i 8o who lofe their fouleJ thall bee weeping, and wailing, · and gnailiing of teeth. Now conclude from hence, that there is no hope of thriving by· iniquity,Gr indiretl meanes of getting wealth ; bec~ufe Gods cur-fe goes with it,and the plague .ever a-cco1npanies it: _as if a man lhould eat good eheere, bu-t in a plaguie houfe; or weare fi!ke and fan in, but it is all infected apparel;or as afelon by robbery gets a ··bag of money, but hath for it lofl: · hislife,&ispurfited withhuyand cry to-~e apprehended for judgement: 'Ha!J. 2.6. thou incrt11foft that -.hicb u not thine. But fu p- / pofe it were thine by good ·meanes, it is but as- thick! clii-J wherewith thou 1oade£l: thy fetfe,as a p~ck-horfe that bath no other benefit ofhis load,than the heavie bur.den of it. What-were aman richer for an elfare never. fo great,if'he wer.efure it 1hould'a11 bee fuddenly confumed ·by fire? 1 et.! u-~-------------------------~
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