Some general directions for a comfortable walking with God delivered in the lecture at…Some generall directions for a comfortable walking with God deliuered in the lecture at…

As the morning.] 1. The morning springs out of the greatest darkness; the night is most dark, as they say, a little before day: the illuminated soul arises out of the most darksome and damned grave of ignorance and sin. 2. The beauty of the morning is principally seen in her ^*ruddiness: The soul that is newly delivered out of the horror of Egyptian darkness, and hands of the hellish Pharaoh, is all ruddy with passing through the red Sea of Christs blood; that is the ground upon which all its beauty and blessedness is built. 2. The glory of the morning after its first peeping in the East, spreads fairer and fairer in all beauty and brightness, until the mid-day, and full illustration of the World: Grace in the soul, after the first plantation, grows stronger and stronger, shines fairer and fairer, until it set in the bottomless Ocean of endless Glory. See Prou. 4. 18.

As the morning.] 1. The morning springs out of the greatest darknesse; the night is most darke, as they say, a little before day: the illuminated soule arises out of the most darksome and damned graue of ignorance and sinne. 2. The beauty of the morning is principally seene in her ^*ruddinesse: The soule that is newly deliuered out of the horror of Egyptian darknesse, and hands of the hellish Pharaoh, is all ruddy with passing thorow the red Sea of Christs blood; that is the ground vpon which all its beauty and blessednesse is built. 2. The glory of the morning after its first peeping in the East, spreads fairer and fairer in all beauty and brightnesse, vntill the mid-day, and full illustration of the World: Grace in the soule, after the first plantation, growes stronger and stronger, shines fairer and fairer, vntil it set in the bottomlesse Ocean of endlesse Glory. See Prou. 4. 18.

1. *Hence it is, that the Poets call it [Greek or Hebrew]. The Rosie-fingered morning.Hence it is, that the Poets call it 〈non-Latin alphabet〉. The Rosie-fingered morning.