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He hath 1 a rich Wardrobe of righteousness to apparel us,¹ 2. a glorious house, a City of gold to entertain us; whose foundation is Jasper and Sapphire, and such precious stone; the least of them richer then ten Escurials, 3. His Jointure is Glory, Jointure I may call it, for so we are with him joined heirs, though not joined purchasers. If the house of this World be so esteemed,² wherein God lets his enemies dwell; what is the mansion he hath provided for himself, and his Spouse, the daughter of Zion • 4. His fruition ⟨p. 16⟩is sweet and blessed, ob eminentiam, ob permanentiam, for perfection, for perpetuity, a Kingdom, and such a one, as cannot be shaken, which no sin, like a politic Papist shall blow up,³ no sorrow like a turbulent Atheist shall invade.

He hath 1 a rich Wardrobe of righteousnesse to apparrell vs,¹ 2. a glorious house, a City of golde to entertaine vs; whose foundation is Iasper and Saphire, and such precious stone; the least of them richer then ten Escurials, 3. His Ioynture is Glory, Ioynture I may call it, for so we are with him ioin'd heires, though not ioyn'd purchasers. If the house of this World be so esteem'd,² wherein God lets his enemies dwell; what is the mansion hee hath prouided for himselfe, and his Spouse, the daughter of Sion • 4. His fruition ⟨p. 16⟩is sweet and blessed, ob eminentiam, ob permanentiam, for perfection, for perpetuity, a Kingdome, and such a one, as cannot be shaken, which no sinne, like a polliticke Papist shal blow vp,³ no sorrow like a turbulent Atheist shal inuade.