-~ ~~~;-·--· ·-TJ ..... J.-'Je-zmm--ut-ab-il-it 7 -_ -of-G-::-o-o-.----r (ome he {l:rikcs prc:fcntly, and fomebe forbeares . with much patience. . Simile. And this you mufl: remember in 5otH thefe;· that thoughhe doth the fame things,yet he may · doe them in a ditferent manner,time,and way:he hath divers judgements,and afHi 6l: ions : And as ,, there are divers means t·o atraine to the fameend; as fame may ride, fome goe on foote, and yet all come toonejo~nneys end : fothe judgments and affiietions.maybee different,yet the end ~the fame:this caution therefOre being taken in) thmr mayfi be fure, that the fame judgements that he did execute in formertime, bee is ready to-exe- ".qtte them frill: As heehatbgiven fnmc up too.;. pen fins,thatdid negleCt him in fecret, fo he will doetotbee; and as he bath fhiken fome men in their !ins, . fothe fame wrath is gone out againft and rernain~s for thee,ifthou doe not repent and turne to him: for the kinds,as whetherby ticke- ,neffe; or death~&c~ thc-fe weecannor determine· ·of; thewayes ofGoJ,are infinite, and exceeding diverfe,unfearchable, and·paft finding out: but though in regard of his particular wayes it doth · not ahvayes follow,he did thus to this man, ther– fore he will do thevfry fame to thee;yet becaufe – ,he did thus to fome;thou maiflcondude,neewil ' :doe the fame thing to thee in the fame, .or-- in .a · different manner. - · Ohjdf~ . . . ·so loolrewhat he bath done to all his Saints: · . · :bee bath bleffed them, ·and beard them. But thou· wilt fay, I have ·pra:yed, and I am not 1 .Anfw• h~ard. I fay to thee:, ifthycafebee the fame, , thou ...
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