Joule-exalting humiliation. 147 / death like awilde bull in anet, as Ifoi4h fpeakes,lull ofthe wrath ofGod.. . • . . . . · 2 How heretofore thou haft had thipe hand m Pturim~r tti,,. drawingmany towarcls helt&in fome meatUre haft ~~!{e~;s:'- . beene a broodymurderer ofother mens foules.For multacaufitffll· , fo far as thou haft beeneameans tomake others to li. txtit!, ~ r. c. r. h • L 1• h ft h ad txemptu fflt~ fin, aorarre, 10 muc asmtuee tes, a t oum e meiZ 11~1t1tuli 'away their fouies, and damned them for ever. Refubverft ftnu: tall then into thy mindhowmany waies thou may· Btt"· ic 1 "ttnh. h d • h ,. fi d '" tlq!114,par.· efr havec me an mor er mens mnes ·; a~ exa- r 071 • mine thyconfcience in thepoinr, toaggravate the fenfe ofthywofull efrate·and.inexplicable miftrie•. 'To take away amans naruralllife, and to imbrue · his hands in the bloodofhis body, makes aman ex– -trem,lymiferable, and expofeth him to furies of · . confci~nce, and criesofb.Iooe, whichwayfoeverhe .goes. . Confider Cai11, Herod, Richard the third: what a miferable manart thou then, who haft the crie ofmany foules bleeding to eFernall death, yelling loudin thine eares,but that bee deafenfree, mofi certainly doggiog thee at theheeles, without timely repentance, with unquenchable vengeance, • and that wrathofGod, which once fet on flame by the abufing his long fuffering, will bunie to the bottomeofhell. I fay, ofthe fou1es:~ evenof all thofe;whom tbou haltany waies inticedordrajwen toany finne, todrunkenneife, towhoredome, or any kind ofundeannelfe) toSabbath breaking, to prophane fports, t~ lying, fwearing, forf~earing, · .. to idlenefi'e, gaming, filthy dancing ; ro opp6fe die , Minifierie, to raile uponGods people, to bee like thy felfe in notorioufnetfe, good-feUowlhip, Ph&- • 1 • Kk 2 .. ri(aifme; ' . '
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