611 .. Ofth'e s E N D I N G .s;;;;;;;- ---------------------------------------~ j. Rtplttif••t NoV(,rep!eti fimt iOi. !Ui, with reference to·o~hers fince;and (if you will)to'o •lb,wuh rehfcfelves. They,m rhefucceedmg ages, and we,to rhts day, remve theSpirit too 0 1~t rencuo oc ers • · . c lh f h ,/1/ ' re 1$ _ lrtswrongwuhus. But,bothrheybc,oreus, orto r eApo,;. es; andwelhonof l'lal , 31 i them, by much. It farerH herein,as it doth in the powring forth of anointment (the · · · · Pfalme fo likeneth it:) No oynttJJentat theskirts,or edges ofagarment,dorh r~neli frelh, and ful~l as on the~e•dandbeitrd, where it was firft !h~d :_ever, the funherk goeth, the rhuiner and rhmnerthe ftreames be. Therefore 1t IS fatd, Repltti Jam 19 -, and even il!i wams nor his force,they wereji/led,thcy. We, but aHin, to their Eph;: bur anhandfi•ll, to tlieir he•p.e; bur arantifme, to their Bap:ifme. They filled: had as much, as they could hold : We have our meafure, fuch asms ; bur, fu/lwearcnor. 1 'z lf.ttt{in. Pial. 68.1! . Ephef4.8·• .None of us fo full, but we could hold more. And, tyw reaions there are tehdred: •One, fuch aPeniecoft, as this, rieverwas but this ; never thelikebefore, norfince. It was C u a Is T s Coronationday,rhe day uf placing Him in His Throne, whenHeg•vc thefegiftstmto men. That day aU magnificencewas lhewed, the like not to be lookedforever after. ' Then againc, to fay truth, our task~-worke is!)Ot fo great, tpat weneed r~quire fuch a fillmg. We have to dealebur w1rhanbandfullof mtn, mcomparifon· aod thofe brought lip in religion, and(as it were) hr6ken, toour hands. 'They, wi;hthe fulneJftof theGentiles, all mankinde; wilde as then, and enraged; filledf~llof ma. lice ~gainft them; and their doClrine by the cvill fpirit : that, they needcdtheg 11 J Spmt, to fill, to encounter fuch oppofir.on. The cafe (you fee) d1ffm much. It was happie for the world, they had this6verflowlngfidnejf~Njth"esp~rit. Jtisenoughfor us, we have themeafimfpoken of, z Cor.u. 9. Sufftcit 11h1gratta,grt4·e{ufjcltlll for us: and let rhat content us. And rhus much for thecqmmentary of rhewiml. Now,tQ theglojfe of thetMguu. · T he gt..ffeof They ~~erefilled; and, in figne they werejif!ed, it is added, they rAnmover: The the mgues. * fire waskindledin them, by this wind ; and in ftgnerhereof, theyJieake withtbtir f;f,{.~'bt"' tong"~· · Indeed, pitie theylhould bethus~//, an~have no meanes tO yenrit:havc - afitrtttofill, and·notatongut'to empty, or•mparttt. Therefore, rhdongn111vere requifite. The wind would haveferved them, iftheyha.dbeenetobeechriflim only : Bur,they weretobe Apoffles(thar is, Amha(Jadors) and fuch mull: havetongr11, needs. But, two impcrfeClions were in their tongues : •They were bur lingle :He deft them, and maclethem able todeale with many. • Their tongues were watmfo andweake : Heg;.wethem, the forceandoperationofjire, toklndlefucha/ight, as fhould bttrneto rhe worlds end. In a word: where they knew neither hownorwhlt tb fpeake, He·gave them both : both ficut, how ; and ,;..,,~i}{i7',:.u, what : Hce gave themboth,and fo made them perfeClv1pqJt/es. Thefcfoure, .~ caurAgt, •l41lgu;ge, Thc.!,pen• dencecfB..e· pltti, lnd W.. quuti 1 their •{ill. ~ difcretien, and 4/earning. ' Firll, aword of the dependance ofRepleti; 4ndloqur1ti : Theywere}UeJ, and theri they hegan tojfeake. It is well,theybegannot before; but werejiUedfirft,and then/}aie after. This, is the right order. Somewhere, fome fall a/}taking, I will not fay be– fore they be[Nil, or halfe-full; but while they be little better thanemptie,'ifnot empt1 quire. There, is nor reJleti funt, & c~rperunt !oqui : ca-ptruntloqtJi beginsche verfe with them; Repletifunt is skipped over. Ever, emptyingprefuppofethjiflmg: Repletl hath reference to thecifterne; Loqustito thecocke. Theciflernewould be fidllooked to, that it have water fl:ore, before we be too bufie to ply rhecocke; Elfe, followwe not· theHoly Ghoft's method : Elfe, it may bec~rperunt loqui, but nor' Jic#tdeJJtSpi·.· ritru .- He giveth leave to none, to (Jeake, empty. ~ · .. d Iris butaG~&m.marnote (that ofHieromes) _b~t itis to :he_Purpofe, upon thewoble quemdocebefmntt411f (Efay z8 .) that doeeo, tflt have h1s nghr,would have adOll. Accufative: not onely, qaern,whom(that is) anauditory; burj(ienti.tm,what(th/ac;s) ~ ' kiWI' ldf/•
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