Joule-e~alting humiliation. ·77 · good, lawful I, hooell:, was to be done 'i ·no doubt · · . .they had c:iffenred to that common dictateof na~ure: \ buc they were wofully and ·wickedly blinded .·in I ,. the application ofit, conceivingrhe perfecution, : and purring ro death of thofe bleifed men, was I , good, and even fervice untoGod : their miftaken and mif-grounded plea would have beene ; they were trouble-townes, factious, new-fangled, di– fiurbed the peace ofth~- whole world with their new dofrrine,&c. . The fame is our cafe at.this dax, mat1ywouid bee holden honefi men, and to fiand.for J ne goodof~he Gofpell, andyet are bloody goadsin the fides of the. b~fi MinHJers, and had they power in' their hands, no doubt would put theHJ tQ 9eat.b-; an& fometime~ in- their .B'~pla1J1 fi!~~: ~iJ~.- JJ9t,'ftkke, i:o ii · fay, that they hGpe to (ee them,·allrhanged: ·and \ ·let th~!ll fo hope and expect, untill ~~~ir eyes drop · 1 :out oFtheir _holes wit~ ro~rennefft;, ·anp qmfuGon. 1 Butin'rhe meaq time(asone faJc! .w~U) w.~_fe:e,many · j. ofrHeircrew~ combination;~9me daily.toth~gal- .l lows. For good-fellowfhip,and_hltre9 to the. ~9rd, are the Devils ranke nur;fery, as irwere, which mi– nifier many times, many 'graceleffe, <.::qr~d i{Tlps ihto the hanJs ofthe hang-man. \ :'' ! n . ' • • z· AHconfenr, that a/1 i !lirto bee avoided : but when they come to the application, andexptetiion ofrhis common notion in.their~verall ~ayes, and paffages of~ife ; then no coorfe d}~Y, he>ld ~is Hl:;tqey ·j lee no filCh ill in ill comp:my ; they findno hurt in 1· hauntingofAle-houfes; they hope there is rio filCh harme ingaming and dandryg,;efting, id_lenes,leifer I · - oaths I
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