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Rules
and
helps
t®
Chrifïïan
meeknelé.
2a
to
when
the
Devil
comes
to
fir
up pallion (as the Fowlers
throwing
Hones
into
the
hedge)
he
cares
not
fo
much
for
thy
paffion,
but the thing
that
he aimes
at, it
is
the evil
he
would
bring
thee in
:o by
thy
paffion, fo
that the very
thoughts
of
this,
now a paffion is
come,and
if
this
should prove
but
a
Temptation
to
Tome
wild
fin,
what would become
of
me,
and
therefore
I
will fit Rill and
do nothing
rather then
I.
will be thus hascht
by.
the Devil.
Fourteenthly,
Set the
exar:1;Ae
of
God,
of
Jeffs
Chrift,
and
of
his Saints
before you,its
"a
mighty
way
to help
againfl
patron.
and anger, confidering
how
meek
theLord
is
;
when
God
had
to
de
le
with Cain,
wi.h
what
meekin:efle
and
genieneffe
did
God
him"ddfedeale
wi.h
Ci
ore,
why
where's
thy-
brother, faith
Cod,
and when
lain
an'
wered
t
iod
churlishly,
yet God goes
on in
a
meek
way; and
with,
I
f
thou
doff
well;
f
oalt
thou
riot
be
accer
teä
:
And
to
wh
rn
God
had
to
deale
with fonds which
was
that
fi
ow'rd
pettish Prophet
(
for
fo
he
was)
Now
faith
God
to him, Jonas,
D
fl
thou well
to be
angry
?
when he faw
him
in
a
Ft
of
anger
:
it
is a
good
pitrerne
for
us
when we have
to
deal
with
others
that
are
of
angry
f
,i
tirs, to
fay,
doe
you
well
to be
angry
?
God did not
con e
ir_ L
ri
terous
way
to
Jonas,
but
comes
in a
gentle
i
:i
to
lie
way,
Dofl".
thou well
to
be
angry?
faith
the Lord. Con
der
how
God
deales wi:h
his
pore
creatures,
and
'tir
no
diihonoúr to
you
to
deale
fo
with
your
fervanrs
and
children
that
are
not
fo
injurious
to
you as
you
are
to God.
I
might
also
fet
before
you
the
example
of
Jefus Chrifl.
I
remember I
have
read of one, that
his
wife asking
of
him how
he
was
able
to
overcome
himfeelfe
when he had
`finch
wrongs
and
injuries
o'fered
him:
why
truly
this
is the
way
that
I
take
(faith
he)
I
go and
meditate
on
the
fuferin;s of
Jefus
Chrift,
what wrongs Jefus
Chri&
had,
and
yet
how he
was
as
'
a
Lamb
that opened
not his mouth and I
never leave
meditating
until
I
get
my
f
nit;
quieted
the
treditatton
of
the
fi;fferitigs
of
Je-
ffs
Chrifi:.and
of
his wounds, and
his,
wrongs, and how
gently,
and
meekly
he
bare
them,ô
'ris a fpecial meanes
,
I
rememaer
Caraerurita tells
of
Tome
when.thèy were
in a
mad
rage they
would