-------- -- Mofes his Selfedeniall. lamentabre obje6s to behold , in the effeemeofall whoart gracious andho- ly : and what a diihonourable thing will it be both toGodandyour felves, then to come inand feeke-God, whenall outward contentmentsarc cone ; when youhave hadyour lulls to thefull, then to conic oGod tohelpeand relieveyou in all your ftraights, withwhat facecan you think to findacceptance fromhim; furely } ou will curie the`time that ever you had filchprofperity,fomuchof"the creatureas youhave had 5 if youhave thoughtthecomfortsandcontentments- you have enjoyed in a few creature were too good and too great to part .withall for God, bee will thinkhis mer- cy toogoodand toogreat for you. But wee life the comforts wee have objefio onely in lawfull things. Foran fwer to this, I will onely pro- 4nfiv. pound thefe confiderations. 'Fiat, doe I you feare,areyou jealousofyour frlves, left you fhould let out your hearts too farce in theme Do you ferioully confi- der, that there is afnare inthem e That there may be danger, yea, very great danger, ifyou takenot heed a Inwhat- f etier 125
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