerning this thing , beeaule there is yet a God
in heaven, and a Parliament in England. So long as you

% $h H «

do not turn awaryfrom following the Lox-cl,we hope he .1

will make you ableto turn awaywrath from pnrfuing
,»us. Vince: alaqunnda pertimx émimss the way to over.

come evill is tobe refolute in good. I am confident you i «

neverdreamt of reforminga Church and State with
eale. Holy Mekmfi/Bani being himfelf newly converted

  thoughrizirnpollible For his heaters to withlland the ‘ .

evidenceof the Gofpel gbut effect he had bee-na Prea-
cher in while , {is faid helcomplained that old Adam am
we bardfivr yezmg Melalzzfiéorz. You experienced Senna-
tours,haven‘o: 1'0 learned the world, as not to know

  lthlat when you flaall move every {lone for a Kingdoms
good, you omit ofnecellitie meet with fome that have
long hrio’*Snnkesi lyinguncler charm which will be lure
to not out their iisings when iheyeo-me to be {timed . Be
inereeeed therefore to remember that of David to Sale-
znmz, Befircmgzwd efgend cm,wr.4ge,zmd do it. iFe.4r]2wt,

~ we ée a’zfvmyea’,far I/Ere LordGad.,e*ven my God, wifi’ fie nvit/3
ziéeeg, ée eii1irznt_fleé[ zéee;-W fizrflikelteéce, M21271! Men ;lvn/ifi-
of/723d eff we weréfar téefizrrzzzlzje qftfiew éaefiv aftée Lord.

A II .Ghron. 2 3%. 20. together with tlml‘ ofeouragiom Ln,
A fiber, collie fiiend Seln.<z1«z'zz'me5"; Wlio ihadfent to enquire
whether or no he would go i to Wormes, and aopear in
» A A collie

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éefare we .Ht§22a.zétra~I9Ze Hm/Te uf'Comrtmm. it    A 15 Win

V r" i F ‘J . ;V"~u‘ ‘ ‘Va fl 9 ‘ I l ‘ I
the Gofpels cauft ll Ctfizr lummtm -J him 5 mmza de me Fayre mm   

ywflfmgipmm. fig-gpg é" pt/inqdiam: I»Vb.»zt ewr elfir yaw mm.” mm
m4gi‘fic3fi8'v€r*$b3fiA"_I ml! either flee W rmmt. So be/pi, ""6rm1'm. 

mfl If
 A yggd % V Irzzme 6‘0i2fil3'*‘-
7733 i * l i “ re! fZ)ami?2tox.

Iptocecd ‘E0 the thircl Obfervation.  A fz_pt1tiFr.tZm'z*..

That which the Sword comes to avenge is fomti quatw §§a3£’’** 56’-

ttll of Gods Covenant. A t V _ '4P'”" ‘
Hcthat ttaceth the Sword thmughout the Roxy efall ’

timts, {hall findit to have raged molt where the Cove-

; .lf'm.i;1£ hath been publilhecl before with difaclvantagr:.Tht L
 jaws were for at long while the onely people of tht: W
  Wotrldgotwhom the adoption pertained, and the glogritg \
    and the Covenants zzwm. 9,.4;tWhaEp€“Opl€~l‘1aVc.fU&‘cr-»

tad more bythe fwordwby that from Babtylomithat from t
Rom ea.’ As not having ltzafure to name patt1cul3ts,l_m«»t

 ~ ftrrt you to Scripture and $tfspbm, whole Hillorit 0l’~
A theititwarsis fufiictent alone to afiotd materials. for ma»

ny, boolzsof lanientationi. If we look to the floclt. of

Chrifl bet-fore Poperya hflwtlmthtl1€“l*W0l’d‘lJ€at€I1 in...-

pieces -thoft: ftvtn golden Candlt.flicki.s ‘in: Alia mcerlyx. 

A for thcit”C0venat1t.btcaking, '3 IF to Chrifiian Churches -

fincc the happy time of tAtitichri{ts drooping it will he 

' eafic: to obfetve that the Sword which hath ollate been -

made fat with the fltflu , and drunk with tht blood of F03

many in Europe, for the fpatce of more then twenrie} ~

- ems , I began to bt: unflitrathtd in Btvhemia, which watt -
thefeatoftthe fitfi open and authbrizttl Reformat.ion.
T hat this lhould be the tourfé oftht Swmtd to icomet.
where the Go-fpel hath firlt been, and been opp.of<:d , "is  ~
notobftuttzly ptophefitd of, Rerve.-[A6, .Wh<':‘rt1 upon invi—.- H
tatitm to come and fee, $0523 law and beheld a white-— W

A fmrfét and beztbatjltte on him Md 4: hlwe, and 4 Cmwne wart... ~

gjwefi tmto bimmzd /7; mmtfirth mmqtmirxg andw caflqveefr. ‘\ A 
hi _  .  my 

...u-.___._

 

