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and whatdid come. 1feared 4 afear, 
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we.:He never fo hoped in hope, buc 
withall in his beſt eſtate he feared a 


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eda more yglonous peace then Solo- 
mon did, & yet never any princexthat 
had ind made greater preparations 
for war. He bad dominion over all tbe 
Regionon this fide the river, and he bad 
peare on all fides round: about bim, And 
Iudah and Iſrael dwelt fafely, ervery 
man under bis Vine.and under bis Fig- 
ree, from Danto Beer-ſbeba, all the 
dayes of Solomon. And Solomon bad. 
fourty thouſand ftalles of borjes for bis 
charts, and twelve thouſand horſemen. 
Here was great peace and ſafety;and. 
yer great proviſions againſt a dan- 

ger that might happen. His wiſe, } 
is exemplary, and it is wiſtlow 
it. Sincc all earthly felici- 
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iris ſingular wiſedome gs to-forelee 
them, {6 to provide for-comfort 


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ſpecch of Crates the Theban when ng ; 
he forſook Thebes after-it ras» re; 8mm Cone aan 
paired, and ſo fortified2/-Jnetd mor. jo 
ſaid hes 2 city that: Alexanderror fork 3:66; 
other may o-verthrow. Hechought ita 

folly torruſttoany _ hold for 

his ſafety, which\might noe be able 
ro-\withſtand Mexanders;or Another 
cticinies power: That wala 

eſt pitch.ofhis prudence.and- provi. , 

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their lafery with any thing ine - + 4 
mans-power but 60; ele "theix--* I 
comforts andikeir ſafcry/in ſuchan ; 
| hold and: muniment asis ab 
reach and power of an 4lexaddeh,, 
j or:ary other man. Such an; hoid; 
| 2nd-ſuchatower there isto | 
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rhanpeand TA 4a burco 
dirrons amd carneout com origin 
oy 2 ak heewvill-never pur: wo 
-) imorfuch Teares, noriput us; 
© fa6k firaiylits, a5 that wee {\balb ber 
: leftcomfonleſſcorcowerleſle:! Hee 
hub inthe/hatdeſts.and:wortkt that 
can befaltos;proyided tische-Tower 
of bis:-Name,co whichiuvee may run, 
aundto which if vvedoerunne Jo 
hall fide fuccobr and fafety. So. 
char looking uponrgedly: Re 
i rcousmcen,//willaman fay ofchem, 
| Nund, ., WBaladnifaid: yyhenhee looked up- 
onthe Kenites; Strong is thy tooling 
place, rand thou þ iaieſt th weſt ana 
Rock? And fu ever ſad conditi- 
of then ibe fall a' Chriſtian, what 
need/ hisſpirit be perplexed; and di- 
faced with feares\wohen heſhath | 
put hisneſt in a rocke: jwhy {ſhould 
anyChing;! -purt- his heart 5 in afcare? 
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Burahls 4s urfolly-and'our weak- 

neſſexhar: Gol living provided us | 
ſoftrong '« Tower'as his name is, 
thar veetakenot the advantage of 
the: ftrenph ofthis Towerithar Wee 
makei ro motelnifte unto/and into 
it: It is aid of Ephraim, that hee was, 
aflh Dove with outbeart;and well it 7-1. 
wervifithe ſame might notas truly 
r | befaidofus. Tobee a Dove without 
1, | gallahat's commendable” but co be 
'e< | a Dove: without? bart, that is neither 
o | cormmmendablenort ſafe. ſro, layes 
Solomon;1is for bins that is -void of beart. ; 
Tharman muftnicedeslicopen,and 3 } 
bes. expoſed to the iudgementsof 
God that fall upon the world. A 
Dove-like Inzocency our Sauiour re=. - - 
quires inus, Bee-innocent as. Dorves; 
but aDove-like-f{lineſſe, not mind- 
ing”nor - fearing} the Foulers nets 
andinares he cautions againſt when 
herrequires. aSerpentine wiſdome. 
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2 - the rocke, and make ber neſt 1n the det 
| ofthe bolesmonth.. The Doye is nat 
wirthoutheart , but in her feareand 
danger ſhe will feek {helcer: inthe 
_ rocke. Toget into this Towet of 
..... Gods Name, how would. it fcrtle 
2 and ſecure our hearts, andquiet our 
| $-br<40 ſpirits in. the (addeft conditions? 
| <->. How goodis it to: heare the'raine 
'4 rattle upon the tiles when a manſics 
under the. roof 2 When .Heſes gave 
warning of that dreadfull- forme 
- of haile and fire mingled with it, 
ſuch of Pbaraobs ſeryants as feared 
g the Word of the Lord , made theit 
rw. {67 ontr and catiel flic imo their bou- 
$79 Fes, ſuch as regarded not fo faire” 
. a warning leſt them abroad inthe field. 
f When the ſtorme came, who were 
F the wiſcr and the ſafer then ?. then 
both parties ſaw how good it was 
to be houſed ina florm. And what 
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isan houſe to this Tower of Gods 
Name? when ſo much ſafety in an 
| Epyprian cottage » what will the | 
ſafcry of a mans perſon, and the ſe- I 
renity of a mans ſpirit bee within . 
the'covert of ſo ſtrong a Tower ? 
But who ſhall be the men that ſhall 
have the benefit of thu Tower 2 Such 
| as be Gods friends, And who bee 
" | Gods friends 2 Such as have their - 
Converſation in beaven , They that 
have their Converſation in heaven are 
the friends of the God of heaven, 
and they that are the friends of God © 
ſhall have the Name of God for their .-:; 
ſtrong tower. And therefore itisthat - © 
I have joyned theſe texts x and trea-' + 
tiſes together in one , they baving 
ſuch correſpondence'with , and r& 
ference each to other. | 
And now ( moſt Noble;and my 
much Honoured Lady )-they: COmM-. 
ming forth to publike view,I make 
ſo bold as to tender and'prefene 
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dine hhida that can>and will repay! 
youTlevenfould:intayour.boſomel. 
mult>Wictialt, chantulneſſe,co God: 
ackhoyledge your Nobleacſſ i6) 
your fayours, countcnancez anden- 
couragement. to mein the worke 
and labour of my Miniſtery: There; 
is mentian made in Scriptureol: Hee; 
zckiabs a5; andhis. goodnefſe... As, 

and; googneſſe};[thar's a glorious | 
commendation. wee readofhis fa-: 


