Preached in Lent, to the King. April 20. 1630. [?]

              preached in fent lenty lent to the king april 20 1630 1630 R JOB 16.17 1617 18 19 NOT FORANY FOR ANY INJUSTICE IN MY HANDS ALSO MY PRAYER IS PURE 0 EARTH COVER NOT THOU MY BLOOD AND LET MY CRY HAVE NO PLACE ALSO NOW BEHOLD MY WITNESSE IS IN HEAVENAND HEAVEN AND MY RECORD IS ON HIGH OBS FRIENDS as in civility we are faine to call them because they IOBS lobscame upon a civill pretence predence pretence to visit him and to comfort him had now done speaking it was long before they would have done audive audivi frequenter talia sales lob iob to them I1 have often heard such things as you say they are not new to me and therefore onerosi consolatores consolatores miserable comforters troublesome comforters are ye all old and new but numquid binem finem habebunt habe bunt verba ventosa sales he shall your windy words your empty your aery your frothy words have any end now they have an end eliphas ends his charge in the last and in this chapter lob begins to answer for himselfe him selfe but how by a middle way lob does not justified justifie justifie himselfe himselfe but yet he does not prevaricate he does not betray his innocence neither for there may be a pusillanimity even towards god A man may over- clog his owne conscience and belie himselfe himselfe in his confessions out of a distempered jealousie jealousies jealousie and suspition suspicion of gods purposes upon him lob iob does not so many men have troubled themselves more how the soule comes into man then how it goes out they wrangle