; Auiermonpreacbtd at the late Fa/Er

to-erfIz.The white horfe reptefents the Cofpel of peace;

on which the Lord Jefns rides with 9. bowe in his hands. A

fhooting his ztrtows ofcohviéiion, thofe arrows fpokcn

. of, Pfizl. 45. which are fo {harp in the hearts of the Kings
enemies, conquering and converting fouls by his fpirit
and grace5yea,going on to conquer fiill moreand more,
his cortquefls being to have no end till the end of the

' work}. After this upon at fecondlike invitation there
appearcdamttlztr Zmrfla their was rta’,a;2_a' pmcr mzrgitvm
to him t/.mtf4 te t/Jeretm ta taéepeace fram the cert/ggandt that
they flratzldki/I one marker, and there we: give» to him .e
great fzmrd, vetf.4. where the Gofpel and Covenant
take not place, there expetft combuflionst and warre.
Let me not incurre the cenfure ofcuriofitie if I more up»
on this occafion, that the late terrible battell betweene
Kynton and Edgehill was fought ina place called, The
-vale aft/re red éarfé .- as if God thereby had meant to
fay, Ihave now fent you the red horfe to avenge‘ the
quarrels of thewlhite 5 intending to punith your con-5;
rem pt oftny Gofpel by the fword, even by your own. 

4 But to a fuller explication ofthis point, I {hall hope
to contribute much by refolving foure gfl.£r8’J'._ Firfl,

what Covenantis here meant a’ Anfl That of free grace 1

EH‘ 3“39»:~.‘9: made with Chriit for us, and with us in him 5 whereby
§§§k,,,_, 9, the Lord binds hitnfelf to be our God, and to make us
If-1.44--3~5‘-A his people, by (‘ending his Spirit into our hearts. The
",7-3 mm originallword comes from a root that hath two prin-

3?3[_gu” cipalIrfignifictttio~ns, both fitch as may help to give form
#148 I "'

 W 1>e;.fl,m lightinto the nature of the thing, It fignifies to chuie
 -inter qua: er and to eate. Firfl, to chufe, forthat in covenanting choice

:§;:f3‘;ff}:;C, A is made of the parties with whom, and the termes. upon

gm fazdzt/s which; Now choice, ye know, is an a& of the will .-, no

A tm’W- 31”“ "- wilffirfree as that of God 5 no aéi: of his will more free 3

- M‘ then  

béfilre the fffifiaurable Hozlfe qfformmoni.

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ghcn (21115 of C :9

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kmde W33 10, dam lL;haL9;d upon a new treatic with us?
own Will con. .pu1Jt1lii hgvfi [0 much am thought of {ugh
whfigcifiahgilflfigfed to takcfl nay would knot have {Gum
aw v A A A -  

d dlke blafphcmicafor Adam immediately afréf his
I 6 I A_  

A h A ll of God was rmealed to ham: 9%
w“§f°:§ 21$     
Lot C‘ ‘J ur gaturc to keep the"-.: Law which we have
fame ‘°tM§§'e the dezlth which we have defcrvfd; Lfit
b1:0ke§g:nnesxlCov°nant made becvvecn thee and us F0
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be5f:£3e,:1d‘l§ltlll<;!lncsal;t:sl:f.)‘OTt:ey were wont of old at the

 1; gofcovenants to offer facrificc, the Cove-nanltees
* ma ID   l

R A ~ 19 and then [0 feafl: u «-
Paging b“,V-Vficgiltffapfiltltlil lratifichation of thcgr
on lthmgstf qffie Covenant we fpcak ofwas not cila-
ag’.rEc[3€n,- {mm 3 fagfificg A’ even that of Iefus Chrifi,
lbmhhe olmt ” h [hmemg11°Spir‘ic offered himI'eIflwith-
who thmugcod at. who hath alfo in further conformi-
§?ml:c§Pt‘l)1:2tc(l1fiome ’of theft‘: Eafizctnc: parts ordained the
16     M ' A

A’ Lords SuPl"cra 3 {ml of this Covenant, as 2 feafl: upon

I .fiC( that by eating and drinking at his Table
 3' u M n ‘ H é ..

:5 bay a fzicrgd ft:-deralll rirc we mxght pr0f€1T€ 0111-‘ h-‘3Vme‘Z

4€fltr€(.lli§T1?C0l33gue with the mofi hlgh C’

1 R A femmd qmgrg may be this, what the terms quarrcll

hem imparts  A;3fi«v\SJQ{nej1;‘[1QVI'El than ordinary provo-

.  ,;,~hlfC enant- CEfUCh is
Cgtionérgvggffggdbgcug hg flovglleile tc;a}If1S‘3‘7»s~ that
‘?°"“- ’,.h.   .75’

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6 See this fully
and learn edlyx
cleared by 
Q in a late
Difcourfecoxlql
cerning the? 
true not10n'”of'
Ehc Lords

‘\

bllppclfi: %

oiled” W”, W, ,.,'gl;; wit/2 /’2im,,7:ez't}).er were they jledfaff in V

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vu
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He Sexmongzreacliled et tlaelate Pafl A

' iniqzzity, Md defirejedtéem wt 5 yea many 4 ltirézle turned be

17:}: wager away, and did mtflir up 412*» /M3‘ wrath; %ABuc% if

  people {hall proceed from unPc“edfaf’mell'el inrhis Cove»

 olaccordmgtotharg E-Iof. 6. 7.they We mm A/awe ltrmsfl  

mat to rranfgrefiing it in a way of treacherous de.aling,.