' ther 4bizhis atts,and of all bis wayes, ; 


firſt and laſt > but wee reade: of .no: 
goodneſſe. They. bee acts and goad-! 
neſle;ggpd 2&sthat makethe Name 
ſowech andHonouable. Andi what: 
were:Hexekiab's  aFts 'an1 goodveſſe 2: 
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honor: there wagabvattand and good- | 
nefſe - ani a&t of:yodtnelierindecd: 
And in'tharagzof $oudveſſe>dorh 
y' | your Hohowr fhaewich him>Fhe 
i. I” otherfice; and: govdneſſe of his vas ; 
d: | thatbemadea} nd a conduis, wid tinge | 
an) brought "water into'the (ity; Hispurle " ml 
-' | was going forthe beneficof.othiets 
© | andthe: good of many; And keeein 33 
© Þ} haveyoufollowedhimin his yobd A... =" 
=: | nefle, Your fountaines haue bbeneldi: 16: : 
IN [ perſ, 2d abroad; and your Rives of wa- 
S' |} tersin the ſtreets you hatebuitr So- | 
i- | lomons'C onduit, and! the! waters: "of 2. 34] 
5, | yourbounrie & mercie ceaſetor to 
O: Þ| ſpring.andrunabroadrothe relicte 
I: | of many. Your workes praiſe you FH 
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s Luke 22, 


_ thebellics ofthe poore which you 


| A810, 4, Prayers and bis Almes both came up 
| for a memoriall before God.The Kings 


| men which ſhee had cloathed, ſtood 


. F F'ELbe 'U 3 © IE Bia. 
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feed, and the bowels of the poore 
whichyouſo often refreſh they all 
bleſſe you, and God for you. And 
he that heares the curſes of the poor 
oppreſſed, will certainly heare the 
prayers of thepoor refreſhed. Nor 
onely Cornelius his prayers, but his 


of the Gemiiles affeed the Title of | 
Benefattours, how well they deſer- | 
ved it ſome of chem, their Stories | 
witneſſed, but what they affected, || 
you have really deſerved, The Ho- |, 
nourable ſtile of a Benefafowr to 
the poore. Itis aide of Dorcas, that 
ſhe was a woman full of good workes, || 1 
and almes- deeds which ſb-e did- And |, 
herein itappeared, that ſhee was in- |, 
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deed awoman full of good. workes: 
all the Widowes, and poor wo- 


Weeping 


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ping byPacerwohen thevrasdead 1a, 
ani ſbeviny the coats £3 garments which 3? * 3 
fbe bad made at her coſt and cloathtd 

them withall.” So many coates and 
garments as they ſhewed , ſo many 
evidences they brought forth of her 

good works. The like honour'is 

yours upon the ſame grounds. And _ 
itts-worth the noting that Calvin ſam n+ 
upon that place. That the text points cc. 

out onecauſe why Dorcas was railed [5,17 7. 
fromthe dead, namely that Gd our *i*5y77me* 


. quod Deus 
of compaſcion tothe poor , granted pz«perum 


mſcrtus, 


the life of that holy woman at the cwrmn wore | 
ſtance of their prayers. And if Godt Aro 
the inſtance of the-prayers of the [75:12 
poor, whom ſhe had ſhewed mercy''* 
to, raiſed Dorcas from the dead,then 

how much more wil heat the pray- 

ers of the poor continue, and draw 
outthetr lives that do draw outtheir 
bowel to the poor?it is certain thar 

God will have an eye for good over: 

luch as have had'a good cye to: the 


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ZHevall 2 abavvcr to (hgh 
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tixne- when a.tover will-be:9 
teſt uſe. The may that /bal nay 
:- of eviltidings.,and intvill times ;ehas | 
ſhall bave big beart fixed, thas ſhall;þave 
bis beart eſtabliſbed, ſa as he ſballuit: he 
afraid, is thus qualified amongſt." 
ther things. He « grarioss, aud full;of 
compaſsiow,& righteous; that is;libexal: 
& good to thenecelsics of chepoors | 


him'in anexvill time of ike Gods 
Nameſhalbea-Towe of lafery;2to, 
fach an one:And that Name may! be, 
ever your ſtrong Tover of lafety,and 
that the God of heaven, &rheiFathet: 
af our Lord. Je/us (,brift would ac; 
bundantly multiply your, read 


your dayes,that he would; continue! 


and encreale the honar; of oneNe. | . 
ble Family,both in-Root and Rrgftr: fn 
chesand that be woyld. give you; a [® 
the laftafullreward in-hig glotious be 
Kingdom, izand ever ſhall'be by I 


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cert thi words of 


Sal this 

on Toon - 

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op tne is the ey in 
a caſe of fearcand danger: — 


wiſe courſe for a man to pto 
ſuch a caſe is hy mrdi ary ro we wane 


for his Name & 4 ffrong Tow 
Eeebe ingehe wiſdom thi ce Wir 
findes it well wotrh the while, aid that it is 


Ty hteous runnes into it and us 
fafe, i (xa lofou S hp his feared dan- 
poynt he illuſtraces 


oe vanity Ei ul athir 
bikes, andeonBdinen of cur owee, vel. 311 Flg 


Rich manrwealth ts bus ftrong ts 2% 
wall in, ; tevenis, may nol 


2 TLASEES, 


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er the ext ſeine for in tn Deftr, 
eirmg ar yd irony; fg of 
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, el ſafeſt corrſe in ſuch 4 caſe tc204mnus 


t ira n Gol) fie) eget MOEN 


» Tohivpupoſe nake thiprogr of hechinh 
forche King. Plal.20. 1.) The Name of 1hi God if 


Taceb defend ber 
bm fre aaa 
wiſely ; mafb-doerwochings. 


