' The Saintr - \vhacfoever . - tiedprayer; and theymay give artifidalllife and outward go?d aCtion unto it inthe delivery : As we fee Or~tors wo.kthcch,lde d h . . . O h d h t.:. of c 'odcandoe oe tb t etr mvennons. t e · ept -of11Jypocri- - ~l'n grace, eh~ .fie, and the thoafandwi.ndings, turnings, andde.. ke~~rr::td::lc- ceitsofmans iinfull heart ! Thefe may feeme out– eh.ongh pride, ward!ymore fervent in·prayer than fameof Gods ~~~;~~6~vc~ a fa~t~fdnll1fervamts. * !nwhh,ichPk?indr;Ieffl::!eb.e-~ePerkinsupon cetVe , - et u-s concetve t! ree m _so 1ervencteJ che Sermon in and three kinds -ofcoldrreffe. There is,_ _ · ~~-~~~nt, r. AnaturalLfervencie. Sorr.ie men ·out of"their • Ferveoocie in fiirring-a~d quicke temper and confriturion,. ut,. P.rayerofth1ee ter and.deliver · things with much heat ·life and kwds. . - J paffion. - -· . I· · ·2. An art-i.ficiaLI fervenCit; when men by art and indufl:ry leanneand htbaur ro ariimate and ert– .live their conceirs,and- ·wordsJwithpleafing;fir, , and moving afrion. · / ~ 3· -spirimall fervencieJ whena facred flameand 'holyzeal'e iskindled·in the heart and affeclions~ by Gods-fa:nftjfi'yin·gfpiric; wherebya man doth fee· linglyandpowerfully~ with~nfe, experience; and ·coniCience; thrbwolittheIongingsand ferventap– prehenfions ofhis· heart.· This·l.afl: is peculiar to · ·the Chrifiian, th~ mhermay be fonnd inunfancti• :fiedmen. There may al{O bee conceived three kinds of -coldneff'e: r.· Qf difcre~ion ; eut. of whichamanmaybe fofr and fober infpee~h)but weightyin his atfrions·,. aQd powerfull in.his exhortations. 2·· OfcompieCl:io11; when aman fancHfiedand zea-Iousin he~r, and }let by rea!On ofhi5:naruraH ·. · indifpoiition, .
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