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.An
Exhortation
to
mourners
forfin,
151
you mourne:
--
you know what
the great
rnifchiefe
is-
that
fun
::
doth
in
the
world,fin
makes
the
whole
creation
togroanundet
R,,;
84,,,
22;,
the
burden
of
it,and
(hall
n
-t
yen-be
fenlble of
fo
much
evil
óf.
fun
as
remains
in
your
hearts,
you
know
that
fin is
a-greater.
ev
l
then
all affliziions
whatfoever,
and
therefore doe
you
mourne
;
go
under the
burden of
fin
with
a
heavie
heart
as
long,
as
you.
live, 'tis not
loiw
that God
bath
to glorifie himfelte
in,
your forrow,it
Will
not
be
long
but
you
flail
be
delivered
from
your
fin
:
but
fo
long
as
you have this
body
of
fin
about
yóu,.
God expel
s
mourning from
you
:
God
'expects from
younot
only
to
mourne for
your ovine
.m
but
to
mourn for
the:
fins
of others,
and
bleff
-ed
are they
that
doe
fo, they
(ball
be
cam-
Pried.
Fill,
We
are
to
mourn-
for
the
fins
of
others
:
we have
very
remarkable Scripture for this t
Ezra
9.
3.
O`
the
lamentable:
c,ondition
that
Ezra
was
in.for.the
fins
of
his
people,
he
Both.
rend
his
garments,
and fets
down
alloniíhed
for
,their
fin,
;
And
David
in
the 119.
I'
falme
5
3.
verf.
I
-lorrour
tales
hold'
upon
me,
(faith David,
what was
there
any
great judgement
neere
him
?
No,
horrour
bath
taken
hold
upon
me)
becaufe
of
the
wicked
that:
forfake
thy law: when he
beheri
the
wickedneffe.
of
men,
his
heart
was
ftruck with
horrour
becaufe they forfook
Gods
Law, and
ver.
a
36.
Rivers
of
Water
run
down
mire
eyes
becaufe they keepnot
thy Law
:
and
ver.
15
$
I
beheld
the
tranr-
greflours and was
grieved
becaufe
they
kept
not thy word:
Davidt
Spirit
was
in
a
very
bleffed'frame
when he
pen'd
this
Pfalmé,
and fee
how he is
affeaed
with the
fins
of
others,
and
in
that
famous
place, the 9. of
Ezeb.
el,there
you
find how
God
marks
thofe
that
mourn
for
the
fns
of
the
pliceswhere
they
live.And'
if
we looke
into the
New Teflament,there's
wain?,
more ful,
the
example of
Paul,
2
Cor:
1
2.
when-1-
come
Godfloall
humble
me,
and
I
fbail
bewaile
thofe
that
have
fined
;
and
that
place
is
famous,'
Peter
2'
7. It's
laid
of
righteous. Lot,
that
his
foule
was
vexed,
and
then
in
the
2.
ver:
it
is
laid, He
vexed'
bù
rich
teous
foule
from
day
to
day
with
their
unlaw
full
deeds:
The word'
in
the
Greek is
different from
what
it
isin your books
:
in
the
a
word
that
fignifies
oppreff
'd
-as
muchas
ppre/b
the
foul,
3t
ú
t°Wavz.
it