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What meant
by
Chrifi
opening
his
nottth.
fo
fore
think
that
this
was
a
fmilitude,
whereas
Chrift
did
preach
in
his
life,,
as a
Minifter
of
God
should preach in
his
holy life
continually
before
them,
fo
Chrift preached.
But Secondly,
By
opening the mouth according
to the
Jewish expreff
on
is
to
fignifie,
not
only
that
he did
fpeake,
but that he
had forne
weighty
matter
to
fpeak,
as
in
3
2
job 20
There
Elrhue
when he faith,
that
he
is
full
of
matter,
and
bath
excellent things
to
fay,
he faith,
He
will
open
his
mouth
ro
fpeak:
and
fo
our
Engli111
phrafe will
beare
it
;
when we
fee
an
ob-
je&
wiihly,
we will fay,
I
ftw
it
with mine eyes
:
that
is,
I
did
mind
tr,
and
regard
it
; and
fo
if
a
man will
exprefl`e a
ferious
intentnefè
to heare,
he will
fay,
I
heard
it
with
mine
eares, that
is, he
did
diligently heare ir,
and mark
it
;
And
fo
he opened
his
mouth
and
fpekke:
he
did not
onely fpeake,
but
he
had force
great and
weilt
íh
y
matter to deliver.
Thirdly,
This
was
to fhew that the mouth of Chrift
was as
a
doore of
a
rich Treafury
:
Jefus
Chrift
had in
his
heart
a
rich Treafury,
and
his
mouth
was
the doore of that
rich
Trea-
fury,
and now
Chrift.
opens
the
doore
and'
fetches
out
thefe
precious
things
that
you
shall
heare
in this
Sermon
And
thus then,
opening
the
mouth,
and
fetting thefe
things
before
us, you
fee
is
of
great
ufe
unto
us
:
There
are fotne
that
have
fo
much evil) in
their hearts,
that
it
doth burfl out
of the
doore
of their
mouthes
;
and they
fpeake
without
any -conf
deration;
as
a
Man
that
-bath an
uncleane
heart; it
breaks' forth'
in
his
mouth,::
As á
vefell'that
is
full' of
filthy
liquor, it
will
.
breake
îorthwhen
it
hath no
-vent
And
fo
that
s
the
reafon
men
fpeak_
áv
wickedly,
in-
baudry
or
fwearing,
their
hearts
are
full
of
wickeditile,
and
it
breaks
the doore open
And
fo
rise`
heart of
Jefus-Chrift
was
full
of heavenly
ianc
yii`mrall
thing
/,
and
Chrift
he
opens
the door
of
his
mouth 'and':fpeakes
fi
ould be
fo
with
us,
;
:It' fi
ould be
fo
with
the Mirifters of
Cod
efpecially, they should
have
their
hearts full'
of
heaven
-
ly
Treafury,
and when
they
cóme'
to
preach,
`opetì
the doore
of
this
Treaftti
r
.
their
mOuths'illiitildbebai,slhe
doore
to
vent;thofe tteafuries
of
-
heavenly
truths,
Ghat'
they
have been trading
for°in.Heaven
Alt&
to
ail
peóple,
D
they