-~~4rt-Tre•fure;· ~3-~. ~ortl Goa in your ~~~rts, there's ~he Prtnc~p~ .. :~ · andEnd, (eethat ·you have grace,and do tt to Gods glory. ~. ~ ready to give· at~ an1wer with meekndJe and fear, there·s the ·manner, Chearfulnds, tlumility , without vain-boafiing or : ofientation. . ~~me. mar, (peak conpden~ly , and carry lt htghly. ~ ·even to fuffenng for a good, caufe , and yet be the ·.Devils M~rtyrs , by feeking to get a repute amongmen, or tobear upanopinion, .or 'pleafe .a 'Faetiot1 > or .gratifie an f:illmour, or merit fomethingat the hands of Gad ; the end makes or marrs the atl:ion : .. . Vain-glory fpoils great Atchievemenrs : yet ·~:!:;ttt'-~ icsa mife~~~lc thing to hear theCr•Ji, and _nlt eemO::;. 1,~ follow Chr~ff. So Imay fayot Praye~, almf- fteruetzti· · £iving,,or mordfyil1g aQ:s, or any .· other eX• bus Cbri– cdlent waies of laying out of a Treafure , if flum~ ~er~ they ,be only tobe feen of men, the work is · 2s if it were noidone, and the doer in .danger to be undone. Another Cubordinate tnd is' ~our· own fouls good, and'the good of others, 1-ds Allthi•g 1~ faithPM~l, fgr ]fJ.Ur laiftcAtion, fo mufl .. 'we. · 'God hath inter-woven his glory , \. ·and the goodof fouls, fo nearly that theyare path promoted together : You muft make Gods glory the ultimateendof all your aa:i~ on~ and expreflions, in all things natural, as eating, ·ariddrinking: Civil, in buying and felling~ and fpiritual in praying andconfer– jgg. Take that notableText in, 1 Pet 4,1a~· , ~ 1.- 1 ~ e~er1 ma~ bath rec·t~~etl. the gift , e– ~en / otnlm.'fier the fgme fJnt ' ·' 11;,other , ""' good - ~uw~rdioftht m11Ni{oldgrttrt'fG~~~ th(lt Go~ '· . ~~ ~ · '- .· :; - -.- · Ill ,.
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