44O e,/1 Remedy for Security, yet by Nsbuohadaezzarrownemonth, (pedal' charge was gitten(Of thé p nation dF Jeremy;Take kiln faid heto the chiefs flcward)1oekewel{to hem,doehnn IVerfe rr,u neharm,doe Maobin earnas befhallfayvnto thee,, The Poore defp fed Prophet whore foulehad wept in.fecret in the daycs of their iollity was now fpcdaily prouided fór, whenthe Body of thepeople received the due rewardof their razephz.;. deepefecurity. Thus thenieeksarehiddeninthe day ofmath m; and 'if itdoecome e pfal rrst f to paffcthatthey bee {wept away with commoncalamities, ye their deathie attso1, ?mime 7nGodt/ght%audit (ball be their happineffetobe taken arrayfromrbe .E_ >Kmgaz.zo. ads to cameo: , 3.Motiae. Thirdly, that the Lord hath tiedhimfelfebyapromifctoeffoordro all filch .a graciousplenty ofinward reirefhing. Blefedare theythat mourn, ferday ¡ball pMarh.t.4 becemfortedt. This is genieeutof thebpsot the Loid . an ihe milluctaltera9:The 4tfal.80 .34. Go(psll which wee preach is truly laid tobectedingtofgroat icy r; and indeed VLukea,1°. fuch- aioyit. is,Which the heattófman in this mortalit) is too littleto receiue t Now the fweetneffe thereof helm, gsonly tothefethat mourne. 7"'he Spiritof the Lerd;fwith Chrifl)eeopenme;he barbfeat mseopreachg;sdridinge but to whom? flfa.61.r, &c.. To tiepoor ,tebindvp thebrole nhearted to cm»for:thole thatmourns, tic r. Such as Luke4. r8. thefe,beewellfillweebgood ehigrr,tht irfoalee/hallbefatrefiedee wok marrow,andfgt_ t Luker. f;. ne/fe°: they fhahhauc the /Pintofconfolarior:,a fecretwuneffe m their bofomea aPfsl.6 .f a xRoln.a.r6. that'they&vibe children ofGod>,Woç bb éo himwhom the delirepubis Waling cannot moue. 4Metiae. Fourthly, that albeit the comfort which fuch have is but fecret, and inch as by realenofthr hiddenneffe thereof,makethmanyamantothinke thatit is the dullclland moil perplexed life in the worldtobe a goodChrifliap , yet at the day ofjudgement itthallbe made moreapparart. Nowtieceares vpon their faces.area' acur raine before their happitselle,charit cannot be (cene; but thee yReu.>r.4. ehel fallbew,ped away r,that (hall beadeeyoffall refrefhi< go, andthen lhallthe scts3.10. Lord fey,turnieg hith (asit were)to the recurworld ingls, which homebad ix otam,f.J. pleafaret on theeereiy 'andinmentonneffe': Beholdmyferaantifhafleate,endyoa/hall be hagry;behold,ruyferatatoPalldrake, andyoafhaltbe rbtfty;behold, my lemmas/ball re,oyc,andyefball be afhamed Bebeld.mrforaantsfball f g for toyofbeert,endyefhc{t bifa.óf.a;,,4 alefarferrosoofheart andfball haulsforvexation ofmmdeb. TheCondit... To draw then to aconcluGon. You lee a duty commended tovs by the hon. mouthand Miniflety ofSaint lerne,, to turnt our earelcífe Laughter intoa holy t3Noarning, anti ourprefumtng ley intoa godly Heauinel e, it is not without caufe that we are perlwaded to this exchange. Looke we into our (clues , our owne Gnnes Muller together before oneeyes in nofmalltroupes, enough to wound thedull;fl heart. Calf weour faces tootilers ,we fee themoldlying eat elteh.f.rg. wiebednefers, andMilmenenlargingaflfeastorecehieit :Examinewe the times, dll-2414 manythings tell vs plainly, that lurely God as toc well pLaCed. Confider we stainourown courfe,we muff needs yceld thatwe hauc been too fecure, and that there things haue notfoaffe6ded Vs as they (hound. Think we further ofthe benefit andworthofthat which weareperfwaded to, weihallfind itattended vpon witha rraine ofblc-fliings: How thall we then denyourobedience to this eDan.4.a4. holyaduice? Ipray you then,Letmycoanfellbe acceptable vntoyeu0.You are here A;cane ler mangyMerchants,and much ofyourtrading flagcis vpon exchange'. Well is he rothe place in his owrcopinion who can putaway forceill con iitioned ware for a more where Ms currant comecyiity. Behold here the bell exchange which vonruer made; Lot Se[m°n was yourLaughterbe turned010Mourning,andyoser Joy intobeaaineffc.SureIam,acotn- preachea, modify it is, for which (which all de fire) you alai! recise averyquicke and gbmaaor5. plentifullreturne, Qickeitwill be: Foryetavery little whileandhe that /halle me g Heb,r 0.37. millcome, and lee willnot tar?: : and it will be plentiful! t for, they o'hithooro gmwee. bu b i. is6.6. ping,(hallretorne with Coy; nay,whicb ismore,tbeyfballbring their/heaaca I The
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