The application of redemption

When he bethought himself, had cast all things together brought in the […] of account, he went out and wept bitterly, he laid all the heightening circumstances together that he who was not only a Christian but entertained as a servant, called as an Apostle of Christ who was fore-warned of his backsliding, had promised, resolved so strangely against it, that he should not only forsake his master closely, but openly deny and renounce him, yea hellishly blaspheme and curse, and that […] often, and now especially in this time of trouble, in the day of our Saviours distress, when the innocency of his cause, the honour of his person, yea his life was at hazard; that such a servant and Apostle should so basely and blasphemously forswear and renounce his master and Redeemer and that upon so slight an occasion, as the voice of a Damsel, &c. he laid all these together and laid them to his heart, he was not able to hold, he went out and wept bitterly.¹

When he bethought himself, had cast all things together brought in the 〈…〉 of account, he went out and wept bitterly, he layd al the heightning circumstances together that he who was not only a Christian but entertained as a servant, called as an Appostle of Christ who was fore-warned of his backsliding, had promised, resolved so strangly against it, that he should not only forsake his master closely, but openly deny and renounce him, yea hellishly blaspheme and curse, and that 〈…〉 often, and now especially in this time of trouble, in the day of our Saviours distress, when the innocency of his cause, the honor of his person, yea his life was at hazard; that such a servant and Apostle should so basely and blasphemously forswear and renounce his master and Redeemer and that upon so slight an occasion, as the voyce of a Damsel, &c. he layed al these together and layd them to his heart, he was not able to hold, he went out and wept bitterly.¹

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