gflgcffedlt/ye Cwvcmm‘ ; Mere aézzmez they dealt treat/aermfljt»

l againfl me. Or as glfzmiw and ~Treime[Zz'z:«: read it, not my-

_e  V A dos; they tranlgreflecl iclilce the Coven
“ .4 A‘  e made no more ofbrealcingit then as if they l71adhad-to]
  A dowith dull and aflaes like rlzseznfelves , not with {hf} »

qzmw£emi2i£5,'l3L1t, raegmm kamizzé; trmfgresfi fimt foe-
ant ofla man,

great and dreadfull God of heaven and earth. In fir-ch a
calf e we LOJf.d‘.5;:f<Z7 4 wntrmxerfie with we Lana’: HOT. 4. I,

4 this breeds a qouarrell that cannot beeafily takenlulp; 

A third qzmre,w’hy is the {Word ul'ually%fenc to‘av»e5ng?e

« fuch quarrels c‘  Beeaufe the way of juflice is to
  render like For like? in p;zrcicular,blood for blood;.Rem[.
A 16. 5, 6. MM 47¢ rigiazwwgo Lard, wlaic/.r art , and we/Z,

  A’ éloadte‘dr1file,flw/Bey me wort/By.

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lb 51 4 fs ' r   dfiropb z WW7 We/bgd
e e A an 0“‘ mm 5,471 W e 5,

mm‘ t/50:: /laflgitven them-
Now every one ofthefe
quarrels impllesa wrong clone to the blood of Chrifi,
called :63 Naval, of the New Tqflammt, and oftbe everlaft’-
mg lC’lo'z2enant.~ 4 No wonder then if a {word be fem: to
draw blood for this. He that would not l‘uFFer the blood
of his fervent vria/9 to go unrevengecl upon David and
his family, ‘Thaw haflflgzin /75242 with t/Eel [ward ( faith New
tlmm) tberflore t/jefwardflmll never departfiam lt/sine éaztfq,

 will much‘ lefl"e fuffer the blood of his Son, the Son =.ofl'

*   hislove to be trampled upon.

.   ffhe fourth and lall genera-lis, what are the principal!‘
quarrel!-breeding fword-avenged violations of the Co;
venanltfllanfvlfer thefefix that follow. e   A

I .Rcje6ting'

befiiretbe HanourabZeAHaa_i/eeyfcomarzonsfm . ‘ i
1. Rejeéting jefus Chtift we Mediatour tfriiza C'at;°e.~

mat, lb we findhim called, Hear. 12. 24. “each of the

three petfons knows how to revenge his own ,q?uarrels
Ebythe fwotdgeach hath and will do it. God the Father

makes a covenant of works with Adam in Paradifehzpon
breach thereof he fendsthe Cheruhizns with a fwotci,
a flaming fwoml to avenge the qua:-tell, of that Cpvie.
nant. God the holy Ghoft hath wrong done him by the

A Gfecians, whole chief etrour is the deniali of his pro.»

acefiion from the Somme.  ohferves thagas if God
had done it on purpole to p0iBt out the caufe, their

chief Citie Confiantihople waé taken from them by the"
.Turl<s onWhitfunday, aday dedicated by the Church

to the memcriall of the {Tame holy Spirit. God the Son
allo is girt with his {word ,and hath a right: hand to
Weeld it wit.h,i,Which can teach him terrible things. Heat
him tlwndrirzg, rather then f peaking, in Fundrieparables
againlt futch as {hould-rejeét him, and the ofl“et of grace
ihhitn: heave and take notice of a liwotd in themall,
Martha 2 1. 4 1 .‘ He ezvillmiflstrwély deflroy t/Jtfi wit/eediazenie

i What ‘wicked men 1' thofe‘ that tetfufed to reverence
the Sonnerverf. 37.. that re}ec5‘ted the f’cone,wlnich~is new

' My-r

Gen, 3. ma.

E/;'za:z:aitz_l'x.i 

Sentent.
‘biflimfii’. I t .,4
Seth‘. 2.

Pfizl. 4-5:3 » 

becomethe head ofthe corner, mi‘. 4;. S0»zVatt/£é.2‘a;.7. :

I/W567: the z't"mg beam’ téereof'(t0 wit, of their jrefufing’ tick

cometo hisfiotmes marriage,making light of it, and *
{laying the fervants that cameto mv1tethem,verf.2.. 3“. 

5.; 6.") the WM wrath/3, azadflfntfbrté/vb armies my daflmy eaf
2/we mara’crtt:,'a;ad éztrzatlzaphbeir Citi‘e. T0 which I may
aelde, Lula :9. 2 7. tTl2afi: mine enemies which mid mt}
that 1/Imald rezgzae amrtté-em érifig hither , " aadflay 4 them?

