31 But I have pray'd that though thy faith be jolted It may not quite be overthrown and then Luk. 22 32 When thou 'rt recover'd help the other ten I 'll follow thee said Simon to the end Mat. 26 33 Mar. 14 29 Luk. 22 33 Joh. 13 37 Nor jail nor death it self shall me offend Nor death it self said He thou shall not twice Mat. 26 34 Mar. 14 30 Luk. 22 34 Joh. 13 38 Hear the Cock crow till thou deny me thrice But stoutly he and all the rest reply'd Mat. 26 35 Mar. 14 31 They never would deny him though they dy'd Before said he I sent you forth 't is true Luk. 22 35 And did miraculously succour you But now whatever shift ye make provide Luk. 22 36 And arm your selves for this tempestuous tide For as Isaiah saith I must be kill'd Is 53. 12. Luk. 22 37 Those prophesies are all to be fulfill'd Behold said they two swords are here at hand Luk. 22 38 Well well said he e'er long you 'll understand Let not your heart be troubled neither grieve Joh. 14 1 Believe in God and so in me believe Good store of mansions at my Fathers are Joh. 14 2 Your places there I 'm going to prepare Then I 'll return and take you unto me Joh. 14 3 That where I am there ye may also be Whither I go ye know the way ye know Joh. 14 4 For I have told you of it long ago Thomas reply'd the place we do not know Joh. 14 5 How should we then the way that leads thereto I am the way the truth and life said He Joh. 14 6 None cometh to the Father but by me In knowing me ye know the Father too Joh. 14 7 In me the Father hath appear'd to you But grant said Philip that we may behold Joh. 14 8 His glory as the Prophets did of old So long have I with you been conversant Joh. 14 9 And art thou still said he so ignorant Believ'st thou not that He and I are one Joh. 14 10 His words are spoke by me his works are done Believe me that we both one essence make Joh. 14 11 Or else believe me for the works own sake If ye believe ye shall do more than I Joh. 14 12 Because the time of my departure's nigh Ask in my Name aright it shall be done Joh. 14 13 Thus God is glorfyed in his Son Joh. 14 14 Only to this beloved Son approve Joh. 14 15 By your obedience your unfeigned love And then at my request he will I know Joh. 14 16 The everlasting Comforter bestow That Spirit of all truth whom all the rest Joh. 14 17 Nor see nor know by you alone possest I leave you not like helpless Orphans here Joh. 14 18 But to your comfort I will soon appear Though not to all the world Know that in me Joh. 14 19 Your life is hid to all eternity That I and God are one then shall ye know Then shall ye know that you and I are so Joh. 14 20 Us and our love we mean to manifest To him whose love is in his life exprest Joh. 14 21 How wilt thou said the other Judas then Joh. 14 22 Appear to us and not to other men Because said Christ his love is thus exprest Joh. 14 23 Us and our love we thus will manifest Who loves me not he keepeth not my words Mine did I say they are indeed the Lords Joh. 14 24 These things I tell you e'er I go in summe Joh. 14 25 But when from us the Paraclete is come All needful truths he ' l clearly teach you all Joh. 14 26 All that ye have forgotten he ' l recall My peace I give you and I give it so Joh. 14 27 That all the world can no such peace bestow Let not your heart be troubled neither fear Joh. 14 28 For I intend to come again ye hear So go to him who is so far above me Ye would be glad sincerely did ye love me I tell you now that when th' event ye see Joh. 14 29 It may confirm your faith in him and me I shall not say much more now comes the Devil Joh. 14 30 The worlds great Prince but finds in me no evil Yet I submit that all the world may know Joh. 14 31 I love and serve my Father Let us go 17. I am the real Vine my Fathers care Joh. 15 1 Makes all true boughs of mine more clusters bear But ev'ry fruitless branch he takes away Joh. 15 2 And ye are prun'd by what you 've heard me say Joh. 15 3 Abide in me and I in you no fruit Joh. 15 4 Is born by those that leave the stock and root I am the root and stock the boughs are ye Joh. 15 5 In me you 're fruitful fruitless out of me Like out-cast wither'd branches that