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he niakes choyce of « fore,;of acaſtle; df atower, 
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nor learea man uniclle he. Ranne, There muſt bes 
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Sour pn ogernmr Fro 
before cas alia 
fiercextfſe of bu: anger ? Whar ſhall a! 

courſe ſhall he rake for his ſaferic, when hixfury i 

powred one like fire » andche cockes are chrowne 

downe? Theanſwerocha © \is laid downe, 
vale 7. wn Kr Hold inthe day 
of trenble. The time it may be beſuch atime 

25 wor 5.13» 1t is ancvill rime, The dayes.ic may 
be might be ſuch as Pas! ſpeakes of Epbeſ, 5-16. 
The dayes are evill. 1 bur ſaycs the Propher, The 
Lord s ror ke ; m_ Arps 5 

1 bur the Lord « «: ffrong bold in thedlay 

—_ Excellene 1s thac PlaLas.r. Gods over re=. 

foge e,and onr prmgehs very preſent belpeti trouble. 

perſon had (laine a man at unawarcs he:wss to 
flee unto one of the cries of , andthe rea« 
ſon 1s given, Dew. 19.6. why Sod would have 
tres of tics cies hace nglt pigeef abs 
land, Leaſt the avenger of bleud purſue the ſlaer 
wheileft bu heart 5s bot, aud overtake bim becauſe 

TP A a Therefore would God 
have chemin divers places, becauſe a man. laying 
anacher at unawares might be neere to'one of 


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cines, and ſo prevent danger 

of rhem for fn EG 
within the walls, csof one of thoſe ciries of 
+ wag dee i Ler the avengetof.bloud = 


follow as bard 2s hee would, and let his:beer: 
bee « botas it; would, yerfif ance wichin the 
crgef Regs cheman waſle When the aver 

= ul 5p" wpenyany's 2 man was in preſent | 
, bur if he goc buc the citie of Refuge over _ 


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wp. wshead, chough the Avenger purſucd ar his vary 
« f | hecke j, yer the citie 05 na was a very preſent "a 
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= bei TITS oor ney veer o 

way bean luch 2 

no polkibiliey of eſcape, yes prin wy hou 
way refuge,oud our firexgth, « wary ” 

trouble; bet Inagaabe' 9a peoſenr 2x, map bay ye 

he ig a very preſent belpe; There is an 

ency in God beth for defence and offence. Thete 

is nodanger ſo great or preſene, from which his 

power: is rot able to reſcue. No power ſv gray 

om ke fe ny 0 

2 rower in ewo 

7 Th aldfom form hepauioning _ 

and to defend a man within it from the —_—_ 

enemics without, 2 Thar it is for of 2xce, ſo.aato 

harry, and ſpoylean enemy without. A cower noe 

EN  DR_ 

with which ic keepes off, 
andiens end bees and beates away enenues. A weeke 


brake bes rhe ers _— Now fuch a 
towenis the 

57 en pre In ere a 
ſoever, and he hath All-ſufficiency. of Powgnte 
beace,andbatter andſpoyle all ſuch cs 


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X-& dry nee, five ah eg ay 
beraking Fraps ſelfe unco Ged, theres 

The Righteons Runs intoit, and is == 7, ori 
| auf cy aprige auger 1+ 

was in danper, in 

a hron20.,2. The _ Came gf 

choſhaphar, i There commeth « wal.” 
titude againſt Fes ar thar nid owe fee 
verſe 1. And what doth Jebeſhaphes i in this feare 
anddiliper ? See verſe 3.4. eſe of 
the Lord, aud proclaimed bout alt 
Indab, and Indab gathered themſchves together, zo 
aihe bel of the to even out of allt Cities of 
Indab i hey came to ſecke the Lord, And verſe 12.” 
eons to oy but our es are nou 

at and lein danger, 

ayer ag run to © rg Tower of the - 
Nameof the Lord , they betake themſelves ro God: 
and what was the ifſue ? ſce.ur, verſe22,23, 24- 
All the hugehoſte of cheir cnemies proves an heap 
of dead karcaſes;whe they came to the Watch tower 
in the Wilderneſſe,chey then found that theNarve of 
' theLord which they had run unto, prooved indeed 
a Tower of ſafety. Hezekiab was in a great dan- 

prac, Senacherib comes againſt him with 
egy -+. bf ore mare emp and five ow 
ters: mwoomly/ IM Hezekiab inthis danger ? 
He runnes tethis Tower, 2 Chron 32. 20. 
Fer this mw ay the King , and the Pro= 
phet ]ſaiah prayed, and cryed to beaven. >= _ 
2 King.ig.1.14,15. All this was 


Tower ; and what was the ſpced,and the _ 


_ all Nations. S% that Hereldabrante this 
god as nor only [eſe ur was 


ving jower,and q man 
"—_ ea wile coſe for 


procettion, 
| ers ed wdoeinaboffons, Flee 
and what courſe to take for our(akery, 

» When men are in temporall feares and 


they are ready to asthe Jaylor in his 
Tg har OY ONTO RI 
to © bee ſeved ? So in caſes of onward danger, 


trouble, and moleftation, men are ready rocry 
our , Oh good Sirs, what ſhall we doe? what 
courſe ſhall we take? Is there any courſe to be 
thoughc upon, and to beraken, that may be condu- 
cent unto, and wherein we may provide for our 
ſafery ? Yes,there is a ceurſe anda way to-be taken 
for ſafery inthe greatelt feares that can _ us. 1 
bur what is char courſe ? and what ma 
be 2 This a hecomſe, The Name of riyLwdes 
frong rower the righteome run into it, and are ſafo. 
In fcarcs and dangers then make we. unto this 
Tower, get we #»:oand:nto ir, and wee take the 6 
righe courſe for our ſafery. Davids. hearr - was af 
, full of feares by reaſon, of -dan- 3 
| grrz,and herakes this courſe, P ſal.61. 68 
cry mite thee when my heart is overwhelmed , leade 
areodha Becks that in higher then I, fares 
is {| feenes ſhelter for me, fe aroſe al ow the 
W_- wy. 'The courſe tobeſafe isto be ſer we 


