

s
ofthe
rich
man,arrd
Lazarus:
coates
?
But
nay
fpeech
of
thefe vanities rather craueth
arei
formation then any imbittering
;and
therefoec
praying
all
humorifls in
appareil
t©
confider
betimes
,
and
before
the
decree which
is
gone
forth,
be
fealed
with
force notable
iudgetnent,what God
by
Zepharz;
bath
thr
atned
again
fl
all
that
are
clotbedwith
f$range,thatis,ronflrousgarmëts
;which
is
that
he
for
there
,
by
act-suing
of
of
mannnd
Geafi,
Zeph.
r
.8.I
leaue,what
might
be
furtber fpoken,tocenfidera.
.
ie.2.
tion,
and
come
to
a
fecond
v fe.
For,
ifinternpfrance
in
appa
cell be
cenfured by the word
;then
it
is
not
true that
the
Scripture tnedleth
not
with appareil,neither
bath
any
mea
!tire
to
make
it
by
:for the
holy
Ghofi (as
hath beene !hewed)
loth
in
it, fend
vs
a
moa
fit
me
orure
for
all
the
garments
we
pnr
on.
And
where
foie,
that
fay-to
their
proud
coatesand
vpflart
fïwdingales,
as
Saul
to
Samuel,
honour
me before
this
p- ople,t.Sam.
t5.
3
o.
are
of
opinion
-that
the appareil
is
not
to
be
reg,rded,but
the heart
;
heere
we fee,that theapparell
is
the fureafhewinglgne
and
infcriptiora
of
the
fool
ifh
heart
that
weareth
it.
Itadcede, the
intemperance
of
all
ourfrange
erpparell is
from our
heart;
but
when our
heart hath
once
laidit
yvpon
our
backe,
we
mayreade
an
intemperate
heart
there
:
and
fo
long
as
the
leafe
is
greeneen the
top
of
the
tree,
we
know that
all
fappe
is not
gone
donne
to
the
roote.
There.
fore, when we
fee
fuch fireamers
ofpride
info
many
garifh
tires
and
attirings
ofmen
and
women
,
and
of
women
!pea
cially
;
we may
fay
there dwelles
a
proud
heart,
a
vaine
heart,
a
wanton heart,
and
a
heart
of
no
modeflie
or
good
flay. Such
was
the.clothingof
this
rich
man;
which
is
tiler,
fore
branded by
the
holy
Ghoft, vneler
the
taamesofpHrple
and
fneltnnen,
and
vnder
the daily
and
wanton vfeoffuch
pride.
fwolne
clothes. Heerein, there
is
no'doubt
but
hee
offended
greatly
;
but heercinexprcfly and principally,that
in
all
this
wafle
and
glory
of
appareil,
hewas
cruell.to
Lao
a;artus
:and
in
this,
he
hath
but
too many
followers at
this
day, who
carry
all
good
houfekeeping with them in their
trunkes to
London,
orfnme other
great
Citie'or Towne
that theypurpofe
to
line
in,and
not
at
the Epbrathaboftheir
owne