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Two Sermons at Pauls Cross · Robert Sanderson

Two Sermons at Pauls Cross, Title page – Errata

TWO SERMONS PREACHED at PAVLES-Crosse LONDON.

The one November 21. the other Aprill 15. 1627. BY ROBERT SAVNDERSON, Bachelour in Divinitie, and sometimes Fellow of LINCOLNE-Colledge in Oxford.

LONDON. Printed by B.A. and T.F. for ROBERT DAVVLMAN, and are to be sold at his Shop, at the signe of the Brazen Serpent in Pauls Church-yard. 1628.

TO THE WORSHIPFVL my very kind Neighbour and Patron, THOMAS HARINGTON of Boothby-Paynell, in the County of LINCOLNE Esquire.

SIR; although I neither hauehave, nor ought to hauehave any other prime intention in the Publishing of these two Sermons, then I had in the Preaching of them, and then eueryevery Minister that fore-casteth to make his last account with comfort ought to hauehave in the whole course and exercise of his Ministerie, viz. the building vp of the people of God in Faith and Godlinesse: yet I cannot but desire withall, that as they passeth abroad in the world, they may stand vp eueryevery where as a publique testimonie of my priuate obligations to you. Whereof (omitting those daily kinde offices of Friendship and Neighbourhood, which you are euer ready to doe me and mine vponupon all occasions; as also your zeale vntounto Iustice and the Common-good, aboundantly manifested in managing the affaires of your Countrey with singular skill, Industry, and Faithfulnes:) I neede produce no other argument then this; that liuing so long vnderunder my Charge, as I doe also vnderunder your Patronage, you neuer yet gaue me the least cause to thinke my selfe, either despised in the Worke, or defrauded in the Wages, of my Ministery. Which, as it is a gracious euidence of a pious and sincere heart in you; so it is a Circumstance, wherein I am happie beyond the condition of most of my Brethren in the same Calling. God make me truly Thankfull to him for his good Prouidence ouer me therein, and for all other his Mercies towards me: and both continue and increase your Comforts amid all the Afflictions of this present euill World; and in the end make you partaker of the Ioyes of the world to come:

Yours in the Lord, Robert Saunderson. Boothby-Paynell, Linc: 1. Iuly. 1628.

Errata.

IN Page 5. and in Note line 6. for Psal. read Verse. In page 14. from line 6. for Psal. read Verse fiue times in that page.