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High
Priet.r,
types
of
chrft.
Sin to
flight
them.
2.
As Pomegra-
n3ts.
3
As heires
of
the crowne
of
righteouCnefk.
or
(ands
unknowen,
or
trampled
in
the
dirt or mare,
is
as
good at when
it
is
taken
out.
Thou
that
art
an
enemy
to
good
men
:
I.
See
how
farce
thou art
from
Gods
judgement.
2.
If
thou
kneweft
their worth,
where
now thou trampleft
them,thou
would&
take them
into
thy
heart.
3.
One day thou (halt
defire
their glory,
but
too
late.
I
I.
The
robe
of
the
Ephod bath
comfort for
the
Poore
defpifed members
of
Christ,
whofe
eítare
is
figu-
red
by
the
Pomegranats.
Which,
i.
In
themfelves
have no
great
beauty
without,
or
on
the
outride.
2.
Their
place is
below,
and
they hang
in
the
skirt
of
the
garment
:
But
within,
I.
They carry the colour
of
blood,
arc
wafhed
in
the blood
of
Chrift.
z.
They
are
full
of
excellent
juyce and
liquor,
of
grace
and
pie
-
tie.
3.
They
call
a
Tweet finell
from them,
and leave
a
pleafant
favour behind them
:
And
therefore
Chrift
fattens them
to
himfelfe
infcparably,
as
the
Pomegra-
nats
were
fattened to
the
high
Priefts
garmenr.
Be
thou
a
fruitfull
Chriftian,
no
matter what
place
thou
art
in,
or
in
what
account
among
men
:
Our
high
Prieft
bath
ufe
of
thee,
and
mutt
not
goe
into the
Sanctuary
of
heaven
without
thee,
though
thou han3eft
in
the
skirt
of
his
garment.
I
i
I.
The
Miter
or
crowne
of
our
high
Prieft affureth
us,that
we
by
his
anointing
(hall
attaine
the
like
crowne.
For
bee
bath
trod
en
all
our enemies
not
onely
under
his
feet,
but
under
ours
alto,
Rom.
16. _o.
Let us
not
caft
downe
our hopes and
hearts
;
our
high
Prie
is
ftronger
then
all
the
enemies
that
can
rife
up
againft
the Church.
And
we
may
couragioufty
combat
again
ft
finne,
errours,
hereticks,
being lure of'
vic4ory
through the
Crowne
and
Miter
of
jefus Chrift.
This Miter
of
Christ
(hall
fetch
downe the
Miter
of
Antichrift
for
us.
This
Crowne
of
our high
Prieft
(hall
(hake
downe
his
tripple
Crowne,
and
bath
already
blafted him.
A
n.i
though
thefe