are good Joh. 15 6 For nothing but afford the fire food But keep in me and keep my words ye may Joh. 15 7 Be sure that God will hear you when ye pray My Father 's honour'd when much fruit ye bear Joh. 15 8 And men will say These His Disciples are Such as the Fathers love to me hath bin Joh. 15 9 Such mine hath been to you remain therein Therein ye shall remain do but my will Joh. 15 10 As I do his and am beloved still These words I sprinkle now like drops of dew To cherish and encrease my joy in you This is my will As I your elder Brother Joh. 15 12 Have loved you so love ye one another Father than this the love of more extends That one lay down his life to save his friends Joh. 15 13 My friends are ye while doing as y' are bidden The Masters mind from servitours is hidden Joh. 15 14 But unto you as unto friends have I Clearly reveal'd the Gospel-Mystery Joh. 15 15 I chose you to 't my spirit being in you Joh. 15 16 You 'll bear such fruit shall evermore continue Pray in my name and so be heard above Joh. 15 17 And as I said before each other love If unto you the world doth hatred shew Joh. 15 18 It hated me before it hated you Because I chose you out o th' world is shown Joh. 15 19 Its hatred for the world would love its own Ye must be serv'd like me observe that word Joh. 15 20 The servant is not greater than his Lord. They 'll use you so for bearing of my name Joh. 15 21 Because they know not him from whom I came Had I not acted like to God and spoke Joh. 15 22 As no man could their sin had had some cloak Joh. 15 23 Now all pretense is gone
the flax where spark of hope is left Till he compleat his Gospel-Right ' ousness Till Gentiles this Victorious Judge confess Mat. 12 21 4. About this time the Lord abode in pray'r Mar. 3 13 Luk. 6 12 All night upon a mountain to prepare His Ordination When the Sun drew near Mar. 3 14 He summons his Disciples to appear Whence he so many for Apostles marks Luk. 6 13 As th' antient Jewish Church had Patriarks To be his near attendants and disperse Thâ—se joyful tidings through the universe Ease to restore to those that were dis-eas'd Mar. 3 15 And to recover whom the Devil seiz'd Peter and Andrew James and John two pairs Mat. 10 2 Mar. 3 16 Luk. 6 14 And these two last he called Thunderers Mar. 3 17 Then Philip Thomas and Bartholomew Mat. 10 3 Mar. 3 18 Luk. 6 15 Levi th' Exciseman alias Matthew Alphâ—us's Son Jacâ—bus was another And Judas call'd Thaddeus Jamcses Brother Siâ—oâ— the Cananiâ—â— or else Zelotes Mat. 10 4 Mar. 3 19 Luk. 6 16 Lip-holy Judas call'd Iscariotes Whose thievery and avarice in th' end To 's Master made him prove a trait'rous fiend With these the Lord descended to the plain Luk. 6 17 Where met him all the multitude again Luk. 6 18 And they that were diseas'd or were possest Luk. 6 19 All of them had their grievances redrest Then into th' house he went but had no leisure Mar. 3 20 To eat or drink they throng'd so out of measure And some went forth to stop the multitude Mar. 3 21 For this they said was boisterous and rude 5. Seeing them come so thick on that account Mat. 5 1 Luk. 6 20 He went and preach'd this Sermon in the Mount. To his Disciples chiefly 't was addrest Mat. 5 2 Though many things concerned all the rest Blessed are they that are in spirit poor Mat. 5 3 Heaven shall them enrich for evermore Blessed are they that weep and mourn aright Mat. 5 4 They shall be comforted with joy and light Blest are the meek that all the world enjoy Mat. 5 5 Whose inward peace no creature can annoy Blest then are Mourners Meek and Poor in Spirit Who Comfort Earth and Heaven must inherit Blest are the hungry and the thirsty Souls Mat. 5 6 God shall their table spread and fill their bowls Blessed are those are mercifully given Mat. 5 7 Mercy again shall they obtain from Heaven Blest are the pure in heart who God shall see Mat. 5 8 Blest are the peaceful Heavens Progeny Mat. 5 9 Blessed are those that are my sufferers Mat. 5 10 For the Celestial Kingdom shall be theirs Mat. 5 11 Glory in wrongs for your reward is Glory Mat. 5 12 Ye know they us'd the Prophets so before yâ— Ye are as salt which when the