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which at any time we Rand in feare.. 

whac Tower ſhould ee build > Not a Towerob 
Bricke whoſetop thay reach w© heaven , bur 'this 
Tower that Se/omen ſpeakes of ; A Tower which 
5 ut heaven, The Newer of the Lard it a firavg © 
Tower. Loruamake this our Tawer, andmakeco, 
and ger into this Tower for our ſafery , wheo cvar 
cur beets arc in feare- of any dangers: when the 
men of Theber were in of Abimelecke, 
what courſe they tooke, and how they provided for 
their labery, udg.9.50,51.T hes wen dbimel@lgro 
Thebes, evd again T Lies 
ther fled all the wen furs anne), KUL © 
and /hos it to them,and pate ther wp to the topf 
Tawer was ftrong Tower, thither 


they all Bed, and gate chew wp 0 the top of the: 


Tower, and fo. they. were ſafe from Abimeierks 


rge,yea,and fromthat Tower dida woman breake 


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chough' dangers may come 25 nighus,as Abameleck 
y rare of Thebez , hls; to the ray. 
ewer 0.52. yer this Towerisa 
yas nk There be undo hr 
whole Milftones inthis Tower , that candaſhand 
ernſhall dangers inthe head at the very doore of 
the Tower. - 

And-thar wee may che berrer be ſtirred up to 
ſeeke our ſafery oheotcbiviachic Tower, conli- 
derthele chree things. 

'N O99 WIRE mama 
meancs,and ourward helpes afery, yet there 
18no ſafcry in any meancs, or helpes till chis bee 
done. Thereis avaniry in all mecanes and. courſes 
for ſafery,and they prove bur ſhifts , unleſe a man 
have firſt becaken humſelfe co this Tower. There 
is no bbayia any mcanes unletſe a man ſecke his 

him to God : we ſhall ſee the 
th of tia all e kinde of Towers that men in 
cheir feares do uſaally 6 OI Ne 
purcheir cruft in for 
Fixft,ic isa great deale of new chat. men 

put in m; Towers,Caftics, and ftrong holds, 
18 time -—umacaped yt Thole people Geneſ. 
$x.made account, that if chey buile chem an high 
Brieke Tower, they ſhould be (afc from diſperfion. 
And yerthat Tower ſaved che not from diſperſions 

yea,thar Tower which chey thought ſhould ſave I; 
en from diſperſion was the very cauſe of cheir ſs 
G——_ The men of Peel, by reaſon of their ſw 
Tower,thoughe themſelves ſo ſafe op 
flom —— ludg.h.T 7. He brat downs/s ” 


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"Tyr gloried much inithe __ 
27TH. The Gemmadimss were 1n thy 


madines Gammadens in their Towers, But though: 
they had ſuch Towers, and Gammaadims in their 
towers, yet becauſe they had nec G ov intheir 
towers, becauſe God was not their ſtrong Tower, 
therefore their Towers, and their Gamme- 
ds could not keepeour Nebachadvexz.ar hun he. 
cameandbrake downe her Towers, Ezeh. 26. 4. 
He ſbgll ſet Engines A mnt fs vac and. 
with by axes ſball he breaks downe thy towers. df 
wasa great deale of confidence that Nineveh pur: 
mberrong holds. N ahum. 3.14; Fortifie thy 
frong holds,gor inte Clay and tread the Mortar. 
The derides all their care and coſt in their 
forrificarions.. Ic is a birter farcaſine by which hee. 
Hloucs.che vanicy of all che courſes they ſhould { 
toſecure themſclves from the Chaldeans. They, jt: 
not made God their Tower,nor had got runne 
that Tower, and therefore ſce what all cheix 
e:and Fare hould ora to. Verſe 12. Al thy 
et they {Den ho ht even al ina th 

b of the eater. Ripe gy chey 

with cheleaſt concuſſion, chelcaſt jog nw 
-andfall ico che momb of the cater. 
ly ſhould cheir forts and: holds, yeeld rocks 


Wig CE teaſe When God 
is 
EE ER ers 
our dutcels,nor ſo 

al of tow Nabi. axghrwrry fnan pets 
of thre 4re woltith, nonmote heart, no more 
inthem cthenin wolnen. And what ſafery 

ine Anty of women? Pſal.20.y, Sore rraff on 
chavets ond fome in horſes. But au horſt is a vine 
thing for ſefory, Pats: 17. The ber indeed it 
pripervdayzinit the dey of batrell, Prov. 2 1. 31.Bad 
falferyi* of the Lay, The ſafery 'is nor from the 
yo nA ron fpirie, ſax 1.3; 
"Thirdly; Ic is a of cenfidencertha 
men pur if their Sin, Prove 1.17% 
Thericb wane weath bi hw Cs and at ab 
SR is iz eoneeits Come whar ean-or-will 


comers tnd becickee hndelſ paſt che 
CG 
2 and not gpocten within & 
42d (ler towers will aff : 
ll: Richer availe wot in Fe 


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HT 
her cour- - 
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are bur Pare hens wah = peed 

prove but Towers of Babel , Towers of confuljon 

\. 2 Thazche beraking of our ſelves to the ſha 
TowerpfGods Name, is that which purs ftreny 
yacoall meaneswe-uſc, and courſes we take, * 
makes.chem ſuccellciull: this; Tower 

all other Towers: this makes them co bee ron 
Towers  ..this. makes them that. they. 

beare a beuoc,and: 2 thocke, this makes ftrong holds 
bold out.--David was faine ofren to <UEa him- 
ſelfe ro holds and farcs for his ſatery,as'1 Sev. 22+ 


verſe 4- and 23+. And David abode. in the W1l- 
dernelle in Htrang bolds , verſe 29. And David 


