A SERMON -PREACHED_ before the K 1·N G s MA 1 E s r I E ·, at TPhite~haO on Saturi.ay, t~e- XXV. of Vecemher,A. D. ~ocxxnu. being CH R l ,S T·M ASS E Jay. PSAL.II. Ver. VII. .Prredicabo Legem, de qua dixica,d me Dominus: Filius meustu, hodiegenuite. . . I r:piUpreach the L~w~ whereofthe11 o R b foidtome: Thou a~t my Son, this day ha11e I begotten tbte, ._ _ IS Text,thefir.(l:wordof itisPr.tdicaho, IwiU preach. So,here is a Sermon toward. And iris of Filiu;; Filitu metu gemeite; of thebegetting,or bringing forth a child. And that, liodtt,this very day. , And let not this trouble you, thatitis (be– in the Text, and (borne) on theday, In all therhreeTongues, one wordferves for both. In Latine, v1i~tJa Ventu gamit : Venus did but beare A Enea<; yet itisfaid, Genttit. In Greeke -:Xu,.,a£,7«"" ,.,:r,;.,, Hee was but bmza of the Vir– gJn; yet Mee was faid ~,.,!J,;,, Cenittu. And I re– port mee to the Ma!lers of theHehrewtongue, whether the original! word in the Text, bearc.nor, be not as full, nay doe not more properly im[Jort His Birth, than Hisbegetting. It isfure, it doth. So,it may beufed; ~•n1S.•. and fo, we will ufeit indifferently. And let this ferve once for all. We remrneto our5ermon. Pr£dicabo. Hereis one[1lith,hewi!lpre4Ch. Hath he alicence~ 'Yes: Dixit alme, r· he was fpoken to,or (indeed) he was comtpanded. (Amar is tocommand.) Cornman- ,~N ded: by whom~By him,that harhlawfull authoritiefo ro doe, Dixit domintu. ·Hee ftcpt notupofhis ownehead; Hecametoitorderly: madenofuirfortheplacei wasappointed for it• . Whatwiilhepreach of~ Whencewill he take his Text~ Out ofDixit domimu, ~ 0·?r of theWord of God. And thar is right. So doe we take,ours ; for,fo did he rake , h,s, ToDtxlt Domintu he held him ;preached not voluntarie: bur,~s he preached thelaw,fo, hehadahw to preach by (theWord of God.) Dixit Dommm. P z And
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