Savour's gone Mat. 5 13 Is good for nought and therefore trampled on Ye represent a City built on high Mat. 5 14 Which while it is is obvious to the eye Ye are as lights which men use so to set Mat. 5 15 That all the house may thence have benefit So let your works shine forth that men may gather Mat. 5 16 Thence that ye have a true Celestial Father Whose Law t'abolish never think I came Mat. 5 17 I came to ' stablish and enlarge the same For Heav'n and Earth shall sooner pass away Mat. 5 18 Luk. 16 17 Than e're one moral tittle shall decay Whoso the least commandment violates Mat. 5 19 Repenting not ne're enters Heaven-gates For if ye do no more than what is done Mat. 5 20 By factious Scribes and Pharisees y' are gone Murder say they to judgement must be brought Mat. 5 21 And so shall ev'ry rash and angry thought Mat. 5 22 Which breaking out in vile opprobrious names Shall have a greater doom and hotter flames Offer not therefore any sacrifice Mat. 5 23 Untill you 've reconcil'd your enemies Mat. 5 24 And this do quickly e're the Judgement 's past Mat. 5 25 Luk. 12 58 Before you are in horrid prison cast Luk. 12 59 From whence ye cann't at liberty be set Mat. 5 26 Untill y' have paid the utmost of the debt 'T was said of old All whoredom thou shalt flee Mat. 5 27 I say a wanton thought's adultery Mat. 5 28 If thy right eye or hand offend thee thus Mat. 5 29 Condemn both them and all thy darling lusts Mat. 5 30 Come rather lame and sing in Heavens Quire Than alwaies flame and howl in Hell entire Mat. 5 30 Again the Scribes transgress the antient laws Suff'ring divorce for any trivial cause Mat. 5 31 Mat. 5 32 Luk. 16 18 Except it be for fornication she And he that weds her act adultery They also say Let swearers pay their vow But I no idle swearing can allow Mat. 5 33 By Heav'n or Earth or by Jerusalem Mat. 5 34 For God alone hath power over them Mat. 5 35 Nor by thy head until thou canst turn gray Or at thy pleasure turn thy age away Mat. 5 36 Barely affirm or barely else deny In vulgar term No Nay Yes Yea or Y. Mat. 5 37 The law permits you to retaliate Yet not without the Publick Magistrate Mat. 5 38 Be Ye if any buffet you so meek As rather than revenge turn th' other cheek Mat. 5 39 If law 's pretended and thy coat be gone Mat. 5 40 Two wrongs endure before thou render one And if compel'd by Messengers of State Mat. 5 41 To go a journey be not obstinate Give to thy pow'r and whosoe're would borrow Mat. 5 42 When lend thou canst delay not till the morrow Ye know what hath been said by Pharisees Thy Neighbour love and hate thine Enemies Mat. 5 43 But I say Love and Bless and pray for those Mat. 5 44 That Hate you Curse you Are your bloody foes For thus your Fathers rain and Sun give food Mat. 5 45 As well to wicked persons as to good If ye salute and love your loving Brothers Mat. 5 46 What do ye more than Publicans and others Mat. 5 47 Imitate this perfection of Gods Love Mat. 5 48 And have his benediction from above Touching your giving alms If ye regard Mat. 6 1 Applause of men expect no more reward Vain-glory makes the hypocrites proclaim it Mat. 6 2 And they receive the recompense they aim at Be thou so private it may scarce be known Mat. 6 3 To thee thy self what thou thy self hast done That He who sees the greatest secrecy Mat. 6 4 May at the last reward thee openly And when thou pray'st pray not like those that do it Mat. 6 5 In greatest concourse that the
now all may gather Joh. 15 24 That hating me they plainly hate my Father But so 't is written and as David was Joh. 15 25 So I am hated now without a cause But when ye shall that Advocate inherit Ps 35. 