éefatre ma, Vvhat more full; if we comfiderihow this one

{in of rtxieétihg Ciliriill: implyesthot oheli; a wrong to his -

perfonfithut alfo to the othctr two" P‘ A ileighting o‘f?the
A   “ D Fathers

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i  Sermon peeatlved attiieiete  e

A Fathers love ini givih his Shane , yet}: a kicking agaihfi:
A the very bowels of his mereie ;together with at refu fall

of the Spirits grace , whafe imainte work is to negotiate

the rreatie of amatchbetween the.Lcird jefus andithe  

coy fouls of men, whiehtotheirown everlafiihgfhame
and prejudice «bafely refufe to K't’C€lV€ him that would

fave them. This is the principal}; 1 {half but touch upon 4

the refi. A  

2. Negietfting Scripture the éoalé qft/Jzk Cattemrzt; {oh i °

itis termed, :r...t't’z'ng..‘23. 21. where this Swcrd of the

” Spit‘ir,thCA Word of God, hath not dueregaregthe {word  

A 1 ofan Enemy is defetved. ;

iob :9. 1 5'.

1-‘Iof, 8.: 4.

2. flat. 5. I 9..

A mzf-'+u[Ed4 bis Prop % A
again]! his geapla, till were nwf no remedie, Tbercfire be
M A A A érmgét‘

I have written‘ ta Mm we great Z/aifigs afmy Law ( faith
th€LO11‘d of Eplzraim, Hofl. 8,. I2. Mm they were cozmted
my aflrzzrzge ,thimg,.that ist, difregarded : {O 9505 when
fleighted by his fervcmts complains, my maidens count
me i"ora“{iranger, learn as an alien in their.{ight.- Here-

upon follows in the end ofthat Chapterglmfllflsnd afire,,.
the ufitali attendant ofa Conquerers fword, upani 5:2:

Cz'tz'e.r,dnditfI9al[devazzre tbe;ml!4ce5 tberetyq.     . 
3. Diftefpeéiing Miniflers, theimeflingers oftétk Ca»

-vemwt. That {tile is given to Chrifi, M41. 3. I.( though ’ Y"

notin that capacitie o.ne1y,yec in that among others ) as
chief Preacher ofzthe Gofpei. All they to whom God
hath in a more ef peciall manner committed the word of

reconci1iation,_fl1arewith Chrift in the fame title. The "

{word often comes to vi-nciicate them, 2 .Chron.lafl, 1 5,
I6, 17; The Lord Godeftficir flit/Mrsflvzt to tizem 5} his
mefllmgerx, rzfing up éetimes, Mid finding; 5emt4fé~I:e bad
cempafiion on bi.t;>cop£i"e, and on his dwellizeg place .~ in: they
macked tfzemflirz er: qfG'ad, and dqfiwd 5:3 weed: , and

gm ; until! Me wratb of the Lard.rof£:

A ooforotbe Honourable Houfio] Commons. ’

2 ;l.

Worooglot zopon Mom tine King  of"tbe% Coooflees, moo flew their
yozooog morzwit/o zhofmord,€§"¢.}c:r. 13 18;: 3. Tom fizzfi
May, Come, moo! Zoo :46 ,a’or;2zfi* dewfis agmfi zferemiobka

Como om’ loo mfmite /Eim wit/o 2/Be tongue. ‘Z’/moforo o7olz'- '

war up their o/2z‘r.’o'rm to tb},?~fom2ne,ooo’_pooro out témfr Mood  

by t/Jo force ofAt/oefmordgfro. A o   . A   o

 4. F orfioéiog tho“Commmt. Which is done by ape»
flafie: fm-mGod,and idolatrie wirhthe creatures; fal-
dome butavcnged by the fword.; Sec foroothis, Jucig. 5,"
8 ,T}oey cbofiz new God: 5 than moo wojjjre in ti/oogoooo. Pfal.
78. 58. 59. 62.. T/oey provoked Mm vzomoger mi:/5. moo

hogé places‘, and mosvoo! om to jeoloufie zvitlotbeir gawveoo \

z‘mo‘ges. o Wlmo Goo’ board I/5:15, /Zzcomo rvmroo/9, 42741 grootly 46...
/oorred Ifioel. Hcgavc foo: peoploooveraolfo zgoto  Mo fgvora’.
fir. 2 2 . 7, 8, 9. ,1 willproporc doffroyorsogoinfl-t/2%eo, every
oooeuwitlo./ooirwoopon 54174156)’ flmllmt .::fow;o't%hy o/ooooe Ce-
don; and oofl o/gem into tloe fire. a/food mam}: Nations /7241!
o4!I"e»’»ot’»'r?5Cito: .4od*5’vo/7’411flomoo mo to ooo»«ez;go-
éom-,W&erefore /mo tI7eoLoroldoroe tom moro tbzirgroot City 3

% T/ow t/Jeyfboll amfweof, éecoofé they“ bovefozfézkezo 277$ Carve-I

omit of the Lord their God, mo? worjbippodothor Gods, zmd
fefrftico’ them. V o

5. Doolmg fislfloly 2’.-vi the C‘o*zmoomo._ Thatyphrofe oowe
mectwith in Pfal. 44. :7.whercbyis mea.n_tA,, as good
Interprcms conceive, mingling our own inventions
with Gods Inftiturions, not fqL1mng.outour{ervice and
wor£h‘ip_ by the {ble m%e.0f his Word, but following

