Comf
rt
to
thofe
that
are
core
;bath
chcfc;s
the
weal
th-ngs
of
the
world,
to
confoand
the things
which
are
.rzx;,hty,
and
¡oJetiiaç
of
the
:3,orÌd,a?ill
thing.cwhich
arc dif
/iiféd,
bath
God
chofa,
yea,
and things
which
arc net,
tç
&r.ng
to
naught
thirç
s
that
are. And the poor:., they
have
the
C
oipel preached to diem.
81y,
if
robe
that
you
doe come
in
upon
the
call
of the
Go-
-feel,
the Lord
will
not difregard
you
ever
a
whir
the
lefs
be-
cat.fe, you
are
poore,but the Lord
will have
as
high
thoughts of
you, and
tender
you,
as
much
as
his
tulle
ihall cleave to
you,
and
you
11,x11
injoy Communion with
him,
and
as
much
as
the
grea eli Emperors
dial]
doe
though
they be
godly
:
You
will
fny,as
much
as
great
Emperors
and
Kings
that
are
wicked,
that's
true:
pray
although they
be
godly
:
Suppo°e
there
be
a
Godly
King,
and
a
poore
Godly
Almes
-body
:
this
poore
Alines-body
may have
as
much
Communion with
God,
and
God
may
accept
as
much
of
the fervices
of thispoore
crea-
ture,
as
of
a
Prince,
though he
be
Godly
;
For
God
doth not
f
much
regard the
greitnefs of
the
work
that
is
done,
as
th
,
faithfulnefs and the
urrightnefs
of
our hearts
in doing of our
werke. Oh that
God
now
would
faneli`ie your
poverty..
to
you,
fo as
to bethinke
your felves
after
this
manner; Why,
I
am in
this
world,
a
pore
miferable
creature,a
nd
there
is
little
hopes
that
ever I ii.ould
come
to
any
great matters
in
this
world, ô
let
me
look
after
fpirituall riches then
:
I am
like
ever to
be miferable
here,
as
to
outwards,
ô but
why may
not
my foule, yea
and
body
to,
be bleffed
at
the
lali
?
why may
not
I
be bleffed with
Cod
and his
Chrill
for
ever
?
If
I
could
be
able
to
preach to
this
Congrega,
ion, and
to
all
the poore
in
this Congregation,
if
it
might
be
but
proclaimed, that
fuch a
day
there lhould
be
a
Sermon
to (hew
how
all
the
poore
in
this
pariah should
come to
be made rich men and women,and
fo
as
to
live
richly
all
their
dayes
;
.I
make no neftion
there
would be
an
Auditory
full enough
then
of
pore
people
:
But
we can
fay,
as
*the
name
of
God,
and we
can
pawne
our
foules upon
it,that
if
you
would come and haare,
or
get
thofe
that
you knòry
to
cone
and
heare;we
can
(hew
you wayes
how;
iç
is po!lible
for
you
to
be bleffed to
all
eternity,
for
you
to
have