' I .. fleart-Treafure,; ~n C,CceUen~ Sern;ton fromanyText: But here . h~ ta~esari. OCcafion ofUtter\ng precious me• · dicinal Truths, from the poytonful blafphe– mies oftheSq:-ibes and Pharifees ; diflinguithing t~~ ~~~J~f:. th~ lips intq gaod and bad word, -whn:hevtdence the nature of the roQt ~peeith~r_good or bad : Theoc~afion of ~he Woras, IS tnts, when our foul·fav1ng, and Do• dy-healing 1\ed.e~Plet . had· caft out a blinde and dqrnb1)evil ; that ,glorioqs ·miracle had y~rious effeas , upon the poifeffed p~rfon, it ·wrooght founonefs,,ver[. 2 ~. u'pon"~he people amazement,ver[.t-3. llpon the ·Phari!~es madncfs and blafphemy (though that was only accidetital) whereby they chargeGodhimfelf with impofiure, -'tJerf. ·24· to the!e lafi ChrHt' .fpeaks by,wayof.Apology, .for hirq{elf, · and corifutationof their impudent fl~nder)lhis aitl• fwer confifis ofthree members.' . · - Vid l'art· _I. Her~ftues the dtlumny by clear Argu~ u~ in c~p. m~nts,demo~ftrating his Divine Power ih'tpe ]\41rade, from verf. 21, to verf. 3r.- . ~ 2. Hedete&sth'eheinoufnefs.oftheflander, ~ailing it an ittcmiffible blafphemy, tov. ~3· . • ·; · 3•· 1 He ·exhorts them to· repentance, by a - .·.'. revere an~ fer iotts challenge, urging .dlem to · ·cone,eive m.ore foundly and foberly of d~vine works:; ; apd to fpeak more fpirituaily and . .1-firincably,:--fince they mufi give an accouut of . _ :every 'idle (ml1ch more bl~fphemous) exprd– ., · .. ~-'-> fihfl ; ·. frdii\ ·whence there will be drawn fuf- .·, ~-~ . ~- · ficient. matter bf~ their condemnation : Thts ~ ' ·,. · exhortation- -' lie direas 'it1. hypotheft ro rhe .. fharifecs,~.33; 34· in theft eo all,v.35,36,;f.•. ~ ·... . JQ·' :· l , .•
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