. I . J 26 The COJytr1ning lFork .· .. • 1 .~· T~at ·this pighly ·clifhonourab.Je Cowardtce and l)~ftruft, did fo fejze or1 · · · t hat PeQple, as was like to refolve in a vi-.- . ~ i ible Revolt, and to cry fqt a Leader to go back to Egypt ag;dn; which, amongfl: .. too 1nany in this Titne n1a_y be juftly : feared. r · I. ' IIJ. 'That this was after fuch extraor 4 . ·• · ·· dinary. CoJ1firn1ations, which· the Lord , 1 · had given to the Faith of his Church then, ' · ·who -had by his own-imrnediate and out· · ·· , il:retched J:Iar}d, fo lately brought thetn )Ut of the .Houfe of Bondage, and frotn I, ihe Iron Furnace iq E(fypt' as rendered their .Nlisbelief to be a Guilt under fuch · · .i\ggrayations, as the holy God did ·in "· that Mal1ner plead, Verfe 22. '1hefe t~h g inzes have they ten1pted 1·ne, who ~ave [ee1z ttzy Glory, and nzy Mira'cles, whi~h I did in the Wildernefs, -&c. ' . · . , ' rv. But her~in, we ~ope, and are con- . Y~: :fidently fure of a bleifed Difparity in tbis ·· ~ ,-Refetnblance, as to the ·-Numerou£nefs of· . fuch, who fhall .be, found of the Reform.. · ··· .ed Churche~, to aCt fomething of that · . Part; which thefe heroic Witneffes, ,Ca- · leb and Jojhua did ; andwere then put to fi:and alone therein r who through Grac~, fnall ye t a11pea.r .with fame Meafure of , that I . ' . - .
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