, - -11C. IV.,IIIIINPr,., 466 AY ,5. .mnExiTfitton,vponthe di yYEaZ x,13.. Thirdly, Their Gifts ordinarily aboue'cfi 'common rate 5 as Knowledge, Experience, Comfort, what not The .f'cr :t of the Lord is o'rth them that f care him. Yet agreacer infightinto the fecrets of Gods Kingdom; is Y Ma1.z.7. .g;iien to MViiinfhers: Theis lips, the Y Treá %tri- aotrfe pf notm!ecke and I/:derflandinz..: Fourthly, What Ihould I fpeake, how the Lord' by them, as Ioftruments, conueyeth to his children all grace that accompanies Saluarion 2 .In filch fort, that what the people receiue not by this Hasid, as it were, of God, cause enough they haue to fufpeet; thartt' =is Z r Cor.3.5. nor fuch as accompanieth Salvation. , z 14; oW z :Jlors he worker Faith; by them he conuerts, fanitifierh,comfor- a1 Tin1.4.16. tech, a faueth. Hence haue their perfons beene euer Venerable in bAe,.1o.a . the eyes of the Saints. CoxNELIvs bgiue,r.P .. T E R more than fociall rcuerencc kecéiue P A v L AS an too ell from Heatien ; I o -As ., an Mdo- csKing.13.14. lacer, falutes ELI S x A; C His father, the Ilarfeneen and Chariot of Ifrael. Of Alexander, this Great Mo- parch and ongzi.erorof the World,writes lítfep t tháic' }tee was fo moued with the pretence. of 1444tothalii. ()heft, that :lee dif-triaunts hinitelfe, to ,do+r'hi re e- rence; and in fauour of him, (pares thefacking.of et+ä falem. Thùs bath God done, to make tbdm r-eu.eretia ; thus haue Saints and Pagans done, to teliifif their re- uerence. V e. Thefe then are curfed times; and they are etirfre hearts of m' n;:tim w!liirui, 1' ;dare fay. föÿr genaîa- litie, no rrrens`,Perfons' or Calling are More defpita -_ ble, than they are of Minifters. A horribre Con a. (ion it was, fore-told by IfO to come grad: a Children fhould prefttme agaivil. the AIAP oir } 4Rá1- the tuleagaiuff tie Honourabáe'5:iníc111VhittlliPf4 61r s is s n lie people Were 41 they h4140`r i ! Nohk Frielt. :t This x Pla1.2.5-i4. Antiqaii. l'ib. A r. cap. 8. lfa.3.5, e Ho4h,4.4.
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