But if a man live] And sit in the worlds warme Sun-shine, and say he shall never be moved, Job XXI. 7,—13. yet let him remember] That the light will be turned into darknesse, the dark dayes will come of old age and death, chap. VI. 4. Job X. 21. Psal. VIII. 12, 13. and CXLIII. 3. and they so many, as that the lightsome days of life will seeme but a warm gleame, a momentanie glance; which remembrance should coole our hot desires after the vanites of this life, and lay our lusts a bleeding and a dying at our feet, 1 Pet. II. 12. All that cometh, every man, every thing that hapneth, is vanity.