T6 — thence, and dwelc in firong bolds at 
Ep 


And we (ce that Saz/xconld not ger him, 


WHILQ- Fe 
Jo he was ſafe in his holds, and furuetles. And how 


ſa? becaulc as David dveck in, and betooke him 


be & © {clic to chaſcholds,ſo he made God hus hold, and 
ne the beuſe of bas fortreſſes. Pſalm. 31.3. David 


rooke forts and holds for his Gafery, bur yer he 


2 dis made God his Tower and th, and nor his 


ff bolds,and ſo his(afcry was from Ie fr not from 


aokdY his holds, 1. Se. 23. 14- And David abode in 


g balds , and Saul ſought him every day, but 
C Ged 


Aecyt-1 

min 
4s Thats 13av 
ſes;and o = ades 


. 2: Thaxghe beraking ofour ſelves to. the han 
Layer Gao Nam aka mic pu revprh. 
mel ay c, and courſes we takry; and 


alloher In tbern to pens be 


Lene: ..this, makes .chewr\ thax.. rhey, . v 


a biuoc,andathocke, this makes Zrong ho 


ets boldour. David was faine lien bee ae! 
P ſabero beldzand, Farafor hay latery a$:1 Sane. 22, 


6 verſe 4. and 23.;. avid abode in-the Wil: 
xe ll decncile in Hg dee , "gs 294. And Davze 
oY ns chcace, and amele in frong bolds « at 
wid ad ſera Seal by 


r- X wed ſafe i in his Aer aw 


_ ba ey, bur yer Te 

nor -his 

SOM was from Is pp 
his holds, . 3. 5am. 23-14- And David abode in 
x belds , r <li Sou! ſrnghe ben enr es but 

Ged 


Fizl 


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; ſuch 


tuflon,and dfiraQion of ſpirie, ic will be1n a cicze 
whac acaſc the Cenaanices ware [aſb;2 10,11. For 
the red ſex for yoi;erd what ou did tothe two kings 
of the Amerie &re. And as ſooic. au weeicard theſe 


EEE TED LEASE SRESS 


_ things, our beurr: did welt ncitber d5d there remary 
' 7 ewe conrage in any manybecanſtef you 
ſha” whereas ves wane, Andif wes 2ofd the 1/4.7-2, 
. extd, ſaying, Syria 4 Confederate with 
= of bis people ac 4hbe trees of the wood nre moved with 


the winde, How' ſadischa pallage;Zer.30.5, 6g. L 


wall We beve beard = vojerof trembling, ” 
lace] aur | a7 and for hte mas de 
T9 with bir bands ox bi NE ATE 
GEE mndel face ferred into paleneſe? ties, ferrhat 
(1 HEOTS — Eh S 2 : day 


3... mY Age” | a : 4 
BR Cen . oc 


_ —— 


The Righteous eHans Tower. 


toberake: them 


Eine nh 
are Tewerleſſe,chey liave no 
ed; they are nor ruhae into this Tower'of Gods 


hew wits. Whar are they” berrer, 6.8 21,227 


herald 


Iſe.1 6.12: He-ſbal'm his fearezand 
ſpiris, yall: concluſions: for"fns ſaferie. Hee 
ſhall yoe 16 bis highplave and prey there , and ſbat 
his heart as full 
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acorn non pong 
om ders in;pieces,, 
bi ſomy houſes, —_— would. 


atitve of trouble? Who would. 
temofkegſs Tower then? Who would have. # -1Þ 
a Tower to baild then ? and. whe. would be. ous 
ot his cowerehend...; oo 


nay n agh a ſob am  « 
EEE ou y ng AY oy cy 


a evill, 
CE Ort 
.heares neo. {o [vecer: Ke pro's 


P (alme 46. I, a, od & Fe 

a very preſent IT os 

mx femrrs thyngh the carchbe, move "he _ 
the motuntaines be Carried imto the mid of 4 the *4; 

Though the waters thereof roare, and bee rrow /:d, 


the = - 
Ned, FRE TEEN + ;witb, the (46's 2 


LETT C_ GTRT To ROO HD ED TWOS 


able co move;melt, and ſhake the heart of the tow- 


preſence of ſpirit? Pronithar verſe. 1 "God ir dar 
confidenee of heart in times of dread. And 


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rhraghe; thom: le 
PP ITS of te 
ire things. wt: - 
* The doing ſob dutict by which we may ger A 


'f feb DES are to bee 
ee] {paper Tower.” 4 


| This Running implies the doing of theſe 
Nr om, Facarieborke a Ffiwecr 


os withinthis Tower... a: 
prank oamdhings 


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Theſebe, he Foute- feee wieb' which wee tnaſt 
Runne ico this Tower to finde GW, , twee 
muſt Runneupont all theſe foure. 


I Ic comprehends the Knowled 0 a he 
bach revealedhindlſinhis Word. _ 


Firft ,the knowledge bimin all his glorious 
arribures of his wiſed power, mercy,provi- 
dence. We mult know him to be-a God fo wiſe 
can Infarmccallthe pores te i 
of to be a God argon. wer that hee is 


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he 


. and do knowrhe way-tothat Tower, yer if hedoe 


| Secondly, there muſt be che knowledge. of knowledge of him 
—_Anuachry gillruane to a Tower for fit , be 


