

Water
ode
of
the
RoCk,4
type.
289
as
miraculously,
as
formerly
hee had
done
their
famine
and hunger.
Hee
commands
Motes
to
take his
rod
and
f
fe'
Litt
it
ea
k,6..
to the
Rock,
and
then
fhould
iffue
waters
in
a-
bundance
to
fatisfie ali
the Campe, both
man
and
beaíts
;
and
fo
he
did,
Exec/.
i
7.6.
tl
Now
wee
may
not thinke
that
this
fac
concerned
onely
lfrael
in
the
wilderneffe, but
even
all
the Church
and
Ifrael
of
God
paging
through the wilderneífe
of
this
The
thin
curs
world
:
And
that
for
thete
reafons.
i
The Apoftle
as
The
(
t,Cor.io.4.)
calleth
it
a
fpirituall rocks,
both
for
be-
theirs: reafons.'
ins
miraculous
in
e
tea.,,
and
for
being
a
type
of what
was
to come.
It
was
both
miraculous and fignificant,
and
Propter
rniract
#-
therefore
called
fpirituall.
2.
The
fame
water which
lofameffeatsen,
they
drank,
we
alto drink,
as in
the
fame
Chnp.and
ver.
P
propterfn-
tttii
fittttïi7.
becaufe
in
the
holy
Supper
of
the
Lord,
the
matter
of
Apip,
our fpirituall
drink
is
the
fame
with
theirs,
and
that
is
the blood
of
Chrift,
refembled
by
theirs
:
The
diffe-
rence
is
onely
in the
maner
of
drinking.
3.
Including
this ;water
of
the
Rock,
the
Apoflle
faith
:
they
are all
types
to admonifh
us,
and are written
for
vs, verf,6
&
i
r
4. Moll
plainly
he affirmeth, verf.4,
and
that
Rock was
i\
opt
pet
fil
ft1n
Chril;
not
in
feebflance
but
in fzgnification,
faith
Agui-
tiam,fedper
nae.
Now
wee
having
as
much
to
doe
with
Chrift
as
figni
fcantiam.
they, wee
mutt
farther
enquire
into
this type.
i
.
To
parallel
it with
the truth
by
comparing
them.
2.
By
applying
ir
in
forne fruitfoll obfervations
to our
felves.
a
Rock
The
The Kock was
a
type
of
Chrifl three
wages.
s.
As
s
a
it
was
a
Rock,
2. As
out
of
it
iffued
water.
3.
Ira
the
typpe
in
manner
Of
obtaining.
I.
As
a
Rock, it
elegantly
typed out
Jefrts
Chr'iit,
I,
fitly
compared
to
a
Rock
in
five
refer-nblances.
In
nature
le
flue
T.
For
the
defpicable appearance
:
The Rock
is
in
ap-
pearance
dry
and
barren,
The
molt
unlikely
thing
in
all
the world
to
afford
water
;
fo
as
it was incredible
to
C/%lofes
and
baron
themfelves
to
fetch
water out
of
a
+
Rock.
If
God
had
commanded them
to
have
beaten
V
fire,