At the Haghe Decemb. 19. 1619. I Preached upon this Text. Since in my sicknesse at Abrey-hatche in Essex, 1630, revising my short notes of that Sermon, I digested them into these two

              at the hagle hafle decerb decemb IQ rg ra r6 l6iyaq tq I1 preached upon this text since in my sic sice sick sicknesses sicknesse nesse at abrey hatche in essex ess exy 630 revising my short notes of that sermon I1I1 digested them into these two MAT 4.18 418 418 ip 19 20 AND IESUS WALKING BY THE SEA OF GALILE SAW TWO BRETHREN SIMON CALLED peterandandrew PETER AND ANDREW HIS BROTHER CASTING A NET INTO THE SEA FOR THEY WERE fishersand FISHER FISHERSSAND AND HE SAITH UNTO THEM FOLLO W ME AND I1 WILL MAKE YOU FISHERS OF MEN AND THEY straightway LEFT THEIR NETS AND FOLLOWED HIM 1 AOLOMON OLOMON presenting our saviour christ in the name and person of wisdome wisdoms Wisdome in the booke of proverbs puts by instinct of the holy ghost these words into his mouth delicia delicice delicix Deliclae cice cloe mcw mece mew meae mcm esse cum filgis filiis hominum minum hominuk ho christs delight is to be with the children of men and in satisfaction of that delight he sayes in the same verse in the person of christ that he rejoiced rejoyced to be in the habitable parts of the earth that is where he might converse with men ludens in orbeterrarum orbe terrarium terrarum terranum arum drum so the vulgat vulgan reads it and so our former translation had it I1 tooke my solace in the compassed compasse compasse of the earth but since christs adversary satan does so too satan came from compassing the earth to and fro and from walking in it since the scribes and I1