Firſt know chat Hdie fac 8 Tower, 
there be a Tower, yerifa man know nor-jf it , or 
know nor che way to, he will never rgane.to it; 
——_ hee. knowes \nor wh: 

vecondly , Hee wait know this 3» is fuck. i 
Tower as ic is , of ſufficient ftreygrh for ſafcry 
and defence, for if he know:thatchere 15 a Tower, 


not know itto bea Towcrof ftgengeh, a Tower 
of defence, thar is ablero hold ortan enemy, he 
nll? ave no heart ro-Kumnneunto ic,). + | -* 
Thirdly,He muſt know thac there is a poſhbi- 
Jry of admnrance and entrance into that Tower: 
for 2man know there is ſuch'a Tower, and 
thatis a & a ſafer rower,yerat he thinks when 
he comes to this Tower, thathe ſhall get no cn- 
trance, burſhal have the rower gares ſhur upon him, 
anJ barredagunſt him, hee will never Run co that Nl | 
Tower. 3 
Now juſtſoiris bere, © | 
came ens non 
154 
Secondly, When he knowes hun. io his artri- 
bures,he knowesthe Tower is (ufficient, / 
Thirdly, when he knowes bim in, Chriſt, hee 
knowes ther 36) an-entrapce tobe had into that 
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WW hay ive them 4u begrt to know we, and] 

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'Þ To teachchar Gods Powey is our Tower 5-undihat 


inthe of God. Thee iv 
irs er of (afery Tong 
- met Cn ads Ch 


Tabernacle? neo ahfiaer of the © 
might none come, bar the Hi Prieſt cant 


Ga 16-2." If n frat bad: bee: 
Net bn rms ed he becnofron) the Avengerof Bl 


ov axry'orher chac had ſoughe his life f Armin was 


ſ ſafely 


ES EEE ED : 
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by fairk; cruſting on God, be made him bis Towea 


rent of Dan perk, 
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hops er} re een. cheir qoits 
ſhifes,00e-byrhis, anocher by chacgSe yer ran 
live-neucherg the juin (yn nmacs ſhawed liys | 
ſab6:; Bac how? 8+:ſhal lows by hi faiths Yeo: 
ſhall raage co .Gad: byifairh, 2 <5 | 


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choJText is ſafe. Hem lone 
dnedueran; and acightcom ana cur 
forkaſey. This Tower will be no Sanfizary for 


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DD od fort 
his merey'avit hes eruth. Wi-envie fend prayeriup 
—_ I ——— 
ea. whewadt Gan fone he s and he 
tions, God will ſend forth his | 
hs powerand wnllſer all i panty 
ccupogeep ſat atery ,anddeliverance.[ 
vert of Gods wi Cake way, wh 
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5 | parniyry ikea Home Honour ;: — __ 


eafe, all char are hischildren are alſo -Heires' of his 
Honourable Tide: Alltchechildren as. theirfarher, 


friends of God. Therefore not peculzar tro Abra- 


Ry iventoothers imScriprireallo, It 
er, Exod.33.11." And the Lord 
to Moſerface to face, 4: max ſhegkerh unto | 

« friend. It is unto the diſciples, ob.15. 14, 
IF: wh why 46v8 H wade ape Jou friends.| 
Aled you frzends. "Nor ondly I.anicallyou 
bends bor have calle youfriends,a3implying,it 
was uſually his manner of L competabonce: ro:call che 
by thac na, when he ſpake to chem, of which wee 
have anexample, Lat, 12.4. And! ſay wnto you my 
ofcare not. There 13 an incimare, inrire & mu- 

uall friendſhip berween Chriſt, and-the faichfull. 


He is their fricnd; They arc his friends, Hecheecres 
them up by tharname,Canr.5.1.Eet Ofriends,&ec. 


They are cherfore friends, & noc only friends,ordi- 
nary and common friends, bur Beloved friends. 

This is noc every ones portian/tohaveahare in 
ſuch Honour,and favour. Looke upon men tn their 
natural! condition, and they are frengers to God, 
& God a fra para yy aagreo —s > 94g 


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torhem, ' 'And as men are not well pleaſed 


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brought into ſy$hodſe, and char becauſe they by 
ſtrangers, Ezek44.7. "Tee have into wy 
 Santtnaryftrangers, wacircameiſed inbeart, God 
had aslieve have their roomeasthicir company, i 
weulſe to ſay ofmicereſtrangersto us: Such is: rhe 
condition of men by-nature, 'But contrarily of thi 
faihfull 3x may be ſaid,ar Ephi2. 19; Now therefort 
Je are ns more forreiners and jtrengers. What une 
they then ? not onely as their fellowes 3 - Bur: fellow 


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Happy are thy ſervirass ayes rhe Queen of | Fheba, 1 xing.10, 
of Fu/omons (ervands /*- 


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ing So/omwons, how much more in being/Gods/fer- 
vants?: David ſcanes/to count ic more honour to 
wrice himſclfe , The ſtrvant of the Lord, then the 
Kingof Efrach The 56 Plaline hachhis "cidle, 4 
Dates Breoatgbe ſervan of tht Lord: 1-finde 
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thing that {will dee? - As if he had ſaid,  Abrahaw 
my frrend, and chartfore I may not cancealemy 
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him ; Come chow over with me, and 1, will feed thee 
6 me in leruſalem;2 Sam.19.33:Fricnds alwaics 
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my words; and my F will love bins, ®d we wh W! 

come nnto him and make our abods with him. ar | bu 

an abodeas ro take up our dwelling with hum-Haps Ys 

py isthat man, that is Hoaſt co ſuch Gueſts: | Au Hehe 

thar is theha of the godly, who havi | a 

Lordto their friend, are alſo ſure to have himby 

their Gueſf:not a guett for ani ſo awayzk | 

a gueſt thar will make his abode with them. Ws PT 
Communion berweenefriends ſtands in Coon | 

bulation and Co nfabulation, inconycrling,i m.\ 


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in communion of this kinde,Pſal.55.24.H#e alk- 
cd together,we hada greatdeal of char and friend " 
| talkerogether, Cantwo walks together ſe 

be agreed ? Amor 3. and fo cantwo be agreed/and 
knicropather incheboncs oflovenndich andſhip _ 
they will walkerogerher? It istharwhichex 

and increaſes loveand friendſhip. And chiis.d 
God vouckſafe communion with che godly | 
hisfriends:: He will as a friend come lecnde 
with them. He eakeyrurnes with them inhis-w 

and galleries,Cant.chap. 1.17, Onr galleries a 

_ frre, yea as onefriend fallen in Co 
anorher,js ſo tyed rhat he krrowesnor hove ro 

and comeaway;ſo Cent.y.5/ The king i geo 

or bound ##the REYES Fee Lord' were: 


