we i nuch more PCrTorimances are ſo lame and upertet, that tt: We do, amounteth not to the leaſ} Part of wh 7
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thoſe that exerciſe it, aud which God hath .promied, ſhall be too mode RY hs Galilee to eruſulem,
nard, or great an atchjievemene for it ; yet will jt not thence follow, 7 vt ten
that if we had Faith, th it
iSd full perſuaſion that God wouid do ſuch a thing by us, and 2x rcit and conndence In God relating to it, we might remove Mountains, or caſt Sycamine-trecs into the Sea,
for nc ſuch Faith in us nc;v could have a promiſe for its obje&, fo as ſuch a Perſuaſion would be no Faith, but 4 meer Preſumption, But there are other things as d1iFcult, for which all believers have promiſes, Stn ſhall have n Domingnn over you, Reſiſt the Devil
and he w!1l flee from 10, &c.
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rgiving [lyuries, js not the leaſt, eC. an, pecially to ſome nutury] feinpers. But (laitit our Sdviour 2 do not think it impoſſible to do,you have ſaid wel! fo 17e, Lord increaſe our Faith, for if you had Faith os 4
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on, and you th.:t have g Cer S1VEN you, and a Promiſe made vou
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7 But which of you bavins a ſervant Plowing, or | fl offeri feeding cattel, will lay unto him b
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cure, to let peoplz know
ad 110g V:rcue Was loherune 3h m, and that the proceeding of it from him, was not TYCA to any re- L | mony uſed at the doing of the Work, which he uled or on. ited ac- 9 Doth he thank that ſervant becauſe he Cid the cording fo Nis pleaſure, ; things thet were commanded him 3 I trow not. 15 And one of _©nem, when he ſay that he was 10 So likewiſe ye, when ye ſhall have done all thoſe | kealed, curneg Pack, and with a lou things which are commanded you, ſay, We are unpro- | God, table ſervants :
Was our du-| 16 And fel] down on b;, face
at his feet,
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are plainly a Parable, a part of 4 diſcourſe wherein our Lord , under an earthly fimilitude inſtructeth ys in a ſpiritual Duty. This duty 1s ealily learned from the Epiparavole, v.10, and it lieth in two things. r. That we ought t) do all thoſe things hich our Lord hath commanded us. 5, That we, when we have dne al, are to lob for our reward, nt of debt, but of Grace,
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this by a Similitude or Parable. He ſuppoſeth a Man to have a Ser- Chriſt as God; way i __ r:9 appecr that his | i825. vifey -
vant Plowing or tcrding Cattle for him. By Servants we muſt under- high 45 to belicy © a1 fne "Teffreh, te fon of Ds; id; they 1 peak
ſand, ſuch Servants as they had in thoſe Countrics, who were not | to him only Woes 2 nutiwn of Flies, Miter, v. 12. 't is plain thes
ay Servants, or Covenant Servants, who are only obliged to work velieved him at icalt tO ca great Prophet *ent from Led, ond cloath. their hours, or according to their Contrars with us ; but ſuch Ser. | cd with a power from Gog
VANS, aS Were moit uſual amongſt the
* TI chuſe rather ther... m, who were bought with
bus falling dwn on is face at his Feet, as an hwmtjc poſt Verence, which thoſe Nations did often uſe tn ©) P[ome\ « pericrs by ; not as 4 poſture of Adoratinn, 4nd that his 2 'oriffin God was a Praiting of him, as the Principal eficj-;: .
wg, and his giving thanks to Chriti Gods inſtrument jn the cafe - | Samaritan. Common-wealth of T5
their Money, or 7aken in War, who we Command
re wholly at their Maſters 7, ezrd
all their time was their
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-1, 4nd at night to be come in from their Labour. ard be was a © 4585 them which of them would think er, v. A Stranger to the ly to ſet the IC Samaritans were,