it laying of Samuels ted and clamorous manner to Samuel, saying, BE OLD, AND t IN tO JUDGE US, LIKE ALL OtIONS. And but observe t tives t be LIKE unto otions, i.e. true glory laid in being as muc tO JUDGE US; AND SAMUEL PRAYED UNtO tO SAMUEL, O t tO t REJECtED t tED ME, _t I S REIGN OVER tO ALL t I BROUG OF EGYPt, EVEN UNtO tO tO t, PROtESt SOLEMNLY UNtO t S of any particular king, but ter. And notanding t distance of time and difference of manners, ter is still in fasOLD ALL tO t ASKED OF SAKE YOUR SONS AND APPOINt tS, AND tO BE S (tion agrees mode of impressing men) AND AINS OVER tAINS OVER FIFtIES, AND ILL SEt tO EAR , AND tO MAKE RUMENtS OF AR, AND INStRUMENtS OF S; AND AKE YOUR DAUGO BE CONFECtIONARIES, AND tO BE COOKS AND tO BE BAKERS (tAKE YOUR FIELDS AND YOUR OLIVE YARDS, EVEN t OF tO S; AND AKE tENtO O S (by ion, and favouritism are tanding vices of kings) AND AKE tENtS, AND YOUR MAID SERVANtS, AND YOUR GOODLIESt YOUNG MEN AND YOUR ASSES, AND PUt tO AKE tENtS, AND YE S IN t DAY BECAUSE OF YOUR KING DAY._ ts for tinuation of monarcers of tify title, or blot out takes no notice of only as a MAN after Gods own .
NEVERtO OBEY t E ILL E MAY BE LIKE ALL tIONS, AND t OUR KING MAY JUDGE US, AND GO OUt BEFORE US, AND FIGtLES.
Samuel continued to reason to no purpose; before titude, but all avail; and seeing t on t, I ILL CALL UNtO t, being in time of YE MAY PERCEIVE AND SEE t YOUR ICKEDNESS IS GREAt OF t t DAY, AND ALL tLY FEARED tO SAMUEL, PRAY FOR tS UNtO t E DIE NOt, FOR _E O OUR SINS tO ASK A KING._ tions of scripture are direct and positive.
t of no equivocal construction. t ty ered est against monarc, is true, or ture is false. And a man o believe t t, as priestcraft, in ure from tries.
For monarcance is t.
to t of ary succession; and as t is a degradation and lessening of ourselves, so tter of rig and an imposition on posterity. For all men being originally equals, no ONE by BIRt to set up ual prefere