. .. . ALL -s V)'··Ffc I EN c v. 119 --------~------~--,~~~~- ' f>t"om fancy,fuch aspr<?ceednot from the.h~~lt~; bnttheweakenes oft~~ foule. Therfore It t.sfatd ·. in I T'im. 6.ThatgoJlinij{eisgrcatgainewithcll1'. x·Tim.f>·6, tcntment. Howdoth godline1fe giue contentment~ Afie-r that mannerthat Phyfick gi.ues fa. Simile. tisfaction. Ad'rop.fie man after he is brou·ght' irl•. to health,· yo.u. know,he is contented with Ietfe drink,for nowheis inhealth :.fo goGiHnes orings .· the fouletoagood temper, it takesawaythedi· fiemper)the lufHull ht1mors, that were there Be. fore,and brings-him imo a rig~t ~e.ru)ier;. ir'gitle~ · h'im.now·thecontent tliat beforeh·e wanretf.· ~ ' · A·gain;: another ·objecrion is.; IfGod-' be Allobjc-§f. fofficient for ·thefe outward thmgs,·. why am I: .thus cro!fed~whydoe I fufferth~fe ·afflictions ·?' 1·u why are theynot removed•fi:om n1e?J···. ' · Tothis lanfwer briefly: ·· Thoumaift be deceiJ.n(w~ ved in them, that which thou makefi .a:ccountis Thatis n0t '· fogreat an evil! to thee, .itmaybe for thy great aflwayghood . or us,t at good, as we fee I er 42. that whol_eChapter, the· we defire,n~r Captaine there, and the reftofthe·peop1e-,rhcy- t?atalwaye. k d ·· d' ·.r. .v.tll,thatw rec one It an excee mg gl'f.at mh-ery, .a very wouldbe· greataffiictionrocontinue inlerufa!cm~they had .' fn~edfrom · agreat defire to go downe intoEgypt-, but.the' ;Iere.-.~ · Lordr'ells them;theywerevery runchdeceiued: ·· f orthis mifery ihallbe for yourgood, ·[aii:h' h~, . but ifyouwillneeds godowninto·Egjpt;when ~ you think tohaueabundanceofailthings there, , you fhall meete with the Sword~ ' andwith Fa:..'- r~ine,andwithth~Peftilen"Ce~~nd with vtter de- .. firlilction-.SoJfay,inthis ·cafe, we.areoftentimes · j deceived, wethinkthattobegood.fei:us which · . is
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