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Exhortation.
to
mourners
for fin.
k
was
a
burdento
his foule
as an
oppre(lion
is a
burden
to
a
man
:
he accounted
himfelfe wronged by
the
fins
of
others,and
he went under
it
as
a
great
oi)pret
ing
burden: That's themea-
ning
of the
word:Ifind
the
fame
word in
the
7
A
bs
24..where
it's
fpoken
of
Mores
that helped
the
man
that
was
of
preft.
The
word
that
is
there
him
that
was oppreffed
is
xs
"
'ouOj
.
it's
the fame
that
is
here,
for
Lots
foule
was
vexed, and I
fiinde
fonietimes
the
word
fignihies
to
be
we4ned
by fzcl
nefe,
in
other Authors
:So
it's
faid
of Lot, righteous
L,t,the
wicked-
neffe
that
he
faw'others, did
fo
trouble
his
righteous foule,
as
.
it
was
as
grievous
to
him
as
a
fickneffe is
to you:that's the mea-
ning of
the
firft
word
in
the 7
v:
Then
the
fecund word
that
is
in
the
8
V:
there 'tis vext
aggin,but the word
is
in
the
erigi-
ii2,í;4v.
nal,
he
did
cruciate,
It
is
a
word
that
is ufed
to
fignifie
the
tor-
menting
of
a
man
upon
a
rack:
as
if
the
Holy
Ghoft
fhould
fay,
the
wickedneffe
of
thofe he
lived
among,
did put that
gracious
foule
of
his
upon
the
rack
;
he
was as
a
man
upon
the
racke
with the
fins
of
thofe among
whom he
lived,.
and you
that
are
wicked
and ungodly,
you muff
not
think
that
you
(hail
onely
fulfer for
your ovine
fins, you
(hail
fuWer
for the
griefthat
you
put
the
Godly.to:
you muff
not
think
that your
tins
concerne
not
them
at
all,
O
yes
:
You doe
wrong
them
by
the
fins
you
commit,
why
if
yoù
should
fee
a
man
ftrike your father
in
the
Streete,
and you
fhould come to him
and aske
him
why
he
did
it,
and
he
thould
anfwer, what's
that
to
you,
I
did not
ftrike
you,
but
you
ftrike my
father,
fo
when
you
-fin
you
ftrike their
£ather,you difhonour
their god,
and this
is
a
Calcining
unto
them.
The
reafons
therefore
why we
mull
mourne for
the
fins
of
others
'as
well
as
our
own,that's
the
firft, becaufe
the
bleffed
God
fo
much
dishonoured,
O
how mutt
it
needs goe to
the
heart of
a
godly man
to
fee
that
Cod
whom
his
foule
loves,that
God
who is
fo
inF,nitelybleired
and
glorious,
fo
in9nitely wer-
thy
of
all
honour from all
creatures to
be
fo
dishonoured
by
bale
wretched wormes.There
is
a
report ofCr,fits
fon
that
was
dumb
tall
his dayes
untill he
faw
a
Souldier ftriking
at
his
father
to
kill him,
and
then the
affection
that
he bore
to
his
father
did