Preached at the Funerals of Sir William Cokayne Knight, Alderman of London, December 12, 1626

              preached at thefanerals the funerals of sir william cokayne knight alderman derman 41 of london december 12 1626 JOH 1121 11.21 LORD LORDJF IF THOU HADST BEEN HERE MY BROTHER HAD NOT DIED D MADE the first marriage and man made the first divorce GDgod married the body and soule in the creation andman divorced the body and soule by death through sinne in his fall god doth not admit not justified justifie justifie not authorize such super inductions upon such divorces as some have imagined that the soule departing from one body should become the soule of another body in in a perpetuall perpetually perpetuall revolution and transmigration of soules through bodies which hath been the giddinesse giddinesse of some philosophers to think or that the body of the dead should become the body of an evill spirit that that spirit might at his will and to his purposes informe and inanimate that dead body god allowes allones no such super inductions no such second marriages upon such divorces by death no such disposition of soule or body after their dissolution by death but because god hath made the band of marriage indissoluble but by death farther then man can die this divorce cannot fall upon man As farre as man is immortall immortals immortall man is a married man still still in possession of a soule and a body too and man is for ever immortall immortals immortall inb iab in both oth immortall immortals Immortall in his soule by preservation and immortall immortals immortall inhis indis in his body by reparation in the resurrection for though they be sepa- rated a thoro & mensa from bed and board they are not divorced though the soule be at the table of thelamae thelambe the tLLambe ambe in glory and the body but at the table of the serpent in dust though the soule be