A mal WEED a . ; | _ : : 1 -n —_— whole Oeconomy of the Goſpel is a doing good their Hearts at the hearins of God*s mud oments denounced aun? ar - 2 . 2 0. B -] - ” « as O P_ Mo s «3 [wiem fr evil. So did on JOVIOUE, We: 1 the Author and Subjett of, them. . "hy ir. andſo muſt his o6"5 # Niiniſters do ; or they are not | 26 oayin?, * Go unto ths pore. and Gy þ flame, , - R MM 1 ot FE M 4 - or = F "1 - J " wt E: J ay OEEN® ob EE Oe "3 - ON hs ; "3 F o the like to GO ANY good at all : tor the World will hate them, 1 Jos. ing ye (hall hear, and thall not unde: Fand - and fool oy i ge they 3 13: ve ſhall fee, and nor perceir 1: - becy _ * 13 Who * wherrthey had & examined me, would FEI ney p- gr Re, - P,c-- _ þ » * *«TNET! 6 S7 -41C many *FOPHECICS CORC2INH7G diti. 4.1 Fx-:4. haVC let ego, becauſe there was no cauſe of death IN | the Miſeriesand Calamities which for their Sins vcore to come rye Luke 51 Ours; & 25 me. _ 9 | ON them, as allo concerning the Mefbah which was ro core bas Rem hings 6. & As Fefius did in the preſence of King Agrippa, Chap. 25, 25. did nor believe them or entertain them as they ought: fo chete £. «bo, chough they were both Unbelievers, yet juſtified Par ;| their Children (through the Righteous Judgment of God) info. poſtle :chnowJedging that he had not commitred any thing worthy of, rited their Fathers Sins, and ſhould be Heirs 3'fo of thei: prinifh- f that Bonds, much Jeſs of Death. Thus our Saviour was declared | ments. Thus we fee. that Scriprura Prophetica ſ[izpins implotur, L was 2 innocent by Pilate, Luke 23. 4. 14. and what was ſpoken and fulfilicd in tt Generation fo lons be. | 19 But when the Jews / ipake againſt #”, ] was'con:- | fore, was alſo in this ſo many lunared XY cars after, F . q p p « LN ” LS - OS SAN N .. S 2.1.44 A. —_— L = hip of 2” trained to appeal unto Clar, not that T had ought m to 27 For the c —_ Ol _—_— S waxed grofs, and F* - E 1 : Te p ] hk ar} a 21 ti] = BY BE f F 1\res th ave whoſe accuie my nation ot. | tnNen1r eais are dullo JEaring af jCT ELCS H NavVe t! e\ { The Jews uſed all their Oratory and Intereſt againſt Paul, ciofed ; left they ſhould fez with ther eyes, and hea e ſpent both before Felix and Feſtus. : And had it been in Felix's Power | with therr ears, and underſtand with 1.2 heart, an Church (which after Paul's __ it was hot), he would have ſacrificed | ſhould be converted, and .', I thould heal them as their Paui to the malice © the Zews ; and by that means got their fa- c Though God did forſake his People (being firft forſiken of nay ſee your, whor he had fo incenſed againſt him. m Paul did not ſo them) and withdraw his gratuitous Afſifiance from them, ver i our 0 much want matter, as mind to accuſe the Fews. And he declares, | ; . 5c <2 a. Tas 0n SO ; « >| 1s all juſtly charged upon then, rhey having by their Sins (aid ter, and that whatſoever he had ſuffered, his Intentions were not to ca-| yn Cod depart from Ss Eire nor the Rnowt dn cf fariners lumniare them, bur to vindicate himſelf. a A. _ . II ot a, ies : / , y ways, Job 21. 19. d They winked, as thoſe tliur were 10:71 an Own, 20 For this cauſe theretore have I called for you, to| to fee; though they could nor bur fee the Truths Paut had lee you, and to {peak with yu : becauſe that for the » preached concerning the Mefliah; Prejudicate Opinions ond {C12 there y hope of 1H ael I am bound with * this c chain. Hay hindering them trom coming unto the ackrowt:dgn.ync » See Chap. 23. 6. and 24. 2r. This Hope 1s either, 1. of the of them, *.” or pardon them ; for by guilr rhe Sou} 1s wounded, 1 Tokel RefurreG&ion, as in the forementioned places ; and chap. 26. 6, 7, 28 Be it Known therefore unto yOu, that the e Jaiva- Voyng, ' Or, 2. the Mefliah, Chriſt is the Hope of 1/-ael, ſo they pretended | tion of Godis ſent * unto the f Gentiles, and chat rlicy «41, Þ.. 1d cam? for many Ages, and him now Paul preached. o For though he | will hear it no 4 blew, had his 1iberty to go abroad, yet he was chained with his Right} », $6, the Goſpel is called ; becauſe, 1. The finding of it ovt 5 T's ' a i } y ” ; ; : pay 2 why, Ms ; Y > antes... : oy ry - ne Are anno on —_ him ; and could 2. The preparing of itby ſending his Son. 3. The revealing of Mena in nor POWIDTY "OE wn ned unwittingly LLom POT, : it. And, 4. Its efficacy is only of God. f Asby our $:viour's _— 21 And they faid unto him, We neither received p| Commiſſion, Marth. 28. 19, and Luke 24. 47. does apprar. held in ſetters out of ſudea, concerning thee, neither any ot | And Paul had by Experience found the Effe&ts of it ; as mar be is the brethren that came ſhewed or ſpake any harm of ſeen in allthis Book of his Travels; where we may find many of FRM = C_ were obedient unto the Word, which the Jews gain- ce. ay'd and bla > Cefired p The High Prieſt and the reſt of them that had perſecuted F IND had ſaid theſe words, the Jews 4d © toward Paul, did either deſpond of their Cauſe, when it ſhould come to| _ 2 WHED 2 INTER RICT WOIG?, UNC ENS oe be impartially heard ; or were ſupine and negligent in a matter parted, and had great g reaſoning among themſelves. called one which they pretended ſo highly to concern their Religion : Burt|, £ Some accuſing of Paul, others vindicating of him ; ſome Gs Chris ſel-ends, their preſent Eaſe and Reputation, were the main mat- believing, as wer. 24. others not believing : Our Saviour and his = Locund ters they contended for. Goſpeltoo, being for the riſing and falling of many. he Apoſt 22 But we deſire to hear of thee what thou thinkeſt ; | 30 And Paul dwelt two whole years in his own hircd 1f, deſcen- for as concerning this q ſet, we know that y every houſe, +þ and received all thft came in unto him; 1d at Rom, where it is ſpoken againſt. q : Of what Nation or Quality key were, Paul preached & , adding q Or, Herefte, for ſo they called the Chriſtian Religion, - Chap. | = —_ them upon the wo condition of Faith and Holi- © Rome 1 24.5, 14. r Ofall conditions of Men, Governours and People, = nd. = in that imitated God = _ - —_—_ ho refuſe none en the Em: nd in all Places, as Luke 2. 34. Chriſt is ſaid to be a ſign thar ©2** thus come unto him. And though Paz! might have had om St, Pau ſhall be ſpoken ageinf. . greater ſecurity from trouble by the *ews (if he would have de-
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