1 120 -TheSaints u Ho_w, when tkoucamd\: into thy houfe, thou fi!ledfi t:he heart~and eyes ofthy family withgriefe and te. res, to fe~thee come home fo like a beafr and Belial amongfi: them. 1 2 That when towards be~timethou fhoulde.fl: ·have. proftraced thy felf~ } amt?s thy people, to hav: offered UF> an ev(ning facnfice ofprayers and pratfe to the throneof~race,· th?Nlaidfr .all alonglike~ filthybog, wallowmg in· thme owne vomit, offermg up thy body and foule . acuried fa.crifice to theDevill, moll: accep~able to his hellHh greedinefie ofdevm1ring and dam~ing (ou!es.. r3 Howafterward, ifth.ere.was anyhonefl: \ officer m the rowne, thou wall: 1ndtted for acom– mon drunkard, and fobrandedfor a.drunken b~afr in,the face ofthewhole country.,&c. - I Ifthou hafi·beene arwearer ; aggravate that fin, :atd fay; I had no temptation to it, no credir, no 1profit toemkeme, &c. • I Or !t nuyhee in the daies 9f.thy vileneffe and l vanitie, thou waft anundeane per!Oa, afilthyfor– nkator; aggravate thc:n that abhominable finne, by filchcircumftancesas thefe. See D. 4· trettt. pt~.. , 1138. & ftq. 1 c~r. 6. q. _ _ · 4 To howmany wehavebeenenot onlywolves totmdoe tb&~ .. fo-muchasin us:lay) in ·rheir ·out– ward efia•, but evenveryDevtls todra-w them to hei.J, and hold them fafi in a damned ell:ate.; .and fo in fome meafure have beene bloody murderers · ofother men~foules, forfo farre as we have beene amea·nes to rnak€others to fin ne, fo far; fo much~ as in us lies, have wee madeaway their foules and: damnedthem for ever. ~How 'J
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