The confciente of charitie. ~09 one with another, and all ftrove with the Cap.14• Lord, Numb. 20.13• Here it was that God.. . ...... was angriewith' Mofe( ; he:e did. thi~ holy: · mortifiedSaint fpeak nnadv1,fedly Inhts Pa(-, fion, Hear nor¥)ye Rebe!s: Theworfl: word that ever he fpake, which cofi himdear,even kep~ him and A,aronfrom entering Ganaan. How many chidingMeribahs have we drunk of~ Bit~er waters! which have been untoGo4, h.~,.~ulm·"l~ M ajJalu, even M ofoJ and Aaron ot been free from too much · Tertullian faith, In the Primitive 1 .times the Heathens wer'ewont to fay with · indignation, See how theft Chriflians love o~e another, they are readie to di~ one for another. But is it not a jufr [candal now to them that arewithout, to fee the: contrarie? who nray fay, Behold how thefe Chrifiian! hate and maligne one another, how they bite , de– voure, and feek to defrroy one another! But to draw toanend of this complaint,. and Subject: We may take up the words of Job inhis Parable, fpeaking of wifdom, and with a fad and forrowfull Allufion apply it. ·· to our good Con[cience of Gharitie, Where if, faith he, andwhere i1 11gain the place ofwif-· dom l andwhe1e i1 under]landing to be. found.?" Job 28.12, 20. , So rtuy we fay, Where i1 Chari_tie to kee fof4nd .? and where u thepL.tce of.thu goBrJ Confcr.ence? M:m k.__now.eth not the prr.ce thereof, neitheris it to befound (faith hee) m. the ltJnd of the living. It l:~nnot pe value~ JPzth thegQla, 1he price thereof h above Rubiu. P Engla~
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