Jeroboam's sons decease a funeral sermon on part of 1 Kings 14. 17. By…Ieroboams sonnes decease a funerall sermon on part of 1 Kings 14. 17. By…

For the untying therefore of this knot, rather snarled more and entangled, than by them unknit, and the reconciling of those seeming differences between the texts of Scripture before mentioned, let me entreat a while your best attention to that that shall be delivered, that I may not be in ought therein mistaken.

For the vntying therefore of this knot, rather snarled more and entangled, than by them vnknit, and the reconciling of those seeming differences betweene the texts of Scripture before mentioned, let me intreat a while your best attention to that that shall be deliuered, that I may not be in ought therein mistaken.

First therefore let it be considered,¹ that ^fall men (Father and Son, as well the one as the other) Considerati∣on 1 owe a death unto God; ^gwhich he may justly require whensoever, and wheresoever, on what occasion, and by what means soever he will. ^hGod therefore for the sin of Achan, might command his whole household, and his children among the rest, (though not ⁱprivy to, or guilty of that offence of his) to be put to death, and so punish him in them as ⟨p. 38⟩well as in his own person, because they ought all of them a death to him, which on that occasion he might require. But ^kAmazias may not put to death the sons of those traitors that slew the King his Father; according to that