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If this sickness be not lamentable, rejoice triumph, and say, you have no need to mourn. If a temporal loss salure us, we entertain it with ululations and tears. Let Pirates and rocks spoil us at sea, the oppressing Sabeans in the field, the fire at home: see we our houses and towns […], our gold and goods (worldlings gods) transporting our wives, children, friends shrieking under the hand of slaughter, we need not ^fcall for mourning women, Jer. 9. to wail for us, ^gour own eyes would run down with tears, and our eye lids gush out with waters. Let profaneness lift up his wicked hand against God, to blaspheme his name, despise his truth, disallow his Sabbaths, abuse his patience, deride his treatings, his threatenings, his judgements; this we see and suffer without compassion, without opposition But ^hknowing the judgement of God (that they which commit such things are worthy of death) not only do the same, but have pleasure in them that do them.

If this sicknesse be not lamentable, reioyce triumph, and say, you haue no need to mourne. If a temporall losse salure vs, we intertaine it with vlulations and teares. Let Pirates and rockes spoile vs at sea, the oppressing Sabeans in the field, the fire at home: see we our houses and townes 〈…〉, our gold and goods (worldlings gods) transporting our wiues, children, friends shrieking vnder the hand of slaughter, we need not ^fcall for mourning women, Ier. 9. to waile for vs, ^gour owne eyes would run downe with teares, and our eye lids gush out with waters. Let profanenesse lift vp his wicked hand against God, to blaspheme his name, despise his truth, disallow his Saboaths, abuse his patience, deride his treatinges, his threatnings, his iudgements; this we see and suffer without compassion, without opposition But