Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ...

OF BEAT M.-in the Promifes, clofer cleaving to the Word,cIearerfight of divine excellencies, 'heartier longingfor heavenly joyeSjC^ir.One drop of which fpiriruallrcfrefliing dcawcs diftilling upon the foule eveningreate'^ outward diftreffe ; one gHmpfe of fuchglorious inward joyes Hiining from the face oftheSun of falvation into the faddeft heart in the darkeftdungeon^doth incredibly furpaflc ail the comfortwhich wife, children, wealth, or (in a word)worldly good, or raortall greacnefTe can pofHblyyeeld.7P4. Or in pofterity 3 by a very remarkable,if not thir^po^cri/ymiraculous providence and care for them. Confi- rvho loje arjidcr for this purpofc, that G o t-fcaring Prophet^ '*^«''Goi>-2 Ktngs 4. who upon the matter, and in the taicmeaning, denied himfelfe, and forfooke all forGods f'ikc. (^ For he doth fo alfo,who preferres •Rei mjucrc 3.the glory of G o ©, the Gofpell, the caufc of '"i"Chr i^T,andkeepingof agoodconfcicnce,bc-"^ propter,"Tr7fiv^p"ojufore any, or alleaithly things 5 holding faft un- ter ' ch ri.fainedly arcfolution, ifhe be put to it, and times tJ^^ ' ^^require really and adually to leave all for p^ponc'/oL^,Christ.) Thisgood man might have '"applied n.bus, scfupahimfelfeto the prefcnt, ferved the times, fought"'^"^ira^'^cfl^'the Court, and f-.teat lejaifels Table with her o- charum pc(ftolther temporizing trencher-chaplaires. But it is " "