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But what are the Bread and the Waters, they might have enjoyed with the Saints in Heaven?¹ Such as shall never be dried up. ^dJe• thy presence is the fullness of joy: and at thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore. Happy is the undefiled soul, who is innocent from the great offence; all whose sins are washed as white as Snow, in that blood, which alone is able ^eto purge the conscience from dead works. ^fHe that walketh righteously, &c. he shall dwell on high: his place of defence shall be the munitions of rocks: Bread shall be given him; his Waters shall be sure. His joys are certain and stable; no alteration, no alternation shall impair them. The wicked for the slight breakfast of this world, loose the ^gLambs supper of glory. Where these four things concur, that make a perfect feast: Dies lectus, locus electus, coetus been collectus, apparatus non neglectus. A good time, eternity. A good place, Heaven. A good company, the Saints. Good cheer, Glory.

But what are the Bread and the Waters, they might haue enioyed with the Sain•s in Heauen?¹ Such as shall neuer be dryed vp. ^dIe• thy presence is the fulnesse of ioy: and at thy right hand there are pleasures for euermore. Happy is the vndefiled soule, who is innocent from the great offence; all whose sinnes are washed as white as Snow, in that blood, which alone is able ^eto purge the conscience from dead workes. ^f