' tfje l&tlsrtm* #?ogtefs. 33 ys to cover their Faces; for they all began now to tderftand the Riddle. Then laid the Interpreter again, The Spider taketh Id with her Hands, as yon fee, and is in Kings Palaces, nd wherefore is this recorded, but to ,ew you^ That how full of the Ve- The Interpre- pm of Sin foever you be, yet you may tat ion. the Hand of Faith, lay hold of and veil in the beft Room that belongs to the King’s ouie above. C hr id. I thought, faid Chrifiiana, of fomething of , is ; but I could not imagine it all. I thought, that e were like Spiders, and that we look’d like ugly reatures, in what fine Room foever we were: But r at by this Spider, this venomous and ill-favour’d feature, we were to learn how to aB Faith, that came >c into my Thoughts, That Ihe worketh with 1(j ands, and as I fee, dwells in the bed Room in the ^ oufe. God has made nothing in vain. ln Then they feemed all to be glad; but the Water ood in their Eyes: Yet they looked one upon another, jpd alfo bowed before the Interpreter. He had them then into another Room, where was a en and Chickens, and bid them obferve a-While. So fllie of the Chickens went to the Trough aii> drink, and every time Ihe drank, Ihe Of the Hen nifced up her Head, and her Eyes to- and Chickens. ip ards Heaven. See, faid he, what this ccjttle Chick doth, and learn of her to acknowledge tc hence your Mercies come, by receiving them with poking up. Yet again, faid he, obferve and look ; Sp|> they gave heed, and perceived that the Hen did djralk in a fourfold Method towards her Chickens. She had a common Call, and that Ihe hath all the Day ntpng. 2. She had a fpecial Call, and (pat Ihe had but fometimes. 3. She Mat. 13. 27# thad a brooding Note* And, 4. She had h a Oftfrcrj. Now,