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of
the
Rich
Ingn,and
Lamm.
his
poore
halter
t
Adam
,
in
his
innocencie, though naked,
needed no
cower;
his
nakednes being then
fo full
of
gIori
ous
brightnes,or
as
the
Sunne
in
his
ftrength
:
our
appareil,
the braueli
we
rut
on,
would
haue
as
much obfcured
it, at
a
dance
cloud
no.
o.,
cloth
the
comfortable,
Sunne
:
but euer
fince
I'nne
intred
;
all
is
contrarie :and what
thould haue
beetle
our
glory
,
is
now
become
our flume. Therefore to
make
fo
much
ofour
fhame
,
and with
fo
great
neglec`l:
of
better
duties
to our neighbour and
the
poore,
fo
to
trimme
it,
what
is
it but
an int;
llerable and
cruel
I
vanitie
e
Againe,
who would glory
of
the
ragges that are
wrapped about
his
wounds
?
Our
attire,
what
cloth
it
but hide,
in
our bodies,
the
woundofou
f
Il
:
and
what
glorying
then
of
our
pou
deli
couer,
there
being no better matter
in
it
?
The world,
while
it
was
yong;
was
Pimple
and
plaine
;
now
in
the do*
tage
ofit,
it
is
clothed with
double,not
garments
only, but
hearts,
Prors.3
t.2
s.
Ourfathers
kept
fheepe,Gen.43.2.we,their
children,fcorne
to
were
the wooll
:
the garments that
God
made to fldam
and
to
his
wite,,ourfirli
parents,were
coates
ofskinnes.Gen®
3.2i.
Chri(is garment
was
plain,
and fimple
without
feame.Ioh.
t
9.2 3.and
many,whom
the
world
was
not
word
thy of,wandred
about in
theepe-
skinnes. Hebr.
t
r .3
7.that
is,in
leather coates,being
deliitute,affiieted,and
tormented:
which
I
fpeakenot,to bind
all,rich and
poore, to
one kind
ofapparell
without
difference
;
or
as
if
I
thought
that
rich
men might
not
put
on
more
rich attire then
other
men
:
but
iufily to reprove
by the
word
sand
by
filch
examples
of
holy men,all fond
affeetatioM
and lightnes
t
his
way.
Jacob
knew
his
fonnescoatefo
fo
one
as
his
ether
fonnes
letpbs
brethren,brcughtit
to
.
3
3
him.
Geri.; 7.3
.He knew
that
it
was
the
f,mc
coate
which
he
made to
his
fonne
lo.;ph.
The
coates
of
fantafiicall
men and
women
of
the
faf
rion,at
this
day,
cannot
be
knowne
to
be
coates
of
Gods making
:
for,
bring
them to
God,
and the
Poppets in
them
;
and
will
he
fey
T'hefe
are
my fonne
s
coates
:
or.
may
net
the
diuell
ra+
Cher
fay;
Thde
are
my fonnes
;
for
I,
made them
there-
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coat
es
;