19. Joh. 15 26 And when I send you down Truths Holy Spirit He 'l plead my cause against this age accurst Joh. 15 27 By you that have been with me from the first I tell you now with what ye are to meet Joh. 16 1 That so ye may not startle when ye see 't They 'll cast you from their Church think they do Joh. 16 2 Service to God by sacrificing you And this because nor God nor me they know Joh. 16 3 Remember when 't is come I told you so I told you not so much before for then Joh. 16 4 I being with you bore the rage of men But now I am ascending up on high Joh. 16 5 And none enquireth whither 't is or why Why should that sorrow overwhelm your heart Joh. 16 6 'T is for your benefit that I depart For the truth is I must receive my Crown Before I can the Paraclete send down Joh. 16 7 But when he 's come to all the world he ' l shew Both sin and Righteousness and Judgment too Joh. 16 8 First he ' l convince them of Iniquity In their rejecting and condemning me Joh. 16 9 You 'll see my Righteousness by him defended Joh. 16 10 When and because I 'm risen and ascended He ' l prove me Lord and Christ because I bring Joh. 16 11 Both them to Judgment and their captiv'd King More should I say but that your ears are dull Joh. 16 12 That Spirit shall instruct you to the full Not of himself he ' l have it all from me Joh. 16 13 By him I 'll send the gift of Prophecy Joh. 16 14 For what the Father hath may be apply'd Joh. 16 15 All unto me and thus I 'm glorify'd I shall be gone a litle while and so Joh. 16 16 Revisit you a while before I go But what he meant by this they greatly doubted Joh. 16 17 And whispered among themselves about it Joh. 16 18 I know ye would said Jesus very fain Joh. 16 19 Ask me to make that later sentence plain Ye shall indeed while others laugh lament Joh. 16 20 But soon your lamentation shall be spent The Mothers pangs create her grief and fear Joh. 16 21 But when she sees her Child her joyes appear At my depart ye morn I 'll come again Joh. 16 22 And fill your heart with joy that shall remain Question me then no more whate'er ye want Joh. 16 23 Ask in my Name and God shall surely grant You 've asked nothing yet for Jesus sake Joh. 16 24 Ask and receive and of my joyes partake My speeches now seem dark but then your eyes Joh. 16 25 Shall clearly see the greatest mysteries ' Sue in my Name when unto God ye ' sue Joh. 16 26 For over and above my pray'rs for you He loveth you himself for He doth see Joh. 16 27 How ye have loved and believ'd in me From him I came to visit mortal men Joh. 16 28 From mortal men I go to him agên Nay they reply'd thou speakest plainly now Joh. 16 29 No mortal man doth know so much as thou Thou canst resolve our doubts though we were dumb Joh. 16 30 Thou dost we know from God Almighty come Indeed said Jesus is your faith so strong You 'll ev'ry one be scatter'd e'er 't is long Joh. 16 31 And leave me thus retiring to your own Joh. 16 32 But God is with me still I 'm not alone Observe my words in me ye shall have peace Joh. 16 33 But in the world your troubles will encrease Yet courage take shall my Disciples droop I 'll quickly make their adversaries stoop 18. Then in their presence He divinely pray'd Joh. 17 1 And lifting up his eyes to Heav'n He said Now Father glorify and perfect me That I through all the world may honour thee And by the pow'r which thou to me hast given Joh. 17 2 Bring all thy chosen children unto heaven By making it appear that thou alone Art God in truth and I thine only Son For this is life that never shall have end Joh. 17 3 Jehovah and his Christ to comprehend Here am I glorifying of thy Name Joh. 17 4 And finishing the work for which I came Grant me that glory which I had with thee Joh. 17 5 As Lord of glory from eternity I have revealed thee to these that were Joh. 17 6 Thine own elect committed to my care They kept thy word they have believ'd in me Joh. 17 7 And are perswaded that I came from thee Joh. 17 8 For these thus given me is my request Joh. 17 9 For these thy chosen ones and not the rest All thine by choice are by redemption mine Joh. 17 10 And to my glory made more fully thine I leave them in the world and come to thee Joh. 17 11 Keep them O Lord in perfect unity I in thy Name have kept them hitherto Joh. 17 12 Ones falling off was written long ago These things I speak before I come to thee Joh. 17 13 That they may still rejoyce and trust in me They by my doctrine have been alienated Joh. 17 14 From all the world and therefore are they hated I pray not yet to have them taken hence Joh. 17 15 From worldly evils grant them thy defence Nor they nor I are of the world O Lord. Joh. 