Chap.t6. Lion of fuff-ages, cannot make agreater part in a general! Conn- ed : fo that the fentenc., decreed therein, maybe a fundamentalf errour. Verfe 19, e:4ndl willgive.untoMee the-!¿eyes]. d, e. I will make thee and all my Minihers tie: wards in my'houf', r Cer, 4, t , filch as Obadiahwas in eAlhábt pouf, as Eliakiw in Hezekiahs, upon' whofe fhoulder. God laid thekey of the honk of VRvid; fu that he opened and none flint, and {hut and none opened, If- a.2 2.2 a . Now let a man fo think ofus Minihers, howmean foever, and we ¡hall not want for refpe&. Verfe 20. Tbìit they - hould tellno man"viz, Till the due time. Every thing is beautifiill in ittfafn, faith Se/omen. Taciturnity irr Eccicl , feine cafes is a verrue, ashere. The Difciples might preach that Chrih the SonofDavidwas come to lave the world': though they might not particularly point himour,as the Son of the livingGod: whichwhen Pilatehimfelfhcard,he was afraid, faith the text,and- fought todeliver him. vet ezr. Hon, that henst góto7erufulem] Hemuff, rece . Vito nonjimplici, fedexfppofto. It being- fuppofed that God had decreed this way and no other) to glorifit. himfelf in maris fai- vationby the death ofhisdear Son ( wherein thenaked bowels of his love. were laid open to us, as.in ananatomy )- .it was necef;aty. that Chrifl fbeuld be killed and railed again at the third day,Volrtn.. tomD ei, rreceftae rei, end be killedandre. f dagain ] That wemight live and raign with him for ever, 't;'l:o elfe had been killed with death, as the phrafeir, Rev.z.z;, that ir, had come undertbopowr cf the fe- cond death. David,wi'hed he might have died for e>44floi., filch was his love tohim. Arfince innerpcfd her f.lf between the mpr- thererswe_pons, lent by 'Flo/onlyher brother, tok.il her children., The Pel4:et not only feeds her young with her own blond, but with invincible conflancy abidesthe flames oftire for their prefer- várion. Chritf is that good ft-,epherd, who gave his life for his ¡beep. He is that tree Peliiean,. who law the wrathof God burn- ing about.his young ones, andcall himflfir:to-the rrtic'sh thereof; that he might quench it. He was - delivered for our offences, and was railed again for our iuflification, which began in his death,but t òm.4 a1ä was perfecied by his ref-nu:6E6n. Verle za.Thcn Peter.toolrhim] Fmkhimby the hand,&ledhim a part,aswedo thole we arecool£ lutitraÏe ti'ithsin great courtefy and f crccy,,, gCcprF.ltngtoS`MAfi T H E VV. 441 .
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