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Duties of
Children.
will be aboundant in fervice when you ferve
out
of
love.
Fourthly, And
further,
you
Inuit be
obedient to
God,
the
principle mull
be love, and look that in
all
your
wayes you
be
as
obedient children,
In the
5
Ephe:
as
obedient
children,
a
command of
God thould
be more
to
you
then
all
the world
betides
:
Ile
give
you
one
intiance
that the
Holy
Ghat
makes
ufe
of
for
the obedience
of
children
to
their Parents,
and
that
is, the obedienceof the
fons
of
the
Rechabites,
that the
Holy
Ghofl
doth
record
for
their
honour,
fer:
3
5.
5
,
6. e/Ind
I
fet
before
the
fons
of
the,
bottle
o
f
the Rechabites,
pots
full
of
wine,_and cups:
and
I
Paid unto
them,
driszke
ye
wine
:
mark
their
anfyver,
but
they
fad,
we
will
drink,no
wine.,
why,
for
Jena-
dab the
fo.n
of
Rechab
our
father
commanded us
flying,
ye,
fh,ill
drir,kno
wine,
neither ye
, nor your
fons
for ever,
that
was
argu-
ment
enough, this
was
a
long
time after the
command,
and
though
it
was, fuch
á
command
that
fonadab
had no power
to
injoyn upon
his
i0ns,but that
was
the obedience
that they pro
-
fell
CO
owe
to
their
father, that
becaufe
their father
commas
ned them,they
would
never
drink wine though they might:-
-
Nowhow
many will call
God Father,
and fay ,
Qur
Father
whioh
art
in
Heaven, and the like,
yet
yeeld
no
obedience
to
him
;
Now
though
God
their Father doth
but command
them
that
they
should
not
be
exceffively in
it,
and
if
they
be
prone
to
wine or flrong
drink,that
they
I
could aviod
the occafons of
coming where
wine and flrong drink
is, they regard
it
not
I
but remember
it
is
thy Father that
commands
thee
:
The
Re-
ehabites
would drink
no
wineat
all
if
their Father commanled
them
;`O
the
command
of
a
Father ibould
be
flrong
auto
us
if
we profeffe
our
felves
to be children.
Fifthly, Another
Duty
is
to
trulc
in
our
Father,
and
to re-
lye
upon
hin,
if the Father doth
but
promire
any
thing, the
child relies
upon him: A
child relies
upon
his
father
for
provi-
fions, and all
things needful.
A
child. when he comes to defire.
any
thing
of
his
father,
he
Both
not
Rudy arguments
to per
-
fwade
his
father, it's
enough
to
call
him
but Father
:
The
word
Father
bath enough
argument
in
it,
to
perfwade out
all
argu-
.:ments
whatfoever,if
a
Granger come
to
defire
a
thing,
he
mull
bring