' ' Heart3"reafore,i. . 2 7 ' A For thetongNe of the·Wife is health, ~ro'!: 12. -I· " 1 .s•.. Tl1e: tameword ~n ~he Heb. ~hat 6gnifies Ji'W7W . tongue, is alfq ufed (Joyned Wlth ano~her :ZMJ ·word) for a wedg.e ot Gold : T~e truth ts, a J?fh· 7·1I~ Treatured Heart findes a prectous golden ~~;;u~ Tongue ; andnothiqg more cordial to the u ~ f~inting heart, rhan the fruit of \thofe choice Ll~~ This Treafureis exercifed in Religidus ~ · Dutys., and Holy Performances : The~ root of . . Grace in the heart~ brings forth thefe Fruits Heb. 13~ '··. ·af theLips in Prayer·and Praife. The {pirit ~~~h 12 , C?f Prayer fumes up to Heaven this Divine In 1~4 • ~. ceule: Such a foul needs nor to be prompted , 1 tbymen, that bath this Jively Liturgy in hls . heart ; the ~p~rit can be1p both to affetl:iods 1\oP'l~~ s, 1 , and exprdllons. A treafured foul hath a · · .ftoc~ <r>f prayers, as an able Minifl:er,~ath a. ;, jlock for Sermons(thoughhe may be Without a·flock of writtennotes;) I mean,thebodyof ' D ioicy in his h~ad; which makes a ready Scribe : The more trea(nre a (oul bath within, ~he mo.re ready will it bee to every good _ ., ,w0rk; yea, and the more raifed to GQd in the ~ork: Suchaone is.belp~d very much againft - ,' · DiftraB:ions., thegreat ·complaint of good fouls. le is a notable expreflion of a good ·· ' Authour; (fai th he) He thift bath Pore gf Gold CobbetofJ an~ Silve~ in hispoc~et~ andhu14 fewhraffeFar- ~r~y~r~ ·:· . tht?'l!' wtll more rea4ily t~pon everJ.draught, c~me • ' .PHt 'lfllh Gold and SliVer, tha, Wtth hraj{e F liT• r ,!hi~~~· So he "!hofeheart is fioc~ed 'Yid~ ha.. ly tboughrs, will not finde carnal cpgttattons ~Q rifeand f~cquent. If the heart have'indited a . . , . .. ~ , •• ·t . •''· , .r ; .•. , '.. . good .. .. -:. ... ..___ ~ "• ·' -· , . ,•
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