The sum of sacred divinity briefly & methodically propoundedThe summe of sacred diuinitie briefly & methodically propounded

Secondly, The sorrow and trouble of his mind, before he came to handy-gripes, whereof he himself saith, ^pNow is my soul troubled. And what shall I say? Father, save me from this hour, but therefore came I unto this hour: my ^qsoul is every way compassed with sorrows to death: his fear & fright because of this bitter Cup being so terrible, that ^rAngels were fain to be sent down to strengthen and encourage him, that his body, as yet without all harm, ^strickled down with clots of blood, in stead of sweat, which was never heard of in any man besides, show that it was more then bodily pains, even the whole Cup of Gods wrath which he so ^tfeared, in fearing felt, and feeling, was delivered from. Else he had not been so strong as ten thousand Saints and Martyrs, that fight but by his strength.

Secondly, The sorrow and trouble of his minde, before hee came to handie-gripes, whereof hee himselfe saith, ^pNow is my soule troubled. And what shall I say? Father, saue mee from this houre, but therefore came I vnto this houre: my ^qsoule is euery way compassed with sorrowes to death: his feare & fright because of this bitter Cup being so terrible, that ^rAngels were faine to be sent downe to strengthen and incourage him, that his bodie, as yet without all harme, ^strickled downe with clots of bloud, in stead of sweate, which was neuer heard of in any man besides, shew that it was more then bodily paines, euen the whole Cup of Gods wrath which hee so ^t