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Bphefianr,
Chap.6.
V
E
R,
z,3:
wardneflb,
theparcatmayfrnnein
beftowing,him otheewifc, but
he
doth
well
in
taking that, courte
of,
life, which
his
father
will
traine
him
to
:
fo
a
parent may perverily provoke
to
many things, where
a
child may
fuller
without
offending
God
:
but
in
&full
things wemutt
notyeeld to
them,like good
Jonathan;
r
King.
like
good
vifah,r
King.
15.
who
did depofe
his_Qeene:mother
for
her, Idolatries,
yea like
Chrift, who rather
then
he
would with'
carnal! refpeét
of,perfons, or
prevent the
feafon
which
his
Father
had fet
for thofe
miraculous
workes
which
fhould teftifie
of
him,
fayd
CO
his
mother,
Woman, what
have-1
to
doe
with
thee
my
hare
is:nte
yet, come,
lob.
2.
4.
Though
we
muff
love them
dearely,
yet
if
they come
againft
God,
we mutt
not
know them, Dent.
35.
rea
he
that
hated,
not
Father
and
tiYtotber
for
tjssy
fake,is
notworthy
of
me, Luke
21.
r4.
the
wife is nearer then the
parent,
yet if
the
wife in
the
bofomeerfwade
againft
God,
&c.
Ffe
r.
Which
many children, who
as
the old ones
crow,:
fo
theywill
follow,
likeas
Abaziah,
z
Chron.
z
z.4..cmark
-6.
Herodias
begged
IohnBaptiftshead,
being fchooled by
her
mother,: fo
many
if
the Parembid them
lye,
ufc
deceite, ride
on
the
Sabbath,
runne, they
will do
fo.
fC
Z
In
the
fecond place it
mutt
teach us,
that
no companions
tuna
have
fuch
intereft
in
us, as
to draw
us
to
evil!; furely
our Parents
are
of
all
thedeareft,
yet
we
mutt obey them but
in
the Lord
:
many
in good
nature
as they count,
andin
kindneffe
of
heart, though they
have
no
mindeto
many matters
which
are nought and unprofitable,
yet
if
a
companion give
butthe
whiffleto
them, theycannot
refute him
:
but,
fbould
your father perfwade
you..
to
unfruitfull
courfcs, to
mifpend
your
time, you
were,
not
to
heare him.in it; obey
Parents
fo farre:
as
you may
in
the Lord,
in
fo
doing,
no farther.
Doll.
Now
theft eafonfollowethforitiojufi
:
which
dotbfhtwus
how
equal'
a
thing
-it
isy
that
we
fbeuldbe
fubjell.
Our
boyfterous natures doe think
.
it a
hard word,
we
think
it
unreafonable,
but
there,
is
nothing more
squall, the heathens
have feene it, and
Therefore
have
ended
molt
fevere lawes,
topunifh the
contumacie
of
children,as
a
molt notorious
part
of
And how jufl
is
it
that they
fhould,. have:
duty
,
to
whom
we owe our
(elves:"
we
fay
to.a
friend,and thinke
it name,
that
if he
have done
us
any fpeciall
favour,
we.fhould be
at
his
command
in
what we are able.
rte.
The
Ufe
of
it
is
to
perfwade.us
to
obedience,
even
as
we have any
care
of
jufl
dealing: many
of
us would not take
fix
pence,
nor
keepe
theworth
of
apenny.
with
us,
which belongeth
to
another;much
more
mutt
we avoide
this injuilice, to withhold obedience,
where
we owe
duty.
VERS.z,3.
VERSE
z,
;.
Honour thy
Father and
Mother
,(which
is
the
ftrji
Cora,
mandement
with Promife.)
That
it
may
be
well
with
thee,
.
andthat
thou
may
fi
live
longupon
earth.
Now
he proverb
it juft, from the
tables
of
equine.
Where you
have
to 'confider,
3.
things.
r.
The