The application of redemption

Its the Prerogative he takes to himself. Thy destruction O Israel is of thy self, but in me is thy help. Hos. 13. 9. It's that praise which the Saints give as the proper due of the Lord, Psal. 103. Praise the Lord O my soul, who forgiveth all thy sins, and healeth all thy diseases; and Jonah leaves this Cure upon Record after he was landed by the […], Jonah 2. 6. Yet hast thou brought up my life from corruption O Lord my God; and verse 9. Salvation is of the Lord.

Its the Prerogative he takes to himself. Thy destruction O Israel is of thy self, but in me is thy help. Hos. 13. 9. It's that praise which the Saints give as the proper due of the Lord, Psal. 103. Praise the Lord O my soul, who forgiveth all thy sins, and healeth all thy diseases; and Jonah leaves this Cure upon Record after he was landed by the 〈…〉, Jonah 2. 6. Yet hast thou brought up my life from corruption O Lord my God; and verse 9. Salvation is of the Lord.

Here is a ground of Encouragement to sustain the¹ hearts of such forlorn Creatures as are sunk down in desperate §2discouragement, as past help and hope; to provoke them yet to seek out for help and recovery, and to expect to receive it from the hand of the Lord. That Disease is not past Remedy which hath been cured: nor the Condition past hope that hath been recovered. As bad and vile as thou have been humbled and brokenhearted, and why not thou saved? Turn but thy thoughts aside, and attend the Text, and trust thine own eyes; behold, look here upon the most loathsome Hellhounds that […] the Sun saw; or the Earth bore, listen and hear these hideous blasphemies, they belch out against