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vitimterwritsomvvrriorri,viovvrovvrit
The
Third
SERMON
ON
The
Excellency
of
.
the
Soul.
Match.
16.26.
For
what
is a
man
profited
if
bee
fhallgain
the
whole
world
and
lofe
his
own
Soul ?
or
what
'(hall
a
man
give
in
exchange
for
his Soul
?
Shall fpeak
fomething unto
a
tfe
that
was
mentioned
the laft
day,
and
that
was this;
If
God
bath given
unto
us fuch precious
fouls, Oh then
let
not
us
difhonour
our-fouls
:
Difhonour
them,
Why,
how
may a
man
difnonour
his
foul
?
t
Why
firft when
bee lives
idlely,
and
makes no
ufe at
all
of
it,
any more
than if
hee had but the
foul of
a
Brute.
Pfal.24.
S.
fpeaking
of
hitn
that
had not
lift
up
his
foul
unto vanity,
I
remember
the.
old
Latin Arius
Montanus
turns it ,
Hee that bath
received
his
foul
in
vain. And
in-
deedmoli
people do receive their
fouls from
God in
vain,
or
to
no purpofe , they make
no more ufe
of them than
the
Philorfopher
faid
of the
Swine
that
had
his
foul onely
as
fait to
keep
the
kin
from Oinking;
there
is
all
the
ufe
many
men.