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| ſean 4 be bad Heft communing with ro. 
11.18..4ad be gave wnto Muſe when he had made 
ancxd of commurung, wichhim,cwo Tables of Tex 
Andſce in whas a familiar.manner the 
duſe}rotalke with Moſes, Exed;33.11.. And 
ford Sehpamre Aioer fe face'to face, as 4 man 
ſpeakes woto bus friend. h no man may 
ewe necre to Moſes, in tha me we | priviledge of. 
ſaliacieys potgimrhac meaſure and proportion the 
d vouchſafes unto all his Saints theſe famuliax 
friendly conferences in a ſpeciall manner, ped 
"Fay ,"ceramunion between friends ſtands in 
ad! viſnations, One friend will viſit 
xr, and where there is an entire friend[hip i in 
wul be an.entercourle of frequent v vilics. 
of other. weneto Elizabeth ro viſe ber: 
bouſe in the i conntry.And ſoGod hathhis 
s when be makes his Wh with his people, 
hel come wwto bim, Pal. 106.4. Remember lo 
FRLend . with. tbe favonr thou beareft unto 
Q viſie me with jſovs. an. 


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will open unto me,l will come in unto him, and _ 

fox mom and by with me, Cant 51.2. a 

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what ſweet communion friends have t . FETNCE cv " 

muruall feaſtings cach of orher, fweer ſpirutal | oy 

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Communion chat is berween friends ; Thar 

was berweene David and Toxathar,'x Sem. 20 

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afionchat he may lookcdarkly, and angrily up- 
ne if aman- be: bur a ſtranger:unto us, 


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lech , and the reſt that came wichbimy Wherefw ' | 
come je tome\ſering ye hate me ? What meane ot 7 
ro cometo-me who am your cneiny, who am 2t 
calieft a ſtranger to you; in whom you h: 
mannerof-Ingereft 2 Diligence het nictoyeol ph. \ | | 
thahrothem, Jadger tr. 5. oe - 
unto: me ,i.now when yearein diſtieſſe? - And ft 
anſwersourimiſgiving hearts will cell us,” we 1 
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the goes,whichof 706 ſhall have « friend "*b*" 5 
bell ppacng tiee-ac at midnight , and ſhall fay- 3 
friend I mechree loaves? Jr isa bold part for a 
n4 blejdnerty covatnearmidinithe co a ffbads 
ak andyerheto whom he comes blames him 
ny | *S IX SIA het rimeco make proviſion for 
n d chis makes him ſwallowall, = 11,6 
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1 > W friendſbip that was berweene them that 
es theicraveller {o bold, as co come at that time 
.ofin put him to ſuch trouble. Friendsmay 
co one with another, And it is che-happi- 
Ie of Gods people being his friends , that they 
J- makebolily bold with God: Their comming co 
{him nevertroubleſoure, | 
» Thethird benefic by having God their biendis is 
dſſurance and certainty of ſpeed in all their lawfull 
i} convenient ſuites and prayers they make to Goa. 
| Woke fold and not to be we/tome is to lictle; pur- 
+,burto be bold and welcome both tharis a great 
xr. Gods people cannot be ſo bold as welcome, 
. oo friend: uſes to ſay-to another. Ic-will noc 
Rand with humanity, and with the Jawes of friend- 
| {Gipfor a man todenyhisfriend anything, a man 
 knowes not how to ſay his frend-atiy? ; friends, 
41 Fl ul ” t they ack they command. And ir dog friend 
Il | ukes,his friendanſwers,you may command me any 
*Andthercfore when God bids his peoplc 
ff otogeo mech a friends 12n- / 
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1 will doe it for thee, ot, ſay what is thy eninds yh 
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forthee. And. ſo afterward David:to om. 
habe lad es binſdefotmja friend u 
himg2 $4w.19.38. Yharſoever chouſpalt requ 
of me,that will I doe for thee, oghs peerage OW 
erhath a friend in his ſuits, anddefixes co his friends! 
that as Zedeki ſaid to rhe princes; ler.38. 5.7 Ti be. 
ear cy orc {o on: friend-can deny; 
| ud,1 Kin 4. aro 
friend , COSTEEN wy aro 
ching ? Ir isthe priviledge 7 went 
Fe... 6 kings care.” The kings care,and | 
hand,are bothopen tothe kings friend, RE —— IU 
rice-' If Zabwd be. Salomon; triend , Salomon Ca 


deny bim nocking, LJ x friend zoke hou 
ſeeme.to aske' unreaſonable , nd ata 


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pdierienteGigs Perjtion, or waking a; res. 
q cnrwproes then much leſle will G 0.0: 
| lawn are biafriqnds, They arc the] 
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his | friend- at, /;an-, a 
even - win widaight »,.a8, may 
the fift verſe + of this Grapes when 
bee a pane to. him, | witen [bis 
i-are at reſt; 1-and+ the doore ont ,.'n 
voted likewiſe in the -{cyenth.; verſe! 
we Chapeer ; ; y8for all this. prevails, wich, 
and ſpeedsin his ſuite. j How. 
en will God gra che ſwirs w** his 


im to whom no time is unſeaſonable, Allcimes _ 


| :G:dwoſeſoneble, he js as ready at one, 
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Fiend, chough 


a ſtrangerco him. And if ir bindes - 
*man to doetorhis friends friend; how-much mots 


fora friend himſcife? And if humane friend(hi * 

"uz obligatory, that it will make a man doe; 

"nate ot? a friends.ſake, then how much ron 
Divinelove of God powerfull ro make him 
o for his ptople;chey being his friends? God loves 

ae kinks, teflerhen a Why loves his. 


