The souls exaltation A treatiseThe soules exaltation A treatise

so that the plaster should be applied to the place from whence the […] the dis•e came: As Satan brought sin into the world, […] punishments by sin, so the plaster must be laid there, that all may be fully cured,

so that the plaister should be applied to the place from whence the 〈…〉 the dis•e came: As Satan brought sin into the world, 〈…〉 punishments by sin, so the plaister must bee laid there, that all may be fully cured,

Again, when did our Saviour suffer pains in his soul? To this I answer, our Saviour did suffer these pains, partly in the garden, and partly upon the cross this will be plain if you compare Matthew 26.37. with John 19.30. in Saint Matthew he saith, that Christ took with him Peter and the two sons of Zebedee, and he began it […] sorrowful, and to be grievously troubled: he began to be sorrowful, this sorrow and heaviness was the pains of his soul: here he did begin it; and in John 19.30. when Jesus had received of the vinegar, he said, now it is finished: what is that? there are many interpretations upon it, but I will follow that which I conceive to be most seasonable, as thus; it is finished, that is, the cup is •ver, the heavy indignation of the Lord that did pursue we, and lie upon me, is now over; and remember this blo•d finished, doth argue that it had a beginning. There was a time when our Saviour begun to crapple with this wrath of God, and now it is finished: this is the meaning of it, for it could not be meant of all the Prophesies that were of Christ all which were not fulfilled, and though some were fulfilled, yet some were not; and therefore it could not be meant of them, as namely of this Prophecy: as Jonah was three days and three nights in the whales belly, so shall the Son of man be three days