17 16 Hallow them through thy truth to wit thy word Joh. 17 17 So fit them for this ministry of mine Joh. 17 18 As I my self was sanctify'd for thine For them I offer up my self I bleed Joh. 17 19 That they may thus from filth and guilt be freed Nor do I pray for these alone but all Joh. 17 20 Whom thou by these intendest for to call As we are one let them be one in us Joh. 17 21 They 'll soon convince the world united thus Thus let them glory to be one with me Joh. 17 22 As 't is my glory to be one with thee Unite their hearts in perfect love that so Joh. 17 23 Thy love to me and them the world may know Let them be Father where I am to see Joh. 17 24 Thy glorious and eternal love to me The world knows not these know from whom I came Joh. 17 25 To these I have and will declare thy Name Thy love to me let them O Lord inherit Joh. 17 26 And let me dwell within them by my Spirit 19. By this he was to Kedron River come Mat. 26
world may know it But shut thy door be sure thou shalt be heard Mat. 6 6 Thy private pray'r hee 'll publickly reward Nor pray like heathens o're and o're again Mat. 6 7 Who think their strings repeated must obtain God knows before hand what ye have to say Mat. 6 8 After this manner therefore you may pray Mat. 6 9 Our Heav'nly Father hallow'd be thy Name Enlarge thy Kingdom and confirm the same Mat. 6 10 Grant that thy will we may fulfill in love As it is done by ev'ry one above Vouchsafe this day our daily bread to send us Mat. 6 11 And pardon us as we do those offend us Mat. 6 12 Whate're the world whate're the flesh or Devil Mat. 6 13 Tempting attempt deliver us from evil For thou art King of glorious pow'r and then Wilt still be so when time 's no more Amen Luk. 11 1 This form he also gave when ask'd by one For such a form as others had of John Luk. 11 2 Pardons said he are so bestow'd upon you Mat. 6 14 Luk. 11 3 As you your selves do pardon those that wrong you Mat. 6 15 Luk. 11 4 Moreover in your private fasts sequester Mat. 6 16 That hypocritical affected gesture Wash and anoint thy self and shun their puther Mat. 6 17 Who both reward and fast to one another Fast not to men but unto God and see Mat. 6 18 If God do n't recompense thee openly Lay up no treasure here for moth and rust Mat. 6 19 Luk. 12 33 And where for thieves ye know not whom to trust Lay 't up in heav'n such things approach not thither Mat. 6 20 Luk. 12 34 Your heart and treasure will be both together Mat. 6 21 Both soul and body are directed well Mat. 6 22 Luk. 11 34 If light in th' eye and in the judgement dwell Luk. 11 35 But being clouded with blind avarice Mat. 6 23 Luk. 11 36 How dismal an obscurity is this For God and Mammon are so opposite Mat. 6 24 They cannot both be serv'd by mortal wight Take then no thought for things to drink or eat Mat. 6 25 Luk. 12 22 God gives you life he 'll surely give you meat Luk. 12 23 He feeds the fowls that neither reap nor sow Mat. 6 26 Luk. 12 24 Are ye not better than the birds I trow But which of you take all the thought you can Mat. 6 27 Luk. 12 25 Can make himself one whit the taller man Luk. 12 26 And then for clothes the lilies here ye know Mat. 6 28 Luk. 12 27 Nor toyl nor spin yet see but how they grow That even Solomon in all his glory Mat. 6 29 Was not aray'd like one of these before y' Be not so faithless as to think your Father Mat. 6 30 Luk. 12 28 Will cloath the grass and not his children rather Take then no thought for victuals or for suits These are the chiefest care of heathen brutes Mat. 6 31 Luk. 12 29 Your father knows ye cannot be without them Ye need not be so anxious then about them Mat. 6 32 Luk. 12 30 His kingdom first and Right'ousness pursue The rest shall all be added unto you Mat. 6 33 Luk. 12 31 My little flock away with fears and cares Your Fathers will hath made you Royal heirs Luk. 12 32 Be not solicitous about to morrow The present day is full enough of sorrow Acts 4 34. Mat. 6 34 Rather give alms let what ye have be sold And so provide you bagâ— that wax not old Luk. 12 33 Judge not and be not judg'd for as ye judge That judgement to receive ye must not grudge Mat. 7 1 How canst thou hypocritically crie Mat. 7 2 Of that same straw I 'll clear my brothers eye Mat. 7 3 When in thine own there is a beam Correct Mat. 7 4 Thy own waies first and then let him be checkt Mat. 7 5 To Cynick teeth expose not things divine Nor Diamond-doctrines to the feet of swine Mat. 7 6 Although a friend at midnight may deny Luk. 11 5 To rise and do his friend a courtesy Luk. 11 6 Yet if his friend be but importunate He 'll rise and help him be it ne're so late Luk. 11 7 Luk. 11 8 Be earnest in your pray'rs ask seek and knock Mat. 7 7 Receive and find and heaven-gates unlock Mat. 7 8 Luk. 11 9 What man for bread will give his child a stone Luk. 11 10 Or give him for a fish a scorpion Mat. 7 9 Luk. 11 11 Mat. 7 10 Luk. 11 12 If ye whose goodness comes from him do so Mat. 7 11 Much more shall he his Ghostly gifts bestow Luk. 11 13 Observe that gen'ral Law to others do Mat. 7 12 As ye are willing should be done to you The broad way shun wherein the rabble treads Mat. 7 13 Which unto death and so to ruine leads Strive with a few to enter at the gate Mat. 7 14 That leads to life because 't is very streight Beware of teachers cloath'd in woolly skin Mat. 7 15 But are indeed as rav'nous wolves within Mat. 7 16 You 'll know them by their lives and by their lips Mat. 7 17 'T is not a vine that beareth haws or heps The root and fruit are both alike the fruit Mat. 7 18 Will truly shew the nature of the root And if the fruit be naught the tree is good Mat. 7 19 For nothing but to find Hell-fire food Mat. 7 20 Lord Lord will never into heav'n admit them Mat. 7 21 Unless an holy life before hand fit them For workers of iniquity will plead Mat. 7 22 That in my name they 've often preach'd and pray'd Cast Devils out and many wonders done Mat. 7 23 But then shall I disown them ev'ry one Therefore all they that practise what they hear Mat. 7 24 With prudence on a Rock their building rear And all the storms and winds that beat and blow Mat. 7 25 That firm foundation cannot overthrow But they that never practise what they hear Mat. 7 26 With folly on the sand their building rear Which when the storms and winds do beat and blow Mat. 7 27 Luk. 6 49 With dreadfull fall they quickly overthrow And when these sayings to an end were brought Mat. 7 28 The people were amaz'd at what he taught Who taught them with authority and so Mat. 7 29 As feeble Scribes were never wont to do 6. From thence to Capernaum Jesus went Mat. 8 5 Luk. 7 1 And there the Elders of the Jews were sent Luk. 7 2 To gain his will to heal a
he I do not care a straw Luk. 18 4 Or for Divine or any humane law Yet doth her importunity so dun me Luk. 18 5 That I am forc'd to take the busness on me Luk. 18 6 And shall not God avenge his own elect Luk. 18 7 Who constant cries toward his throne direct He will although he seemingly delay ' th Luk. 18 8 Which will produce a great defect of faith 40. Another Parable he spake to such Luk. 18 9 Who slighting others prize themselves too much Unto the house of pray'r there went said he Luk. 18 10 Two men a Publican and Pharisee The boasting Pharisee stood praying thus Luk. 18 11 O Lord I thank thee that I 'm righteous I thank thee that I am no sinful man Or like to this extorting Publican Twice in the week I fast my tithes are out of 1 Virg. 8. 41. 42. Luk. 18 12 All I possess which others make a doubt of The other standing in the outward Court Luk. 18 13 To which all kind of people might resort With eyes dejected smiting on his breast Humbly begd pardon of his sins confest The former justify'd himself a miss Luk. 18 14 But God in mercy justifyed this For self-exalters are to be debas'd And self-abasers shall be higher plac'd 41. Then Jesus Jordan cros'd and all that came Mat. 19 1 Mar. 10 1 He freely taught and heald their sick and lame Mat. 19 2 And there the Pharisees demand if they Mat. 19 3 Mar. 10 2 For ev'ry cause might put their wives away Mat. 19 4 Have ye not read how God said he first made 'em Gen. 1 27. And what a law he published by Adam Mat. 19 5 They two shall be but one the man shall leave 2. 24 Deut. 24. 