A27107:1180
The practice of piety directing a Christian how to walk, that he may please…
The practice of piety directing a Christian how to walk, that he may please God / amplified by the author
London: printed for Edward Brewster, 1695
A27107:1180
The practice of piety directing a Christian how to walk, that he may please God / amplified by the author
London: printed for Edward Brewster, 1695
No title page in the transcription: set from the catalogue record.
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
S. Lord, wherefore did thy three select Disciples, cfall so fast asleep, when thou beganst to fall into thy agony? C. To show, that Id alone wrought the work of thy Redemption.
S. Lord, wherefore did thy three select Disciples, cfall so fast asleep, when thou beganst to fall into thy agony? C. To shew, that Id alone wrought the work of thy Redemption.
S. Lord, 1why wouldest thou suffer Judas (betraying thee) to kiss thee? C. That by enduring the words of dissembling Lips, I might there begin to expiate sin, where […] find brought it into the world.2
S. Lord, 1why would'st thou suffer Judas (betraying thee) to kiss thee? C. That by enduring the words of dissembling Lips, I might there begin to expiate sin, where 〈…〉 find brought it into the world.2
S. Lord, why didst thou pray with such str•ng crying and tears? C. 1That I might […] the fury of God's Justice,2 which was so fiercely kindled against thee.
S. Lord, why didst thou pray with such str•ng crying and tears? C. 1That I might 〈…〉 the fury of God's Justice,2 which was so fiercely kindled against thee.
S. Lord, why wast thou so afraid, and cast •nto such an A••ny? C. 1That […] the wrath due to thy sins, thou mightest be more secure in thy de••h, and […] more comfort in thy cross.
S. Lord, why wast thou so afraid, and cast •nto such an A••ny? C. 1That 〈…〉 the •rath due to thy sins, thou mightest be more secure in thy de••h, and 〈…〉 more comfort in thy crosse.
S. Lord, wherefore […] 1and so earnestly, […] 2[…] thee? C. That […] 3the horror of that curse•• […] being due to thy sin, I was […] and endure for thee.
S. Lord, wher•f•re 〈…〉 1and so earnestly, 〈…〉 2〈…〉 thee? C. That 〈…〉 3the horrour of that curse•• 〈…〉 being due to thy sin, I was 〈…〉 and endure for thee.
S. Lord, 1wherefore didst thou after […] wish, submit thy will unto the wi• […]? C. To teach thee what thou […] do in all thy afflictions: and how willingly thou shouldest yield to bear with […] that Cross which thou seest to come from the just hand of thy heavenly Father.
S. Lord, 1wherefore didst thou after 〈…〉 wish, submit thy will unto the wi• 〈…〉? C. To teach thee what thou 〈…〉 do in all thy afflictions: and how willingly thou should'st yield to bear with 〈…〉 that Cross which thou seest to come from the just hand of thy heavenly Father.
S. Lord, 1wherefore wouldst thou stand to be apprehended alone? C. To show thee, that my love of thy salvation was more than the love of all my Disciples.
S. Lord, 1wherefore wouldst thou stand to be apprehended alone? C. To shew thee, that my love of thy salvation was more than the love of all my Disciples.
S. 1Lord, wherefore was the young man caught by the soldiers, and unstripped of his linen, who came out of his bed, hearing the stir at thy apprehension, and leading to the high Priest? C. To show their outrage in apprehending me, and my power in preserving out of their outrageous hands, all my Disciples, who otherwise had been worse handled by them, than was that young man.
S. 1Lord, wherefore was the young man caught by the soldiers, and unstrip'd of his linen, who came out of his bed, hearing the stir at thy apprehension, and leading to the high Priest? C. To shew their outrage in apprehending me, and my power in preserving out of their outragious hands, all my Disciples, who otherwise had been worse handled by them, than was that young man.