Men must discourse with Fruit-trees, having learned to understand their Language which though it be not Articulate, and distinct to the outward sense of hearing, in the sound of words, yet they speake plainly, and distinctly to the inward sense. . . . The trees . . . always speake Rationally, and Religiously; in every thing taking Gods part, speaking of his praise and glory; and for the instruction of all men.54
