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:On
the
Evielle,>scy
of
Mr
.Soul,
20S
thisigithat;are
done
'byfömea
h'ät
bé36nd
the
body.:.
M
1hatfdeverr.
a:
man
loth
, if
it bee but oüely
the body
thatis exercifed,
andfenfe,
iris
not
acceptable
to
God.
Bodily
evercl
fe. pro.. Tim
fatethlittle, faith
the
Scripture, and
i
Cór
i ;.
;
What
if
I
give
my
body to
bee
burnt? A
man may give
his
body
to
bee
burnt.:
there
all
the fenfes may concur
in
it ,
and yet
if
there
beenot
a
fpirit
in
man to
aa
this
upon any
higher:
ends
and
grounds,
than
any
thing that
is
bodily can
Teach
unto,
iris
worth nothing,
it
is
not regarded.
Fourthly,
There.
if
a
drat
in
man
beyond:
this
6ada
yfah-
ance
:
for
when:this bodily.faskffarce
is
decaying
, mouldring
aay,
theze
are
many thoughts
in
a
man
-about
an
eternal
elate,:
and
more
frefb
and
lively fornetinies
.when
the
-
body- is
mouldring
away
, than ever
there
was
before;' there arena
creatdrés
but
Angels and
men
thattake/
aiay
cognizance
of
an
eternal ellate
,
that
take any thoughts about what
is
to
come
hereafter. Now
We
fay,Nature
doth nothing in
vain,
'De`SS
&
not
rFd
furely God 'would
not
have
put
fuch-kinde
of
workings
in
fruri
a,"
x
man
about another condition:, after
this,
body
fhall moulder
away,.
but
that thee-
'is
Somewhat
that
cloth
coneern-
Lome
other
part
of
man
betides
that
bodily fubflance
of
his.
Fifthly,and then
laf+ly,Yhere
is
certainly
afpirit'innoon
be=
yond
his bodily
fti6fiance
:
for
wee-know
that
there
are
real
pains
and
torments
upon
.a
mans
fpirit,Thè
burdens
of
confciençe
in
the
reflex
as
that
a
mans;confcience hath'upon
himfelf:funi-
moningof biinto
appear
beforethegreat
God
:
Though
a
mans
bodybe
in
never
Such
health,and
bath
all outward
ac-
commodations about him
as
mufick, good
cheer,
friends,e-
fiate,yet
there
is
that
horror.
and
torment
in
his
fpirit,fome-
times through
the-
confcioufnefs
of the
guilt.
of
fin,
that bee
is
not
able. o'bear
nay:
were
there not fomewhat
beyond
this bodily
fübaancecertainly
this could never bee;
verily,
then there
is
a.
fpirit
in man,'
and hence
therefore
you
fee
.
that there
is:
Somewhat
cloth
concern'
you-
all
beyond your
prefent, outward, and bodily condition.
Iet
no man
think
that
hee hath provided
well
for
himfelf
,
when
hee
bath'
provided
mony, and houfe,
`.and
lands,,
and good
cheat, and
G
c
3
cloatbs,,