Ezekiel 6

Here Christ makes the lilies and hearbes of the field a schoolmaster unto man, yea to his own disciples (for he spake to them.) And this he dos for speciall causes. First, to teach them and us, that the silie creatures in the field doe in their kind yeild more obedience unto God…

God does not only expect that his ministers and priests should weep between the porch and the altar, when sore judgements are upon his land, as (Joel 2:17), but also that the people should weep too, that the bridegroom should go forth of his chamber, and the bride out of her clo…

Certain it is, he that is not willing to be convinced, and to give way to the authority of the truth made known, and to submit thereto, is led with his own lusts, and is a servant of sin to this very day. He who has his [illegible] pierced through, and is truly affected with his…

It is a wearying of God, (Isaiah 7:13).—5. It is a breaking the heart of God, (Ezekiel 6:9). I am broken with your whorish heart; as a loving husband is with the unchast carriage of his wife.—6.

Secondly, if I be so far humbled, as to come off with self-loathing, that my heart is broken, because I have broken God's heart; this is humiliation enough to find pardon. It is a notable place, that of Ezekiel 6:9. these are they to whom God will show mercy, they shall loathe t…

Our people don't so much need to have their heads stored, as to have their hearts touched; and they stand in the greatest need of that sort of preaching, that has the greatest tendency to do this. Those texts in Isaiah 58:1 — 'Cry aloud, spare not, lift up your voice like a trum…