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Mockers and roifurersofthe lairhflill Miinftcrs,(you would littlethinkeit) draw G o r» s flamingwrath upon a people without remedy, fee % Chr^/i,•36,16, " -1''.. .:;v.,rj::n'r .vidSpirituall cov/ards, and thofc who hiving givenrheir names to Religion, are fallen away from theirfirfl: Iovc,arc the fpeciall men to remoove our Can-dleftick, and put out the glory of Ifrael.ScornefuU perfecutors^ of G o d s people, asthough they were the very filth of the worlds andthe of-fcouring of all things, the plagues of thesimes, and the troublers of ifrael, whereas intruth the world is nqt worthy ofthem, they arc thevery chariot and horfe-men o^ ifrael •, they are theonely jewels,ftarres ,Sunnes, Saints, Angels oftheearth :for their fakes, and fafety alone, theSunoeholds out his'glorious unwearied courfe; the earthfprings, and is over-fpred with fuch beauty andfwceineffeithe ay re infpires her lively and rcfre-(liirg breath Jthat great and reftlcffe body of theSea^ kcepcs within hei bounds ^ States and Kingdomesturne not into confufions of blood, in aword,the world ftands. Iftheir number were oncemade up,this goodly frame would fipme about oureares.I fpeakenotfor any whitcd Tombes,fuperciiiousPharifees ; but I fay ,fuch are very peftilcnt inftrumcntstobetray f.nd expofe aKingdome to theambitious rage of forraine Nations, and fyry oftheir enemies, whether they vexc and perfccutcGods people by fire,faggot, fword,power,purfe,pollicy in their hearts and affedions, by theirconguesjoay^brow-beating^a eontradcd fore-head,F . aSee Rcyci.z.y.