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Rader
andlielps
to chrditsan
meek5ejíC,
2:1:$
Again;
a
Seventh
rule
to
helpe
is
this,
labour
to
keepe
thy
peace with
God, there's
no
fuch
meznes
to
keepe the heart
in
quiet,
as
to
keepe peace`with
God,
Let
all be well
betweene
God
and thy foule, and
that
will
quiet thee
when thou
meetetl
with croffes. As
if
all
be well within the
earth,
the tempefls
and
florines
that
are about
it
will
never
shake
it
:
and
io that
that
difquiets
mens
hearts, it
is
the corruption that is
within,
and
not
fó
much
the temptation
that
is
without
:
-L-
But for
this peaceableneffe of
spirit, that
comes from our
peace with
God,
it
may be
we
thall,have
force occafion
to
fpeake
more
of,
when we come
to
fpeake
of that bleflednefíe
Befd
sere
the
Peace
-
makers;
and
therefore
I
pafíe
by
that.
The
might
rule
is
this
;
Convince thy felfe
that there
can
be nothing done
in
anger, but
may
be
better
done
out
of
it
The
'wrath,
of
man
doth
not accomplzih
the
righteorefneff
e
of
God,
faith the Apolile.
As now,
wouldefl thou reprove
a
man,
the
beft
way
is
to reprove him
in
meekneiíe
;
you
that
are
fpiritual
reflore
in iríeekneffe fuch
as
are fallen,
Phyf
ìtians
muff
not
give phytick
scalding
ho:
:
Reproof
care
Phyfek,do;not_
give
it
them fcalding
hot,
give
it
them
but
meerly
warm, in
a
fpirit
of
love,
no
hotter
then love will warme
it
:
And
fo
when
ever
thou
corre efl
thy
children
or
f
rvants, thou
thinkefl that
if
thou doefl
it not
in
a
palion,
thou
mull not doe
it
at
all
that's
.
thy
folly,
thoumayeft doe
it
better
out of a
patlìon
then
in
a
pa._ío7
:
And therefore divers
of
the
Heathen they would
hot
.corre'
their fervants,meerly
becaufe
they were
in
a
pafíïon
If
thou
wouldefl give
an
tníiver
to
another,who
fpeaks
to thee
that
that
is amiffe,
wouldefl
thou
convince
him, thou mayefl
doe.it better if
thou; cants
overcome thy
paiioü
;
thou mayefl
reafon
the
cafe
With
thy
brother
a
great deale
better out of
thy
paflion
then
in
thy
paflion ;
--
I
the truth
is,
thofe
that
.
have
power over
their
pa(lron,
have
a
great
advantage over
any
that
they contend
withall Confider
but
of
this,
and this will be a
meanes
tomeeken
thy
heart
when
the heart
is
up in
anger,
it
would
Paine
be
acing
prefently,
but'
keepe
down thy pall
on,
and
call in
the
grace
of
meekneffe
:
Confider,
I would
now
be
wing,
but
why
rnay,notI
as
`veil
out of
pa`fion as
in
e
z
paffion: