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V
E
R.
6.
Sphefans,Chap. 6.
when principally or onely
he
looketh
at
this, he
ferveth
with
a
hollow
':
hcart,like the Priefl,
No
pennie,
no Pater miller; and many
doe
fo look
to their
valles,
that
their
gleanings arc
better fometime then their
ma-
tters harveft.
Again, the untruth
in
their
dealings Both convince this
a.
guileful) fervice. Many
that
are our onely chapmen, fo will winde
in
3.
with
cuhomrrs
that they
will be ferved
with
no
other
then fuch
an
one
:
but what
is
their
ende
they
are kinde
to their
mailers cuftomers,
as
vlbfolon
to
his
fathers fubjeels, to this end, that
if
they
fee
up
they
may carry
all
with
them; tolling
another
mans pigeons
to their owne
lockers.
Againe,
the
gargling
their
mailers
,
like
ziha,
2
Sam.
4
16.
3.
A
cuftomer taketh
him
Idle
ill
ufed,hardly dealt with, you
)hall
have
a
hollow fmooth companion
will fay,
they
are
but
fervants,
though
it might be thus
and
thus,
yet their matter
mutt
make
his
owne price, loading their mailers
backe with any thing odious.
Finally, the difloialtie
of
men once out
of
fervice Both teílifie
they
.
never ferved with
foundneffe
of
heart,
for
that dude
would
be
con-
fiant,
whereas many now will beard their
ma
hers,
and
if they could
cut theirthroates with telling
a
word, out
it fhould
:
all fuch
fervants
may
affure
themfelves that they ferved
in
hypocrite,
and
therefore
that
it
was
molt
hateful)
to
God,
for what
is
more odious
to that God
of
troth,
then
filch
guilefull
courfes? Hypocrifie
is
compounded
of
pride and
untruth,
the Lord hath both
of
them
in
high abomi-
nation.
z.
We
=flail
hence confider
that
if
God
will
not have
hypocrite
in
the fervice, which one
man Both
to another, how doth
he hate it in
his
owne
fervice
?
Let
us
labour therefore
to
doe
that
we doe
with
foundnefle.
,aefl.
But
how
may we know
that
the thing we
dot
is
with upright-
ncflc?
t4
nf
in.
r.
If
we call
our
felves
into
the
prefcnce
of
God
:
for
by-
pocrifiedare
not abide before
him: Walk
before
me and be
upright,
2
King.
zo.
i
have
walked
before
thee
with
a
perfer'l
heart
:
the
Pharifees
looked to men. 2.
If
we
doe
from our hearts
that
we doe
:
with
the
heart,
and unfeignedly are
all
on, ler.
3.
to.
Hypocrites give
God
their
lippes, but their hearts
are farce
from him.
3.
To
his
glorie
onely,
r
Car. 3.
VERSE
6.
Not
witheye
ferviee,an
men
pleafers,
but as the
fervants
VERSE
6.
of
Chrifi,
doing the will
of
God
from
the
heart.
Not with
eye
fervice.
Whence Obferve,
that
eye
rervice flandeth
xet
Doll.
with
aprigbtneffe
of
heart;
an
eye fervant
is
not
an
honeft hearted
fer-
vant
in
Gods account.
Now
we mutt to
underhand it, know that
it
is
not
eye fervice,
which looketh often
to
the eye of the matter or
mi-
ffreffc
, for
Pfal.
I23.
2.
the whole dude
of
a fervant
is
fet
downe by
this;
and it
is a
lawful)
thing, when
it
is
to have
their
dire lion and
know their pleafure: but eye fervice
is,
r.
All outward
fervice
which
goeth no further then
that
a
man can
take knowledge
of, for
he
that
doththe
outward thing onely, though with
a
morali honeft meaning,
Gods
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