97 T'he order ofthectaaafs without thegates of ferufalent. Therefore rather then MofesThou dbee vn. buried,the Lordhimfelfe did buriehimDeut, 3 +5,6.11,1°ofes the fertsant ofehe. Lorddied in the land fMotb,accrdng tot hewordoftb& tord. Andheburied himrnavalley,in the landofi o ab,vtserAgainiBeth-peor,butnomankknowetb ofhis fipulchre Tinto this day. I V. There is tao deadcarkafe fo lothío neas iman is,the whichboth at-E,ueththe nece[icieol buriall,andhowvgly wee are in the fight ofGod;by cffinne, V. The bodie mull rile againe out of the earth,that it maybe made a perpetuail manfion'houfe cr the-foule todwell in.V I.The bodiesofthefaithfu11 are the temples of the holyGhoíl,and there- fore snuff rife`ágaine toglolie. V i.I. Burial', is a teflinmonie .ofthe loue and reuerence webeare to thedeceased A funerall oukl e tobe folemnizcd after anhonedandciuil manner:name- ly,agreeab'e to the natae,andcredit as well of thole whichremaine aliue, as them which are dead.- Concerning the liuing, they tnufl fee that i. Their mourning bee moderate,and fuch,as maywellexorefiè theiraffe Lion& loue to the partiedeparted. loh. i r .3.4. Yefark, W7hcrehsue ye laid him ? they an- fwered,Lofd, come and fee. 15 . ;hen lefts wept. 'n.I (ve.f. 3 6.) thehence faid,Behcldhowhe hosedhim. 2. I hey mu l auoydfttperflition,andnot fitr- mife that funerals ceremonies areauaileable to the dead. Such are the ritesof theChurch ofRome; as tobee buried ina Church, efreciallyvnder thealtar, and in a Friars coole. 3 . Theyought to take hecde of faperfluouspompe and folemnities. For ofall oflentationsof pride,that is mof}foolilh, to bee boafiing ofaloathfonie and adeformed corps. Efay.2 2.1 5, i 6.Thusfaith the LordGod ofhotes,CÇoe,get thee to that treefircr,toShebnah thefieward ofthe boite ,andfay, áaWhathaft thou to doehere? andwhom bagsthou here ?.that thou /houldefl herehen, thee out a f ptslchre,as he that hen-eth out his f pulchre iaa 4.4 hrgbplace,orthatgrauethan habitationfor hindfelfe ina rocke. To this cocnmaunde,nent belonged-1 thefe duties : I. Before the vintage or haruefl, we ought to permit anyman, for the reprefsing ofhunger, togather grapes,orpluckeoffthe cares ofcorne in the field.Deut,z:3.2., :5. When thee commefi into thy neighborsvineyard,then thoumail easecrapesar thypleafure, .rsmuch as thouwilt :bat :host fiaitput none in thyye:felt When thou cotnmef$ mto thy neighbourscorne,those waiylplucke the cores it h thine haud6ía thou 1aalt not mooseafickle to thy neighbours carne. Matth. t 2.1. refis went on the Sabbath day through thecorne,andhis .Dit ip'es wereanhsngred, andbegan te plue, e the cares ofthe corne,and tosate. eic. I I. In the vintagc,and timeof haru01, weeought neither to leaue the trees naked ofgrapes,nor rake vp after the reaping,earesofcorne : but kaue the aftergatherings for the poore.Leuir,. z 3.z2.Whenyou reape the harue(1 ofyour land,thoia/halt not ride/cane the.cer- nersofthyjieldwhen thou reapeff: neitherfhalt thoumake, any aftergathering ofthy banner:but/halt ¡cane théunto thePoore,& totheftranger1agi, the Lord JewGodRuth.2.8.Goetononeetherfieldtogather,neithergoefrom hence, but 46tde hereby my maidens.7.So/beglsrtncd in thefieldvntilleuening. lL.I. Con.
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