. our ownocounfels therein. For w hich fee the (‘won-cl threat-

ned, HOV. I I. 6 .4 The fvord flmll—o52'de ooo/1:25 Cities, hood
flmll confiama foio ororooées mddevozarc tbem,6eoaoofE of Meir

ozzm comofizh. A A  
A 6. Ewing ogozozfl too my Co?oemmt,fis Antfiooém Epzi.-.
gtizozmis {aid cohavc beam, Doro. 1 1. 2 8. go. by ream‘: of
 A4 D 3 his

Boxer £9-= Pifa.

moo in locum A

  A Sermorzpreacbeddt the am F4/2  

fi1;j;i£rarz°os¢,

'quazrrcH~breEde}'s, a”%n§*-d Tth?c*:f°ir refidencfe» with

his‘ takinggaway holy orm;an;cc:s5 by namcchac of the

daily £1crific€,%%Dm¢ 8. 11, I'zAA;and'dc1h'oving the holy
people, in verfl z4..~ofthe famc Chapter; 'I’hc‘Idume-ans
and Babyloniansfiwere both grand enemies torhc peopic

A of Gods Covenant ;, thcre»fo1*ewasthes:e as fwom’ Erik A 6:5-f

wed in /:e.z=vm,and from thence fiat dawv upon Idzsmm
M -the peaple cf/7:3‘ mi-fie to judgemem, in a time which the
Lord was pleafcd to make we day afivzk wezégeame, and

. the year efrecampemegfar Ma ca;zmmrfie of Sz'm_. I {‘a. 34_,~

5, 6, 7, 8. Thcre’CaAm'£ Ifikc-‘wife upan
game of we Lard Mr Gm’, ever? #73 vezzgeaym afézxls’ Tam...
pic. 36:. so. 23... It isngc for men we nbs:*‘pc':r:c4mp?torie in
afiigningth_ecaufe of divine di&Fp£nFarions%,xv“hich%am.g£“.
ten hidrhougll alwayes wjufi but pcfrhaps if"fl*16"rc'pr>€~
{enta%t—iva3;bVe>&iyAoflrefazuihad not been bronghf to de-
clare it fefl againft the Cawfzkzrzterqhof*ScnrLzand , z:‘n;c
fwofd had not now triumphcdkamohg them as it doth‘.

» '1'.haAtw*hich hath hitAhm*rms b1Vee%tr if aid*“Aof this miryd :0[bg..'

Babyfion,“ we «aim...

fervarion, E’cms ‘I2:-e»»’vsf‘ha’tc’Lauf3 God hath % to‘ bring 3W.§1*rAe

uwp{%in%(us in the EM pIa*ceL; 3: din the feébtld, [what «need

we-have to make peace w&:h4God.%~ 4 ~ 4 * * * ‘    A
Whofo%ever@takes afluortreview of the forementioneda

perceive that God ham had grmt carafe to fay ,f 564/! I

A  mt vzfizfir tbefe I/2'i¢¢g‘5? ‘f/ml! 1' net if ‘arvezzgeafj Vcyen am: 3“
A geé by the fw'ord,Ve’mfitcfi xi Nafiwz M tézérc" TO the wofuli

€ntermi;nment% which’"i:his‘fir1fufl3iand hathgiven to }c--?

I {us (3‘hi:i{_%zh ci M¢diatou,t ofthe Cmwnant .’ jTh’isis r*hc.=:
. cA0n¢de:1‘:a<;1zWi0'£1* t'rra*r ligI1t is come into, and? hat h  long
. C0mim1ed~ in En‘g?a*r“2d,,h ym: fhfi mofi fix}! love darkens ra»

ther than light. éllfhrifk isbozh preached and primed

2 mo:r;gu*s‘? (% fih o%ugh~ "Vba;:>tl%1<4‘§Al3m;::=:i:: and Pr*e*£T: be too rpa-

ring; zhatway) imti prized =:mdclofed4‘tvith byfaitfi.
 A ~    What

u5,wiH foon

  befiaretbe Honourable Houjéh] Grvmmons.  

hucas the Northern Provcrbe hath ir,l vale»:

A 

. What ‘through ignomnce, David bids leg'[e"lt/be Some, P{“l"’””’.:..w,..h

what through pr:-'judi~ce while; men thmk that do fucizh L

dhclight is to he muml in listing under his fhadlovsgno luch
fwreetnefié lnhis fruit as indeedvthlere ‘iss wlmt tlhrough
£’::lvifhnelTe,which incllineslto the cflahli"lhihg' ofour
mvn righteoufneffc, and hinderspzyr t"uhmim-ifng E0 the
rig-litleoufnellh of God; what   through wmldlincffe,
while mffls WlV€’S1&fNl3~Cl7fLlr{}TlS,a—I}d oxen dlraw them quite

what throngh”’i~ndulgence’  hafé ~ lufls, which areloved
too well to be parched With, thou.g:h éthe upon mmes of
falvatlolnfl gtihrough f!m_E“,;or«lone, or all ‘f thefh it lcowmes
"é.lT€",1l7tl*1‘Iit*  ‘%;1ifh'qv%,‘ll 21-véélryw févvg xfcclxzi-i—”ve Chxfill Jefus
tl’1lgIlbrd~,als?1the3-7‘ é'>u§g,l1r*,~’:i:1d—lwalkin‘*ihirn“as ‘they ~ha*v*e
received ‘Ahim.lWhere the Word which in the beginning
was God, is no rfiorefet bymo marvel} ii-"the revealed
Iwordgrhe book"ofthi_s' Covl§'Tnan‘t,bel lhamefully ~fleight-

