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Wherein
meelZneffe
confftr,
when
you
come
to
heare the word; O
cis a
dangerous thing
to--
give
way
to
paillon
at
any
time,but
efpecially
upon
a
Lords
day,
if
you be
put
into
a
paffion
then
a
ten to
one
but
you
locale
the
Sabbath:for
then
yotir thoughts_are
ruling about
the
wrongs
that
is
done
to
you, and about thòughts
of revenge,
and
then
you will
mani£eil your .difpleafure,
but
now meekñefíe
-doth
moderate
anger,
to-give one
powerover
ones
anger
fo-
as
it
(hall not be
unfeafonable.
And then
thirdly,
Me kneife
doth moderate
anger
in-re-
fge&- of
the
laflingneffe of
it,
that
it
(hall
not
lafl
longer
then
it
ought
to
doe;
many
mens
and womens
anger
is
like
The
fire
of
hill,
being once kindled
it's
never
qu.encht,
it's
unquencha-
ble
as
the fire
of hell
is
;
their dog
dayes do
confins
e
all
the
yeare
long. You fhall'have
fOine
men
and
women if
any
thing
have fallen
Out
in
their
familyes, and they be
got
in
o
a
fit of
paflion,you
fhall have
them continue
day
af,er
day in
that
fit
of
Orion,
fo
that
fometimes evén man
and
wife,will
not
fpeake-
one
to
another in
two
:or
three
dayes, this
finffll,
this
far
from
meekneife
If
thou badfl this grace
of
nreckneffe;
it
would
fay
to
anger,
71:su
faire
'hall
you
go
aid
s:o
further,as
you can
raife
_
it-up
when
you
fee caufe,
fo-you can
keep
it
down too:
but
ma
ny times
you know
the
wind
raifes-up
the
waves
of
the Sea,
and
-when
the
winds are downf
yet
the
waves
of the
Sea
they
are
all in
a
broyl,
änd
domightily
rife
ffill,a.nd
are
very boif e-
tous
though
the
winds are down
fo
'si
wish
ñ
any,
though
-.
the
caufe
of
their'anger
be taken
away,
yet
th,..ir .anger
having--
been
raifed'they
are
not
able
to overcome
thermfelves,It's jufl
with
men and women
here,
ás
with
your
children,
if
once they
be'difpleafed,
put them
mida
cry,
and
though
you
give
them
the
thing
that
they would
have, yet
they cannot overcome
themfelves prefently,-
fo
it
is
with
many,.
they are not
lafling
in
other
things, but in
their
anger
there
they
laff, in
any
good
motion
for
God,
there they
are fickell and unconflant,
but
theii:
paffion
that
holds.
Now
meeknefle
it
doth moderate
anger
ih
regard
of
the continuance of
Fourthly, Meeknef
e
doth moderate
anger
in
refpe&
of the
meafure
ofit,
why 'if.I
be-
angry,
I
will be angry
no
-more
them
ne.:ds: