®f i&i dïot, anddam 139 AnderàtePeeing thatthe daughtersofCanaandif ileafed!Oar hisfatber,thess went Efate to Ifbmael, andtoo! a vnto the wines which beehad , Mahalath the daughterofIfhmael, AbrahamsfonsthefiflerofNabaioth , tobe his wife. The eieferuiceofferuants. Coloff, 3.22. Seruants,beobedient to them thatarey ur maflers,accerdrng to theflcfh,inalthingt,not withtieferuiceasmenpleafers,bnt infinglenes ofheart,fearingGod.Ephc. 6.6. Notwith f rseice tothe eie, at mot pleafer:. Anfweringagaine,when they are reprehended. Tit, 2.9. Let ferttants . befnbiellto theirrrlaflers,andpleare them inallthing's, not anfirering?tine, Deceitfiilncffe and wailing theirMailers goods.Titus. 2. t o. Neither pi- kers,but that they thewallgoodfaithfulneffe. To flee from the power oftheir fuperiour, Gen. 16.6, ThenSarah dealt roughly withher , whereforeTheefled fromher. To refill the lawful! authoritieoftheir Superiours. r . Pet, 2.29. To obey themin thingsvnlawfull. A61.4.19.Toextol themfelues aboue their bet- ters: this isthe fin ofAntichrift. 2.Theff: 2.3.4.Whit h(manof finne)cxalttth himfrlfagainfl althat iscalledGod.Lafihic,thefreedomofthè Papifls,wherby they free children from the goucrmnent ofthcir parents : and fubie6les from the authoritie ofthcirPrinces :. fo that theymake it lay, fullfor them topretend andprocure their death.x.Sam.26.8 9.'1 henfledAbs/heitoDauid,Godbath clofed thineenemie into thine hand thisday : nowe therefore Ipray thee, let mee fmitehem once withaß;eare to theearth, andiwillnotmite bim again:: And 'Amidfaid: o Abi/hai , Defiroy himnot: for whocan lay hishandon the Lordes Annointed,and beguildeft? . 111. Ingratitude,andwant efa louing affeelion towardesParentes. Martha i 5.5.6. Bntyefay , who f ewer/hallfay tofatheror mother,By thegift that is offered tjme, thott maifl hatteprofite,tboaghbehonournot bisfather or mother, fhallbefrce.1,7 im.5.4. Secondly,wee offendagain!' our equallesin preferringour fdues before them,in talkingor infitting downe. Maul). 2o. zo. Thencame vnto himthe motherofZebedeus children, withherfnoes, wor /hipping him, anddeftringa certaine thioogofhim. 2 I. And hefaid, What rroulde/l thou ?`And/heefaide to him, çrar t that theft my two fonnes meyfit, the one at thyright hand, and theotherat thy left band inthykingdom. 24. Andwhen the athertenbeardthis theydifdaynedat thetwo brethren. Thirdly,towardour inferiours: L Throughnegligenceingouemingthem, and prouidingfor theirgood eflate. Hagg.' 1, 4. kit time foryourfeinesto dwelm yourfieledhoufes.and thisbottleto liewaft?Dan.; .z8. Thiscondemneth tholemothers,vvhichput foorth their children to be nurfed, hauingbothfuffi- cient flrengthand flareofmilke thernfelues to nude them.:i . Tim. 5* io..lf thebauenourilhedherchildren. II. By toomuch gentleneffeand lenitieincor- re6ling them I,King. t. 5. Then Adoni+ahthefount ofHaggithexaltedhim- f Ifc, hying, twill Ding. 6. Andhisfather would-not dif}leafe himfromhis chtldhocd,tofay,why haft thoudonefo? í.Sá.2.22, So Eliwas very old,&heard altthat hisfonsdidTinto: all I frael,& how they laywith thewomen+that affembled as
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