Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ...
Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ... Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ...
The E p I s t l emon) encreafeth P;rength, From all which it is cafic toconcluic , and hard to be gain-faid , that a cowardly perion, let him AvcU never io big , let him ca ric his creftnever fo high , is neither wife nox gooi. The wicked fleeProv. tS. I. Tvhen no ntAn ptirfneth,but the righteous are bold 04 a, Lyon,The kitidly venting of thole two afFcclions of Angerand Lov^hath made meclong 'wwX-iss argument, and raninow bee ray excafe. That of Anger , at tlie prefent degenerationof mens mtndcs from t!?at noblencfTeof- fpiricthat was wont to bee 'w\ the fcrvants of G o d : theother of love to you , in encouraging you to as highrefolutions as ever jthough hee bee tAksn aivaj that wasto you as LMofes to lo/i^nah, your tutoar in your youth ,your fingular inflrn^or by his powerfull Miniftcry inyour after-yeares : and ever your friend till hce wenthence , and was feene no more. Amongft thofe manyfpceches of his , which in his ordmary conferencepalTcd from him by weight, and not by number j I will refumeone ill your hearing moft fitting my purpofe : /»«
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Dedicatory.ever finde againft him than touching <strong>the</strong> law <strong>of</strong>his Go d)were never able by all thdr plotting to doc him any Dan. 6. j.more hurt, than onely to (hew <strong>the</strong>ir * teeth.And although hec bee now ga<strong>the</strong>red to his Fa<strong>the</strong>rs,yet he ftill fpeakes to youinthls exce/IeKt Treatife, <strong>of</strong>encouraging you <strong>the</strong>reby ftillwhich hee died in travel! ;^P(al. 37.1t.to doe worthilj m Ephratah , <strong>and</strong> to hold on in th<strong>of</strong>e good Ruth 4. 1 1.wayes <strong>of</strong> piety which you have ever loved. The veryHea<strong>the</strong>ns could fay that a good man i^as n puhlike good : x?"^^'^ *''*'
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