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V
s
R.
;ü.
Epbefans,
C
hap:
4..
though their
perfons arc
not approved,
and
Chrift
fhall
fay,
Depart
from
me ye workers
of iniquity',
i
knoîv
you
net.
The
third fort
are
thole
that
are qualified
,
called and
fanâifed
in-
wardly
:
now
theft
are given
ofChrift,
and
as
the Scripture fpeaketh,
are
men
according
to
his owne
heart
,that
is
delegated by him.
,tiefl.
How
may we know thefe
.in
w.
By
their
fruits, by
¡Teaching.
y
'
y
Living.
By
teaching.
z.
For matter
,
they will teach that
onely
which
is
delivered to them from
God.
s
Cor.
r
5.2.3.
That
which
I
have received
.
What
and how
from
the Lord,
that t
havedelivered
unte
you.
They
will feed the
flock
I
hdßd
eof
of
God,
with
all
the word
of
God,
concealing
nought that
is
conve.
Ì
teach.
nient
;
Ikept
back
nothing
that
was
profitable. But
principally
they
will
As
30.:0.
preach
the doltrine
of
repentance.
Preach repentance, and
remifslon
of
fins
in
his
name.
They
will
preach Faith
in
Chrift
;
I
cared
to know no-
s
Cora.:.
thing
amongil
you,but
Iefeuchri(l and
him crucified.Laftl
y,they
wil feed
with the doétrine
of
good works.
This
is
a
fentence
worthy
all entertain-
ment:
Let them
that
havebeloeved,
have
cart
to /hew
forth
good works:
Teach
thef
things,
they aregood
and
profitable,
2.
For themanner,
in
frmplicity,
defiring rather
the
evidence
of
2.
the
Spirit, then the pomp
of
fet
phrafes;
I
was
with
you inweakneffe,
3
Cor.3.3.
andinfeare,
and in
much
trembling; and
my
preaching
was not
in
enticing
words
of
mans wifdome,
but
in
demonfiration
of
the
Spirit and
of
power.
This
was
it which
Paul counfelled
Timothy
to
look
unto.Studie
to
thew
z
Timz.rs.
thyfelfe
a w,rkeman, that
needeth not to
be
a!hamed,dividing the word
of
truth aright.
Now
this
ftandeth
in
teaching the
truth
above named
with refpeetof
duc
circumftances ; confidering what
is
fit
for
weak,
what for ftrong, for young, for old. Therefore there
muff be
a
word
of
wifdome,
as
well
as
a
word
of
knowledge;wifdome which
muff en-
able
a
Reward
of
Gods
node
fo
to
diftributc food
,
that
every one
Qil
t Ttlov.
may
have
their
due
portion.
3.
For the
time
,
wee
muff feed
often;
Be
infiant, 2
Tim.4.2.
not
3
onely
when
all
things
are
fit
,
but outwraftling
difficulties
which
would hinder
:
The
Minifter
of
God
is
bid
to
continue
in
delirine; and
`'''."1/41'
?"
w
Paul,
Alt
20.7.
was
night
and
day occupied
in his
duty.
4.
The
end,they will leek
the glory
of him
that
feet them;The
fame
4.
ietrue,and
there
is
neunrighteoufneffein
him.
John
t
sa
This
being
fo,
we
fee
how wide the world
is,
that
think thefe men
Yre
z.
who
have fuch gifts
of
Chrift
Jefus,
the
very
offall
and
off
=
fcouring
of
.
Though
the
men, troublers
of the State,
fuch as hate
them,
never
fpeake
good to
;
cou
btaoéY
them: Thus like.fwine, they
doe trample under
foot the
precious
rach,
pearls
that Chrift doth
fend
them, the
Minifters
of
his
Gofpel.
Againe,
it mutt
teach
us fo
to think
of
them,
as
the
fpeciall favours
yr
2
of
Chrift
:
If
our
friend
dothfend
us
from
a
far
Country
, one
of
his
Yet we mutt
chiefe fervants
over
to
us, we will welcome
him,
and
the
love
of
our
`hgmtY
eiteeme
friend will appeare
in
our
entertayning
of
him
:
So
Chrift
now
in hea-
ven, he
doth
fend
us
Miniffers,
the
Stewards
of
his
houfe;
Sure
if
we
V v
have