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jlyúrc
to
help,
fouler
zu
the
way
ofhungring.
my
delires
are
fo
fer
after the renewing
of
thy
Lnage,
after,
righteoufneffe,
that Lord if I
have
not
fatisfaetion
here,
I
will
not
havefatisfaction
in
any
thing
elfe;
It
is
of
very
great
con-.
fequence
for
thee
to
latur
to keep thine appetite
continually
after righteouineffe. Take
heed
of
thole things
that
will
take
away
thy
fiomack
after this ri2,hteounietie.
There
are
three
things
that
will take
away
the
[lomack,
as
in
the
body,fo
in
the
foule.
Firft,
A man
bath
his
flomack taken
away,
either
by
form:-
what
that
clogs his flomack,
there's
fotne humours.
that
is
got
into
his
flomack, and
fo
takes
it
away
;
or
Secondly,
By
wind that,may
fill his
flomack, and
fo
he
bath
not anappetite to
his
meaty;
or
Thirdly, For
want
of
exercife,
becaufe he
doth
not (fir
and
aEt.
So
it
'sin
the appetites of
men
after
righteoufneffe. There
three
thingswil take
their appetites
away,either
i.
when Ionic
ill
humors
are got into
their hearts,
by
that
I
meane
fome
cor
ruptions , force
ill
diflempers that they
have given
way
to
themfelves
in,
and
fo
defil'd their
foules,
many in
their
young
time were
wont
to
have
mighty
appetites after
righteouíneffe,
they would
run
to
the word,
and how
earneflly
would they
pray,
as
if they
would
rend
the
Heavens againe, but
now
we,
find no
fuch
thing
in
them, there
bath
got
fame fearfull
flu
ffe
into
their hearts,that
bath
defil'd their
fouls.
Or
Secondly,
Some
windy ftuffe,
by
that
I
mean,
when
the heart lets out
it
felfe
to
carnal
contentments, there
be
many
that
have
made
forward profefïìons, and mighty
ht
n-
grincs and thirflings
they
have
feem'd
to
have,
and
the
O di-
nances of
Chrifl
how
precious
were they
to
them
,
but
now
they
are
altogether
for
the world,
and
give themfelves
up un-
to
the delights
of
the flefh,
and what
company
is
it
that
now
they prize moll, but that
company
wherein they
have
mnor
contentment to
the
flefh, that
they prize moll, there
bath
got
windy iluffe
into their flonucks,that
bath taken
away
their
appetite.
Thirdly, For
want
of
exercife. Many Chrifhans they
grow
dull
and
heavy;
it
may
be they
keep themfelves
from the
fine
of