Remains of that excellent minister of Jesus Christ, Mr. Joseph Alleine being a collection…Remaines of that excellent minister of Jesus Christ, Mr. Joseph Alleine being a collection…

7. Be always in your Fathers business, that Death may not be able to find you doing evil, or doing nothing; the holy Calvin would not sorhear his labours in his dying Sickness; but, when persuaded to give over, replied, what shall my Lord come and find me idle? it was said of the laborious Willet, who was always very early at his work, that he was half way on his journey before others did set out. Blessed is that Servant whom his Lord when he cometh, shall find so doing. Remember in what you undertake, that Death may overtake you before you have ended: therefore see that you do nothing without Gods warrant, carry this with you, and you need not fear Death's surprisal. Woe unto you if Death find you, with your work to do. How holily, how happily, ended that Blessed Saint Mr. Love, who could dare to say in his last Prayer, Father, I have glorified the• on Earth, I have finished the work which thou gavest st•ma to do, and now, O Father glorify me with thy own self? Surely the end of that man was peace. The last words that ever he spake, were Blessed be God for Jesus Christ. Blessed be God for peace of Conscience. He lived a life of exemplary diligence, and the comfort of his death, answered the holy painfulness of his ⟨image 8⟩life. This was Paul's joy, I have fought a good sight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith, henceforth is laid up for me t•e Crown of life.

7. Be alwayes in your Fathers business, that Death may not be able to find you doing evil, or doing nothing; the holy Calvin would not sorhear his labours in his dying Sickness; but, when perswaded to give over, replyed, what shall my Lord come and find me idle? it was said of the laborious Willet, who was alwayes very early at his work, that he was half way on his journey before others did set out. Blessed is that Servant whom his Lord when he cometh, shall find so doing. Remember in what you undertake, that Death may overtakq you before you have ended: therefore see that you do noth•ng without Gods warrant, carry this with you, and you need not fear Death's surprisal. Woe unto you if Death find you, with your work to do. How holily, how happily, ended that Blessed Saint Mr. Lovo, who could dare to say in his last Prayer, Father, I have glorisied the on Earth, I have sinished the work which thou gavest stma to do, and now, O Father glorifie me withthy own self? Surely the end of that man was peace. The last words that ever he spake, were Blessed be God for Jesus Christ. Blessed be God for peace of Conscience. He lived a life of exemplary diligence, and the comfort of his death, answered the holy painfulness of his