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A40634 VVords to give to the young-man knowledg and discretion, or, The law of kindness in the tongue of a father to his son by Francis Fuller ... Fuller, Francis, 1637?-1701. 1685 (1685) Wing F2389; ESTC R7286 71,878 224

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willing to spend and be spent like a Taper that consumes it self by giving Light to others A good Minister is a Light and his Motto must be Lucendo pereo or that of the Phoenix Dum pario pereo Qui sibi nequam cui bonus Heb. 13 4. Be a good Minister for the good of others and a good Man for your own Marriage is honourable in all and Parentage Parts and Portion are good Ingredients in a Match but not the principals to guide your choice let not therefore your Affections so far bribe your Judgment as to put you upon the choice of a Wife for Money or Beauty only but for Religion the best and strongest Marriage-knot so strong that it cannot be cut asunder for they that are thus joyned together neither Life nor Death can part Never pawn your Honesty to please your Fancy If you marry and live to have Children and have any thing to give them give them what you can spare while you are alive or at last they will thank Death for it and not you If you have nothing to give them or whether you have or have not leave them under God's Blessing and you will leave them rich A Table though never so richly 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 adorn'd and furnish'd with Food differs according to the Greek Proverb nothing from a Manger therefore how meanly soever your Table is furnish'd with Food let it be furnish'd with good Discourse that all that come there may fare as of old they did at Plato's Banquets the better for it afterwards The Ear trys Words as the Job 12. 11. Mouth tasts Meat In two things the Philosopher Pythag. says we are like to God viz. in speaking the Truth and in bestowing Benefits God is a God of Truth he cannot lye and they that are like to Titus 1. 2. him will not God is good and does good Isa 63. 8. Ps 25. 8. Exo. 34. 6. he is abundant in it and the more any exceed in Bounty which is Goodness enlarged the more like to him they are Therefore When God enlarges his hand in Bounty to you do you enlarge yours in Bounty to others Charity may begin at home but it must not end there Dr. Taylor 's Advice to his Son was that if God did bless him with the things of this World he should count it his chiefest Riches to be rich in Alms and it will be your Wisdom to believe so some indeed think it is the next way to be undone for what is thus given they conclude is thrown away but they are mistaken that think so for it is a way not only to secure what you have but to encrease it in that whatever you thus give you lend and that not Prov. 28. 27. to a Bankrupt but to God who has all the Riches of Heaven and Prov. 19. 17. Earth and stands Principal in that Bond which secures the payment back again of what you thus lend in this Life and of something better in the Life to come I had rather you should want an Estate than a heart to be charitable a Capacity this way to do good than a Will or an Inclination to it The holy Scriptures contain'd in the old and new Testament are the Word of God the Statute-book 2 Tim. 3. 16. of Heaven the Will of your heavenly Father the Advice of Christ your heavenly Physician the Counsel of him your Advocate Phil. 2. 16. Act. 13. 26 Rom 10. 8. 2 Tim. 3. 15. Eph 1. 13. the Word of Life and Salvation the Word of Faith and Truth therefore Believe it firmly Here let the Ark of your Faith rest Read it daily and diligently That you may find Christ the rich Treasure in this Field Hear it attentively The more heed you give to Act 16. 14. Heb. 2. 1. what you hear the more you will remember Love it sincerely There is no Love like that to God and his Word and such as your Love is to his Word such is your Love to him Meditate on it constantly Psal 1. 2. The Blessing is entail'd upon them that meditate on it day and night Contend for it earnestly It is the Word of Faith and Jude 3. you must be a Defender of it Obey it faithfully You neither read hear understand nor believe aright any more than what you practice Action is the best part of Jam. 1. 22 23. a Christian and there is no doing like to that of the Word The Work of Creation being 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Gen. 2. 2. 3. He sanctify'd it or set it apart and appointed it to be a holy rest for his Worship ended on the seventh day God rested on that day from all his Work which he had made and blessed the seventh day and sanctified it He sanctified it by Institution that the Jews might sanctifie it by Observation he by setting it apart to a holy use that they might by keeping it so Now as the first day on which the work of Creation was finish'd was consecrated and set apart for a holy Sabbath to God so the first day on which the work of Redemption was perfected was set apart as a holy rest unto him that was as Athanasius says the end of the first Creation and this the beginning of the second Creation and as that was kept holy to God so this as appears by the Act. 20. 7. 1 Cor. 16. 12. Rev. 1. 10. practice of the Apostles and by the universal Practice of the Christian Church has ever since for many hundred Years been kept holy to him in the Christian Church both by converted Jews and gentile Christians And I can assure you from my own Observation I never yet knew any but the more strict they were in the profession of Religion the more strict they were in the Observation of this day Besides there are two reasons to oblige you to the keeping of this day that the Jews had not to oblige them to the keeping of their Sabbath viz. The Resurrection of Christ John 20. Luke 24. from the dead on this day and The Descension of the Holy Ghost Since then there are such Reasons to enforce the practice of it let it be your great care to sanctifie this day and that 1. By ceasing From all evil Works which are Sins on other days and double Sabbatum Satana Sins on this From all Works of Recreation Sabbatum Aurei Vituli or Pleasure viz. such as are not natural and necessary but voluntary and needless From all Works of Labour that Sabbatum Tyri are not Works of Necessity Piety or Mercy nor tending thereunto 2. By doing all the Works of Piety both publick and private which are the proper Works of this day and not barely doing of them but by doing of them with Exactness Constancy and Delight The Sacrifices of old were double Num. 28. 9 on the Sabbath-day and God requires more Service