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a prophane Nation, : vew Humane, ſeouliy end Ex- 
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great Ornament and Honor unro' the moſt ex- 
cellent men, As it was mentioned for the honor of: 
 Denjel and his three Companions, that G 


Dan,1T.,17. meanmn g, appears yer.4, t _ 
ing of the Caldeens:'' Not 'asif they were Somth- 
ſayers, as the ſemen of £eldeavyere ; Of Moſes, 
a Magiciey and Sorcerer, as the Wiſe-men of E-- 
£3p! were, and as Heathen Writers 
ro have been; For the great miracles whic m—_ 
did; and the interpretations of dreams ind” x 
ons by Daniel, were from God, and notfrom the: 
Devil, by the help of any Magicall Inchanements, 
In.like manner BeZ«leel and dbelicbare commen- 
ded by- God for Wiſdom and K nderſbend- 
Workmanlhjp, Exed.zt.3--6, And it is mentt- 
 oned for the honor of Febel , Fabsl, and Twbal 
als, that they were che firſt inventers of ſome! 
perricular wich} Arts for rhe gvod of Humane| 
Society, Gen, 4; 20,21, 22. And of $olemors, 
that he ſpake of Trees the Cedar” tree in: 
Lebanon, unto the Hyſſop that fpringeth ont of 
the wall, and that: he fpake alſo of Beaſts, and 
.of Fowl; and of creeping things, and of Fiſhes, 


mouth to mouth, N#m1,12,8.i5 commended for his: 


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ences and c princhal cm and\\ManufaQures, is | 
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and others, titles and honours which | ©": 


were ris nr © thinks And nur 
it his'p was , 
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ire os Apokiiethe Lord hath given 
whey ern ony os L as three! 
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«[43- Confeſ. 114 


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| of all ſecnler Learnine are tobe dedicated unto 

Chriſt, and theuſe of his Church, who is faid- 
ro take from Satan a bi armor, and 1s droide the 
ſpoil, L«k.11.22, For {0 in errumphs the enemics . 
was difarmed, and the {poils carried in ſtate be- | {4 +9) 


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' vote them to the ſervice of the Church of Chriſt, 
the Emperor,: that when | 


hedeftroyed the Templesof the HeathenIdols,j 
grown yet all the veſſels and ſtatues of : 


Churches, Yea ' etr#s Airodins a learned Civilian 
out of - Precepiss 'telleth' ws, that the: Chriſtians 
did convert the-very Idol ao om nx in- 
to Churches, wherein to ip Chriſt, - For if 
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Firſt, All'good Learning: and wildorm isper ſe; 
andin its own nature deſfireable, as an..orwament 
| and perf<ion to.themind; as a part of thatiTruth 
| whereof Go. is the Auchor; There is:4 know-. 
ledge of God, natural in. and ty bis works: anda 
; knowledge: ſupernatural by-revelation.-out of the. 
Word; and though this be the principal ,. yet 
the other is not to be undervalued, For the works 
of + God are great, ſought ont of all them that have 
pieaſwre therein.Pla},1#1,2, Now all ſecular Learn- 
ing is the knowledge of Gods works, eterne we 
ritais particula; a fmall! emanation from «ternal 
verity,, 


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[where erected, gre pon even prophie Learned 
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\andiobe ſerviceable whis own 2nd future gene- 
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of God: That God whocan make uſe of the ns 
of men to do his people good by them, as of Fe- 
fphs Brethren, _ make way, by {ft ng hin, un- 
to the fafery of Iſrael and his -Family ; can 
makeuſe of the gifts and raflents he ws on 
wicked men for the fervice of good men, The 


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unto. Reldgyon,: where. it» ſelf-3s not mmegiately 
and per: ſe regarded; |: fAboſverar\ was; amvoreoxs and 
#xoripes, and that induced him to, favour the Jews, 
whoſe worthip he; cared not for. Thus it is uſe- 
ful'ia regard: of holy men,. - |, -. | 

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| to conkute the; Paper 26d 
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even out of Meathes 
jan Ark 


Chrewelery, endefthe ocomencrsf Scripture to: 


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caſe then the olth Sehoatwen;) ofwhom Melendthm 
of 
rwo things? -  andi(Swperftirdony; rand 
therefore irpwelt: wor ence res 
| Schod.«menand Convnriti tive-been the founcains 
of char corruption which hach infected che Church 


