zac SouteaefteEíuall cabling toChri(}. the defperate folly of many poore (inners, wee would have our finnes removed from us;and our hearts quickned in the wayof well doing, and when we are healed, thenwe will goe to Chrif}, and whenwe have things about us, thenweewill layhold on the promife, and thenwee will pur. chafe falvation, or at the leali be jointpu chafers with Chill in the great worke of redemption : no,let this be thycourfe; fèe th, firmes, and rake noticeofthy corruptions, and then away to the Phyfitian to be healed; goe firf} to the Phyfirian tobe healed ; but be not firft healed, and then goe to the Phyfìtians i Sam. T2.10. thiswas the advice ofthe holy manSamuel, when the people ofIfrael had dealt bafely with theLord, by ca, fling offhis yoake,(for when they call offSamuel, they reje&ed the Lord) at fail the Lord opens their eyes,and affeds their hearts with thofe their finnes;now,fàith Samuel in the tenth verfe,Stànd andfee thisgreat thing which the Lord will doe be- foreyour eyes, is it not nowwheat harveff ? I mildcall upon the Lord, and hee fhail fendgreat thunder and raine, thatyoumayperceive thatyour wickednefe is great,thatyouhave done in thefight oftheLord; now the Lord accordinglyas Samuel had faid, thun- dered terribly from heaven ; now when they heard this,and fawGods anger therein,theywere driven toa kinde ofamaze, and were almoft at their wits end, and hid, Prayyee unto theLord for ru,that wedie not,for weehavefinnedgreatl, and to allotherflnnes wee have added this, that wee have askedfor toaKing ; now marke what a direcion Samiscl
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