The dead saint speaking to saints and sinners living in several treatisesThe dead saint speaking to saints and sinners living in severall treatises

3. Christ shed his blood for thee, which was more dear to him than ten thousand Worlds. What is all the World, and ten thousand Worlds in comparison of one drop of his blood? and therefore they whom he shed his blood for, must needs be more dear to him than all the World; his Heart is taken with them.

3. Christ shed his bloud for thee, which was more dear to him than ten thousand Worlds. What is all the World, and ten thousand Worlds in comparison of one drop of his bloud? and therefore they whom hee shed his bloud for, must needs bee more dear to him than all the World; his Heart is taken with them.

Thus far now we have gone in the breaking up the rich Cabinet of Christs Love, the sent whereof hath cheered and revived us. We will now proceed to the further discoveries of it, and that is, to the third thing we propounded, Why the Heart of Christ is so much taken with his Church and People.

Thus far now wee have gone in the breaking up the rich Cabinet of Christs Love, the sent whereof hath cheared and revived us. Wee will now proceed to the further discoveries of it, and that is, to the third thing wee propounded, Why the Heart of Christ is so much taken with his Church and People.

We will but give you these three grounds, all which are taken not from us, but from himself, his own mercy. In brief, Either From his own Grace to us, ¹Or From his own Grace in us.

Wee will but give you these three grounds, all which are taken not from us, but from himself, his own mercy. In brief, Either From his own Grace to us,