Wo to thee O land] Esay III. 4. A child in years, For Tutors and Protectors have mostwhat self-ends, and deal not fairly and faithfully, or jarre among themselves. Thus it was in Rome after the death of Ancus Martius: and in the Romane Empire in the times of Arcadius and Honorius. Yet the Land was blessed and happy under young Solomon, Josiah, Uzziah, our Edward the VI. and others, for the parts and graces wherewith God endowed them. Or else a child in understanding and parts, rude and raw, without experience, discretion and abilities for so weighty an imployment, of a childish disposition for wit, courage, carriage, this, though not a childe in years. And such was Rehoboam, 1 Kings XIV. 21. with 2 Chron. XIII. 7. In a word, a worthlesse and wicked King is a Woe to the whole Land; and a great argument of Gods anger against it, 1 Sam. VIII. 6,—18. Job XXXIV. 30. Prov. XXVIII. 2. Esay XIX. 4. eate in the morning] Are riotous, and luxurious, unseasonably feasting.