Useful instructions for a professing people in times of great security and degeneracy delivered…

2. The consequents following upon this, or the tokens whereby God signified and expressed his displeasure unto them, which are.

1. God departed and forsook them, even his own house, not only the other Cities, of Israel, but even his own tent at Shiloh, ver. 60.

2. When God had left them, all miseries followed, ver. 61. &c. their crown was taken from their head, and their enemies which formerly were tributary to them, now lord it over them, yea, an universal deluge of miseries came upon them, as you may there read. Thus you see Shiloh, once chosen by God, where he set up his Ordinances, made his name to dwell, and shone forth in his wonderful glory: forsaken by God, and buried in its own ruins, altogether disowned and refused as a place of abhorrence and contempt.

2. When God had left them, all miseries followed, ver. 61. &c. their crown was taken from their head, and their enemies which formerly were tributary to them, now lord it over them, yea, an universal deluge of miseries came upon them, as you may there read. Thus you see Shiloh, once chosen by God, where he set up his Ordinances, made his name to dwell, and shone forth in his wonderful glory: forsaken by God, and buryed in its own ruines, altogether disowned and refused as a place of abhorrence and contempt.