— » — —^ C!?e Pilgrfm’g pjogtefs. 109 before are highly favoured, and fhe .v by thefe hings, that they are Sharers with us in the Grace of fife. Now the Cook fent up to fignify that Sapper was a!® ftoft ready, and fent one to lay the loth and the trenchers, and to fet the Supper ready. alt and Bread in Order.. Then faid Matthew, The Sight of this Cloth, and of this I ore-runner of the Supper, begetteth in me a greater Appe~ ite to my Food than I had before. 1 In Gains. So let all mini firing DoSrines to thee in this fife, beget in thee a greater Defire to fit at the Sup* er of the Great King in his Kingdom ; ur all Preaching, Books and Ordinances What is to be ere, are but as the laying of the Tren- gathered from hers* and as fetting of Salt upon the laying of the oard, when compared with the Feafi Bread with tat our Lord will make for us when we the Cloth and bme to his Houfe. Trenchers. So Supper came up, and firfi a Heave-Shout der^ anc! Wave-Bread were fet on the Table before them: To few that they muft begin the Meal 1th Prayer and Traife to God. The Lev It. 7. 32, save-Shoulder David lifted his Heart 3 3, 54.Ch 10. p to God with, and with the Wave- 14,15- Pfalm reaft, where his Heart lay, with that he 25. 1 Heb. 13. fed to lean upon his Harp, when he 15. Bent.']!. 'ay’d, Thefe two Difhes were very 14. Jud. 9.13. elh and good, and they all eat hear* ly thereof.