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C/ Servants "DMies te their Maflers,
<e, Veciufe the Lord requiteth it at your Hinds , fo mnJfi
Apol^e eyprefies, c® : i: jj; For fpetking t J ^enrants,
f»ith* Whaterer ye do, doit heartily as to tfi* Laird}
.acis 'arkatlbever Service ye da to your Mailers, do it for
e Lord’s fake, becaufe he hath commanded it, .and chert
re doit out of confcieHce to the Word and Camnu
od, wha requires you to yield (ificere Service and ( .
: to your Mailers } for this will ftir you uptodoittq
belt Manner you can, thatfo God n»ty accepfthcitj
id reward you for the fame.
. Your Obedience mull be univerfal unto every
they require of you ; fo much the . Apollle exprelTee,
j: ai: Servants (faith he ) obey your Mailers in all
'hings .not only in fuck Things as feem eafie and motl-pleaf
your Fancy, but whatfoever they cammand you be-
o >t contrary tothe Word of God, but are in themfelves
onell and lawful; for if they liould command you to lie,
vear, or ufe falfe Weights and Meafures, which are Thing*
irbidden by God, you ought not therein to yield to their
ommands, but to fay tiato t em,as Jofeph to hh Miftrefs,
lowjball I do this great Wickednefs andfin against Godi
“'ho lie was a Servant to his Mailer’s command, yet would r
s not be a Servant to his Millrefs Lulls.
II Another Duty incuntbent upon Servauj*' J^ligence
difpatehing their Bulinefs, withon- 'oitering'pr mindieg
• leir own Eafe and pleafure; but as tj .r Strength and time
their vlallers, fo they ought to put* forth their Strength,
1 rhfttr \Ai • T
ipipy their whole Time in their Mailers fel vice : I
»y, their uvitole Time, excepting fome part thereof, for
heir fecrec Osvotions.as their Morning^niEvemng prayers
itoGod: For Servants mull have rcfjMj^rheir Mafter
Heaven, aswell astotheir Mailer i Wam and tpake
much confcience of perform*- cheifflBp& him, as to
eir Mailers according to theFieflf; for indeed the Lord I*
he bell Mailer, Who gives the belt Wages, and largell Re-
rVards.
III. Another Dutie, is Faithfulaeft Servants mull (hnv
dl Faithfulnefs to their Mahers, as thr Apoftfe exprefTes
r"“' a: to: Both that Trufi At, Is repofed in Strvan-.s.'aud
hat Account that is to be taken of them, require Faithful- "
refs.Do you not rcnqember wnattheLordfaid toche Sterv-
ird. Give an accouiu pf. tky *.tevvafdttilp, L«^e it '£ 4pd,
vere notuil the Serudnts j v vhom Talents were cojnmic-
ed, called coaf,Acdeuu. ? \f«ty a/. , <]Vvt>*ben doth .
•
<e, Veciufe the Lord requiteth it at your Hinds , fo mnJfi
Apol^e eyprefies, c® : i: jj; For fpetking t J ^enrants,
f»ith* Whaterer ye do, doit heartily as to tfi* Laird}
.acis 'arkatlbever Service ye da to your Mailers, do it for
e Lord’s fake, becaufe he hath commanded it, .and chert
re doit out of confcieHce to the Word and Camnu
od, wha requires you to yield (ificere Service and ( .
: to your Mailers } for this will ftir you uptodoittq
belt Manner you can, thatfo God n»ty accepfthcitj
id reward you for the fame.
. Your Obedience mull be univerfal unto every
they require of you ; fo much the . Apollle exprelTee,
j: ai: Servants (faith he ) obey your Mailers in all
'hings .not only in fuck Things as feem eafie and motl-pleaf
your Fancy, but whatfoever they cammand you be-
o >t contrary tothe Word of God, but are in themfelves
onell and lawful; for if they liould command you to lie,
vear, or ufe falfe Weights and Meafures, which are Thing*
irbidden by God, you ought not therein to yield to their
ommands, but to fay tiato t em,as Jofeph to hh Miftrefs,
lowjball I do this great Wickednefs andfin against Godi
“'ho lie was a Servant to his Mailer’s command, yet would r
s not be a Servant to his Millrefs Lulls.
II Another Duty incuntbent upon Servauj*' J^ligence
difpatehing their Bulinefs, withon- 'oitering'pr mindieg
• leir own Eafe and pleafure; but as tj .r Strength and time
their vlallers, fo they ought to put* forth their Strength,
1 rhfttr \Ai • T
ipipy their whole Time in their Mailers fel vice : I
»y, their uvitole Time, excepting fome part thereof, for
heir fecrec Osvotions.as their Morning^niEvemng prayers
itoGod: For Servants mull have rcfjMj^rheir Mafter
Heaven, aswell astotheir Mailer i Wam and tpake
much confcience of perform*- cheifflBp& him, as to
eir Mailers according to theFieflf; for indeed the Lord I*
he bell Mailer, Who gives the belt Wages, and largell Re-
rVards.
III. Another Dutie, is Faithfulaeft Servants mull (hnv
dl Faithfulnefs to their Mahers, as thr Apoftfe exprefTes
r"“' a: to: Both that Trufi At, Is repofed in Strvan-.s.'aud
hat Account that is to be taken of them, require Faithful- "
refs.Do you not rcnqember wnattheLordfaid toche Sterv-
ird. Give an accouiu pf. tky *.tevvafdttilp, L«^e it '£ 4pd,
vere notuil the Serudnts j v vhom Talents were cojnmic-
ed, called coaf,Acdeuu. ? \f«ty a/. , <]Vvt>*ben doth .
•
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Description | Thousands of printed books from the Antiquarian Books of Scotland collection which dates from 1641 to the 1980s. The collection consists of 14,800 books which were published in Scotland or have a Scottish connection, e.g. through the author, printer or owner. Subjects covered include sport, education, diseases, adventure, occupations, Jacobites, politics and religion. Among the 29 languages represented are English, Gaelic, Italian, French, Russian and Swedish. |
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