t6o
Mourne
for
the
affíiEÇion
of
the
Church.
faying,
Hofanna
to
the
Son
of
David,
Blef"ed
is
he
that
cometh
in the name
of
the Lord,Hofanna
in
the
hi
she
ß.
-
The
people
went before Chrifl
magnifying
of
him, and
they tooke off their
garments
and
flrewed them
all along
in the flreetes,and
would
have
(Thrift
goe
upon
them,
as
not thinking
it
fit
that
fuch an
honourable
perfon
as
Jefus Chrift
was,
should
goe
upon the
ground, but goe
upon
their
garments
:
and
they
cryed
out be-
fore him, bleiiéd
is
the
King
that
cometh in
the
name
of
the
Lord,
Hofanna
in
the
highest
;
What
honour had
Jefus
Christ
here
!
But
now
marke,
Chrift
was
not
much taken with the
honourthat_was done
to
his
perfon that
you
thai_I
find
almoff'
in
the
very
next words, and
when he drew
near
he beheld
the
City
and
wept :
He
falls
a
weeping at
that
time
when he is
fo
much honoured
O
tfiis
fhoulf
for
ever teach
us,
that
how
good foever
our own condition
be,
though our Tables be fur
nitlied,
and we have honour and
refpeec
from
others, yet
this
fhould not at
all
hinder our
affections towards
the
miferies
of
our Brethren
;
we
fhould be
in
our weei.ing and
mourning:
condition
even at thofe times when
we have
the
greateft
a-
boundance of
the
comforts of
the world
:
I
befeech you
think
of
this
You
that
are
lifted
up in places,and
y
ou
that
have
means
coming
in,
and have as
great
a
fullnefle
as
ever
you
had,
and
it
may
be
more
then ever
you
had,
yet
at this
time
if
you have
the
Spirit
of
Jesus
Chríftin
you,
that that
you
envoy
in
the
fullneife
of
it
will not
takeaway
your affections
unto the
'for-
row'es
of
your
Brethren.
Ít
is
a
command in
the
t
2
óf
Rom.
that
we
muß
weepe
with them
that
wee,e,
and
mourn
with
them
that
mourre
;
And
in
Heb.
13.
verf. 3.
We
muff
be
even in
bonds
with them
that
are
in
bonds
:
We milt
.
be
affectled
with
their
bonds
as
if
we our felves were in bonds
:
This
Cod
requires
of
us
:
Now
what Ihall
I
fay
of
he
examfles of.
e-
my
and
David,and
others
of
the
Pro,
hers
that did
thus mourn,
of Paul, &c.
It
were endleffe
to
name
^ll
examples
that
we
might
have
in`.cripture
fir
this,
But blefred
^.;e
they
---
There
is a
great deale
of
caufe
that
we
fhould
,íoe
fo.
Why Firfi,
Thofe
that
are
in aff!ic:liins,
they
are men,
inourne for
them
as
they are men, O but they
are
our
Bre-
thren,