ofjaltaJtionaidd4mrl4ticn: 7 aliue,andthey were nottt littlecomforted. 2. Tohelpsa bean. out ofa pir.i.uk 14.5.WhichofyouPullhastean oxe,®ranalefart intoapit,jwillnotflraigl.,t. tvay'pull him oyat on the Sabbath day? 3. Prouifion ofmeate and drinke. lvlatth. r 2.t. lefus went through the corne on aSabbathday, andhis Dfciples werean'hrrngred, andbegan topluckthe earesofcorx.e, and tocate.Inprouiton, wett,,t , takeheed thatour cookes,and houílhold Peruants breakenot the Sabà. bath; he,reafonofthis is flamed fr6 the letTer to the greater,out ofthat pi ace; 2.Sam.z 0 5. Dasudlonged,andPaid, Oh thatone wouldgare n?e tti drinks of thewater ofthewell ofBeth-leñern,zvhich isby thegate.verf,r6.7 Menthe"three ?nightiebrake. into the hogofthe Philis`lims, anddrew"water oat ófrhewell of Beth-lehemthat wasbÿ thegate, and rooksand brotght it to D avid, hon'orild net drinl¿thereofbutporvred itfor anofring veto the Lord.verf. t 7..1ndfail; OLordbe itfarrepornme that 1/houlddoe t hac: r6not this t heblortifofthemen, that tuent inieopardie oftheirlases? therefore mould henot dra ,ë.lit i°ea`fbtt f ftandeth thus. IfDauidwouldnot hauehis ferua:irsadventure Orpdrill` hues for his proui on, nor drinkethe water when theyhzd- pre/tided it viTitich leffeought we for our meates to aduenturetheliues ofour feruants. 4.. Ware ring ofcatte&I Mat.r 2.i r.TheLordanfwered,a;ndfäid,Thost lnpacrae,will. of any ofyeuon th, s.a',atth,daies, Ionfe his axe or affeva:t ofthefarúle, and bring him to the v .a,. er .? Vpon the like prefent and holynecefsitie, IPbi{itiatis;vpá the Sabbath day, may take a iour;iey tovifite thedifeafed, Mariners then voyage, She' beards may tend theirflock,and Midwiuesmay helpe women ivith cfríltld' Mark.2.27.?he Sabbathtuas madeformav,andnot rreanfor the Sabbath. within thygatr.r j Thiswordsate,fignit:ethby a figure,ii irifdiaion andau the. i ie. Matth. t 6.1 S.:7he gatesofbell/hll not assert-awe it. Let this be a loo- king glafl`e. where;n all lnholders,and,intertainers offlrangersmay locke into theinfelues,andbeholdwhatistheii:dutie. For in./4e dates. The third ìeafon ofthiscommaut dement from the like example. That whichIdid thou alfamull doe, .!But 1ram.?thefete ith dayandhallowed it. There?re thou77,4doe the like. God fanó ified theSabbathwhen hee did.confecrate it tohis feruice ; tuer fari uiEle itwhen they orfhip God in it. In thisplacewe are toconfider the Sabbath,how fartefoorth it is cerernoniall,and howfarte foorth moral!. The Sabbath is ceremonial!, in refpe61 oldie flrió obferuation thereof, which wasa typeofthe internal! fanó ificationofthepeopleofGod;and that is,as ittarcrc,a cotitinuail refling from the worke offinne. Elrod.; t.t3.Speake, 'rho!?alfo'unto the childrenof lfrael,andfray,Notwithflandin ki,epeye mySab- bath for it is afgne betweenmeandyo;.inyourgeneratian, thatye may ,now, that ItheLorddoefans/ifieyoar.Thefame isrecorded,Ezech,2o.1 2. Is fïgnified alto that blefîed ref! ofthe faithful,in thekingdomeofheau Sabbath to Sabbath,falbs!!flew.: come
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