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tithe
Ricb
moynel
Lazarus.
would
hee
hale
all
men
alike
?
as
ifchey had
thus
rea!oned
again(
him
,
as
again(
one
that
fpake
bothabfurdly and
Ver.i
5.
impioufly.
But ver
%r
5. hee tels
them,
thatdefire
of
riches
and
loue
of
themfelues
,
had fo
blinded them
,
that they
fate
not
where they
were
, nor
in
what dangerous
wayes
and
that becaufe
they held
rhemfelues
wife, therefore they
iudged him foolifh,and
his
doìrine
(that
was
wife)ridicu.
lous
:
but
that that pleated
them,
Cod
abhorred
:
and
fo
he
commeth to
the Scripture,
now
read,v.
r
9. which
I
take
to
be,
not
any
f}ory
or
thing done, but
as
was
faid,
a
parable
where
his chicle
purpofe
Is
to
dif
wadethefe
Pharifes
from
cruell hardnes and
a
carnall
life
by the example
of
this rich
man,hung
vp
(as
it
were)
in
chaines
in h(
11
for
terrour to
others,becaufe
hefed
himfelfc
curlouíly,
and
fed
not
poore
.Laz,arp.r.
And
heere
vnder
the persons
of
the
rich man
and Laza:
rats,
we haue
two
forts
or
(aces
of
men
;
fuch
as
were
them
in
the
world,
are
now,
and
11-ia11
be to
the
end
of
time.
In
both
which,
we Lay
note
their different
Oates
,
and
that
hich
is
common to
them
:
their different
flates
are
heere
on
the
earth,or
after
they
left.
It
in
their
Hues
they
differed
eery
much,and
after
their
deaths, much
more
;
for,
the
rich
man
was
finely
clothed, or clothed with
foft and gorgeous
ray
merit
:
and
for
his
fare,it
was
delicate
and
of
the bell
cue.
ry
days.19
the
beggar and
Lazarus
vas
vexed with
fores
and
hunger, delring
the
courfë(
bread
,
or
crummes
of
bread that
fel
from the richrnans
table.v:
20.2
a
After death,
the beggars
foule
was g?orified
in the boforn
of
fidraham,
being
caried
thither
by
the Angels
:
hurof
his
burial! there
is
no mention. I'
he
richmans
body
was
glorioufly
buried in
the
earth,and
his
foule
pittifully buried
in
hel.v.2
2.2
3.and
this
is
common
to
moth
,
that they both
died.v.2.
z.
Thus
(andeth
the
fcope
and íurnme
of
thefefue lira
Lac,
164
verfes,an
d
tlae
femme
of
all
is
to
aduife
men to fpend their
goods well,and
not
%Ton
their
lulls
:
not
to forget
mercy,
and
to
be.
liberal!
to
Chrif}s
poo4e
,
that
their
fountaines,
that
is,
their
elate
and
poiTefIions
may
be
bleffed
veto,
tliena.