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V, Dri » Ire of ls Par als en 'y FE > ; : 8 Tor the carth bringeth forth fruit of her lelt, f <nquire wg fon For 1Ithovgh Fane nf his Parull'; were & gi : l ' oa M ” a - p* : D ain anc Cattle 10) $1 Us TTY, Toy 't '$/ EEE y! ”, d4 | " then rhe ear ; atter that, the full corn | © 3 WISCTILI IC, vol Cf, TROL Qtr rſt the blade, ” : , SdV ings, vecaute the Dattiine t,uht iy tom - In The £20 PET > ; [710.15 Conti nctous Hearer: would ther, fore cite f ene 29 Bur wen the frut 15 | brongit forth, imme- | P.:-.a6te, EXPpaubuld to them 5 theſ> were bile Dn en > RY jE: 3 gr 5 — »y £5 - ” 5 9 3H 7 * 4 ( « ? | x J —— a : : Kos. 2s - date) INC | (Cf h Il the [ICKiCy becaule Le harveſt I5 MLONEO Vel , 44 Tt \ h1 In itt VV a 5 WOajWT CS dial [ p_ f | . 5, alu in or by which he taught the Moltirude, F, Ki C1 '"N (OM-- ; Hearers, their contenting them folvus Þ i; a mi erin find Our Evangeltlt a19ne tzketh notice of this Parable z nor hath] ,F Words, which thes <1 not vader ERS £4: 7 h Ty wag " %s I p « V {4 f a Jai”) » Let *V rYAl To 1 Tr j bo _ EE b 3 mn -# wa ; ca Y aetl;; {2% ] 1h. it any Paſta Expitcat! N 41:ccyd, It we expound 1t with } extian that they made no Coricionc bk 1 Le relation to what went bctore, the lcope of 1t 4ecimetit fo be, to fact; '9 whan it was not ctyven tt» bmw the WG: Ee * let us know, that God wilt ave an Arcount of ydicn, 1197 ther L do's nf G3 but ſuch UPOI wh __ YO REAP 9 ! A lg "IO EPs Reo frire we bs not: anne al ads So " Wh ms | NY 7 SS 20 CrOPICE Hearing Of Þ1: Word ; and eniure fore Mcn had nced to take heed | r,44 vx 15 to be fulfilicd, Ti. 5. c, x. . hat «oy hear (as Mark ſaith J) anu Dow they rear (as Lube phra- _ : SEES a et OO 4 : --- C 1 2 F 4 * , ! 7 Fs, ? AN —— C * 42 24 Ct it) rus the 2th. Verſe £xpoundcth tle former wath the 35 * And the ſame EMS when tne cnc ? me, , bal oy " hp , hn? 1 rin + 9A 3* » "y 4 "4459 Y 's ' + "m -) - n — R a - ” ay —_ £, kelp af Our SavIOUT 9 E xXPOt10191 O; Ne P ar able " re Tares, GN as 1:1th UnCO them, Let 15 j2a1$ OVCi BAntnh the other - . ch hehad told us, Mat. 13. 35. Tre Harvelt is the End of tre] (ge. . ; \V 1:11? , , - . . . 1» the Reapers are the Ange!;, There 15 another Notion of pu World 5 the ACare I. : : 6 Ard when they had for «At the minirien th. God's Harvelt, Mat. 0. 37. atid F537. 4 35: where God s Harveſt PR, - ak | a th y had 1cNTl d whe. LC EPUT 122, - ries a Pcople cnclined and prepared to Hear'and to Receive y LOOK M1... even as he was in the ſhip, ard there $1.01 a , 1 " i F . . p ' c Wh - bt ne Gojpcl. But w:itnal, tlits Pnrctle of cur Saviours may be | WETE allo with kim other litrlec ſhips. _ hy 1 WM IC ® Rf re EG fas 4 Fae | . C3 x * . f further uſe to us {| The Kin;tm of God 3s, &e.] That 15 37 And there a:oſfe a preat ſtorm of wind, and the Such is the Providential Ditpentarion of G: d, 1n gathering I'S waves beat ito the ſhip ſo thar it was now full Curch by the Mmnittry of the Word, as Mens caiting of Seer 233 And hewas io 2 wi ; , c *Fp" 7s »t0 the Ground, When the Fiu-bandman hath caſt Þ15 Seed ; was 11 toe hit der Part of the hip.atlep TIC FREW 4 "= . ts , . 