On
the Excellency
of
an
fl.
91
Son,
and
fheweth
him
all
things
that himfelf doth;
there
is
nothing,
that
God
the
Father
doth,but
he (hews
it
all
tojefus
Chrift; and
in
the
firft
of John, verf.
t
S.
No
man
bath
five
God
at
any
time,
but
the
only
begotten Son
which is in the
bo-
fome
of
the
Father.
This
is a
wonderful Teacher
indeed,
a
glorious
Prophet
, wee may
well call
him
Wonderful
in
regard
of
his
teaching. He
is
called
(
the)
Prophet,
and
(that)
Prophet
in
Scripture, becaufe
he
is
one
that
carne
from
the
bofome
of
the
Father, and
lives
in the
bofome
of
the Father,
and whatfoever
the Father hath done or will
doe,
he íhewes
it
unto
him, and
therefore
he knowes all the
mind of
his
Father,
and
knowes
all things
that
doth
any
way
concern
his
Church
,
or whatfoever
11
all befall his
Church,
it
is
hee
that
knowes
it,
and
is
able
to
make
it
known
as
he
pleafes
;
and
hee
is
anoynted
by
God
the
Fa-
ther to
be the
teacher of
all
thole that
are
eleé
ones,
and
that
doe belong
to Chrift,
he
hath
taken the
charge
of
every
one of
them,
to
teach
and
inflruól
them
in
all
the
mind of
his
Father
; now
next
unto the
Sacrifice of
Chritl,
there
is
no one
thing
in
Scripture
of greater
ufe
than
this
to
the
Servants
of
God
;
beleevers many
rimes goe
away, and fay,
oh
I
have
heard of great
and
wonderful things, but
we
can-
not underífand
them
;
oh
doe not
goe away
difcouraged, but
remember the
laft thing
that
is
laid in
the
Sermon,
that
Chrift
is
wonderful
in
his
Prophetical Office, and hath un-
dertaken
the
charge
of
thy
foul
to
inffruet it in
all the
mind
of
his
Father,
and fo
farre
as
is
neceffary for
thy Salvation
thou
(halt
be
inftruaed,
or
Chrift
muff be
unfaithful in his
Office;
now
that cannot
be ,
but
except
thou be inffrueled
this muff
be fo, for
Chrift
bath
the
charge
of
thee. And
this
is made in
Scripture
as
a
fruit of
his
being (lain
in
the
fifth of
the
Revelation,
verf. 6. Arid
I
beheld,
and
loe
in
the
midft
of
the Throne,
and of
the
four
Beaffs,
and
in the
neidit ofthe
Elders,
flood
a Lamb
as
it had
been
(lain;
and
hee
came
and
opened
the
frals,
opened the Prophecies, and
fo
fore
-told
what
lhould
befall
the Church to
the
end of
the
World
;
it
was
a
Lamb (lain
that
did
it,
noting, that
it
is a
N
Z
fruit