·1· Goo 'Sl'ilhoul-•ffCaujts·. . - J 5 ~ •.. manner, that others may receive profit and adv~ntage by ir, it is a figne that th6u didfi it not for thy felfe, but for OotiJ giQry. - 6 Irloreover, ifa ma,n confiders what it i$ that 6 _dodt make things pleafanr, andgives amability . I~ fweetning to that which is harfh in it felfe.Labor'in it felf~ ~01!_1 eabhour.~y . d". b . 11 .,, w atwat is fweet tono man,unleue there . e fometbmg in c~ncarnes it that fweetens it; now confider what that is, hrmfclfe. 1 iftbeeye beupon thywealtpthat C6mesby it; if · thou ftudiell: hard, and if thou preache!l: much, 13n4 it is for the praife of men, tl'I:Ot~ feekefi: thy {dfe, and thy reward is in it i but iftbou lookefl: up to theLord, ifthoq-doeftit becaufeb~. fees it, .andknowes i r,and d1at he may fay, J.-t11Dm thyrrtri A11d thy lavgur; it is a·ftgne t.hatt.hyend in it was theLord, and not thy felfe. 7 Againe, from whencedoeft thou lnoke for 1 wag(s? fromGt.d orftommen? Whenc.e .come In Jcoki,gfer thofecomplaintsoftheunthankfQio.e.sof friends :;;:a frGm and pupils·, a~d tbofe wee dQegoo.d to? but be-. \ caufewe )poke tomen, and not to G.1.l.. Fqr if.we ; did tooke to G1d for our reward, thdr thankfui– neffeer unthankfulneife would be .offmaUmoment to u.s: for doth theNt~rfenarfethechild Simle. for it owne fake.only?do.th .ihelooke for reward from the child,or from the motherthat puttetb it tona:srfe ? ifyou lookfor y.our reward (rom men; 1 they areyourend;but .ifyou look for it from the ! ~~.rd,-their encoura-gementu~r ·difcouragements 8 · wdl nGt much move you. · 1 A· • , L . . ! nre"mg aft ; 8 a.lHy, con£iderwhereom thy ·mmde.relleth · tbac which · for that w.hich a man makes his end, ~therein his l c?ncernca , · L . d himfe!fc. 4 mm e
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