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+A fem: ana his friend, which yetbe 

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and he ſhould deny. hun,would-not all condeamnt 
pee hjw, char hee ſhould refuſe ro gratific eres 
crea which bedone with ſo little troubleco bi 
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-#nthe earth diſtriſſe of nations with per; | 

hearts failing them for feare , and for looking after 

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ke order to hide thee , thine cycs ſhaltnor 
» thy mag 1 When Iſrael deſtroyed /eriths, 
d pur all ſword, yh may yer Toſhwala- 
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chat rakes a man fromall his friends, then he 

| Jeave alt hisfriedshee hath in chis world, Ob 

happy is chatman chac when all his friends 

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of the mammon "4, wnrighteouſneſſe , that when you. 


faile they may receive you into ever habuati- 
#»r4 So1n this caſe, I ſpy unto you ;-make royour 
ſelves friends of the Godof Heaven, ind che Lord 
Chriſt his Son , char when ye faile, and all. your 
« friends in che worldfaile,, and deach (all part you 
from all other friends , and ſhall curne you out, of 
houſeand home,they may receive you into everla- 


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£* | God, we mult be friends, kinde and cordial! friends 
hf ro chem. Many talke of being Gods friends,\ and 
tag On nine} tot 
gal Lendes: they looke coyly, and 
” them, cannor alford chem a good word, 
v7 jury lagu hope pier Te 
= fticnds. Burhow can this be? Ludge by your ſclvcs. 
Lita man 'makea common practiſe of wrong wronging 
nd abeſing you ends, and nll ou count i 
1 Fw friends ;-and will you hold friendſhip with . 
"them ? Nay , though you have conmed them our 
hiends before; yer upon ſuch carria you willle 
ft ations them. Chriſt calls his van 


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beto our friends. -  - _ 
Fourthly, Have 4 care, take beed of 
© 4 veowchonith bus enensies. As friends that' whore 
&+ cadew muſt have: commoy friends, ſo- diepmnlt han 
wel firma common cneraies. We our ſelves will not take bim 
ron for our friend' that is entire and inwardly familiar 
- 2yn..d Wichour profeſt adverſaries, we will norhavecoms 
| Joſe, peo nes bath communion 6ccorrels 
c- ponderice wich our enemies. Friends commubicare | 
© Prrecdem vir ſecrets tor their friends, and how ſhale man Þ & 
| dew avctwe-(ruſt him withhis ſecrers, who beingafriendto hi 
- re bomines enemy will communicatethem'to 
a anum6s- budwas Salomons (riend.: Salomon cheee ſpe- 
A fe all enemies, Hedad,Rexon, and Jerohaam;h King 
11.And this laſt Salomon ſought to kill:now ib. Z& 
bad went to hold in with S4/omor, it had becne no 
wiſdomein the world for him to hold inteJ 
or correſpondency withany of-theſe , it had 
to bavc loſt Salomons frieaditip for ever, 
But Zabud being Sa/omonsfriend,his wiſeſt courke } 2. 
was to bea;protcſt enervy 40 all theſe, if we went F 
then living atthartime, Leramanſer o—_ 
a face upon it, and make ever ſo deepe 
of love, yerit he cloſeand knit with ourpre 1FE 
enemies , wean. havecbe wir nor ena at 
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a withaathrnorebe, a man may 
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beſo with it that it may grow loath- 
ſome. And to this end is Se/omonr counſel uſe- 
full, Prov:25i116.17. Haſh thou found honey ? eate 
Gamebiesb fiſlatew firabiry thar is; haſt thou 
found a' friend? doenor Soy meine 
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Itrufed which did eateof. —_ (hos 


- beele againſt me. Qbad.7, They that bave eate a 


| > vatgS IY BEFI oY 
thee. There isa greacdeale of wiledome, and cano- 
Truthao char Eeclns.22 
31,22 ha a Bane? 4 ſword at thy friend,yet 


ney bes ve 


s friend will 
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depert.When 
old,bur belidesthere is a 


underhand falſe dealing wich a ſpice of malignity 
' this will unſoder the cloſeſt friends , this will ſpm- 


rate.very firends indeed So heres: Gods beſt friends 


a bave,and ofccnhavethcir faxlings,upon which 
God many times may give them ſoine round Jangu- 


,and-may make hum fallout with them, bur yer 


if nien. begin ance tofall of from God, apd (hall 
chooſe ſame acher new friend, ſoas an impiracion 
| «caſt upon God, as if thenew choyce wereherter, 
anderrors. and falle religions are ſo embraced as 


PO En nes wrong 


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a newfriend 
ischoſen,and tharnoc only wich the deſcrtion of the . 


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wo a eco =@ vw ak mate B Aaamon co a =, ku dd ee tt aw 


a friend will make him curne | 
our 
= they rebelled and vexed bis holy 8 piri 
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bem. How many zre there 


x.Bur 
when his bleſſed Name- is fo- hor- 
by you? Noſuch marcer, bur a friend 
doing that you know will vex him,won- 
arir'y blame him -not-to ſechim-prove 


av whale ends F; Thnkeyew 
SID. To, wrongs? Men are 


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wer 0 Jooonld him ſanares 
burſuch-a-grear; man is his cryin, 


ſhould ftir agaipftlim; 1 ſhould bearuſhr,andeber» © 

fore [-yereas good ir ill aherejs dou zedl Ee 44 

him;bur-l ſhall pull-bis friends-upe i = 

dointwenidnct dacamilſeindbipeorunl ox tex ee” 

this mangoe thou art not Ceſaii fisend, { -” 

Fl Towne ecou rocked 

ſelfe:abeucerfriehd: ro Ceſar inbeing a fied 

ro ery arm wir pabory\ 

friend roCe/ar Andthe ets gg ores wore 

roCimft,the berter friend kehatbines himkliind. - 

had-found Ceſar alſo the bercer-frierdcobimſelſes - x 

—_— Chriſt inco their hands for. feare (far wr 3 
nor be his friend, & yerfor thiss& by A 

joſticebe after luſt Ceſer for being his Giend 4 

on letbim goe, thou art not Caſaxs friend. 

thou donor lerhim goe, thou art nor Godsfriend:: - 

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