3
22
Eu1&i
to
help fools
in
the
way
of
'hangring.
rage
her, but
the
câme
and w
orlhipped
him faying,
Lord help
me,
the
would
not
Rand
anfwering
what Chriif
Paid,
but
her defires
was
flrong, Lord help me.
Fourthly, He antwered
and fold,
It
is
not
meet
to
mkt
:the
children
bread and
call.
it
to dogs
;
Here's
a fourth difcourage
ment,
faith
Chrift,
you
are
a
dog,
and-
this is:childrens mean.
I(
God
should
fpeak thus
to
you,
as
it
may
be you
think,fome
times.that God
(peaks thus
to
you,
you
are crying for meare,
that
you
might
be fatisfied with righreoufneffe, but
if
God
de-
nyes you
awhile,
you think,
he relec-s
you
as
a dog: Chrilf
did
tell the
woman
the
was
a
dog,and
onewould have
thought
this fhould
have
beaten her
off,
but this would
norrliCcourage
her,fhe
came
&
Caid,Truth
Lord,yet the
dogs
eat of the
crums
that
fall from
the children;
table:
truth
Lord,'
am
a
dog,
I
am
unworthy, but Lord
one
crum,
one crum even for
a
dog
:
and
upon this
Chrilf heard her,
and
then
fhe
was
fatisfied. This
was
from
a
mighty work
of the
Spirit
of
God
in
the heart of
this
woman
:So
in
your defires
after
this righteoulneffe,do
you
do
thus,when
you
have
difcouragements yet
get
through
them,
and you
will
be
fatisfied
at
fail,
there's
thoufands
that have
had
good beginnings,
but
they
have
been taken
otf
by
difcou-
ragements,therefore
labour
to
trample
down hindrances what
thou
canlf.It's very
obferveable.the liory that we
read
of
in
the
book of
Kings,
there
was
a
time that there
was
a
great
famine
in
SargAria,and
the
Prophet told them,that
by
themorrow
this
time corn
fhould be thus
and thus
cheats,
faith
the Captain,
it
cannot
be, though
God
i
lh,ould
open the
windows
of
Heaven,
faith
the Prophet to
him,.you
Thal
l
fee
it,but not
tall.:
of
ir,
and
when the time
came
the peotile
did
fo unreafonably
leek to
get
f'on
epartof
the
corne
that they might
fzrisfie
their
hun-
ger, that theyt
:
ú upon
the Captaine,and
though
he
were
the
fecond
mar
-.o
the
King,
yet
they
trod
him down
to the
ground and all th
-ough
their
earnefl
delire, that
they might
have
to
fatisfie
their hunger,
and
fo
thé
foul
that
is thus hun-
ger-
(farv'd
(as it were)
faith
6
that
I
might
have
grace,
I
am
undone
elfe, let there
be
What
ever
hindrance
in
the
way
there
will
be,
I
care
not,
I
will
be willing
to
part
withal!,
fo
be
it I
may