8 - [| - SEU a * ——_ into the Ground, he 15 no more ſuincitous about 18, nor doth he on a pillow * and they awake him, and {3\ UNTO Mit expect to diſcern the Motion of it; but having done what 1s his Vaſter, carelt thou not that we p-rith? | A 1.3152 | 1? SETS f } ”=_ Fe Tr J}CT t} O T7 F w? 'E d] as . ' — part, Bc po = —_—_ AE: Prog - Gogs = 39 Andhe aroſe, ard rebuked the wind; and {aid VIdeRCo. INC 1TH WINGS. WIN *FHIT 0} F4 Je» j jc nor WIE unto the Sea Pe = {1,1}, Mn. 4 Oy F 1 out the Inducn ce of Heaven, both in the thining of the Sun, i » ace. be {till :and the wht d cexiied, and nd the falling of the Dew, and of the Ban ; neither doth its ITE Was great Calm. Fruit appear prefently mn 1% tall Ripcncts and Perfcition, bur 40 And he fGid unto them, Why ate y< ieurivls :ridually 15 made perfect ; | ftrft there appears the BYude,the A-rb. how is it t har ye have no faith ? ho tr, then the Gram, | winch by degrees vroweth to- its OED © : — then the Ev", th ns OE op Oe. OO 41 And they feared exccedingly and laid one to {| mazmtude, and then harencth, and then the Hushandm.n another, What m 5 Mad - hy - , 6 = PR . — . +4 5 a4 ; - »? £d © +] putteth in his Sickle : fo the Vinifters of the Goſpel ought farth-| . F » 7 HACMANNET IT MAN 15 TNIS, TNAT EVEN LiiC {iv to a0 thor parts, in ſowing the S.cd of the Golpe!; then Wind and the ſea obey him ? n0t to bc rwO {oil1citous, but to 'CaVC tic rtuc unto god. Where Tins P1ece of :hifrory 1% recite ty Maitthoew and {ut *, "436 WW '9 the Seed falls upon gn1d Ground, the Word wall not be untruttful. as by our Evazeeliſt, ind tat with rio contidera) V4ibatn The Miniſter of the GOP! doth not PECTEHELY d11cern the fruit cne fron anoti er; what; in it yanter” Explication. :3 av t4 of tis Jabour 3 he at hiſt, It way be, fect nothing of it, but 1>| found in the Notes on Hat. 8. 23, &c Criſt ad bac ine ! 4 3 BAS *.» - As S . / VT > EL 8 . . . . "es ready to cry out, I nw LibMured In varn : but though the Seed | ing, and being weariced, and tizcd wit! tbe Mu ite 10H lie under the C'ods, and frems choaked with the Corruption of preffing upon kim, gave order to crofs the 1, and to vo ove Man's Heart, yet 1f the Sul he one fo who 1t {15 given to knw] on the ottier tide; then (to ſhew us he was truly N and bots hs Mt. \C(nld it (hall ſoring « hs SHE l, ef | - the W.ſteries of tre Kingdom j 0 Id, c matt Ipring out, the Word took. upon him tie Infirmitics of cur Naturez io com; e'1 Wi. he {opt OE fo be Ioff . but nie will ſprinz the Blade. then hiaſelf [oO tleep upon a Pillow, 1n tic i.indeor part of Gtbhjido ' vil appocr the Ex, The Frutt of the Word preached, appcars | There happencth a great Storm cf Wird, nut without Cirriit's wr degrees 3 Dmetiunes, at firit, onlv by creating good Inciini- | kriewledge and ordering, that lic mizlr, upor: * iccaficin: trons 12 the Soul, ard Dctircs to [earn the way of the Lord more | both try his Peoples Faith, and alio thew his Din Power, in verſettly 3 then in Acts further tending to Perfection 3 at Jaſt 1n|ftiiling the raging of the Sea. As Man he tor , w_the conmmecd Habits of Grace. If 1s not thus with ail ; in ſome |} ſaine time he was the truc Witchm.mn of hract