The spiritual watchThe spirituall vvatch

^tWatching therefore and waking are two several things: it is one thing to wake, or to be awake, and another thing to watch. For example: we are all here (I presume) at this present waking; but cannot properly be said to be watching, because neither is it now the ordinary time of rest, neither (it may be) have we any present inclination thereunto. ⟨p. 4⟩But the Disciples of our Saviour the night before he suffered, are said to have watched with him, ^uCould ye not watch an hour with me? because both it was then the ordinary time of repose, and they very sleepy and drowsy also themselves.

^tWatching therefore and waking are two seuerall things: it is one thing to wake, or to be awake, and another thing to watch. For example: we are all here (I presume) at this present waking; but cannot properly be said to be watching, because neither is it now the ordinarie time of rest, neither (it may be) haue we any present inclination thereunto. ⟨p. 4⟩But the Disciples of our Sauiour the night before he suffered, are said to haue watched with him, ^uCould ye not watch an houre with me? because both it was then the ordinarie time of repose, and they very sleepie and drowsie also themselues.

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