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Yet feared that we are very neare it. But as I hope this, so the Lord will =
bee a witnesse with me, that I feare whether all these persons, and their g=
races doe beare a just proportion to the meanes and mercies, which God hath=
 given to England; or to that huge Inundation of finne, wherewith [Page 45]=
 England is over-run at this day. And here; had I a tongue to speake, and y=
ou and I hearts and eyes to powre out teares and sorrow, wee might make thi=
s place a Bochim a place of weepers. For, what because all these sinnes are=
 found amongst us. kinde of these sins doe not overflow us? You will say at=
 first, not Idolatry; but I tell you, neither were the Germanes carried awa=
y with Idolatry, when their desolations broke in upon them; nor the Iewes, =
before their last destruction. The measure of our Iniquity may possibly be =
full, though this sin come not in; but God knowes, and you know that we hav=
e not onely abundance of Idolatrous Papists, who are proud, insolent and da=
ring, but abundance of Popish Idolatrous spirits, superstitiously addicted,=
 willing to embrace any thing that goes that way, onely they will not have =
it goe under the name of Popery. And for the other sinnes of contempt of Go=
ds holy Ordinances, his day, his servants, and all his wayes, oppression, c=
ruelty, defrauding of brethren, the sensuall sinnes of uncleannesse, especi=
ally that of drunkennesse; Goe but to the places of greatest resorts, Marke=
t-Townes, populous Cities, and Fayres, &c. and your hearts would tremble to=
 thinke, how our Land is overspread with these: Oh Beloved, the And that in=
 great measure, which prevailes generality of the people of England, is ext=
reamly wicked, and which argues our case to bee most miserable, it seemes t=
o beare downe, and to break over all our Bankes, multitudes sinning with a =
whores forehead, proclaiming their sinnes as Sodom: And the vox populi is; =
that many of the Nobles, Magistrates, over Magistrates. Knights and Gentlem=
en, and persons of great Quality are arrand Traytors and Rebells against [P=
age 46] God, taking part with wicked men, and wicked causes against the Tru=
th, Patrons of Alehouses and disorders, checking inferiour Officers, who di=
scover any zeal for God against an ill cause: That in many of their familie=
s (not to mention Religion) there is not so much as a face of Civility: Man=
y others of them, who seem to wish well, dare not draw out the sword which =
God hath given them, and some few others borne downe in their places with t=
he torrent of wickednesse. And as for our Ministers, how many sad complaint=
s and petitions hath this Honourable Assembly received Ministers. against m=
any hundreds of them? multitudes of them rotten and unsound in their doctri=
ne, and so vitious and corrupt in their lives, that they fulfill that which=
 Archbishop Abbot said in his Lectures upon Ionah, professing that his hear=
t bled within him, to thinke of the miserable condition of the precious sou=
les of many people who had such Ministers, as Iohannes Aventinuus speakes o=
f, who (if they were not in the Ministery) would not bee thought fit hog-he=
ards to keepe swine. Besides thousands of others, who (God knowes) want eit=
her will or skill to doe the Lords worke faithfully. And the residue who ha=
ve endeavoured to give the people warnning, and to teach them the good way =
of the Lord, have been a long time both downe and opposed as the troublers =
of our Israel. Sure I am, what ever our Ministers are, or doe, the sins of =
the land are too strong for them, and our people remaine unsubdued to Jesus=
 Christ.

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2 Let us all labour in the right way to turn this wrath of Vse. To prevent =
it, First by mourning for it. Num. 12 14 Amos 3. v 9 &c. God from us, & tha=
t, First, by mourning under it; God looks we should be ashamed when he spit=
s in our face, and takes it wonderfull unkindly, if we tremble not when thi=
s Lion roares. Consider seriously of that place, Esay 22. There you shal se=
e an enemy was comming against Ierusalem & God was much displeased, because=
 they took not the right way for their safety, and so ill that he said that=
 iniquity should never be purged from the=CC=84 till they dyed, & yet see w=
hat they did, they scoured [Page 50] up their armour, they gathered the wat=
ers, that the enemy might have no benefit by them, they repaired the breach=
es in the wals, made a deep ditch for greater fortification: what hurt was =
there in all this? Oh but they begun at the wrong end: the Lord called the=
=CC=84 to weeping and mourning, and to baldnes, and to girding with sackclo=
th, to tremble before him because of his wrath, and this they regarded not,=
 and therefore God would never pardon it. Till therfore we mourn because of=
 Gods displeasure, all other meanes of welfare will faile of that comfortab=
le effect which we desire. I know the world makes a scorn of this, you are =
one of the mourners, but let our soules be numbred among those mourners; Go=
d will restore comfort to these mourners: and no man knowes the power which=
 these poore mourners have to turne away Gods wrath.
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