0 F H ~pp J NE s. 3Il - miliar wuh Man, as eo vifire him. And as God is free to be mercifulJ , fo he is free to beeangrie , if his merde be contemned. And if once the Ladderof merci'e be ta· ken 'vp into beauen, then !hall wee fee ·a great Gulfe ofdiftance and feparation betweene Go o and Man. Man is far vnable and vn- , fit to approch to the fame God being angrie, whom with a·confident boldneffe heemighrintreat & behold being mcrctfuH. .The way is cut off betweeneGon & Man, by ,changing mercie into furie, and he: is becon1e admirable in feueritie, who ·before was wonderfull /in fi1miliaritie. Therefore to dayJ . '
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