V ed 5 if Bibles ‘lielmcmlelihgihlcomersl , = while lalciviolus

flories and play:-holoks’( thew Devils bell catec.hill”mcs,.

A out of which his chlldrenhllearnl Satanicall principles) .
are even worne out with over-diligem; pcrufall. T’isl at M .
fad ccimpl-aim which Reverend Mmlin makes ofilhis A

Cant 1.3“

Rom. w. 3»

  alnolthér way~,arld7lh_s€=ep xhemtlfroml referring to Cl'1I‘l*ll3 “

Colhfi zléa

Countreymfen the French Protefia”ntsl, While they burned‘ fiioulim Tm:

' aw (faith he)for reading:/§e‘Ssriptures, we éumt with zeal
to 56 reading afthem : now” with Mr liécrtielzk fired zzlfla neg. 

lligem:e4and~dz'fi:fle¢me ofGaa’s' Ward." But thisis not all.
Lggi pafl2z;§t_Scripturze efiltamm laaegfigi‘ 3 If our judge-»

9mentsll~dolno_tllclofe with"Scripture-truthcssaurlives be ‘ 4

not led l-“Y Scripture-rules,’ we are; though ’perufersly;ef9- A.

_1“iegle&€'f$‘Ofltl1is bleifed Blebkl. And”that’sour cafe.

* A The doéirine of Gods frcegrace in C.hi°ifl:’iS the onely .

plaiflcr ofWounecledl%fpilgLits";.l Scrip_turc_ the were; of i this l

'*'”aP~ 9'? 3,»,

24

A Sermo};zl ;)re;tc/Jed at t/éelatteiFa[% P  W A

l thofizethelafi. A

IE1. 53.1}

Alicztfl lo
Eucyc/0}:

MDle22za:¢i4eu: patim qzmm oiflamizmw ,

;fl1al_l  not. There ishar

:2 San-1; 107.5;

Z Col’. 70209

"fol to do till {uch as offer
. firange to fee how, notion

vabl:-to fetch out the deep fieineo , lwh

“ A libertie which, where itiwas ea

muchmore and better lfervice done

free grace: irony foul lgbrleelds I0 thiokho
hlaih been poyfoned by.Popi'lh,Arminia
interpretations. The hol
ourhearts and lives flioul
conformity thereunzo 6‘
ing, w boring, «tip ling
breaking :' and yet

W this? plaziller
n, and Sociniao
y Biloleis that mould in which
cl be caflczbut vv.here,alas, is our
will this Book authorize fweare
, pppreliing, libeliling, Sabbath-»
pm/a pudor ! it hash been {aid to an»-
ll the mitre and fope of Logick and:
Rhetorigk that hath been elufed t;m:hatlV,enc;l,~lwill never be
  ich was conttaéieci
by teaching men to violate the fourth Commandment;

to 64:7 the Seééatb 4 delzglzt, not in the Prophet Ifizia/2’s

Fenfeg but by turning the Lords day i into  a _play.day.
  kenas freely as gg;y,eg,
might juflly occafionrhe irenewall of What L/14/zellm
once {aid concerning theGermanes:, that if the day
liiould benamed according to their obfervarion of it,
M irW,0ugl1t not ‘[0 be
5 b€Cau{'eASaAran had

him loin it: .tl13nfthe
eakof that difiefpeéis
e faithfollMefi?:ngers
nigh eaflithe Kingdom overt‘? I
ally any placein Europe that doth
no; {peak of it ;yC3 the

called the Lordsbut theDevils da

Lord jef us had. ‘Shall! I need tofp
which hathbeen cafiupon figmidri
ofxheo Covenant well

confidered the injuriebly themelone :9 his Embalfadors.

We are E méaflédmrs for eC»9r.‘!fl,"i*fai£hSt.: £4141; of f;:,ichfu1%]p '

Miniflersg lam afe3id%.o§lthatfor labufes offered tofuch
this land yet flinkes before,tl1ei Lord, and will continue
eclehem bf! chaflifed. flt Was
filywmeni of Place .   bulc bold
Apparipoxs Awouidjoerow over old Divines 5. liow nears

M Imlies ring ofrhis. It modethe l
landlof theAmmonices flinke before Davie’,   when be A

they.

defore the Honoureéle Hon/eiofCon;man:. A 25

they were to becomingallzcrificeirhac refiil‘ed to bow A A
to an Altar. _B£3_lt {me from me to dbeare one lrwirnefle

