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Sememen
can
baneill
language
6rmt
not
perfecation.
Grand-
father loft his
life
in
your caufe,
would not
any
Haan
re-
ward this
child,
when he
knowes
this
was
the child of the fa-
ther,
or
the
grand
-
child of that Grand- father that
fufl'ered for
you,
it
may
be
you
fuller
perfecution
now,
and ye be
pronoun
cedblefied,
and ye find no
bleifedneffe comes, but
you have
a
double
Welling
yrovided
for
you
hereafter,
chofe
men that
now have
reviling fpirits,
ifGod
gives power
into their
hands
they will
have
perfecuting fpirits, Oh
let
us
pray
that
the
Lord
would keep them
thort,for
they would
be
in
danger
of
being
Perfecutors.
Secondly, And
further this
is
added perfecuted,
becaufe
there
are
Tome
that
can
bear
ill language
that
cannot bear
per
-
fecution,
fome
men
care
not
what they
fay
of them
in
words,
words
break no bones,
but
if
they
come
to
futfer the lode of
any
thing,
of
of
}ate,
imprifonment,
then
they are ready
ro
fly
off
;
be
not
only
willing
to
bear
evill words, but to
bear evill
anions,
then
when
they
fpeak all
manner
of
evill, they
fpeak
all
fpeaches,
all kind
of
evil',
it
is
a
ftrange thing that
this fhould
be
Paid
of
the Difciples,thofe that fhould be
fent
out,
that they
should
have all
manner
ofevil'
fpoken againft
them, that
they
thought they fhould
be
a
little
too
ftria
but
not
for all
man-
ner
of evill
CO
be fpoken
of them,
But
Saint
Pao/faith,
we
are
the
off-
Jèauring of
tkrworld,
t
Cor.
q..
13. The word
is
taken
,
f109,rione accordingto
Tome
Interpreters
from
the
Dung
carts,every
one
pegarrenrrrm
brings
his
dirt
and calls
into their
carts,
fo
faith
Paul,
We
are
The
word
fig-
the
off-
fcouring
of
the world, and
we
are
the
dung
Carts,
and
nifies
proper-
there
is no
man
but
hash
force
dirt
or
other to
call
upon us.
I
filth(
,d
i
t
The
Apofiae
alludes
to
the
expiation
in ufe among
the
heathens
Cart that
goes
(SAid
Bssdæa2s)
When
certaine condemned
perfons were
through the
brought forth, with garlands
on
their
heads
to
be
put
to
death,
City wherein
as an
offering
to
Neptune,
they
ufed
to
fay,
Sir
pro
robin peripfe-
all filth
is
can,
ma be thou
a
propitiation
for
us, fo
as
if
the
A
oftle had
faid,
And
fomtpt
i-
)
p 'P
r
p
tordes,
we
are
as
hatefull in the fight
of
the people,
as
thole condem-
11th. Both
ned
perfons,
that
was
offered
up by
woy
of
expiation
:
--.
words
lgnife
And
nowwe
are
loaded
with curlings
and
revilings
as
chore
the farne
perfons
were.
Bleed
are
ye
when
they fpeake
all
manner
of
evil;
There
are
fonde
that
can
bare
foia
e reproaches,'
but not
all
re-
proaches,,