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ke as hard
heartedT
a
Kind
I
as
Pharaoh
runne
to Aloft:
and Aaron,and beg prayers
of
them?
P
marneilous,thic
;,g
-then
that
of,
fo many
thoufands
flung
fo
deadly,
.
fei
feware
fenfible;
that
few
trouble
A4y'èr.or_
the Minihers
with`que[tions concerning
their
eaves.
Some
flung
and
guilty
confeiences
not fupported
bÿ.faith,ititouch
of(ih
e'ááiàfeñce
ofpaine
(like.
a
Doe
Ifhot
withan
arrow)
runne
every
way but the
right for
eafel.Some
with
414 fend to
the
Phyfîtian to purge away
melancholy. Some
wit
:Saul
fend for mufick,effeeming
foules fickneffe but
a
fottifli
lumpifhneffe. Some runne
into the
houfeoflaughter
and
wicked
playhouses
to
fee
and heare
the
Lords
Sampf
ns
and worthies derided, not
without
haynous
blafphemy;Others
fall
a
building-with
Cain,or
fetupon
other
imployments,perhaps it
is
but,au,
idle
fancy.
Some
runne perhaps
to
the
Witch
of
Endor,
in
the
meare time
fend
away
'Paul,
as
Felix,
or
runne
again,}
Mofrr
and
his
Miniflers. But
comfort
can
they
have none but from
God
and
-his
word
:
had not
thy
word (faith
David)
beene
my
comfort,
I
had
periíhed
in
my
trouble.
All
the
Phyfitians in
the
world,
all
the
'Mufitians
and
Magicians,
put
together,
nor
any
other
weaves
could
hei
-pe
a
flunge
rfraelire
;
he muff
come
to
errs
when
hee
-had
done
all-hee
could.
All
other
by._
comforts
are
worme
eaten,
and
as
cold water
to cure
a
dropfie,or
as
a
cold
draught to
cure
a
poyfon.
Some
few
'there
are
that come
unto
us,
who, we
are fitre,had
never
fought
to us.more then
other,
had they had
fo
little
fence-of
their
fling
as
other
have
:
as
the
Ifraelites
had
never come at
4
ofee,
had
they
not
beene flung. Let-
ahem
be
comforted
in
that
they
have
gone the right way
to
fetch
their
comforts,
which
is
from
God
and
his
;wordsand
not
from
carnali
men
or
councels.
The
Lordin
mercy bath
brought them light
out
of
darkeneffe
:
for
tittie
had
it
-beene
they
had
wanted
the fting.ofaffÿiai.
on"