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ſame! manrict- 'as they btw em -and 
for the like reaſon” Ariwe the - Heretick 
giver to an ergſtical and contentious . way: of: ar- | 
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to himſelf the Title of 
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callech- Philoſophers the Parrjarchs of ele Celrh- along 

and, that; the 'Apaſtle exhorteth- ns" to #abe, heed Theol- problem, 
1nd man:ſpoil 8s, throngh prileſs aud vain de. irwaptg; | 
ceit, Cul, 2,8, > Ho moth act ae phil [Cries e's || 
the genuine iſſue of Right. Reaſons, Ba Fabia 
rogance of Humane Reaſon to. fit.as 2} (df. Tow | 


| thoſe mpg are rk and. of .. © magnggon ta. 
| of Faith "and forms of ww beatng| $ 

no. Religien | Exchiridy c.q, 

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Chriſtians #6" Adujteries of the Heathen gods , 


menle legere 


tem excitan! ad 


incentive os 5d P F4-y'8 4 vals 1 Ternlate ddebblet. 
cef 17. & Iſþdor- Peint. 


Epiff.1 19. Bofil. de Ieg- 
Epfitng. Boſ num. 31.23.24! 


| reice;. Baidw. | TEll us that there is'no 


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vere mo ca__ 
5 en benefit | 
E ox des rok oe: 


ples fiuwy miſeris della ve , 
7nſe we juſtly fear the rebuke wFhir 
edn Chrerewlans es, now Chritt 


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Wet Chriſt / x5 Printers en 

colon, when mean to another, 
Parte ll ent Pernes 


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repedvenk'y efie-Burr-| 
mrs of Lars, «jt becauſe-rhe Apoſtle for- 
bidderh uy , 3nd rellechvs' how 
| vain the mein their - ima- 


IN | rorge Ra prefenueryrhr rdreaeſire 
oorubec. Com \ i nft aſe of true Learning, Suc 
Laonledee Non 


Cajus Conſeien, | Univerſfries ;' char all otro Academies 
Gre. Tholeſ.de | enemies nmto Chrift, and al} their 
r (Ont Serche 


ever, Such} 


Rejub.(1b.17. rele; who that Mt L 
Wha etc: TCherch and all learned then obt'of 


curled 


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 thewſoofsHumens —_ 


up! 
outthis Teave;: y 0 gave 
the (cod, yeh platine 2elleth 6 
did ſo hate Humane that he ener? 


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wh Tarn 
ont! coen '@nt 6 
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x themſelves. to Manufactures, .. But 
bly. both Lazber and Melenchton tho 


the lovers thereof. Hereticks, and exhorted the | 


* | 4ver. Problem. 


men ; di of Bag, Books: of y atk 9, | 


þ of Humane waa in it- ſelf- (thought 


\ bag 151, | 


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1""=  |nhore; grateleſs,- and more-bitter enemics;$0/the 
| dorine of. Salyation. 4 Whol Mare. ule; 


then the. Hhepies: Philoſapher 
48-17 3: |eriderigersof the Lets 1 9 


like - great. 
None.do-the Devil more ervice 
ſon t9 the}, Church of God , 


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! Wa proud. 'Hearr,. and. a Jearned ; Brain, . are,' 

08 Warehouſes, and Armories, the Forge where 
|, _ |he-ſhapethall his. C opical Womens | 
| '\dvine; Truth, -'"The' | 

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yer) womnldliu ember. there is a more excellent 

way; and confidertf the knowledge of the wiſdons 
be £ppt beſo- _— how glorious s the ex- 


the knowledge of Chriſt, in compariſon 
went other knowledge 1s loſs and dung * 


u anti vitrem, quanti verem margaritam #7 It 2. 
glaſs jewel be fo valuable, how excellent is an in- 
eſtimable Pearl * 

Themiſtscles though he was ignorant of Meſich, 
yet knew how to govern a State; and a Beleever, 
though he be ignorant ofall other lesr win yerby 
the Knowledge of Chriſt will be 2 bleſſed man 
whereas all the learning in, the World , es 
this,will leave a man miſerable. To know the whole 
Creation, and. to be ignorant of the: Creator ; to 
know all Hifteries/ and Antiquities,” and tobe 
unacquainted with-our: own hearts y/ to be. good: 
hy 0 to other purpoſes, and in the mean time 
| cheated by Satan with Parelogiſms in the 

buſineſs of our own Salvatien: ; To be power- 
ful Oraters with; Mew, and never to provai with 
God, To know the conſtellations,”-motions 
influences of heavenly Bodies, . and have ſtill aw- 
heavenly Souls, To know exadtly the Laws of men, 
and' be ignorant and rebellious agaiaſt the Laws 


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covet the befs rift R w, 


/ | Juvendd.* Say). 
lib.5, 


| Aug. eþ- 36. 

