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Crucifiges will then be turned into Hallelujahs, he that was called the Deceiver shall now be adored as the Amen of the Father, the faithful and true witness; a man of sorrows then, but now the mirror of glory, Prince of peace; then accounted a servant of servants, now he shall be called the Lord of Lords, King of Kings,; then they put upon him a mock-robe, (a fools-coat) but now he shall be clothed with a royal garment down to the foot, girt about the paps with a golden girdle; the feeble reed shall now be turned into a massive Sceptre of gold; his Cross of wood into a Throne of glory, and the Crown of Thorns into a Crown of Stars. In the day of his abasement he was the foot-ball of his enemies, kicked up and down the world by every profane fool, but now in the day of his exaltation, his enemies shall be made his footstool; yea, Thrones and principalities being made subject unto him: Surely the very prints of his hands and feet, and the holes that were bored in his sides, shall be so many signal marks and trophies of victory, and Thomas […] set now above all doubting) may sing in triumph, My Lord and my God, And lastly, the Lord Jesus himself, instead of his ⟨p. 23⟩desertion (the lowest step of all his abasement) shall solace himself for ever in the vision and fruition of his Father and of the blessed Spirit, and instead of my God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? shall be that triumph, I and my Father are one; thou Father in me, and I in thee.

Crucifiges will then be turn'd into Hallelujahs, he that was called the Deceiver shall now be adored as the Amen of the Father, the faithful and true witness; a man of sorrows then, but now the mirror of glory, Prince of peace; then accounted a servant of servants, now he shall be called the Lord of Lords, King of Kings,; then they put upon him a mock-robe, (a fools-coat) but now he shall be cloathed with a royal garment down to the foot, girt about the paps with a golden girdle; the feeble reed shall now be turned into a massie Scepter of gold; his Cross of wood into a Throne of glory, and the Crown of Thorns into a Crown of Stars. In the day of his abasement he was the foot-ball of his enemies, kickt up and down the world by every prophane fool, but now in the day of his exaltation, his enemies shall be made his footstool; yea, Thrones and principalities being made subject unto him: Surely the very prints of his hands and feet, and the holes that were bored in his sides, shall be so many signal marks and trophies of victory, and Thomas 〈…〉 set now above all doubting) may sing in triumph, My Lord and my God, And lastly, the Lord Jesus himself, instead of his