1. His Parents and to her for ever cleave Whom therefore God hath so together ty'd Mat. 19 6 No mortal man can lawfully divide Why then said they did Moses give command Mat. 19 7 To give her a Divorcement in her hand For your hard-heartedness toward your wives Mat. 19 8 He suffer'd you said he to change your lives But they that wed except the first have bin Mat. 19 9 False to their bed commit a grievous sin She that doth any way her mate release And weds again it an adulteress If this be so said his Disciples then Mat. 19 10 Marriage is inconvenient for men All cannot lead a single life said he Mat. 19 11 God hath not given all that chastity Some yet by nature some by art and some Mat. 19 12 Mar. 10 12 Eunuchs by pray'r and abstinence become They that are capable of living so So to dispose themselves discreetly do 42. Here they brought infants for the Lord to bless Gen. 48. 9. Mat. 19 13 Mar. 10 13 Luk. 18 15 Whom the Disciples did at first repress Until that Christ displeased very much Mar. 10 14 Luk. 18 16 Told them his Kingdom did consist of such Mat. 19 14 And that all others who intend to see Mar. 10 15 Luk. 18 17 That Kingdom must like litle Children be Then taking of them up he blessed them Mat. 19 15 Mar. 10 16 And so went on toward Jerusalem 43. Then ran to him a young and noble man Mat. 19 16 Mar. 10 17 Luk. 18 18 And kneeling at his feet he thus began What shall I do Good Master that I may Obtain a life that never shall decay But why said Jesus dost thou call me good Mat. 19 17 Mar. 10 18 Luk. 18 19 Unless my Deity be understood For God alone is truly Good But never Break his commands and thou shalt live for ever Mat. 19 18 Mar. 10 19 Luk. 18 20 All murder and adultery eschew Let all thy works let all thy words be true Love honour help thy Father and thy Mother Mat. 19 19 Love like thy selfe thy neighbour and thy Brother What else said he if this be all forsooth Mat. 19 20 Mar. 10 20 Luk. 18 21 All these have I observed from my youth I pity thee said Christ there 's one thing more Mat. 19 21 Mar. 10 21 Luk. 18 22 Sell all thou hast and give it to the poor Shew thy perfection thus take up the cross Come follow me and so have gold for dross With that the man departed very sad Mat. 19 22 Mar. 10 22 Luk. 18 23 For they were great possessions which he had Children said he to his Disciples then Mat. 19 23 Mar. 10 23 Luk. 18 24 How far from Heav'n are avaritious men Mar. 10 24 A Camel through a needles eye is driven Mat. 19 24 Mar. 10 25 Luk. 18 25 Before a wealthy man can enter Heaven This made them wond'rous eager then to know Mat. 19 25 Mar. 10 26 Luk. 18 26 What all that company of men should do God can said he so change them by his spirit Mat. 19 26 Mar. 10 27 Luk. 18 27 That they may heav'n as well as earth inherit But we said Peter which have disregarded Mat. 19 27 Mar. 10 28 Luk. 18 28 All for thy sake wherewith are we rewarded Why in the Resurrection-day said he Mat. 19 28 Luk. 22 28 You shall be Judges of the world with me Luk. 22 29 All that for me forsake Estates or friends Mat. 19 29 Mar. 10 29 Luk. 22 30 I will be sure to make them full amends My love shall make them while my cross they bear Luk. 22 29 An hundred-fold more happy than they were Mar. 10 30 Luk. 22 30 Their faithful friends shall here be multiply'd And they shall have eternal life beside But many that seem best will prove the worst Mat. 19 30 Mar. 10 31 And many that are last shall then be first For so a certain man one morning went Mat. 20 1 And hired certain workmen whom he sent Mat. 20 2 To dress his Vineyard when he found them willing Mat. 20 3 To sell him that dayes labour for a shilling Mat. 20 4 At nine twelve three and five a clock he sent Mat. 20 5 Others likewise and promis'd them content Mat. 20 6 At night he came to pay them and began Mat. 20 7 First with the last a shilling ev'ry man Mat. 20 8 This made the first expect a litle more Mat. 20 9 But they were paid as was agreed before Mat. 20 10 With that they murmured that one hour's pay Mat. 20 11 Should equal theirs who labour'd all the day Mat. 20 12 Friends said the man was not your bargain so Mat. 20 13 I wrong you not take what is yours and go Mat. 20 14 May