· ~{ATTH. VI. vi.. 1Jut thou, 'Dlhen thou, pra.J 1 eft, enter into thy Cltif'et: and when thou haft {hut ,thy door, pray to thy f,ather which i~ in fecret.; and thy Father which Jeeth in fecret, jhalt re~ wafv1. thee openly. . I . ... • - I CHAP. I. SECT. I.· \The Context .cleared. . \ . ., . ~· • l.'" ~· ·-~~N this excellent Sermon (). four precious Saviour ill the Mount, we have both t.he Gofpel clearly Prp- · pounded, and the Law fobdly expounded ·: The corrupt and carnal Pharifees had degraded God's ho– ly Law from its fpirirual extent and regiment by their lovt ~nd literal glolfes, but oar Saviour rell:ores it to its di~nity and authority over bearas and confcieuces. , · · · . · · In this,Chapter, the bell: Preacher that ever o~ned his mouth, dodi admirably explain theAdjunlls,-Offi... ces, and Exercifes of true Piety: which areprincipally three, Alms, Pr$yer andFafl:ing ;}over. _.19. · . particularly, concerning the Duty of Prll'f'r~ there (
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