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

for he hath resolved that his faithfulness towards thee shall never fail, ¹and therefore when thou seemest almost lost, and ready to despond, he will return to thee again, and the more time he hath lost by absence, the more full will his heart be of ravishing love and affections to thee. ⟨p. 243⟩5ly. He will Turn all to thy good; neither thy sins, ²though many and great, nor thy miseries, though overwhelming and discouraging, no nor lastly shall death it self,³ be ever able to make a divorce between thee and him; but serve as a passage to thee when thy work is done into the Bridechamber of thy Lord; and now tell me,⁴ hast not thou Reason to love him?

for hee hath resolved that his faithfulness towards thee shall never fail, ¹and therefore when thou seemest almost lost, and ready to despond, hee will return to thee again, and the more time he hath lost by absence, the more full will his heart bee of ravishing love and affections to thee. ⟨p. 243⟩5ly. Hee will Turn all to thy good; neither thy sins, ²though many and great, nor thy miseries, though overwhelming and discouraging, no nor lastly shall death it self,³ bee ever able to make a divorce between thee and him; but serve as a passage to thee when thy work is done into the Bridechamber of thy Lord; and now tell mee,⁴ hast not thou Reason to love him?