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[ 20] Some say the Sabbath is significative of Heaven, and there∣fore it onely comprehends the day light which is fit to signifie the lightsome Day of Heaven, which darknesse is not: but why may not Night-time signifie Heaven as well as Day-time? for Heaven is a place of rest, and the night is the fittest time for rest, after our weary labours in the day. Who teacheth
men thus to allegorize? how easily a thing is it thus to abuse all the Scripture? and yet suppose it should signifie Heaven, yet why may not the Sabbath continue the space of a naturall as well as of an artificiall Day, considering that the naturall Day of the World or of both Hemispheres consists onely of light, which these men say is significative of Heaven?