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The
Fifth
SERM0N
ON
The
Excellency
of
the
Soul.
Matthew
16.
26.
For
what
is
a
man profited
if
hee
Mall
gain
the
whole
world,
and
lofe
his
own
fool
?
F
the
lofs
of
our fouls
bee
fo
dreadful
as
you have
heard,
biefs
God that
your foule
are
not
gone, and thus loft,
as
bath been
opened
unto
you
:
It
may bee
thou
haft
Toil
thy husband, or thy
wife,or thy
childe,
or
thy
friend
,
or
a
great part of thine
e-
ftire,
but
bleffed
bee God
that
thy
foul
is
not loft
:
In
a
great
fire where
men
ufe
ro
lofe
moil,
if
not all
that
they
have, when
a
man
comes
to
view what hee
bath
Ioíl,
and
hee findes
hee bath loft this
thing
that
was
in
fuch
a
parlour,
and that
that
was in fuch
a
cheft; but
if
at
length
he
comes
to
finde
that
fuch
a
Jewel that
hee
had in
the
houfe, or
fuch
a bagg
of
gold, in
which
molt of
his
eftare
confifled,
that
that
is
not loft,
though
all the lumber, all
the
houfhold-
Ruff
is
loll,
that
comforts him
in all other of
his
lolfes
:
So