who never fuirr- the Word brings forth nothing but the Blaze, a Inttle outward | bereth nv ſleepeth : The Storm encreaſets til there was » 4ropt Protcition, which detindleth away, and dies; 1n fome the Pro-| quantity of Water come into the Sip, and they 64 end to ton ho.ds longer, but tncy never come fo confirmed Habits | periſh. In the Mount of the Lord it jhatt bs fren, God iftn for of Vertue and Hojinelſs, But there will come an Harveſt, when i hears from bclping h1s Puople til fe aft hour. Then they God wr'l come with his Sickle, to reap the Fruit of his Sced | awabe him + He arilzth, reukes the Wind avd ihe aver ; ſown ; therefore Vea had need tak” ER WO and vow they hear.| ufeth no means, - but by the Word of his Px: » 4c mmandcth ] q > a+ th:ic » * 7 4 ) Þ- o 1 * 1 ”'y 74 ; b This 1 take to 56 fhe lence cf this P arable. the Wind and Wavcs to be ft 1 = 104 h- 4io re;uxcti f35 Bit- R , c:ples for want of Faith, wio ver did not ditcern that be was / 8 = / b eos Z0 And he ſaid, W hereunto ſhall we liken the. not Man on'y, but the A4nihty Grd. as cppears by ther words, kin:dom of God ? or with wiat compariſon ſhall] we | tncy faid one tc another, What manner of Man us ti ? compare 1t * A OE 54 — M : OF T. (; H A ” VF. 31 tt islike a * grain of muſtard-ſeed, which whiten RL. j- - _ 57 Fu > wn) oofdo 4 lo D , SY | ** ſ __ EY < , : IP > ot ” _ 3 SY 10Wn in the earth, 15 leſs than all the eds that! Chriſt, in the Countrey of the Gadavenes, diipaſſi]ot' 2 Wan of a deln The earth. Legim of Devils, and per mitteth them t9 29 ints the Swine: The . . N : » + a, re; a ; My / t , . } 2 M th, - A / ; = _ | Ode 32 But when It 1s ſow ng it groweth up, and be- Gad a CINE) Pra) him } depart I 1c Wn BJ? 4 / G ? / pal, an meth vreater rt ll hert nd. Oo departeth, and publiſheth what had be! dwe throggrut Doon- COMCL! &TCAtel C12N At WIDS, an 2 OOLeth Our great polts, 1—20% A Woman ſub of a Bonds Ile, by truiching bas branches, 10 rhat the {owls of the alr may lodge under Garment, is made whole : He comfort et) ner, and Cc mmronte:t the ſhadow of It. her Faith. 21—34. Raiſeth the Ruler s Datghter from tre Dead, 2 —4 2 ' % ; CLE Y 35 4 & We met with this Parable, Mat. 13. 31. where the Reacer , SE... ; es en SES wo orrom: of if 1c - anita s/ P a- "= x og WI! 11d \ + laws Q1VEN thic ITHWTLES Of J}i» It IS l } F9}; Ciqgl il of : X*- 1 1 - y LuUR.S p s v8; CI G5 ti DS) - - * 14.3 ate ue foretellins Te great Succels that rhe Goſp21, which at| I ND they * came over nnto Fe OMICr _ this time was refirained to a little Corner of the World, and of the ſea, into the countrey of the (ada- tar mer with (1440) acceptatice, ſhou'd have, after Chriit's Re- | renes, lurcton from the Dead : Whi th Prophecy we imd was fuittl- 2 And when he was come out of the {hip i: .7e- A __ I. : ſ 4 > F| } hae ir s i t 1 C ' * . . : . - 4 10 the Aputtl. - LIME, ang hath been further fulfilling in all diately there met him out of the tombs, 2 man with Ages of the World -fnce that time. Goicte ; an unclean ſpirit, 33* And with many fſach parables ſpake he the : "NCEINS 3 Whohad his dwelling amongſt the tomize, and
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