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I
Clean
perfons,type.r of
arift.
Revel.
zi.8.
nor cart,
nor
burthens,
nor
(addle,
nor wooll,nor milk;
but
onely
to
feed
and dye;
befldes(while
they
live)their
filthy
wallowing
inmiery
lufls
and
puddles
of
corrupti-
on.
Some
like
the hare,
fearefull creatures
fhrinking
from faith
in
God
in
temptation,
and from profefïion
of
it
in
times
of
danger and perfecution;
more
fearing
crof-
fes
and
boffes
then God
himfelfe,or
the
Ioffe
of
falvation.
Thefe
uncleane
creatures cannot enter
into
heaven
:
The
fearefull,&c.(Mill have their
part
in
the lake,
ci
c.
Of
the
fame
ranke
are
the Conies, that burrow
and
treafure
in
earth, and negle&
to
treafure
where
theeves neither digge
through
nor
f#eale.
Mat.6.
9,2 o.
Some
like
the Ravens,
black
and unnatural',
feeding
on
carrion.
Some
like the
Ofirich,
groffe
hypocrites,
with
faire
wings
but
cannot
flye.
Some
like the
Sea
-meaw,
partly
living
on
water,
partly
on
land:
partly will
be
Paved
by
faith,
partly
by
workes
;
cary
fire and
water,
blow
hot
and cold,
ofany
or no religion.
And
fo
much
might be
faid
of
the
proper-
ties
of
the
refl.
See,
I
I.
t.
T
I.
The
fecond legallnncleaneneífe
was
caufed
from
By
an uncleane
within,
and
was by
the
unclean
ifl'üe
ofrnan or woman
;
i(íue.
for
which were appointed
ceremonies
of
purification,
Lev.
r
z.
and
cha.
i
5.6.
All
tilde
uncleane
iffues
(of
which
we
muff
rude
and
fpeake
muddily)
lead
us
by
What
it
teach-
the
hand,
i.
Into
our felves
and
the confideration
of
eth.
our
naturali
corruption,
the running
i{fues
of
which meet
as
every
where.
2.
Out ofour
felves
to
the remedy,
which
is
by
jefits
Chrifl our
fan
ifier.The defcription
of
this foulenefíe
fhewes
what
we
are
by natnre,and
in
the
firfl Adam.
The
maner
of
the
cleanfing
fhewes
what
we
are by grace, and
in
the
fecond
Adam,in
whom
alone.'
we
attainc cure and remedy.
To
explaine
which, wee
Ì.
mull
know that
t
.
Thole
lawes
concernilg
our un-
I
cleane