T H E SAINTS L O N G I N G F O R THE GREAT EPIPHANY. SERMON XXIV. Tit. z. 13. Lookingfor that blefdhope, andtheglorioua appearingof thegreat God, and oar Saviourjefus art /I. He former Vetfes you may remember, I chofe to (peak of upon another occafion. I cwed you hovv the grace of God, that brought falva- tion to all men ; appeared. Secondly, hovv itteacheththofe mento vvhom it brings falvation. Every man vvould be glad to be faved by grace, but they love not that grace fhould teach them : novv grace faveth none, but vvhom it teacheth ; it firít teacheth them, and then fave h them. Novv it teacheth us, as the Apoftle faith, three leffons. Firít, Quidvitandum, vvhat vve are to fhon : ungodliaefi, andworldly lufft. Then Secondly, it teacheth us, Quid faciendum, vvhat vve are to do, to live foberÿ, and juflly, and pioufly in this prefeneworld. Soberly tovvard our felves; righteoufly tovvard our Neighbour, and pioufly tovvards God ; 'this is the fecoud Leffon. 0 o ì Then
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