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Th | tau zbecauſe amed: orgs cine ft 5k — cucn cor od$:peo- newer bes r Quercome; IIS noꝛ could they euer eir enemies, ſo long as their or vir deadlieſt enemies, fought 10a 11 them pech of vnrepentance. Hence if rh aucat, MDA God yaule vnto the im⸗ = Jenit: ts of J Goe not vp againſt your ene- mies to 8 ye die. Mo maruatie then it when 85K man * [udith 5. the t hate ſo long as they Wil, ENV of $4 ; ll wg | man in his — turnt Mig necelikie of Repentance into à libertie and 2 litent wut neſle of ſinning God his June r dif bertie of pardoning into a-neceſlitie of pt Int- ſhing, Aboue all things therefozr- (Bꝛe het ſecke alter him in faith and repentanee, in wi ping, faſting, and pzaying, who is oi reconctti ation withtheFather, Jeſus'Chzift 15 ſaſbaitthovoyce.of his blood, jing ad bs; - downe:the. vort at at dur exping dn lines, ' | 5 * . 8 But are men ſpirits onely? Are they their battels — with 1 1 8 : .. No; — a mar ſeruants,in their denten öunbentde 5. is pro —— bee baten agg 8 . mal them cogocourto bat ell J enemies. Abraham, Moſas, 10f Wr Warriers. and famous in their generations, fightingtheLozds battels;pet 1 | an of them euer went out fo battell without due pꝛeparation of. meanes. ee read of the great, mightie, and numerous armies ot Gods owne people, and their frength and ineaues | imploped foztheir wartes. read ok Lawes *Levir. and of Armes, and Counſels of warte; and we find alte 8 8. Gods incouragement to Captaines; and War⸗ fader; We ng in railing *ludges to Iſracl,tobnow = 4 1 pꝛouide — — . — — On — * —— arte owe nc — —_ — ” m0 - — — — a © tees St = A. LY 5 i to. fig their:hattels ; ſuch as were tad, and Shamgar of whomit is taid, The Spirit pf the Lord game upon wennde toaght. * Indges 7. nd w read. of- -*Hher(wondrof the Lbrd, and of . 55 ;f — 18 0 God Mee mens. vp. the "Ars hone moe bthe Kardthat in- 1155 people in their du: ties to God 57 ibi and the their Countreyzafd 899 df ail loyal: Subtettg lutton,'t | JG pre wiulizeſ *ludges 3. 5 eat gon, pc erand trug Re n is alſo a ſſaulted. andy 5 — this State, and emberg e Waſoenck Hath not hig ſhare tc part hete⸗ inthis chip otrthe care of Put 7 Dos that the welfivr:of the hole is his watargandthoiilſpceding ofthis delſel ;cannotibutbe the chip acke wc ruine of 85 8 Meimoſtdeare vnt o him. Bt, 26; tf -2eRgh mur racktwerdnefe, ies! 2 gage Nen enavatim to mist and ops —— enemy: as well dythe people iy $3 agb the Pꝛince and theLea- t4all-become-gniltic on vur own 5 ruine, ———— ———— — AN EXDortation. © ruine, and giue oppoꝛtunitie and incourage- ment tothe maleuolent mighty enemy, to ex⸗ erciſe his rage and cruelty, with vnbounded and vnlimited turp, againſt all places and per⸗ ſons that come in his wap: tail wee not iuſtly bee taxed of failing in our duety in relpect both of publike and pꝛiuate? Pet in the height and beſt or our care, meanes and pzeparation, then doeth our hope become bictonous, when in ronſdence of Gods helpe and pzotection, our Spirituall and Tempozall fozces are vnited together; but much moze re⸗ lying vpon our Spirituall munition, which hath an obligation ot pꝛomiſe with God, then vpon our politique, tempoꝛall and coꝛpoꝛall. Memoꝛable and admirable is the ſtozy of Moles, who was pzaving while his Captaines and Souldiers were fighting with Amalck ; hands in pzaper,: Iſracl-had the better, but ſo ſoone as his hands failed and fell downe, Ama- lek the enemy pꝛeuailed. nohat elſe doeth this teach bs, but that whoſocuer they be that fight, Uicto2y is abſolutely in the will and power of Gad; and therefoze when wee pꝛepare foz bat⸗ teſt, not to put our truſt in the arme or fleſh, but to;put end haue our confidence onely in our God, the Loid of Hoſtes; and hauing. as it be: hooueth vs in the feare ol God, made due pꝛepa⸗ ration of all good meanes, to put on our Ar⸗ mour, and goe to the en with bended knees, and and ſo it