0 F H A r P 1 N E s. I 443 as much as any ·outward . , thing cloth il1are in theend, fo much doe we 1ofe ofour re,vard,and fo muchof our rewa.rd n1ufi '~'ee looke of that End \vhich did fet vs on worke.Noln where euilJ is offered, goodnes cannor well propofe any end', but /God, in befiowing it felfe for euiH. By patience alfo, \vee n1ake roon1e for-Faich, and like agood child it che· · rifheth the parent that be· -gate it: for, while patience kcepes the~ houfe of M~~n in quietndfe, th~ vnru1yand ru·multuous affections be- · ing fuppreifed and fiilled, the foule i~ at leifure to look abroade vvith the eye of Faith;euen to lo'okewit~inV ·2 .· the . I I i ' .,
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