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derat ingenium | 
per illas dotiri-| | 
nss agile,cum 

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tur ipſam, Pra: 
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Javen. $4.10, 


greater deke&t in this Nation then the want of 


ad miſery , 
fred jos to, _ yet are 7 nr We 


muſt therefore ſtudy to improve our Learning 
unto the uſe and furtherance of belineſe; -20/Vet- 
ter, our. winds, to order our affeZions , to civi-| 
lize our pnewwers, to reform our lives, to adorn 
and render our profeſsion che more to| 
con{ecrate all our other endowments as 
unto Chriſt, to lay our Cremas at /his feet, and 
\make all our os abilities and acquirements | 
Handmaids unto his glory, ' When OO 


thus a ſervant unto godlineſs, godlineſs 
an honor unto Crarateg; 


Fourthly, Since Ltiowiug i is 'ſo excellegr an 
Endowindss The Techers of it ought to be] 
had in great Honor, And I ſcarce know a| 


enr and maintenance as might 
render the Calling of a School-maſter ſo 
norable, 25 men of great Learning be 


is loſt in the School, is hardly ever recovered 


inviced unto that Service, ' Errors m the firſt 
concoction, are not - mended in the ſecond, what 


in the Univerſity, And by how mach thetewer' 


men of great 'worth and parts are ed'in' 
ches ſoar. {o much he —— | 


loſs. of rare worthy men in that way bebe 
waied by us, Aad certainly were as -while 
we. <njoy them ſo hemored as they ſhould" be\;" 


they 


the uſt of Humane Leirdving. 


wares which- 4#gaſf 


\er6@ted® onto "his, 
peror made'C£nſontss his Maſter 


Em 


fon och had'raughe- 


| digunaris, es 
= _ What necefſie 


| while chey are- pliant and dei7ite, 


#re a Raſu render trees, ' and 


their Cartel being 
dren, If thew you 


ſet-\a value upon 


of ſhaping, we need nor.ro-be told; Onenium 
hominum gravida eff anima, id rhile, and 


,. you m— .t0 
lag fthew, md 


Of ah honorable! Srarer [with ar; <Amtontuns 
! | Grathawas : the 


Confitl : 


and LA4cbilles made his a fellow-ſharer with him| 
in his own hononr, '" And' we'read"in the Im-) 
peril) Law, ———_ Grammurians , after 

gently /for- T went "years, 
honor conferred! upon- t ther and 
Were am pre maoagh thoſe who were rates 


3 


there is to have the da 
and manners of Children formed and ſeaſoned, 
before Hence: 


| break our into pride and: luvtury , betore I«# 
grows head-ftrong and intratable. » While 


capable 


want Maſters as Midwives to ſhape - and faſhi- 
ow the ' Off- of them: 'And even” Het- 
thew men have C of the carelefiieſs and 


'negle&t of Parents in this particular, ones 
”_ wont to fay that aj roma ws be 
ſome' mens Sheep then their Sov 5 the care of 
er then of their Chil- 
yoar Chil- 


tor 


chey”" would be as.inuch Tawenred" when we are] 
deprived of them, © We read of the honorable 
w gave unto his Maſter, | 2io2. 45.43. 


p.376. 


llted.g, 


cep.1,2, 


& pen. 


bifl.{-1 2. 


Care | 


| Jul, Capitzl, 
Au'n, in Grat; 
AW. Homer, 


Fid-Quintil.l.y 


Philo de pra 


Alien. var 
Dog. Leert, Lb. 


c:4.l10, tit.1s 


. 
, 


_ 


Py p_— PR 4 _ TI”. 
” yu 


Mt. A. Ae 


— —— 


FESTYTS toucbing \' | 


| 


\ care t0 PR under ſuch, - For if Gr, 


— - == 


| Schools bad everywhere holy avd learned men 
[ſer over them, not onely-the Braivs but- the 
| Souls of Children might be: there enciched, ad 
the werk both of Leerning and of Converfion and. 
grace be timely wrought in them, x 


