Preached upon Easter-day. 1629

              preached upon easterday easter day 162 t629 JOB job4i8 4 18 BEHOLD HE PUT NO TRUST IN HIS servantsand SERVANTS SERVANTSAND AND HISANGELS HIS ANGELS HE CHARGED WITH FOLLY E CELEBRATE this day the resurrection of our lord and W WEsaviour christ jesus blessed for ever and in his all ours all that is the resurrection of all persons all that is the resurrection of all kinds whether the resurrection from ca- lamities lamities in this world ezechiels ezechiele resurrection where god sales to him putasne vivent son of man doest thou thinke chinke these scattered bones can live againe agaline or the resurrection from sin S iohns lohns bohns resurr- ection blessed is he that hath his part in the first resurrection or of the resurrection to glory S pauls resurrection that is more argued and more particularly established by that apostle then by the rest this resurrection to glory is the consummation of all the others therefore we looke especially at this and in this our qualifi- cation in this state of glory is thus expressed by our saviour christ him himself selfe seifee erimus sigut gigut angeli in the resurrection we shall be as the angels and that we might not flatter our selves in a dreame of a better estate then the angels have in this text we have an intima- tion what their state and condition is behold he put no trust in his servants and his angels he charged with folly in our handling of these words these shall be our two parts de quibus and de quo of whom these words are spoken and then of what first what is positively said and then what is consequently inferred what proposed and what concluded what of the angels 1