fellonies Godfully. 6. verfe of this9. Chapter, where God fay:. s after all this, chat if you/hall ,zt nl1 turnfromfelÉo'i, tae,y.u, oryear chi' ¿ren &c then tv:11ctn. of f ael. Wemuff takehad ofthe leaf failing in our fol_ loss ingof the Lord. Clod threatens So- it I mon, after he had done fomuch, that if he dii at all turn from following him, he vs ould'cut himoff. It i¢ not our for - wardnefle in tomegood things, it is not our ferviscablenefíe in fome publicke and worthy employments, that will ferve our turnes, ifwe make not confci- encc _ fevery duty, of fccret duties and conlfantly. God hath fo connexed the duties of hisLaw one tit another,thar if fo be there b not a confcionable care to walkaccord)ng to all, it is accounted as the breach of all, according to that of Saint .'ames,r hap 2 10. Whd f ever Ball kelp the whole Late ,andyet offend ïn onrpoin , is vary ofall The bond of all is broken, the authority of all is flighted; anathat evill difpofition that caufeth a man to venture upon the breach ofone, might the breach of o. thers ferve for his own ends as well as that,it would make him venture upon 11 breach of any. To 2 ,-r------ i 1
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