' .7 . . ' ·. : I ' i . 2 44 Uf turning from oure1Jill 11layel. cake his Name in vaine) for his N-ame is whatfo– ever ·he makes hiflifelfe knowne by : as b'y thefe atts he cloth, and..qod· will mt holdhim.guiltlejfe that takes his Nt~:me hMJaine. Giod will utterlyde· ftroy fuch a man, for th~.n there is no remedy. God q1ts no~ hisowne cornetilLthey be ripe, and all his dealings \-yirh them tend'to ripenthem~ l}or cloth he bring. wicked inen to·dell:ructiol:l-tilJ they beripe fot it~ aqd every fuch palfage cloth ripen them. Now .all men are for the moll: partinone of thefe three conditions : Some take.no noticeat .ail offuch paffage-3. · Godpalfedtby them, ancd is not feene ; as it is faid of the :!frdtlites, D)ut. 29. though they had feenegreat fignes and mir~cles in the wildern5=1fe, verfc j ,• yet they had'nqteyes:to– fee them, nor.eares tohea-rethem, verfe ·4· Others tho.ugh~ they doe take notice of them, yec therm– preffionthey leave behinde them, is but flight, and ·like. a light colour not well dyed, . the tinctur€ is foone worneout; Marke. 6. 52.. fortheyconfid-ered . mt themiracleofthe loA.ves, fur the-hardnejf'eoftheir he1.rts. It was ·fpoken upon o_ccalion ot their be– ingamazed at this oewmiracle, Chrill:s walking 1:1p~n the water, , and is asifhe had faid, ifyeehad confidered the miracle of the loaves,' you would not hAve wondered tbm ~~ my w4lking on the wt~ters: that hadmade fo deepean impreffion on-them, as it lhol.}ld by reafon of.- the har9nelfe of their beans. · 'But y;ou !hall fee the cafe qui~e othe1·wife:in the· h.y/or j his affrightment which ;heearthq.ut~ke ttnd the opening of the pri{on dores had wrought inhtm, paffed .no.~ away as a dreamc, but lefcfuch an im– preffion
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