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on
the excellency of
the
Soul.
poifon
in it
,
for
fo
it
bath
;
all
there things in
the
world
being
feparated from
God
,
they are not
only
dirt,
but there
is
poifon
in
them.
Now
then,
thefe
things being
laid
together,
you
fee the
point cleared
,
and all
that doth
remain
it
is
but to binde
up this
in
fe-
veral
Ufes
and Applications;`
If
all thefe things bee
fo
poor
and mean, what
ufe are
wee
to
make
of
all thefe
Me,
ditations
and Confiderations?
U.S
Then
for
Life,
If
there things bee
fo,
in the
firf
.
place
wee
learn, not
to envy at
the profperity
of
ungodly
men
,
whatever
it
be,
let
them
ruffle
it
out
for- a
while
here
in
this world
,
and carry all before them;
let
man
have
his
day here in
this
world, there
is
na
great
carafe
to
envy him,
if
hee bee
going
on
in
Itch
a
way
as
hee
is
like
to
lofe
his
foul;
poor
miferable
wretched creature
that
hee
..
is,
better
ten
thoufand
times:
hee had never been born
:
Poor
people
that
are wicked,
(as
many
are)
they
have
the
curfe
d
God mingled
in
water,
and
rich
men
that
are wicked
,
they
have
the
curfe
of
God like
poifon
in their
Wine
;
now
wee
know,
of the twain, the
poifon will work more
flrong-
ly
in
Wine,
than
in
Water,
and
fo
of
both, certainly
un-,
.
godly
rich
men,
that
have moll
of
the world,
are
the.mofl
.
miferable
creatures, for they have more
to anfwer for
than
others
have,-
and their
elates
are
ufuallyy
fuel for
their
lulls,
and
fo
their condition
is
worfe than
the.
condition
of
any beggar
that
begs his
bread from door
to
door;
And
certainly there
is
no wicked
rich
man
upon the
earth, but
if
fo
bee that'hee
dye
fo, bee
will
hereafter curfe
the
time
that
ever hee
had an eflate , and
wi17a
hee had been
a
beggar,
and gone
begging up
and
down
in_
his
raggs,
for
then
hee had
not
had
fo much
.to
anfwer for
before God.
O
hee
is
not
a
man to
bee envied
at
!
What manis
there
that
would
envy
at
a
malefaetour condemned
tó dye
,
though
bee have
on
brave cloaths
?
would
not
any
'one
of
you-,
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