c I. II. a b c d J. Vcrfc 8. Ofth"e RESURREcTION. Sermon 9. :tnd, Claritaf humilitatispr«mium. Humility, the merit ofglory (in the fi;n;r,– the foure.) And glory,the reward ofhumility(in the other three.)Which twoe; eof and cver,a'rc fo £1!1: linked tog.cther,as,there is no parting them. I cannor,bur ~~~e~h~ and I will\ bt;ttouch the Mem (m the fir!l:vcrfe : ) It properly pertaines,toanorh' day. And fo, come to opuo did, . , er The matter ofthis daies exultation, is called here, HIS Exaltiltion. . And is, of two forts. By Go v (in the riimh verfc:) And byus (intheri' !all:.) VQ By Gov; And that, is double : ofHis Perfon : ofHis NAmt. TwoS 11 p 1 , either,onc. Super-exaltavit lp{um, His Perfon; rhereisone (inrheforrnerpar;~f the ninth verfe. AndNomen fi•peromnc1mnm, His name; thereis the other (inrhe latter part oflt.) And this i' G o v s. Thea tornmeth Ol)tS•• _For.Go o .~xalringirHirnfelfe; Heewill have usrodoe the hke. And not to,doe 1t ~wardly alone : but even outwardly to acknowledge it for fuch: and fers down pr~c1fely this acknowledgement,how, He Will have it made hy us. Namely, two wates : B.J the Knee, by the Tongue, TheKnee, to6,. 10 ; 1 (verfe Io.) TheTongue, to confeJJei~ (Verfe II.) And both thefe, tobe gcnerJII;E. very Knet, every To11-g,ue~ And nor mgroffe, but d~duced mro three fevera/Jrankcs: <.Allin lmven;u1Hin (arlh, Allunder the earth: wh1ch comprehends all (indeed) and leaves none our. This acknowledgemem, rhus, but one!y infinuated by rheKnu is hy the Tongr~e more plainly expretfed: And this it is, That I • s v s CH, Is 1 ;z$ the Loa o, Lo It o ofallrhoferhrce. Thts,robedone,andfodone,asirredound all, to theglory of Go v the Fitther. But then !all:, take.the Vfe '~irh us :that, lince in I:Jim, His humili<vit fe-pfo"; ends inSuper.exaltavll Dem; Hts ht~mblmgHtmfelfe,.mGo v s Exalting;Thatthe fame minde be in,m : And, rhe fame end {hall collie to lis. As His end was, [ 00 11!1 {hall be,in theglory if Go D the Father. VVErouchfirll:uponthisword. It is the AxisandCardo, theverypoini, whereupon the whole Text turnerh. Fir!l:, Propter ; A caufc there is. So Go ·o exalts ever, for m•fi· Heere, drtearth, otherwhile, there is anExaltavit, without a Propter quod. Some,as propter. Sobna, Hamah, SanhaOat, fdmerimesexaltcd;nomanknowes, wherefore• With ~~Y1'.~:' f· Go v, there goeth ever; wirhmen, there ihould goe, aPropter quod, beforeE-<· Nchem.4.•· altavit. 2 Fora eaufe: for what~ forthisc4ufe. And this now, call:sus backetothefonner Propter quod. verfe,where it isferdowne, Humiliavit : There it is, 'for His Humility, , Humili•vii. Now, ofall caufes, not for that : if we goe by this world, which (as the Pro– verbeis) was made for theprefumpruous. Not forthat venue of all orhers. Avcr· tue(beforeC n a Is T rhus graced it) foout ofreque!l:, as thePhilofophm(lookemof· to their Ethicku) you'lhall notfomuchasfindethenameofhulllility, inthehfi :tit their venues. Well, rhis call: venue, of no reckoning, is here made thePrifltt quod, of CHRI s l' s exalting. As,Ref}exitlmmilitatem, theground,ofHisM~ Luke 1 • 48 ' thers ()l{agnijc~t. And He, that, bl' Htmbroright lig~t o11t of darke~eJ!e, atthe fi,,fi· • Cor. 4.6. will by Him,bnng~lory out ofhr11mltty at !all:, Or this booke decetverh us. Wuhf G 0 v, it lhall haveaplace ofaPropter quod; how poore account foever, we makeo ~ IpfE. ·it here. 'Jib t Btir, this ~oa, is a Collective ; there be in it more points than one. I w1 11 point at them.
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