feltout , that while-Moſesheld vp his  Lord of the Isles by the blast of Ramshornes; he gave victory to Israel, by the holding up of Moses his hands: he commanded the host of the Madianites, at the sound of Trumpets, and none of men's voyages, and clothing of pitchers together: he finished strength into the very heart of Sam's head, when Samson exulted, saying of his fame, Heapes upon heaps of a thousand, by the jaw-bone of an Aſe. But miracles now are so universal. In the laſt place therefoꝛe, let bs examine the N moꝛe — ͤ œP EE mn ——̃ —— moe oꝛdinarp pꝛouidence of God, which may beget conũdence in all extremities of warfare, What can man feare, being in reconctliation and conkederacy with God, when our enemies are made the enemies ot God? Js it the policy of their Counſels: But hee confoundeth the counſell of Achicophel. Js it that enemies com- bine together in the name of an holy league ? But when ther ſay,*a Confederacy, God malicth. Pl. 83. them like a wheele turned with the ſpirit of gid- dineſſe. Js it the courage of their hearts? But he poſlellech the enemies hearts with! feare, and Deut. 2. maketh the hearts of * Canaanites to melt. Jg it ol. 5. their ſtrength oꝛ hugenes of ſtature 7 But were they the childꝛen ok Anakims and Gyants, and we but as Graſhoppers in compariſon of them; pet Feare them not (faith God) I will goe before * Num. 13. you. Is it the multitude of their holls? But 219 14: it is the gloꝛy of God to ouerthꝛow many * chou- ludg. 7. ſands by a few hundreds. Js it their iopnt and vnited koꝛces? But hee ſetteth the Egyptians. IIA. 19. againſt the Egyptians. Js it their impoꝛtunitie, not to bee ſatiſfied till they light? But either, hee will dzaw * Senacherib backe from war- ring againſt Iſrael, by a rumour of warres be⸗ gun in the bowelsof his owne kingdome, 02 elle, if they will-needes battell, hee will hale them on thereunto to their owne deſtruction. Ioſh. 1. Is it because no man can tell, when there shall come deliverance? But he can do this to do a thing, and he can. This is  and maine Ocean. To couclude, doe we cleaue fait to God? then their armes cannot touch vs; Ic is hee that maketh Warre to ceaſe, knappeth the Speare aſunder, and burneth the Chariot with fire. Noz - can dur enemies auopd theſwozd, when it ſhall bee infozced vpon them; foz then, as ſaith the Pꝛophet, who can ſaꝝ to the c woꝛd ofthe Lozd, Put vp thy ſelfe into thy ſcabbard, reft and bee ſtil! ? It is anſwered ,* How can it bee quiet, ſeeing the Lord hath giuen ita charge againſt e Anbalonẽ Finally (deare Bꝛethꝛen) bee you exhoꝛted a⸗ gaine andagaine, to ſerious and ſpeedp repen⸗ tance, the onely meanes whereby the wzath even ofthe omnipotent God is made impotent: And (howſoeuer God ſhall bee pleaſed to diſpoſe of An Exhortation. of pour bodily lites)aboue all things ſecketobe furniſhed with the compleate ſpirituall Armour of God,conſiffing of trueth, hope, inward righte⸗ ouſneſſe,and purity of a good conſcience, where- by wee mayſubdue all ſpirituall enemies that map aſſault our ſouies, and in the end bee made polleſſozs of that cuerlaſting kingdome of blel⸗ ſedneſle , which hath been ſo dearelp purchaſed by Chziſt our Dautour , and pzepared koz all that with faith and patience expect the gloꝛi⸗ ous appearance of his comming,accozding vn⸗ to the everlaſting mercy of our moſt gracious and omnipotent God, to whom bee ren⸗ dꝛed all pzaiſe, power, and thankſ= giuing, both now and euer⸗ moze, A MN N. 2 — — — AUG Imprinted at LO N 4 9 1 by BONHAM NORTON, and John Pill, Printers to the Kings most Excellent Maîtérie.  a! — * | ſ — * D a pi * *. a | 4 ;, 2 i f * * a : ; f 4 a 7 F g | - * — * a . * 0 0 " - R p. 4 * * | | 4? c : *? 4 U - 2. 3 0 24 f | o be * I — , v * *, | | ©. a - 1 3 # V. b - ” * * — 4 x A * 7 f - & P — — I * * 7 1 4 4 5 F - £ by Y 1 3 = 1 o. * * N 4 = * * 2 0 : $ = a > Fr : 8 2 E * 1 * 53 - ** 2 N ; f . % * * o £ | *  * * * * o Ls £ 4. 