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As for Luther, he was oft taken with a great pain in his breast, about the mouth of the stomach, and thought his Death when it came would be sudden; which made him say, Feri Domine, feri clementer, quia ipse paratus sum: strike Lord, strike mercifully, for I am ready] Having preached his last Sermon at Wittenberg, Jan. 17. he took his journey the 23. to Count Mansfield's Country, whither he was called. When he came thither, he was grown so weak, that they almost despaired of his life; yet by the use of fomentations he had so much ease, as that he preached sometime, and did other work from Jan. 29. to Febr. 17. The last day of his life, though he was weak, yet he sate at the table with them, and at Supper his discourse was upon the Question, Whether we shall know one another in Heaven? which he affirmed and proved, in that Adam knew Eve as soon as he saw her, that she was flesh of his flesh: and therefore much more shall we know one another in Heaven, &c. After Supper, he withdrew himself as he used, for private prayer; but the pain of his breast increased on him. When he had taken a medicine, he lay down on a Couch and slept sweetly two hours, and then went to his Chamber, saying to those about him [Pray God to preserve the Doctrine of the Gospel to us; for the Pope and Council ⟨p. 191⟩of Trent have strange Contrivances.] When he was laid down and had slept a while he awakened, and found by the increase of his pain, that he was near his End, and spoke to God as followeth in their hearing [O my heavenly Father, the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the God of all Consolation, I thank thee that thou hast revealed to me thy Son Jesus Christ, in whom I have believed, whom I have professed, whom I have loved, whom I have Celebrated (or Honoured) whom the Pope of Rome and the rest of the rabble of the ungodly do persecute and reproach: I beseech thee O my Lord Jesus Christ receive my soul. O my heavenly Father, though I am taken from this life, and though my body must now be laid down, yet I know certainly that I shall abide with thee for ever, and that none can take me out of thy hands.] Then he said [So God loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believeth in him, should not perish, but have everlasting life] Then he repeated part of the 68. Psalm: and when he had drunk a medicine that was given him, he said [I go hence:

As for Luther, he was oft taken with a great pain in his breast, about the mouth of the stomack, and thought his Death when it came would be sudden; which made him say, Feri Domine, feri clementer, quia ipse paratus sum: strike Lord, strike mercifully, for I am ready] Having preached his last Sermon at Wittenberge, Jan. 17. he took his journey the 23. to Count Mansfields Countrey, whither he was called. When he came thither, he was grown so weak, that they almost despaired of his life; yet by the use of somentations he had so much ease, as that he preached sometime, and did other work from Jan. 29. to Febr. 17. The last day of his life, though he was weak, yet he sate at the table with them, and at Supper his discourse was upon the Question, Whether we shall know one another in Heaven? which he affirmed and proved, in that Adam knew Eve as soon as he saw her, that she was flesh of his flesh: and therefore much more shall we know one another in Heaven, &c. After Supper, he withdrew himself as he used, for private prayer; but the pain of his breast increased on him. When he had taken a medicine, he lay down on a Couch and slept sweetly two hours, and then went to his Chamber, saying to those about him [Pray God to preserve the Doctrine of the Gospel to us; for the Pope and Council