I / ' ' Heatt-1rea[ure.· -,cI 9 viae thing~ they,are but .drofs : S,piritual bl.ef- Eph. ~~ i~ .... fings ot~ly make_ the Behever bldled; nothtng . ,can be accounted a treafure, but what comes from, and leads ,to Heaven ~ Bona tbroni_, the good thingsofthe Throne, are a Saints trea– fure, BonaI"~ebelli, thegood things of the Footfiool, are a wicked-man'sportion,and he may . have a large meafure, yea, atreafure of them; Pra.t 1 .1-t their bellies are filled with hid treafures : r et . thefe do not make them happy; all under• moon comfortsare but ferry trifles tomake a treafure oft the whole world cannot counter. ballanc~ agrainof ®race:we account of things by their wonh, not by their bulk; a little box of precious oyntment is of n1ore value and vercue, than whole tqns1 of ordinary Liquor ; . -< onlyHeavenly ri~hes make up a Souls trea- {ure. , 3. Suicablene(s ofthe things flared up : No mati will~y upwllat he fhall never need, and 2ccount it his treafure: Every Trade[ ...man lavs up that which is fit for his Calling ; Cloathiers, Staplers, Tanners, Husbandmen, _bav~ · all rb.~ir peculiar provitions, fuited to . thetr yocattons :· ~hat maybe a cumber to one, ' ~ ' .that is~ trea{ure to another: King~have their peculiar treafure, i, e. that which none but Ecde. 1.s.~ .King~ h~v~; So all Gods Kings have their pe- · culiar treafure; which as it is differei1t from all · { others, fo in fame re(peersdifferent one from ~ ~nother. Mofes had a treafure of mr.eknefs , J(}b of patience, Sttl~!!Jon of wifdome, John of '., ' love: As .the Childe of ·God is to come be... 1 Co~·:·1' ' tJin9~ iq ilo gift,fo he is toe4cd in that which · , I . ~ . • .:. . . . - . . . ; r- ·· . . . • he • I • t., ,, .. ,; . , •
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