306 their own damnation : for the fake of thefe poor diitraóed Churches; for the fake of the King, that he tray have the comfort of Governing a quiet and united people : and for their own fakes, that they may give up their account with joy , to tht chief Shepherd and Bilhop of our fouls, and tot with terreur, for the confuming and fcitters ¡rigofhis flock. And (that he may both begin and end with vine Authority) the Author humbly beggeth of them all , that England may but SEE and FEEL, that the P ASTORS do VNDER- STAND BELIEVE , CONSIDER and O BET that will of God , which thefe following Texts of Scripture do exprefs. Pfal. Y 5.4. In 'hofe eyes a vileperfon L. contemned, but he honoureth them, that fear the Lord. Math. 25. 40, 4. Verily 1 fay unto you , in a much ae ye did it ,v t , to one of the lea i of thefe (my Brethren)ye did it not to me. Math. 18, 6, To..But xihofo fha;ll fend one of thefe little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a mi'/%one were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth cf the Sea --- Take heed that ye befp e not one of thefe little ones for I fay unto ycte, that in Heaven their angels do alwayes behold the face of my fa ther which is in heaven. II For the Son of man is come to fave that which was loft. 2 Cor. 4. 3. But if our Gofpel be hid, it is hid to them that are lrft. T Cor. 9. a6. For tiece ity r laid firs mc, yea axo,
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