Great -was. the happineſs of this City in 
this particular, while it -enjoyed this Worthy 
man , - and great the loſs jt being - deprived: of 
him ; For though through Gods goodnels there 
be. many excellent men remaining, out-of whom 
ſome reparation may be made of fa great a 
damage; yet ftill I look on the departure of 
this man; as it the widd{e: and mo#t :pricious 
Stone in 2 rich Feel ſhould drop. out, which 
though many others remain in ,-cannot: but'be|, 


greaty, miſled, and bewaled.. UN! 3TH9 75510 


| 7 1 ot; 4 F 


|>'-' <Mofes.was unto.the peopleiof Iſrael; Pe- 
degoges 4d Chrijtem, as the Apoſtle ſpeaks (of 
the Law, Gal. 3, 25. and of othet- Teachers' , 
1 Cor, 4.15.  And-although he were:{0 greas 
4 men, 25 no /other Propher»:(-much+ leſs -ordt- 
nary perſon-) could parallel, Nomb, 126,78. 
yet there may. be: reſemblance- where there is not 
equality, - "$2389 

Give\me leave to: make the compariſon -in 
everal-/ particulars; -Three of which we havein 
.the Text, ;Moſes.,was Learned and. Mig h; 8 
word and deed, in which Three, confiſteth the 
excellency. of. a. Teacher, and therefore the ww” 
X7zM 5 | is. 


- 


— —— 


— 


fy ff amciay, 9% iG 


js noted-ofi/Chirift the ear-\Propher'-of 1 | 
eqn 2h. 19% wt r; L enrning a. 
lieth.che Teacher ,;1Word and Work, Dogrine 


dulufe, Taftiriition andiExa deehs 
oe wrt amor en And (0: Tenn 


i\4b42ix:the Maſter'and Inſtructer of weblla, ns that | 
ud 'rs poly, aagonce EG; ol 


[| Firſt, Our dear Brother was 4 Brwved man, 
{Learned in the whole? —_ of 'Leatiiing 7 nod] 
| _ an- excellent L4nguiſt 'and Granwartes, 
cy ah ographer, Artiſt, bur-x 'mdſt$u- 

Ck Div 4 t Anti ! 1n" the 
moſs memorable»rhin qorob-ekio Ninn jon, - Hi 
»harſoever pared-ofiithe) Land'he ere hr 
9m able to Teſco ant ro.-inſtrn& her? ag | 
travellers-in the moſt-remarkable particulars of 
Eygry.. Rare : Panſanias was not- more" accu | 
[rate inthe ) of : Greece,» ther bwl'of 


ſometinges'-in,-his thonghts- ro have: 
ſome. thing 1 ind, He was a manot -a 
olid Fudg ement \baatways ſpake: © fouled pettoris, 

and; Lhave, //not, without very! greac 
him -give his Notionsoupon difficult plices 
of Scripture, and Arguments of Divinity in or- | 
dinary diourle,!: as I he' had ger ag = 
| 


jed themg/ (1/11 Ws 
Secondly, rh was 5 mighty in Word, able out | 


w_ 
= 


Englend: And:1-have heard. har? he hndok | 


| of: a ful Treaſury, anc: Store-hotſe of Learning, | 
pe briog both new-and old, E never knew | 
ten... Fed.55 57 any ! ' 


| 


| Fertul. de Pati» 


PIC "OI 


learned dutija fpoken of ih his>c \ 

on ome. was . not able-maſt denderoaliy 
&hyer his opinion. wot orecr rind g as 
Peſcivrſc',, bur-wichal @ ſolid: and jadicibs? tus 
id ever>delighs. his anditors, - never wrap theny, 


As:\vi8 Taid of: Cato , "Natem''ad Id dizeres 
quedcungue. agertt, We may. fay.of him; Deffem 
in hoc wno crederes, quodenng; dicerer. | 

m nay 52577 22630 T5511) Tru 
| "" Thinlly,. Hema axiMfary aWakdrarnd) 
as- 6: Speaker, he: was not 2 barren Fig-xree, that 
had: leaves without -fruith+ nor a Mackking Clits 
bale , noiſe without love; 'hetaughr by his 
a5 well as by his | Le ervizg: i Verbs textzm phiteſs- 
pbark now oft ditieu ſed biftriens, 25 be faid; 
and di# 4 faZ7u deficientibas -faith Ter. 
tollan, And indeed: he was 'a man 'of ffxtd as 
__ honeity,, and wondered-in his ſick 
what men: did learn 'C bntiidaminy for, if it were 
not.'in every condition to- praftice it, and adorn 
the proteſhon of :ic,- Time was, 'whew Raving 
| whether: his conſcience and his Iployuwens wo 
conſiſt together , he put: himfelf ro+ much-pain 
and trouble to refigu the-phice,' which he bh 
held in the City: of Gleceſter, © For ' the rimes 
were then ſuch, that many durſt nor take{ his re- 
'fignation , till at laſt he metwith a worthy Gen- 
tleman, who feared no mans diſpleaſure in- do- 
[ing that which he knew was his duty, 


