~-----'-------1--- reO:, Sabbath, and felicitie in his· owne imagination. Bn't whiie God is vnreg:u·– ded and vnfought, healfo as little regardeth thefe vn– reg~Hders; yea hee hehol- . deth the proud a-far..off,. He knowes the weight and end of their !Wel~ing, that it is Nothing, that ere long it _lhall come -to ·Nothing; and that at laft thefefwel– lers muft come before him· · as a Iudge , who refufed him here for aSauiour, and _happinetTe. On the other . fide , the fpirituall l\1at1 plainly feeth, that this ima– ginarie bappineffe of pride, is true miferie : Gnce Man, the more hee fiands vpon himfelfe without God , tl1e 1~ 3 more , ' I ., •
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