

Preached in
L
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r ·.
This Jife:ts itwasHirlife; So the
good
of it,
His gcod, lionatu4.
This,,
Hidift,
thefethe portion of His life: thefe He chof, for
HH
good :
~hey,Hrs
;:and He,theirs.
The that mJke ftrch achoice, thm
ReceptJit
may
w~ll
end
mc_mczaru.
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·
YTh'
ay Saint
chrJ..r iftome:
by the
mtnde.
Same
Areguj!enc
raked) another, by
IS
w
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.
h'
.
d I
fi
'
the,tiemory,morepropertothePamarc. smeamng : an nat ..ourewayes: .
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For (faith he)
Abruham
wtlhng htm ro
remember,
he
haaremvedfuch thmgs;
irh lyeth (in etfeet)rhar he had cleane forgotten, \hat any fuch
~~mgs ~e
had ever
re-
.
,
· P ·d LookehowE{aufpeaketh,
Habeohonaplurzma, Ihaveenotegh, my JJrother:
Gcn.n;;
'A:;d:
a~
his pew-fellow he!e,
L11ke
X I I:
Anima habes,
S<;~ule,thoup;y1
goods
eno~g";·
Luke ...,,;;
Evenfoforall thnvorld, ttfeemeth,thrs p:my here; he
had
them :·Sure he
~a~,_.Ji;
hadrhem:
bur, that he
recervedrhem,
hee never remembred. No\V, hce Js'pud;t
minde,
qt~ia
ricepifti : Now therefore, tho11 art tormented.
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Now not remembring he
hadreceivedthem,
no marvelllfhe forgate,
wh
he
.., • ·•
'I
received thet'n or
JVith what go»dition:
Forgetting Go n in heaven, no marvell ifhe
remembrcd
n~t
Laz.arU<
pn earth. Veri!y, neither he nor any man receive theil;), as
: r ..r
Proprinaries; butasStewards,andasAccomptants,
as CH
RI
s
·r
tellethus, above
in this
chapter.
Not, for ourfelvesbnly, or for our owneufe; but for others, too ;
And among others, for
Laz.arU<
by name. If
Laz.arU<
receive·nor, it was his fault,
andnot Goo's,Whogavehimenciughro(upplyhisowneufes, andLatoartl4warlt
·
'tc •'
too. Forboth which two, he, and all
receive;
that receive at Go r/s hands:
But
he
(it feemeth)receivcdrhemto and for hi'!'(elfe alone; and no body elfe: That
AbraL
h~m
faith truly,
Recep.iftrtu; tu &_nemoaltm : Tott! andyotiYS;
and no bodypefides;
For, his
Recepif/i
endedmhJmlelte, and he
mad~ himf~lfe
Summam
iM•fliu~i ncept~-
rum.
For, tfyou calllum t<;> accompt by the wnr of
Redderatronem,
this m?ll be hts
Audit: In
purple
and
linnen,
fo much; arid m
befly.chcere,
fo much : So niuth on his
batke, andfo much on.hisb<;Jard, and in them endeth
~he
Total!
of h\s
Rrctipt :
Ex-
cept you wil put inhishormdstoo,which rete1ved ofhtm;'!lore than
L_az.aru;
mighr;
This is
mdcedRecepr~;
tufolm.
ThiS dtd
not1braham :
For, hrs recetpt reacherh td
firangers;and orhers be!ideshimlelfe; anp,
Laz.arU<
hee received in his bofome ori
earth, or elfe he had never beene in heaven, to have him there.
,
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.
Will you fee
[nowtherefore]
the Confequentin kinde
~
Therefore
is·Phis panie
now in the
Gulfe,
becaufe (living) himfelfe was agnlfe: Iris now
G11rgei in
g~<rgite.
but one Gulfeinanother. While helived, he was as a Gnl(cfwallowing all:
'f{Jw
therefore,
the
Gulfe
hath
fwa/fowed him.
.
Remember
this, for it is a fpeciall point.
For, rfour
prrrpte
and
fine linnen
[wallow up ouralmes: If our roo much lalhing
on~
{o doe good to our felves,make us iri lbte to doe good;to none but ourfelves: If our
riot?US walling on ex.pences of
~anitie;be:agt~lfe ~ntl
devoure qur Chr!llianimploy–
l!lg rn workes ofcharme; Therers dangerm
Recepift!,
even the danger of[
Now there-
fore] Gurges ei'M
&
ingMgitemprojicicrii;
a
Gttlfe
thou wert, and into the
-t;ut(e
/halt
thou goe. Ever, for the moli parr, you lhall linde thefc two coupled. I\i
Sodome.
E k
6
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Pride, andfi•lne(fe of bread,
with
not
~retching
the hand io thepoore.
In
IreJa
..
Grell;
a~:o;~.f?·
hot~lu
of
"',lllt,
and rich beds
tij
ivo~y
,with
little compafion on the mifery of
1
o(eph.
And
hen;:
G~mg
rrchly.' and far:ng.damtzly,
\'Vtth
taz.arU<
bolome and belly,both ell)pty.
The faym.g of Same
B~fit
ts htg?Iy
cor~1mended, that.:~'"
7;;,
~
»
t'i.'i'l'l•,
iTide is
Prodzgalrtwwhetftone.
An? fo
ltlS
(furec;) and fets [uch an edge upo_n it in our ex:
pences,that tt cuts fodeepe toto our
recerpt;
and /hares fo much forf'"ple'and
lin!'e/J;
as rtleavesbut a!mle for
Laz.arm
portion. Sure, foit;.is: lelfe
p~trple
muf!
content
bus; and fomewhat muf! be cur off from
quotidie fllendide,
if We
,viJl
have
L-a):·Arm
etter provided for.
.
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'· 11 }his,I have llood a little on, thatit riiay be
remembred.
·iris C
i
11
r s
T •
s
f
pe:
eta
ft
.~f~,bothin
the Parable before, and in this Story here: and
remernber,.it
wee
~~s)
'', ett;1\,(as, in that) we will be received into
e'llerlAftit~g
taber'nacfes;
or (
as~j[i
~
e
Wt
edehvered from
e'l/erlaftillg torments.
'
m
1
~
ow\adde,that, in thus
forgetti~g
Lazarus
to remember himfelfe, bee rl!.'
e~
re notJ\mfelfeneither,butfallcdinthattoo: For, whereas
he
confiftedof
•r
E.
e
3
two