Sermon 1· and e!hallreceivethegifroftheHoLY GHosr. They,_thatha~laidHimfu!l I y /lever 4 rcendlll" (as they thought) even they have their parts mH1sA'Cm'i. ow,pa" ~· " ;r; H 1 r h · · · · Th h ~· ~· They rhatbormdH1m asprt 1 oner, e 001CS t encapt:vztre, ey, t at diddamna 7' oHim Hcdorhdonadaretothem. Alltolhew, Etiaminimicuisnomorethan t~~~;uth: a~d what would we more~ Then let no ;'llan defpaire of his parr in thefe ifts. or fay Iainlhur out of the Grant: I havefohved,Cobehavedmy fe!fe; never i 1 ~weft',vith G0 D, I. Why, what art thou~ Acaptzve? Nay,arr ~hou~n enemie.? rV Why if dehominibtu, ettam tmmtct>; 1f aman, though an enemre,tlus ScnptureWill V reach,him, if he put it not from him. The words are fo plame: for men, yea though Hit very enemies. A. . Secrhen what difference is betweene the two Feajh : Th~furreCizon (the firi1 ·verftofrlJePfalme) Let Go o arife, andlet Huenemiesbe[cattered,(thatis)Inimici \ J 4 mona, ormen, that put Him from them. But now, atth1s, Let G o o arife.,andlet V<<C"; Hiunemies (that were,and would not be) hegathered,and let thofe that h4te Hrm (and now hate themfelves for it) fly rmto him. It is the feaft of Pentmfttoday. This is thedayfor etiam inimicis: To day, Hehathgifrs even for them too. And thus much / forth~ latter parr,and fo, for the wholeTri111nph. , .• ·: Theendnow,wl1yall this. Ramini6m, for ;wen,that Go o may d111eltamong men: I ii: Go o, that isthewholeTrinitie,bythis Per[on ofit. Why~ dwelt Henot among men ~;;~7~;&•! before ~ He did. I know not well, whetherlt may be calleddwellmg; but fure never ,.,,u ""'"I fo did before, aslincethefegifts came fromHim. mm. Did nor dwell (they call it vijiting) then : went andC4me, and that was all. But, 1 fince,He came to fettle Himfelfe,to take His relidence; not, re vijit any longer, but v,.ell,noc~~ even todwellamong them. . fit. Nor among men, before; but, amongfomemen. Hewascsopedttp(asitwere: ~ 'J(pttuin I11d.ea Dem, and there was all. Since,theft~lnejfeof the Gentiles is come in; Am••~lfWI, "! I•phet intoShem's tents : All nations, His neighbours; all imereffed inHimand His ~(;!'~6. 1• Gifts, alike. Sr. Pariluponthisverfe, Heafcended, Vtimpleretom»ia. Impleret,His: Gen. 9 .s7. omnia, ours. FilledwithHisgifts, He:[tell, ~tll; that is, all the compaffe of earth full Ephof..... ~; of His fulnelfe. Iris for love, even~''"'~"'""' for His loveof men, that makes Him delire thus to Jwellwitll us. This is euidenr,by this taptivit.u (olreta, and thefedonadijlrib11ta; by this Captivitieled(that is) by His fighting for it: by thefegifts given (thatis) by His bidding for it; that all this He dorh,and all this He gave,and all for no other end but this. So as, quidreqttirit Dominus ? on His part; quidretribuam Do.nino i on ours; all is but this, ttt hAbitet nobifcttm.Deus, that thetrueArkeof Hu Pre{ence (His Holy Spmt) may finde aplace of reil With us. What lhall we doe then1 lhall we not yeeld to Him thus much, or rather; thus Ourdii'J') little~ If He have amindeti:>drveflin m,fhall we refufe Him~ Itwill befor our be- /"""– Befit: we lhall finde agood neighbour of Him. Shall we not then fay (as they did to r Chron.6.~•.= V the t..Arke)Ari{e, 0 Lord, into thy ref!ingpl.ce. But fi.rfi,two things."vould be done. 'ThePlAce would bemeer: 1> And thert{age T• prepmii~ or entenamrnem accordmg. For the Place,Neverlookabout for afoile,where: The •t"''" place, are we our felves. Hee mull dwell inm, if ever He dwell amona us. I» u; (I fay) notbelideus: l"'l'~lll is theword,and foit lignifieth, Sic inter nos,~tin no&i<. ! Andtffo, thenLocmand Loc~ttllmwould be futable. ADove He is:He will not 1 1\ comebutadtec1~candida, to no foule or footie place. ointment Heis : powred Hee I \ ~v~~~ notbe,but Into a cleane, andrweet; not in.ro a.i1i?king or lothfom.e phiall. To h~ ~s.rorheword: Go o Hee1s; andHoly•sHtsntle:SowouldHtsplace.be,an •Cor.J.!~;· KjP ''e; and, for Go o,aTemple. You know, who[aith,TempiHmDesejllfvor: owyenot,yearethe Temples sf Goo, if He dwell inyou?, . Oooz B~
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