Deaths Duell, or, A Consolation to the Soule, against the dying Life, and living Death of the Body

              deaths duelly duell or A 4 consolation to the boue soue soule against the dying le life and living death of the body delivered in a sermon at white hall before the kings majesty in the beginning of lent jojo j6jo r636 to the reader THIS sermon was by sacred Autho authentic ritie sailed stiled the authors owne funeral sermon most fitly whether wee respect the time or the matter it was preached not many dayes before his death as if having done this there remained nothing for him to doe but to die and the matter is of death the occasion and subject of all funerals funerall funerall sermons it hath beene observed of this reverend man that his faculty in preaching continually encreased and that as hee exceeded others at first so at last hee exceeded him himself seife selfe seljee this is his last sermon I1 will not say it is therefore his best because all his were excellent yet thus much A dying mans words if they concerns concerne concerne our selves doe usually make maje majc malc the deepest impression as being spoken most feelingly and with with1east least affectation now whom doth it not concerns concerne concerne to learn both the danger and benefit of death death is every mans enemy and intends hurt to all though to many hee be occasion of greatest goods this enemy wee must all combated combate dying whom hee living did almost conquer having discovered the utmost of his power the utmost of his crueltie crueltie may wee make such use of this and other the like lie lle ile preparatives that neither death whensoever it shall come may reeme terrible nor life tedious how long soever it shall last R