An exposition with practical observations continued upon the eleventh, twelfth, & thirteenth chapters of…

VER. IV. Exposition 42 Obs. 1 That the ways of God are very ⟨image 5⟩rational so that they may draw any man of understanding to love thew. 49 Obs. 2 The way to prevail with men is to deal with them in a rational way 50 Obs. 3 It's a great aggravation of sin, not to be drawn dy these cords of men 52 Use, 1 Saints should be eminent in courtesy 54 Use, 2 We should draw our relations with gentleness ib. Use, 3 Gentle means rejected, aggravate sin 55 Obs. 4 We must preserve the honour of our inferiors though their faults be great ib. Obs. 5 It will aggravate the shame and confusion of men which disregarded Gods using them in an honourable way 56 Obs. 6 Not to be drawn to our duty but by violence and strength, it is bestial 57 Obs. 7 As God deals with us according to our nature so we ought to deal with God (as far as we are able) suitable to his nature ib. Obs. 8 That the Lord doth not always stand upon number, though the greatest 59 Obs. 9 That Love, it hath strong bonds 63 Obs. 10 We should labour to cast the bonds of love upon those we have to deal with 66 Obs. 11 Seeing Love hath such bonds in it, we should make use of the Love of God to bind our hearts to him 78 Obs. 12 There's nothing more aggravates sin, than that it is against Love 88 Obs. 13 That deliverance from oppression is a great mercy 92 Obs. 14 To abuse our ease when God is pleased to deliver us from yokes, is very sinful 93 Obs. 15 To oppress one another, after we are delivered from oppression is likewise a great evil 97 ⟨image 5⟩Obs. 16 Mercies prepared and provided for, laid before us are to be prized 101 Obs. 17 In receiving of our food, we must look up to Heaven 102 Obs. 18 The Service of Gods people is easy, and their provision is bountiful ib. Use How great is the mercy of God to us who hath eased our yokes, and laid meat before us […] 103

VER. IV. Exposition 42 Obs. 1 That the waies of God are very ⟨image 5⟩rational so that they may draw any man of understanding to love thew. 49 Obs. 2 The way to prevail with men is to deal with them in a rational way 50 Obs. 3 It's a great aggravation of sin, not to be drawn dy these cords of men 52 Use, 1 Saints should be eminent in courtesie 54 Use, 2 We should draw our relations with gentleness ib. Use, 3 Gentle means rejected, aggravate sin 55 Obs. 4 We must preserve the honor of our inferiors though their faults be great ib. Obs. 5 It will aggravate the shame and confusion of men which disregarded Gods using them in an honorable way 56 Obs. 6 Not to be drawn to our duty but by violence and strength, it is beastial 57 Obs. 7 As God deals with us according to our nature so we ought to deal with God (as far as we are able) sutable to his nature ib. Obs. 8 That the Lord doth not alwaies stand upon number, though the greatest 59 Obs. 9 That Love, it hath strong bonds 63 Obs. 10 We should labor to cast the bonds of love upon those we have to deal with 66 Obs. 11 Seeing Love hath such bonds in it, we should make use of the Love of God to bind our hearts to him 78 Obs. 12 There's nothing more aggravats sin, than that it is against Love 88 Obs. 13 That deliverance from oppression is a great mercie 92 Obs. 14 To abuse our ease when God is pleased to deliver us from yokes, is very sinful 93 Obs. 15 To oppress one another, after we are delivered from oppression is likewise a great evil 97