4 


'Fourthly, He was as Moſer, a patient man, 
patient in bis Buſaneſs, Moſes was patient in his F#- 


—_— > _— i. AM. _— 


dicature 


ee... } » 


nur ur io whom meg rrenony 
he © wonld © have * gone. about ways other buſiz 


neſs, , lis 1 'o Pc; 


min, 


{frm woe ther di of 
fo tenderly feaful ma he of 


age rev 4,00 Fig Fo 
in 4 K reve ickneſs h W1: 
te ſeth then have died, pony tam ine Fr 
at the School deor, in regard- he kad-inhis! mi- 
niſtration there come ſhort: of the duties which 
he owed unto the School, And' this 'we ſhall 
ever find ' true, the more (otFiwpe,} able, conſcien+|. 
( faith, are in diſcharge of. duty , he 
bend? ihe more Jeelons, the more fear- 

fl the ICH aw coming ſhort of it;. 7hefwt- 
beft rars of cornhang loyet towards the 
raft - an} {6 thoſe? mens rhitt-are /fulleſt of 
h, are moſt 11 and-- apprehentive.- X 


WOTt 
(heir own. failings. ____. : Sixthly.,; 


—_ — 


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——_— OCD——— 


dS R — | = 


Diog. Laeril.q- 


Vid, Grege Tho-} 
'of, de Repub. 
11 S.C I- 


fiony..E 


ciſſor choſen, | Of Moſes. his care OA particu; 


; Fonts Hewas Meg = 


ſteady, 048k! Cree 
:x0d,10,9,264: So. was he tee C un-/ 


Haof,/ kBps, clole every..t 
mavgble, from. here, privcielet.. Fir, BYgits in 
yang 


Livy, laid of; Ca1g, He, was # 
fon + AY. fel Boys 
 motibas contamaecian,: that men 


fd 5M this -POLNLg. \ Debt 
Poe: all things ſhouts bold faſt the beſt and 


pertinacious 1n. goodnels, 


fe : 1 


_ «$eventhly,* He was as Moſes, a wiſe man, Moſes 
was often = to. the ule of his, wi{da to .coms 
poſe the..diſtempers of a. froward people z,; and 
a; maſculine, Pragence . wal bam TH; bee! 
calm,the wilde,and., bymgrs:of 
children, . /It- is noted as. peral PCece 
crates bis wiſdom, that he di haut 
tix and reduce the wandering RY. vigious, inclina 
\Fions of Alcib;ades, ,, L might gg on in, this pa l 
rallel, and inſtance, inthe Tits Graui 5 Meck 
neſs and. Zeal for the truth 2 ak .oble ire 
able ip this our dear friend, as they, were. emi 
tient in Moſes, ' But 1 ſhall add onely this one 
thing more, The, great cere which he had of che] - 
School at his laſt,.. that there might be ant abje Suc- 


þ 
my 


lar we read, N#mb,27,15,16,17, And this good 
man the evening before he died with preprt wa 


neſtneſs commended it to. the Co copay = 
member thereof, who, came to y) oy ny tha 


way ſhould uſe their uttermoſt gs and 


Ow 


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Ss. 


DA 


99 a wha 
I might add one paralle! more, in the deat 
this good man to Moſes, The Lord bid Neſes 
up toihe Mount and dye, Dent.32.49,50, and he 
did ſo, Dewt, 34.1.5, This worthy Friend 0 
mine, the Friday and Saturday before his own 


4 Fir, was pleaſed to viſit me, lying at that-time 


under a ſore fit of the Stone. - 


The Monday following to bring a 
him, and ſending to enquire of Tas 


HICAHLILCLEFLIIEC. 


like Fit upos 
condition, he 


{ſeat me word how it was with him, and that he 
{looked on this Fic as a Meſſenger of death fror 
1God unto him, And accordingly though in obe 


| -5ence:to Gods » he made uſe c 
means, yet he ſtil pon ir, that kis'tin 
{of difſ olutio® was now come , and accordingly 


with great —_— and reſolvedneſs 

jrit, waited for deathas a man dothFfor a loving 

| —_ is yoga > I affurc 
that he h ith Moſes 4 feht of Ca 

Rk e him fo Eh loo 


]death in the face, | 


I ſhall conclude with that Exhortation, Le 
bu £0 np 10 the tonnt, and by faith logh into 
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