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whit
zrìeant
by
ininnrrng and
thirfting.
tiih
and
more
froward then
at
orher times,whereas they should
be more creek
and
quiet
and
g.n_le under Gods
hand:
and
fo
many
that are poor peo,;le,
where
do
you
hear,
fuch
reviling
communication
as
from
fuch as
are miferably poor,how
do
they
lavish
out words
;
do but croife them
in any
one
thing, what
railing
and
reviling
comes
from
rhem,fhewing
a
proud,froward
patriot-mefpirit,
if God
bath
affiic
ed
thee
with
poverty,
it
is
(if
he bath
a
love
to thee)
that he might keepe the
low, and
if
thy
heart were
low, thy
heart
would likewife be
meeke
:
But
we
let
paffe this
ofmeekneife,
Bleffed
are
the
rneeIee,
and
come to
that,
read in the
6.
ver:
BlefJed
are
they
that
do
hun-
ger
and
thirf
after
right
eou
fnefJ'.
hleffed are
they
that
do
hunger
and
thirfl
;
This
feems
to be
as
contrary
to
the
opinion of
the
world
às any
thing
can
be, the
world rather faith,
Bleffed
are
they that are fúll,then
they
that
hunger
and
thira,
but
the
holy
(i
holl pronounces
a
blefiedneife
upon
thofe
that
hunger and
third,
and
a
We
to
chore
that
are
full,
in
the 6
of Luke 25
.Wo
=unto
you
that
are fu!l,you think
it
the
greatetl
happineffe,
that
men
have
t1ieir full
tables,and-
fulldithes,and
fullcups,;and
full
purfes,
`but
the
holy
Ghoa
Both
not
look upon
mens
hapineife
to
be
there;
But
wo
be
to thole
that
are full,and
blef)cd
are they
that
hunger and
'tin
fl.
Some underfiand
this
hunger
and
third
lirterally,and the ra-
ther-
becaufe comparing it`irirh what Saint Luke faith (as
I
told
main
the
beainnina
of
this
Sermon,
that
notwithil:ànding
di-
vers
ob;ecaions
sgatní3t
ir,it
appears
to
be the
fame
Sermon)Ch:
6.21.
Ble
fJ
ed
are
ye
that
hunger
now,
Luke doth
not
mention
the word
righteoufnefs,
but only
ale
that
hunger now; ando;apo-
fes hunger;
to
thofe
that
are
full,
and
rherefbrethey
think it
is
titterally
meant,
Bleff
ed
are they
that
do
hunger,
that
is,
fuch
men
as
are
Godly
(fo
it
mull
be
undet(lood)
that
want bread,
and want
drink,
fuch as-being
Godly
are
put to
fuch
great
ex-
tremities
as
they
have
not bread
to
put in
their
bodyes,
nor
drinke
to
quench
their thirll
as
if Chrill
should
fay, Be not
troubled
though
you
should be
put
to
'fuch
extremity
as
to
want bread
and
want drink, this will
not hinder
your
blefled-
nelle,
you may
be
blefied
for
all
that
:
--
And whereas
when
you are
in
great
wants you may
be
ready to
Tooke
upon thofe
that