A  againfl a whole Nation 51 will not, I dare not charge it

with the guilt of forfaking the Covenant. But God , and

V fume mens conlibiiences know What was intended. For

there wanted not fome to hold Ancichrifls flirrup'5a‘nd
help him up; He was mounted and on his way; for Enge-
land... :BleH'ed be God, that kept him from entring; and

  we hope hath turned him back. Sure I am, our dealin ;

liilfely in the Covenant cannot be hidi as a lepdrofiefiill
appearing in onrforeheads. How readie were people €0-
Adance after every Innovators pipe l "how forward were
Tome of our Chulrchmento play before them «l l {hall
do finch men nowrong in applying to them what 5/fa/322
Hm {aid of old to his Bohemizzns concerning the Prelares N

and Priefleof that age; Malta qua ilk‘ ardirzcm dime: 3."””i”’ “"33” 7

omnizzxé: rernm in Cfirzfiirznzjfma wnfnfiozsem }2erz':a2s;“.: Many rW’m°PA'i9i'
Ming: w/Erick téey pretend order and decemyfir, drew’ me-

» figfiarz in E‘bfi.3fd#ifi£5 well if not in Chrillendome too-

As for our being againfi the holy Covenanr, it will fad» A
mit of no apologie. If vrntioném were lb forrtaking
awaythe daily facrifice, what flzall we fayof them that 2

 endeavoured the taking away of many %Leé7’cures, after-

noon Sermons, and all ufe of conceived prayer in the
Congregations.‘ If perfecuting, the poore Jews made
him fr.) in Gods account, howare they innocent that

have forced fo many poore Saints to flee rheircounrreyg .

and opprefl fomany others at home 2.’ A

New England and the Netherlands, befides our 9
Courts and prifons here,bx'.ing in large Bils of Indifi--V
meat: for that fin, to which howimpoflible is it for us of
this Land to plead not guilrie 2' ‘  

Certainly, if we duely confider rhcfelthinge one by,
A E    one, .

4Zach.2..g.

AA A Serman preagc/Jeni" aththbe late Fa/E   

me, and all together ,4 theLord our God hath eaufe
enough to bring Warreupon uS»_',bU€‘[10ttI10r€ then we @ 
have need to make peace wxth him. A lmtlehofthat, and  

fo an end.     _ A   A A

    Honourable and beloved, fluouldcthe Lord gohoento‘
profecutethe ave-aging chefe quarrels of hisC0venanr,
and to poure out his furie upon us in blood, as he hath
begun to do, what a byword would England become,
and an hiflfing to thofe very Nations unto whichic hath

formerly been either a terrour or an help 4:’ whereas if  

God beat peace with us,and we at peace among our

  {elves (which would follow upon the other) we need‘ not
' fear all the Nations of the earth :-and that becaufe God
alone is a defence all~fufliceienr.W"hich will eafily eleare c

it {elf :20 the underflandingof hall fuchas {hall take the

pairzes to perufe a few Texts of Scripture, wherein they 7
_ ihail find ehe Lord compared to whatever is requifizze

for the defence and ftrengch of a hCirie. Would youhave

  walls :1, faith the Lord, will 5: two? gférufidlg-mAA4mzZ[““bfe

fz'xeArwmci mm: : not of"f’eone,not. of brafie , bute of 51-35

A fuch as travellers througha wilderneffe ufe to make to

fecute themfelves fromwilde heafis. Vvould you have
Forts «: The Lordismj rack, and my fizrtrefléfimjfireegzzv,
gm! my big/'7 tower. Pf'a1. 18. 2. Wou1dA youjhave a broad
river begirringa Citie fo walled and fortified 2’ finch alfo

is God, lfa. 33.2 1 . T/Ereglarims Lord milléve zmfa wee piece 4

qféraadrivers mzdjfreams. WantA you armeea’ He is in
Read ofall weapons, both ofl"en{ive as zhefworde 1, and

A A ” defenfive as the fhieId,Deut. 33,. 131}. H4[vpj.Aaxt% film: 0
Ifiacl, wee z'.s{lz'£’e unto thee, 0 people! A fizvedhey 2.‘/7e ~Lmwltée '
"  thy help, 4362.’ W50 2?: 158‘ [word ¢9ft£?yc,1:5g[[g;g§j;,

Want youSeenriee1s =3 God mu beth w.::.h:h amzi wgerd.
1112,27. 3. I the Lardda fee}: 2:, I will mm‘ it every ma-
meet,

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. éefsrre the  iirfzoairaivleiflafl/é ofCwiinon:. 

