A glance of Heaven, or, A precious taste of a glorious feastA glance of Heaven, or, A pretious taste of a glorious feast

The Spirit reveals them by way of negation, and indefinitely, as also by way of ⟨p. 15⟩eminence. Whatsoever is excellent in the world, God borrows it, to set out the excellency of the things that he hath provided for his Children in grace, and glory.

The Spirit reveales them by way of negation, and indefinitely, as also by way of ⟨p. 15⟩eminence. Whatsoever is excellent in the world, God borrowes it, to set out the excellencie of the things that hee hath provided for his Children in grace, and glory.

A feast is a comfortable things they are called a Feast. A Kingdom is a glorious thing; they are called a Kingdom. Marriage is a sweet thing; they are set forth by that, by an inheritance, and adoption of children, and such like: So that all these things are taken to •e shadows of those things. And indeed they are but shadows, the reality is the heavenly kingdom of grace and glory: the heavenly riches, the heavenly inheritance, the ⟨p. 16⟩heavenly sonship: when all these things vanish, and come to nothing: then comes in the true Kingdom, Sonship, and Inheritance.

A feast is a comfortable things they are called a Feast. A Kingdome is a glorious thing; they are called a Kingdome. Marriage is a sweet thing; they are set forth by that, by an inheritance, and adoption of children, and such like: So that all these things are taken to •e shadowes of those things. And indeed they are but shadows, the realitie is the heavenly kingdome of grace and glory: the heavenly riches, the heavenly inheritance, the ⟨p. 16⟩heavenly sonship: when all these things vanish, and come to nothing: then comes in the true Kingdome, Sonship, and Inheritance.