t f THE PREFACE. t 1. Generally toall the Cotnmandements. The Preface I . cotaineth reafNature. fons per[wa.. <{ • I · r 1. Common tG all hispeo· diogvs coyecld tz.SpecJalJy to . l plc. obedience: chc firft from</ [Place dangeGods I z..Proper rous to their _. Benefits. ~ tot~e If.. foulcs. t. l rac:lttes, viz.their dcliueExoD.to.x. t ranee from a Statecricuous tfi> their bo- · dies. GodJPt~k!~llthefo wwa1 ~tnllfoi~, I am theL1rdthJ G,J, .which "roughe thee fJHt 1{ the la11d ofEgypt,oNt ofthl hoHfo of ho1Jd4ge. · ~~~~~g· Hefe words containe a preparation, to !lirre vs vp vvich all care, and confcience tokeepe the law ofGod: which partly concerneth the obferuing .~~f all the Comtnandements ingener~~d more fpecially the keeping ofthe"IirH. That preparatiue whichpcrtaineth to aHJis in · . thcfe words (God JPakJ) that is, that feeing they haueG~d for their author,and immediate teacher of them, cu.en byhis ·.e>w.ne voyce; therefore wee mufl fettleour felues to obey them without relifiance, or gaine-faying. That which be– longeth to the fir~, is drawne, firA from the nature ofGod, (_ . . A 4 :being
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