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whose eyes are the windowes, whose eares the doors of their own destructiō, whose vnderstanding represents their will, whose wil is a common Curtizā of pollution, whose memory a treasury of corruption. Nay among our selues, how many of vs haue but laid aside in this mourning time our common sinnes with our common garments, our ordinary sinnes in these extraordinary iudgements? It was an honest dutifull speech of Vriah when David bid him goe home, |
whose eyes Are the windows, whose ears the doors of their own destruction, whose understanding represents their will, whose will is a Common Courtesan of pollution, whose memory a treasury of corruption. Nay among our selves, how many of us have but laid aside in this mourning time our Common Sins with our Common garments, our ordinary Sins in these extraordinary Judgments? It was an honest dutiful speech of Uriah when David bid him go home, |
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