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Hoy
put
on.
Yfe.3.
Comfort
to the
godly.
Prie
s
ap
p
arell, a
tipe
of chriji.
dnfro.
Paton
whole Chrift,
as
the
Prieft'all his
gar
-
ments.
r .
By
making him our
owne; we
mutt weare:
our
owne
garments.
Specials
faith unites to
Chri,and
marieth
us
to him,
that
he
is
ours, and
we
his.
t,
Co-
ver
thy
felfe
with the
fácrifice
of
his
death.
"arm
ha.
ving finned
covered
his
nakedneflè
with
skins
of
dead
beatts
;
figniFying
that
all
his
Gntull
po(lierity
mutt
cover
themfelves
with
the
facrifice
ofChrift
dead;
the
righte-
oufneffe and
perfeftiou
of
which,
is
the
linnen
Ephod in
which
thou being wrapped, mutt
offer up
thy
fácrifice.
3.
Array
thy
felfe
with
his
vertues, to adorne
and
decke
thee.
This
is
the broidered coat
which
thou mull weare,
of
manifold vertues and graces
;
which
as
jewels and
ornaments
muff
thine
in
thy life,
as
the
many glittering
ftones
did
in
the
breaftplate.
So
the Apottle,F.
phe(.4.24
Pat:
on
the
new
man
created
after
God
in
righteoufneff
e
and
holiavefe.
4. Put
on
Christ
by
Chriftian
profeflììon.
Our
appareil
is
feene, and
rakes
us
knowne to
others.
Ser-
vants make themfelves
knowne
by
their cloth
they
weare,
whole
they
are.
The
Prieft
mutt
put
on
the
Plate
on his forehead,and
we
are
commanded
to
cary
the
name
ofGod
and
the
Lambe
in
our foreheads,
Rev. 14.
r.that
men
may
never
fee
our faces, but
therein
reade the holi-
neffe
and innocency
of
our converfation.
S.
Put
on
the
girdle,
Have
thy loinei
girded.
Luk,e
r
2.°
3
5
.
Stand in
a
readineffe,
i
.
To
all
duties
of
Chriftianity.
2.
To
all
acceptable
facri fives
of
faith, repentance, prayer,prai-
fes,
obedience.
3.
To
offer up
our
(elves
by
life
or
death
to the
glory and praise
of
God. We
had
need
bee
thus
begirt
that we
may ftand
to the
con.feflìon
and
pro-
feflion
of
the
truth,
not
knowing
when
or
what
tryalls
will
come;
befides
that the
world,nor
pleafure,nor
tufts
feldomne
finde
us
unprepared.
And
can
he
be
a
good.fub-
jea
who
is
alwayes
unprepared
for
his
Princes
fervice;
but
ever
ready
to
ferve
his
enemy.
I
I L From
the being
arrayedwith
thefe
garments,
the