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Sermons preached
Sermons preached by the late reverend and learned divine, Thomas Manton ...
London: printed for Brabazon Aylmer, 1678
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
3. The Manner of it, with Vehemency, and yet with Faith. There was Faith in it, for he saith, My God. The Vehemency is seen in the extension of his Voice, He cried with a loud Voice; and by the Ingemination of the Name of God, My God, my God.
3. The Manner of it, with Vehemency, and yet with Faith. There was Faith in it, for he saith, My God. The Vehemency is seen in the extention of his Voice, He cried with a loud Voice; and by the Ingemination of the Name of God, My God, my God.
1. The Circumstance of Time, About the ninth Hour. We read in the former Verse, That from the sixth Hour, there was Darkness over all the Earth until the ninth Hour. At the Passion of Christ the Earth trembled, the Sun seemed to be struck blind with Astonishment, and the Frame of Nature to put it self into a Funeral Garb and Habit, as if the Creatures durst not show their Glory, while God was manifesting his Anger for Sin, and Christ was suffering. After three hours darkness, he complaineth not of that, but of the sad Eclipse that was upon his own Spirit.
1. The Circumstance of Time, About the ninth Hour. We read in the former Verse, That from the sixth Hour, there was Darkness over all the Earth until the ninth Hour. At the Passion of Christ the Earth trembled, the Sun seemed to be struck blind with Astonishment, and the Frame of Nature to put it self into a Funeral Garb and Habit, as if the Creatures durst not shew their Glory, while God was manifesting his Anger for Sin, and Christ was suffering. After three hours darkness, he complaineth not of that, but of the sad Eclipse that was upon his own Spirit.
2. The Matter complained of, Why hast thou forsaken me? It is not an Expostulation, so much as a Representation of the heavy Burden that was upon him. Questions among the Hebrews imply earnest Assertions: As,