+.-Vdx,s: Rcv.3.i6. A gracious thertafelvestoGoi,they content them- 'elves with general hopes of God e; mercy , upon weak and unexamined &rounds; they never trouble them- felves in calling things inro quelli n about their conditions , & theireternal eftates ; theynever lay toheart the mi feries of Gods Church; and the pub lick caufe of God is not deare unto them: theyhave not heat enotlthh to caufe a melting f pint, for thv ciiho- nour that God hath by themf ves; much more is that heat wanting , that fhou.ld keep their hearts melting for . that difhonóur which God 'hp}th from others. Now this temper is fo farre from following the Lord fully,as it isloath - fomeand abominable to the Lord , fo ioathfotne as he threatens to ípue such out of his mouth. It is obfervable,that of all the fe- ven Churches we read of in the Re. 'vclatzon, there is foone good laid, every one is commended for fomethíng, o.nely this Church of t dodice.i excep- ted , which was a lake-warm Church, and ci this there is no goodat all fail ; and)
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