190 / 772
Myth.
za.tOc
Praim.st.
.
Efa.6r.i
z.;.
§;Se8.5.
Gods deare¡t
children
îrsó-
iect
to
fßarttual
RfflLtlott.
lob
S.
lob
6.4.8c 9.
17.18
$ct.
24b6.&1.6.
9,8:156i
1..
16% Spirituallafflic"liosstww
infallible
fzgne.t
ofGodihatreet
flonie hearts, therefore
doth
hee
plow
and team them
vp
like fallow ground,
to the end
that
the
feede
ofhis
grace
be-
ing
fowné
in
them
may
take
roote,
fru6lifie and
bring
forth
a
plentifull haruefl
ofgodlines, to
his glorie and our
con-
fort.
It
is
not
therefore
for
want
oflouc, that
our heauenly
father doth
thus
brutevs
and
men
crufh
vs
in peeces;
it
is
not.
becaufe
he wil
reie
&}
vs
and
cafl
vs
off:but
when
we are
truly
humbled,
when our
hard
hearts are foftned,
and our fpirits
broken and
made
contrite, then will
bee
regard
vs
and
thew
his
tender
loue
and
mercifull
"kindneffe
vnto
vs as
bee
bath
gracioufly prornifed,Matth. r
2.20.7
he
6rufed
reede trill
he
not
breake, and
fyno
ring
flax
/hall
hee
not quench. So
Pfäl
n.
5
i
.
i
y.
The
facrifices
of
Ç
od
area
contrite
fiirit.
a contrite
and broken
heart
O
God
thou
wilt not
de/
/rte. And the
Prophet
telleth
vs
that
our
Sauiour
Chrifl
was
fens
into
the world
to preach
glad
tidings
vnto
thepoore, to bind vp
the
broken
hearted,
&.c,
to comfort
al
that
mourne,
t ogiue them
beaaate
for
allies,
the
oy-.'e
ofioy
for
mourning,
thegarmeut
of
gladnes
for
the
f
iirit
of
heauinés
&c.
as
it
isEfa.6i.r.2.3.
Luk.4
18.
Lat
}lie,
that
the affió
}ions
of
the tninde, the apprehenfion
ofGods
wrath,
the
fling
of
Pinne,
and torments
of
confci-
ence,
are
not
amie
true and certaine
fgnes
of
Gods hatred,
hereby it
plainelie
"appeareth:
in
that
the moil
deare
children
ofGod
haue been
fubie0
to them,and that
in
great
meafure.
For
óxample,tob
whoby
Gods
own téflirnony
was
the iùflefl
man
that
liued on the
earth,Iob
1.8.
notwithfianding
was fo
grieuouflie
affli&cd
both
in
bodie and mind,
that hee bur
-
.fie
th
out into
thefe
grieuous complaints,Icb
6.4.7
he
aYra.-e,s
of
the alms
htie
are
in mee,
the venime
r.
hereof
doth
drin,'e
vp
my
[kirk,
and
the
terrors
ofGod
fightagainfl
mee.
And
chap.9.
vert.
r
7.11e
de/lroyeth
me mitt;
a
tempeft
and
u;
eundeth
me
frith
out
canfè.
18.
He
will
not
Enfer
me to
take
my
breath,butfilleth
sre
?rich
6'tterneffe.
So,
c.1
3.14;
Wherefore hideft
thou
thy
face
and
takef
me
for thine eneíìte
?'And
v.26.
"Thom
is
>ritetbitter
things
agaíní
mee,
and
make:
ft.
me topoßeffe
the iniquities efmy
youth..And
'c.
r
6.9.
"
HM
wrath
hath
torne
me,and
he
hateth
me
,etnd
onafheth upon
méwith his
teeth
;
mine enemie
bath
lharpned
bto "tics
again
f
nee And,c,
ip
i
r:..Hee
hath
kindled
hú
wrath'
ergain!.'
..
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