Englands sickness, comparatively conferred with Israels Divided into two sermons, by ThoEnglands sicknes, comparatively conferred with Israels Diuided into two sermons, by Tho

Two main passages are directed my discourse to sail through; which shall limit my speech, and your attentions for this time. 1. The Patient. 2. The Passion. The Sick, and the disease. The Person labouring of grief, is the daughter of Israel: her Passion or grief is sickness: Why is not the health of the daughter of my people recovered? These two coasts will afford us many subordinate observations, worthy both our travels.

Two maine passages are directed my discourse to saile through; which shall limit my speech, and your attentions for this time. 1. The Patient. 2. The Passion. The Sicke, and the disease. The Person labouring of griefe, is the daughter of Israel: her Passion or griefe is sicknes: Why is not the health of the daughter of my people recouered? These two coastes will affoorde vs many subordinate obseruations, worthy both our trauels.

The Patient, whom we must visit, is described, 1. Qu• sit, 2. Cuivi sit. God speaketh of her, 1. Positively, 2. Possessively. Positively, what she is of her self. The daughter of the people. Possessively, what she is by relation, in regard of her owner, populi mei, Gods people.

The Patient, whom we must visite, is described, 1. Qu• sit, 2. Cuiui sit. God speaketh of her, 1. Positiuely, 2. Possessiuely. Positiuely, what shee is of her selfe. The daughter of the people. Possessiuely, what shee is by relation, in regard of her owner, populi mei, Gods people.

Daughter. This title is usual according to Hebraism, Daughter of Israel, for Israel. Daughter of Zion, for Slon ^cSay ye to the daughter of Zion, Behold thy salvation cometh &c. Daughter of Judah, for Judah