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Bow
to
monrn
for
the a
fjiiVions
of
Saints.
M
A T
H.
5.
4.
Eleffed
are
they
that
mourne
for
they
frall
be
Com-
forted.
U
T
now my
Brethren,
the
thing
I
fhall
fpeak
a
little
to
is
this,tò
Phew
o you how
we fhould
m^urne for
the
afflio
ions
of
the
Saints,
that
fo you
might
Mourne kindly
for
their
atliietions.
For fume will
fay,
We
are
affected,
and
C
od forbid but that we
should be
grieved,
when we hear
that
the
Church
is
fo affiiieled,
it
cdorh
grieve
our
hearts
when
We
hear of the plundering of
fo many
good
people,
and
how they
are put out of their
houles and homes
;
But now,
Firf+,
There
may
be
a
naturali maul
ring
for
the
aíffic
ions
of
others
which is
not
this
bl.ff_d
mourning, and therefore
if
you would
know
the
difference
between the
natural!
and
f;
irk
tuai mourning
for
the
affii
&ions
of the Church,take
it
briefly
in
three
three
or foure
particulars,
which
I
!hall but name.
The hrft
is,
Thole that
mow ne for
the
afflicîions
of the
Church
in
a
fhi firuall way,
they
mourne
14-on
f
annual grounds,
and'a.naturalt
man
is
upon naturall
grouncls,you
mourne to
hear
fuch wouul
blood fhed,
defïolations
of Countries;
As
you
are
me