The plain mans path-way to heaven

Phil. Truly, Sir, we may justly fear, that for our great contempt of the Gospel, and general coldness, both in the profession and practice thereof, God will take it from us, and give it to a people that will bring forth the fruit thereof.

Phil. Truely, Sir, we may justly feare, that for our great contempt of the Gospel, and generall coldnesse, both in the profession and practice thereof, God will take it from us, and give it to a people that will bring forth the fruit thereof.

Theol. We may well fear indeed, lest for our sins, especially our loathing of the heavenly Manna, the Lord remove our candlestick, take away our silver trumpets, let us no ⟨p. 150⟩more hear the sweet bells of Aaron, cause all vision to fail, and our Sabbaths to cease, and bring upon us that most grievous and sore famine of not hearing the word of the Lord,¹ spoken of by Amos the Prophet. Then shall our Halcyon days and golden years, be turned into weeping, mourning, and lamentation. God for his infinite mercy sake turn it away from us.

Theol. Wee may well feare indeed, lest for our sinnes, especially our loathing of the heavenly Manna, the Lord remove our candlesticke, take away our silver trumpets, let us no ⟨p. 150⟩more heare the sweet bels of Aaron, cause all vision to faile, and our Sabbaths to cease, and bring upon us that most grievous and sore famine of not hearing the word of the Lord,¹ spoken of by Amos the Prophet. Then shall our Halcion dayes and golden yeares, be turned into weeping, mourning, and lamentation. God for his infinite mercy sake turne it away from us.