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ties
of
Children.
vino hiná,
why
it
thou,
being
the
Kings
Son, leave
from
day
to.
day,
w
It thou
not
tell me
?
t,e
perceived
the countenance of
.4mx,,4
much
de eeled,
and looks
fickly
upon forrow of
heart,
ard,1ai.th
heathy art
thou
thus
being
a Kings
Son
?
It's
ftrange
being
a
Kings Son,
that
thou 1houldelt
be.
fo
dejected
in thy
fpirits
;
Haff
not thou enough that
belongs
to
thee,to Comfort
'thy heart,
whorl
thou art
a
Kings
Son
?
O,
fo
it
fhòuld be
with
the
Sons
of
the living
Good
;
Doeff
thou
beleeve
that
thou
art
a-
child
of
God, that
God
bath
Adopted thee,
and fer his
heart
upon
thee
as
a
child,
O
why
doth the
want
of
fotne few
outward Comforts
dues
thee
?
You
mill fay,
If
I were the child
of_
Cod,
,God
would
not
let
me
wane
thefe
things.
-
--
O
thou
art
'ínií iken in
this;
God
hall
other
manner
of
blefíîngs to
let
forth
his
Fatherly
love to
thee
in,
then
Code.
-outward
things.,
A child
that
is
lick and weak,
might
fay as
well,
If
my
Father lov'd
me,why
w:l
l
he
not
give
me
fuch
and
fuch
meare,
why
the child
hath
need ofPhyfick. Now
doeff,
not
thou love thy child when
chou
giv'f±
him Phyfick, and
not
what he cryes
for
:
If
God
be
thy
Father,
and thou his
child,
wilt not thou
give
Cod
leave
to nutter thee
his
child,
as
he
gives
thee
leave ro
nuitl,ine
ovine
child.
-
....
yea_
let
me
fay
more
to thee
then thus
;
Thou mayeft
notwithftanding
thybeing without
outward
Comforts,
thou
mayef+
have
the
fame
Fatherly
love
that Jefus Chrifl
his
Son
had,
and will
not
that
ferve thy
turne
;
Y®u
will
f
y,Thar
will
férve
indeed,
Mark
in
the
r7
Joh:
z6
v, And
I
havedèclared
unto
them
thy
.Name, and
will
declare
it
,
that
the
love
wherewith thou
hail
me
may
be
in
them,
and
I
in
them.
Now
mark, how
did the
love of
Cod
work
towards Jefus
drift
hi
Son
?
Did
he
not
let
him be
without
many
outward Comforts
in this world
?
There
'was
a
time that he
wa
;
in
hunger, and
warred bread;
and then
theDevill
world
have
had
him
diflrufted
in
his
Fa-
ther
:
Oh no, Though
de
Fox-es
had
h:elcs,
and
the birds
of the
a're
had
nefls,
yet
he
had
not
a
hole to
h%de
his
head
in. Thou
hill
as
good
a
Cottage to
dwell
in as
Chiff
had;Chrif} he
was
thirfly,
and he
was
faine
to
beg
à
little
water of
a
woman
to
drink,