eAffiilled C mftieNcet. H7 not upon us, tl1e.n is the * heate and light thereof "*' Or ar leaft vertuall multiplyed, and l:JlUCh mtended toward the Foun- power oE heating. taine, which afterwards is lhed downe upon us againemoreamiably·andacceptably, when the dark- • At lidl, lo{epb was ne!fe is done. And let us further take notice, that firange,& rauoh unto Chrifl our elddl: Brother, bletfed for ever, deales hisBretheren:omake with us in fuch Cafes, as · Iofeph, a type of him in them remember their · many c refpeds, dealt with his brethren : He fault: But in the mean frowned upon them, handled them roughly, and time bee gaye .them food without money. frighted them extr~mdy; only, to humble them and afterwards com. thorowly; but in the mcane time, and midfi: ofhis fortcd them, Gen.4t. menacing carriage; his heart was fo full of natur2ll So at the j.rft Jotb alf.;;dion,that he was enforced, by the excefie thero~ ch.rift, hJ.toucb of'~" to turn a!ide and weep and fo return to them again fctence,.,mboutjeeltng h dh . ' ' .t;. L d d. of afforance of t~~ercy • . And eturne tmfo![eaoout J'omtrx:m an wept, an at 4 ,. inftant humble returned to them ~~·tm,Gen.42.z4. So the Sonne cf ~: But in tbemeae God, as well as God the Father thorow him,though time, be in lo11e 1.i11e~ fom.etimes ~n alittle 'Wr1.1th he hide hu face ftom m; . ~ fecret grac~ P,ely, yet as he will certainly, after afmallmoment,gather m ,?;t wee Jel~:"1 '. "".~ ..... . h · r. h · ,__ · .nro. d. t l!Peget t e;ee twg o 1 w~t greAt merctes; 10 111 t e mean time, rx u aJJ•'"'e , foliJ co'!ifort 2 Co 1 and mofi: tenderly affcded toward~ us in t~ll our affli· i· Mofosu,.;tlitel; a: ftions.Se~ I(a. .63·9· · Joflpb. . · F
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