¶o
Carriage
in
fpirituall
poverty
'Nimbly, And further,
Bleffed are
the
poor
:
The
Poore
in
fpirit are
inch
as
are
willing
tQ
waste
:
Though
God
doth
not
come according
to their defires,
yet.
till
they are content
to
waste
upon_
God
:
God
shall
choole what
the
thingis
that
'half
be given
them,
and they are willing to
Waite
;
So
you
have
it
in
Ile
r
r
-
%e:
h.
r
t
Thofe two are
put
together
..
And it
was
b,
okg,:
in
that
day
.
that
is
the
ilaffe
of beauty
and
`.of;
bands
was
broken
:
arid,
the
poor
of the
find
that
waited
atpon
rne,
l¿new,
dint
it
was
the
word-of
the Lord
:
Men
that_are
menofeflates,
and
rich men, when they come to
a
door
for
bufneife,
if
fo
be
.
that they
cannot have
prefently
what they defire,away they
will
goe,rheywill
nor;fiand
waking,
why
becaufe they are
rich,and
,fo
proud
in
a
futahle
way
to
their
riches
:But
now,
one
that
is
poor,
and comes
for
an
allies
is
content'
to,
waste,
elleciaily
.
if
he
.knows
that
xhere's,no
other door
for
him
to
gde
to
at
that
time
;
if
indeed-he
thinkes he may have
it at
forne
other
dome,
he will not wait,but
if
he comes for
an
almes,and
he
mull
have
it
here
or
nowhere,
he is content
then,
to
.wait
:
-
fo
thofe
that
are
truly
poor in fpirit, they are content to
wake
at Gods
gates,
knowing
that; the
re's
no
other
door,
that
they
can
have
their
aimes at but only
at
the gates of
God : Thou
hail
been
feeking
God
it
may
be
a
'month
or
longer,
halfe
a
year
or
a
sear,
and
yet
cavil
fmcl
nothing,
ô.but
if
thou
canal
have
nier
y
at lall, thy condi
ion
is
happy
:
Thus
a
poor;
fpirited
crap-
ture,
will fay, and
will,hecontent to
be
waitingall
the'dayes-
of
his
life.
Tenthly, One that
is
çoore
hath
an awful
refpe& to
God
and
his
word
:
he
is
one
that
is
£truck
with anawfúll reverence
of the
greatneffv,of
God,
and
the authority
of
hair
word
.
This
you
have in the
66.
of
Ifa;tbeinning,
To
this
man
will
lode,
'even to
him
that
is poor, irnd
of-
a
contrite
fpirit,
and
that
trem-
-bleth
at
my word:
You
have thofe
put together,the
contrite,and
Poore,
and
that trembles
aç(ods
word,
when he comes
to
the
words and heares
ie
openedy,-hpApokes upon
it
as
having
a
4readful
authority
in
it;
the
lool es npon,the
word
as a
thing
Lo-
be
above
him,
and his
heart trembles
&all
he
thould
not
give
that
due refpe&
to the
word
that
he ought
to
do
:
and
when
a
pro:.