To the Reader, Eader,the body may as well without thefoul, a thefoul canwithout a promife, and as the body is not wearyedwith bread(being the flee of life ) though it hath it every day for nourifhm'ent,fo likewife thefainting hungry foul can never be cloyed with feediugupon the promifes : for which caufeI have alfo adven- tured this little Sermon, not doubting, but it may reap its duefruit, from tholewhofe hearts are rightly affected which; Godgranting, I fall account my labour abundantly requited, Farewel. THO. SHEPHERD. April.2. 1655. Imprimatur Edm. Calamy.
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