The application of redemption

I besought the Lord thrice, that is many times, and with much importunity, he […] post hast to heaven […] supply […] In the City besieged, the way to make them […], and […] […] their attendance, is to give the alarm upon every occasion; He that is in a […] ague, though upon his better day, he feels no fit, yet he is […], and watchful o himself where he goes and what he does, […] he expects his fit, & he knows he may hasten it and hazard his life? It is so with a Christian, we are in the leaguer continually, though not assaulted, our […] like […] lye in our bones though we have a better day now and then, expect the […] and give the Alarm and look for our […] before it come, that will make us busy and watchful to prevent it that it, may never come ⟨p. 572⟩In their affliction they will seek me early Hos. 5. last. God is forced sometimes to withdraw, and go away, that he may force his Saints to seek after him.

I besought the Lord thrice, that is many times, and with much importunity, he 〈…〉 post hast to heaven 〈…〉 supply 〈…〉 In the City besiedged, the way to make them 〈…〉, and 〈…〉 〈…〉 their attendance, is to give the alarum upon every occasion; He that is in a 〈…〉 ague, though upon his better day, he feels no fit, yet he is 〈…〉, and watchful o himself where he goes and what he does, 〈…〉 he expects his fit, & he knowes he may hasten it and hazard his life? It is so with a Christian, we are in the leaguer continually, though not assaulted, our 〈…〉 like 〈…〉 lye in our bones though we have a better day now and then, expect the 〈…〉 and give the Allarum and look for our 〈…〉 before it come, that wil make us busy and watchful to prevent it that it, may never come