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The
principaIi
matters
of
the third
Chapter.
of our
owne
unworthinefe;
nor
by
our
not
pro-
(
The u.ingellr
are
eye
-wirne
fes
of what
firing
to
our winde.
I
is done in
the Church
of
God.
Minifiers
mn/E
not
give
overpreaching;/
Thofe
that
enjoy
the
blefed
view
of
God
neither
uponconceit
of
their
ignorance; nor
of
doe
not thereby
art
aim,
the
knowledge
of
the [mall
good they
fee
comes
of
it;
nor
for all
things.
want
of
feeling in themfelves
the
power
of
thofe
things
theypreach;nor
upon
fenfe
oftem-
ptations contrary
to
it.
Verle 7.
The
Mirifleriall
gift,
which
Cyod
of
grucegiveth,
mates
a Mtnii
ler.
appear,
in
his dealing toward his
Church:
Minitiers
differ in
their
gifts
and quali-
fume
things wherein
it
appeareth.
ftcations.
Gods power accompanieth
the
gift
ofthe
Minitiery.
O
fa
foure-
fold
knowledge in
eArgells.
I-
%ow
Angelá
profit
to
experimental'
knowledge
by
things
done
in the Church.
e/Igainfi
Papif
s
that
Saints
departed
cannot
hearsour
prayers.
gods
manifold
wifdomc doth
Specially
Vert
E.
How
the eflpoflle could
fay,
bee was
the
leatfi
of
allSaints.
The
mofi excellent men
mull
thinke
tub_
mifcy
ofthemfelves.
A
greatfavour of
Cod,
to
be
called
to
the
Minitiery..
To abafe our
fclves the
way to
extoll
Gods
grace.
Minifiers ofthe
gof
ell
bringgoodtidings
to
men.
They arefwinifh
who
negleíi the
Cjofpefl.
We
muff
depend
on
the
Gofpell.
Minihers
muff
prmcipally,
preach
Chrifi
Iefiu.
None
able
to come to
the
full
knowledge
of
Chrí.
Verfe 9.
Miniters
and
Mittihery,the light
of
the
World.
The
things
of
the Gofpell not to
bee
com-
prehended
by
the reachof
Nature.
We
muff fee', the Spirit
, who
fearcheth
the
deep
things of
God.
The
Creation
,
a
teflimony
of
the
pity
of
the
Father and
the Sonne.
Verfe
t
o.
Why
Angelis are
principalities
and
powers.
The Angel's are
not
infirulled
by
the
preaching
of
the
Gofpell,
but
by
the Church
as
it
is
by
it
eolletled.
Of
Godswi
fdome
how
it
ismanifold.
god
will
in time
bring them
to
further
knowledgewho
havea true
def:re
of it.
Angelis have a
flroakin
the[way
ofearth-
ly kingelomes.
verve
tt.
What
f
ever
dotb
befall
us in
time, bath
beenpsrpo
fed
by
God
from
everlafüng.
Verfe
tz.
In
aril?
one!),
is
oxr
confcience
able
to
picadors righteoufrejfe before
God: wemuff
commit our
[elves
one
y
to
(brill
we
have
that
which is equal!
to
a particular
word.
In
Chrifi
wee may Securely
come
into
gods
prefence.
Two
things which breed
confidence;
wicked
men
are deceived,
who are per[wa_
dedoftheirfecurity
to
god-ward.
.
7
o
have
benefit
by
Chrifi,
we
mull
be-
leeve
on
him.
It
is
a woefull
cafe to
live
in
unbehefe.
Faith
is not
a bare afent;
but
a
confident
embracing with the
heart the
thing aft
ted
unto;
A
1°opifh
collellion
an
fivered.
Two
acceptions
of
confidence:How
o,weak
faith
hath
confidence.
Faith
ore
y
looketh
to
Chrio/ as
it
jet_
fiifetheThere
are other works
of
faith,
but
this
onely
jufiifieth.
Verfe 13.
What it
is to
faint.
(.4
Minifler
multi
bee
careful!
to
re-
move
offences
that
hinder the growth ofthe
Gofpell.
There
will fcandalls arife
to
hinder the
Paving
vertue
of
the
Gofpell,
and
how.
The
difference
of
a carnalleaid a
godly
man in receiving Chrtfi and his
Gofpell.
The
skill and fidelity
of
a Minifler
es
in removing fcandallt.
We
are
prone
upon
the trouble
of
Mini
-
ffers
toforfake,
them and
their
Gofpell.
We
muff
be
readyto
fuffer
in
the
affi-
Itions
s