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on
the Excellency
of
the
Son!.
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ring
that
their
bodies may
bee
fine
,
and
that
they
may
bee
brave
;
and
as
they
look
a
t
their children
,
fo
they
look
at
themfelves
they love their
bodies
to
the
uttermoft
,
to
make
provifion for
the
flesh,
but
no further.
What
a
deal
of
do
would
there bee,
if
when
any
of your
children
goes
abroad, or husband,
or
wife,
If
you
fhould hear
that
they
have
gotten
a
fall and
broke
their
legs
or arms
?
but
now
when
you go abroad
,
and fall into
fin
, and
get
a
wound
to
your
fouls,
as
every
fin
it
gives
a
deadly wound,
yea
fuck
a
wound
as
onely the blood
of Jefus Chrift
is
able
to cure
it;
and there
is
nothing
made of all
this,
as
if wee
were
no-
thing
but lumps
of flefh: Oh
have a
care
of
your
fouls,
and
labour
to
love
them
,
and make them to bee your
Dar-
ling
;
you
had
need
have
a
care
of
them,
for
as
they are
precious,
fo
they
are
tender;
as
it
is
with
Watches and cu-
rious
Inílruments,
thole
that
are moll
curious are
the
ea-
fieft
hurt, the
very air
will
put them out of temper;
and
fo
the
fouls of
men,
becaufe they
are things
fo
excellent, they
are
things
of
a
very curious
nature,and
a
little
thing
wil
hurt
them.
As
a
little
thing will
hurt the
eye,
for
that
is
a
more
excellent
member
than
your finger or leg
;
fo
the
foul is
a
more
excellent part
,
and therefore
it
is
that
that
is
mat
in
danger
to bee
hurt
and mifchiefed
,
yea
and
to
perilh
,
and
if
your foul
perifhes,
your body
will
follow
after,
what will
become
of
that
if
your foul
bee loft and
perifh?
but the onely
way
to
love your bodies
,well
and
aright,
it
is
to
love
your
fouls.
The