The Morning exercise [at] Cri[ppleg]ate, or, Several cases of conscience practically resolved

Yet may the tide turn,¹ and the Sun of Righteousness arise after a long winter, and continual night as in those remote Climates, who sit in the region and shadow of death, and come with healing under his wings; and he may cry out, Rejoice with me, I have found him whom my soul loveth; the lost sheep is found by the good shepherd, the lost Saviour is found, Luk. 2. the lost star seen again, Mat. 2. And the utterly despairing hopes of salvation are disappointed by a safe, though hazardous coming to land, Acts 27.20. and 44.

Yet may the tide turn,¹ and the Sun of Righteousness arise after a long winter, and continual night as in those remote Climates, who sit in the region and shadow of death, and come with healing under his wings; and he may cry out, Rejoyce with me, I have found him whom my soul loveth; the lost sheep is found by the good sheepherd, the lost Saviour is found, Luk. 2. the lost star seen againe, Mat. 2. And the utterly despairing hopes of salvation are disappointed by a safe, though hazardous coming to land, Acts 27.20. and 44.

1. 1Gratia nec totaliter intermittitur, nec finaliter amittitur. Actus omittitur, habitus non amittitur; actio pervertitur, fides non subvertitur; concutitur, non excutitur, defluit fructus, latet succus; jus ad regnum amittunt demeritoriè, non effective Prid. Effectus justificationis suspenditur, at status justificati non dissolvitur, Suff. Bri•