Invisibles, realities, demonstrated in the holy life and triumphant death of Mr. John Janeway,…

And what's the matter now, O my soul, what wilt thou, canst thou thus unworthily sleight this admirable and astonishing condescension of God to thee? Seems it a small matter, that the great Jehovah should deal thus familiarly with his Worm; and wilt thou pass this over, as a common mercy? What meanest thou, O my soul, that thou dost not constantly adore and praise this rare, strong, and unspeakable Love! Is it true, O my soul, doth God deal familiarly with man, and are his humble, zealous, and constant love, praise, and service too good for God? Why art not thou O my soul, swallowed up every moment with this free unparalleled everlasting Love.

And vvhat's the matter now, O my soul, vvhat vvilt thou, canst thou thus unworthily sleight this admirable and astonishing condescention of God to thee? Seems it a small matter, that the great Jehovah should deal thus familiarly with his Worm; and wilt thou pass this over, as a common mercy? What meanest thou, O my soul, that thou dost not constantly adore and praise this rare, strong, and unspeakable Love! Is it true, O my soul, doth God deal familiarly with man, and are his humble, zealous, and constant love, praise, and service too good for God? Why art not thou O my soul, swallowed up every moment with this free unparalell'd everlasting Love.

And then he breaks out again into another triumphant Ecstasy of praise and joy; and expressed a little of that which was unexpressible in some such words as these,

And then he breaks out again into another triumphant Extasie of praise and joy; and expressed a little of that which was unexpressible in some such words as these,

Stand astonished ye Heavens, and wonder O ye Angels, at this infinite grace! Was ever any under Heaven more beholding to free grace than I? Doth God use to do thus, with his creatures? Admire him for over and ever, O ye redeemed ones! O those joys, the taste of which I have! Those everlasting joys, which are at his right hand for evermore! Eternity, Eternity it self, is too short