Preached at White-hall, April 8, 1621

              preached at white hall april 8 r62z l62i PROV 2516 25.16 2516 HAST THOU FOUND HONEY EAT SO MUCHAS MUCH AS IS sufficient FOR THEE LEST THOU BE FILLED THEREWITH AND VOMIT IT HERE is a temporall temporale temporall unsatiablenesse unsatiable nesse of riches and there is a TTHEREspirituall spirituals unsatiablenesse unsatiablenesse of sin the first covetousnesse Covetous nesse that of riches the apostle cals the roote of all evill but the second covetousnesse Covetousnesse that of sin is the fruit of all evill for that is the treasure of gods wrath as the apostle speaks when he makes our former sins the mother of future sins and then our future sins the punishments of former As though this world were too little to satisfice satisfie satisfie man men are come to discover or imagine new worlds severall worlds in every planet and as though our fathers hereto- fore and we our selves too had beene but dull and ignorant sinners we thinke chinke it belongs to us to perfect old inventions and to sin in another height and excellency then former times did as though sin had had but a minority and an infancy till now though the pride of the prince of tyrus were ever in some tyrans byrans who sayes there I1 am a god and sit in the seat of god in the midst of the seas and am wiser then daniel yet there is a sea above these seas a power above this power a spirituals spirituall pride above this temporall temporale temporall pride one so much wiser then daniel as that he is as wise as the holy ghost the world hath ever had levities and inconstancies and the foole hath changed as the moone the same men that have cryed aryed hosanna are ready to cry crucifice crucifige Crucifige but as in lobs wife in the same mouth the same word was ambiguous whether it were blesse god or curse god out of