62,8
PGIai9.6
Däi,
Y
.P..
Doll.
Pfa1.119.,
;o.
Vie
I.
Ephefians,
Chap.
5.
V.
E
R.17.
not
to
ufe
it,
but
walke
fill
in
the
darkneffe and vanity
of
our owne
understanding
:
Let
us in
all
things labour
to
fee
this
Lanthorne
before
us, and
then we(hall
not
be
confounded, when
we
have
refpell
unto
a/1
his
Commandements.
2.
We
fee
for the matter
of
the
verfe
:
a.
That
it
is
all
or
duties
to
labour
to
put
of
that
folly which
Hill
rs
bound
in
our
hearts
:
for this folly
is
but
in
parr purged
out,
in
great
meafurewe
lack
underflanding
hearts, Deut.29.4.
Now
it doth thew
it felfe in
this
;
r.
That
it will
not let
us
remember the thingsthat
God
bath
done
for
us,to
take benefit
by them,
it
putteth out the
eye behinde
us.
Deut.32.6,7.
a.
It
will
not
fetus
take
deeply to
heart
the things prefent,
whe-
ther
mercies
or otherwife
;
if
a
wife man laugh
on
a
foole , nothing
will Fnke with him,
Pray.29.9.
And for the
hand
of
God
chaftening
us,
the folly
of
our hearts will bid
us
not take
it
grievoufly, but fhoote
off the
fenfe
of
it,
as
the rock doth
waters;
for
a
foolish heart
loveth
not the houle
of
mourning;
wherein our
foolifhneffe
is
like
to
theirs
that
will take
nothing which
fhould make
them
Fick,
though
it would
heale
them:
So it will
not
let
us
forefee and feare for
the
time
to
come
:
vs
foole cannot
be
admoni/hed
,
a foole
runneth
on
and
u
beaten.
The
beaft and
Fowles
better
then
we
;
In
wine
is
the
net ppread,
if
the
few
le
fie
it
; and
a
borfe will bogie where he bath
beene foyled
;
but
we
like
foolea eeafe
not to
reiteratefolly
, and fo
like
dogs
return
to
our
vomit
:
And
thus folly hindcreth
us
from feeing powerfully what
God
by
calamitiesand
other
experiences
doth
call
us
to.
3.
Folly doth
keep
us
from knowing, or
at
frail from
affebting
the
will
of
God which
we know ;
as a
foule, though you may
make him
repeat
a
wife faying
after
you,
yet
it will never
relifh
in
his foolish
un.
dertlanding, aswifdome
:
So it
is
folly
that
will
not let
us
admire
and
finde fweet.to our foules,
as
honey
to
the tafte, that which
is
the
wif-
dome
of
God
in
his
Word.
Wherefore
feeing
we
are
thus full
of
folly,
for
who
forgetteth not
things
of
ufe
a
2.
Whole
heart
can
take griefe
at jufl occafion
of
griefe!
3.
Who
doth
take
warning,and not
run his finger againe and
againe
into the
fame
fire
r
Who
findeth
not that
there
is
want
of
ra-
fting and
admiring the wifdome
of
God which
he
knowethf Let
us
therefore
fee it
and
hold that
healing
word,
Efay
32.4.
The heart of
the
foals fñ
fhal
underfland
knowledge,
and
the
tongue
oftheflammerers
fhaü
be
ready to /peake
plainly.
3.
We
fee
from this verfe,
What
it
is
that
can
make
ue
truly
wife
in
all
our wages,
viz.
the effelïuall knowing
and
obeying
of
Gods
word,
Deut.4.6.
Keep
theft
words
and
do
them,
for
this
is yourwi
fdome,and
your
underflanding.
What
wifdome
can
be
in
them
that have
left
the Law
of
their
God?
This
is
one commendation of Gods word,
that
the
entrance
into
it
giveth
wifdome to
the
f
mple.
Wherefore
we muff
not
be deceived
,
and
too
much admire
any
wifdome