Dearizre;
to
the
conditions
of
their hearers.
27
tute
of nece{íaries
fuch as
he cannot
live
without
:
the other
which
figni.ies
a
man
that indeed
hath nothing
but
bare
neccifaries, that that
can
maintaine life and foule,
as
we.
fay, and
keep them
together.
The word that
we
have
here
in
the
Text,
it
is
not
a
Poore
man
that
hark
but juíl
enough
to
maintaine him
but
it
is
the
.poore
that are
deftitute of
that that
is
nece{lary;They want
that
without
which they are
like
to perifb,
they apprehend
fuch
a
want
totbetnfelves, that's
the property
of the
word, Picky/
are
tk
e
poore.
The
poor,
but not
allpoore:
Bided
are
the
poor
in
fp:rie,rhere
are
fome
poore that are
curfed,
that
are
miferable
poore,
that
are every
way
poore, that
bring
poverty
upon thesníelves
by
their
idlenefte,
by
their
wickednefie;
by
their prodigality;
by
mifpending what they
have
when
th;oy
are young
and
have
time
to
lay
up
fomething againtl
char=,
come
upon
them,
fpend
it
all
prefently,
and
fo
they
and of
.r
familyes
are like ro
p.eriih
through poverty, Chriíl
dots
not pronounce
them blefied that
bring poverty
upon
themfelves
by abufe of
the creatures,
or
by
idleneffe,or
by
committing
fuch
wickednefs
as
they fbould
by
the ílroake
of
jutlice
bedeprived.
of the
comforts of this
world and
fo
be
made poore
;
nor
thofe that are through bare
necefl ty
pore,
Outwardly,
poore,
or through
any
fecret curie
ofGod
upon
their
eflates,
as
fometimes it is,he
Both,
not
pro,-
nounce fuch
to be bleffed,
asthefe
are:Oh
no, There
are
many
poore people, that are outwardly
poore,
yet are
far enough
from
being
poore
in
fpirit,
they
are'
outwardly
poore,
and
yet
proud,
flubborne, prophane and
ungodly,
forting
at
Godli-
neffe and
religion, certainly thefe
are
curfed
poo re; Th
ere
fore
in the
6 Luke
about the
o. faith
Chrifl,
B1ef
ed
are
the
poore
;.
when
he
lookt
upon his
Difciples,
B1ef
ed
are
the
poore
:
A man
may
bepoore
in
this world,. and
yet be
a
very curfed man,
be
wiferable in reference
to
God,
as
he
is
in
reference. to men,
yea
moremiferable
a
r
000
times in reference
ro:
od,then
lie
is
unto men
ô
what
a
multitude
of-the
poorefl of people
do
we.find living
without God
in
the world,
fewaring fdose, un-
a
cleane
poore;
moll prophane and
ungodly
as
ykinde of
E
z
people