1. . .4. . w .I
3 Ga
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moat, Icy? may Mr! it, I will keep it nigbt Md’ day ;; fpcakizizg i
of his vineyard -the‘~Ch:u»rch. Wain: you Souidicrse’ T/:3

Lard :3 #3 75%}? ofmrrc, t/be Lardzir his name. Exod. 1 3 . 3;
’ yea the Lord alone is awhoie armie of men 5V..;m and 

Reare both. Ma. 52. 1.2;. 779: Lam’ willga éefare you, and 4

V we Gad of Iflaei will ficywar rerewmh Wherefore, to ufe
* the Prophet Am: exhortation,Prepare ta meet My 64:40

Englaod.. He is now upon his march, as Da-mid was a...
gairifi 1\I35d[_&n(7i his i"amilie:i prepare to meet him as A61’...
gail did with confcflions, petitions, deprecations 5311 in
a. way offuch humilitioas becomes the addrieflésioffiefli
and blood. We fhould alwayes /mméle our {Elves under

weomig-btze /mxdaf God 5, mofl of all when tbcreis in it a “

fword, a drawn fwmd, as now there is.. 302: of mm,‘ firm.
pbefie Md fizzy, I"l;m.rfiit/1 the Lorafifxy a from’, 4 [mid 1:?
flzmrprseci mm’ alfa _.fZ2zzr6z]bvd5 it is /Zmrgmed to make w fire
flawg/Emf, ztizlcfmréaiwveci that it may glitter :j7:vauMme Mm:
ommkc mirth? Ezek. 2109, Io. No ;i:n:u: than we {houid
make ifour boii1;cH1:~ toimake our psrace. » A — A i

ii

Amos 4.! 30

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Noviviirht rocziie to this fo defireablepeace with the 4

Lord our Godi Mi any fhould miflakc his way, lies
through the fields of faith,praycr, ard new ob;:i~iidien«:o.

Vvcmiufl firifi belecvé, for éeimgjaflzjiedéyfaitb, or 154721:  ~.,.  y  

pe4~rcm't.b Gadthrawgb Mr Laid 3&1: C’/arzfls. Rom. 5. 1,
He is the oncly peace.makerf.,the gréat reconciler of God

to us by his blood ,A and of us to God by his Sp-irit..:

Where faith iives,it will breathein cievoziom So God‘

1 woufd ihave it, I f a. 2 7. 5. Let him take timid afmyflrmgté A

#124: iacmay make peace mini me. wdhc/ball make pmmwzm
me, That expreflion impiyes a. wrcfiiiing in praying if
you compare it with Ifa. 64. 7.. Tberei: mm: that caiimi
upon My Name, that fiirret/a zap éimfi/f to mice imld of time:
and that in Exod. 32. m, where Gocji faith to praying

1 E 2 ‘ Mofcs:

W”

28 V A ' .4 Sermon preached at the late Faflfiyec.

Mefi: as to one that had taken hold of his fire:-zgth, and
heidhis hands 1 Let me :t!0fie',,t}9.et I may eaefiame them
we Certaialy never more need of devotion then now.
Vvheu our Saviour wasie be agorsie {wearing water and

Lue.2»2»44- bleed, the Evangelili tells us .63 prayed were earmffly. V

T he Church of Chrifl is now in her agonie, {weaning

blend in great abundance zwherefore pray in the holy

___M_,, Ghoii, 0 all ye that have received the Spirit of grace
and {application in any meai'ure,and again I Pay pray in

the holy Ghofl. Vim: Theedmm {peaking ofrhe prayers

Lmréer made in reference to a Diet at Aushurgmvherein

Ape-dMelcb.. matters were like no go againfl the Protefiants, wrote
#5:’? 53,3?" thus,Non daéita gain illizas peace: magrmm momentum ad
m,,_ 34;, defpcratam /mm: we/Em Cnmitierem fiat allmme : A He
. doubted not but Letégrx devotion would go near return

the flreame. Were the emf}: Camitiarum the Parliaments

and Kingdomes caufei much more defperate thee. it

isjand in a more deadiyfwouneipnarier is offorce eoi fetch

it again, and no reeeflaee an out-cafi people in theii emu:  

of God.»iBu5c then fuch as have this hope, mull: purifie them-
fclves, and follow Elipbemhis advife, ]ob 2 3 ,2 1 ,¢,4'cqmi;:zr new
:12} f.E={f‘ wit/9 /aim; endée at peace: otherwife as ficbuiifaidgfifbetlpeace
/22 [mg as the wb'ere.e’ame; ofrlay mother «mfg many .? would we be-

he 3{ing.g.&2-.

gggggegand eimo mzeew Gad. a‘si;.“em/aorola and mm chd , he would

quickly put amend tohis Wlkeg eamrary unto us. Mr. Foxoh-
ferves, than in King _.Ea'm:zrd the fixth time the Eng1ifl1 put to
Mes 2:-aic_l IEAE-~ flight their Enemies in Mufcleborgugh-field the felt fame day
3:3; 2% 3 3. andhome Wherexqthe RCfOI.‘m££t10l1 emoyned by Parliament
' ‘ ' ’ 9°  was pugc m exeeumon at London 9 by burning of idolatrous
%% Viemges. Suchadepehdancel hath our fucccfle uponlour obe-
filflnct; I conclude With that of the Prophet, Jfe. 3 ,1 9,30. If):
fie wills? end oéedsmt, ye‘ flail eat the gaod afriae Lend : We ifye re»
’ ff‘/‘:4’ W 9'95”/1 2 J’? /545 fie deezmredwieiv tbeifwardg for the mom}? sf
»t}Je Lard/aetlafjvoifimie, l   ‘* "

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