2. The Lord doth now after his speaking by terrible things, expect that London should stand in awe of him. Gods Judgements made this Impression upon David, Psal. 119. 120. My flesh trembleth for fear of Thee, and I am afraid of thy judgements. And see how the Prophet Habakkuk behaved himself, when God spake with a terrible Voice, chap. 3. 2, &c. O Lord, I have heard thy speech and was afraid; when God came down from Teman, the Holy One from Mount Paran, Selah; when the Pestilence went before him, and burning Coals went forth at his feet; when the Nations were drove asunder, the everlasting Mountains were scattered, and the perpetual hills did bow; when the Tents of Cushan were in affliction, and the Curtains of the land of Midian did tremble: when God did ride upon Horses, and his Bow was made quite naked: when the Sun and Moon did stand still in their habitations, at the light of his arrows that went forth, at the shining of his glittering Spear: when God did march through the ⟨p. 200⟩land in his indignation, and walk through the Sea with his horses, and did wound the head out of the house of the wicked, and did strike through habitations with his staves: at this, the Prophet is afraid, his Belly trembled, his lips quivered at the voice, rottenness entered into his bones, &c. And when God hath come down from Heaven, the Holy One from Mount Zion, Selah. When the Pestilence hath gone before him, and burning Coals at his feet, when the Lord drove London asunder, scattered the Inhabitants, and made the stately buildings to bow and fall, whose rearing up none can remember; when the Tents of London have been in affliction, and the Curtains of the City have trembled: when Death hath been riding upon Horses, and his Bow hath been made quite naked; when the Heavens have been astonished at Gods Judgements, and the Sun and Moon have hid their heads in their Habitations, at the shining of his glittering Spear: When the Lord hath marched through the City in his indignation, hath wounded the heads of so many wicked with his arrows, and struck through so many Habitations with his staves: Oh how should London tremble and quiver, and stand in awe of this glorious Majesty, at the voice of these terrible Judgements!
2. The Lord doth now after his speaking by terrible things, expect that London should stand in awe of him. Gods Judgements made this Impression upon David, Psal. 119. 120. My flesh trembleth for fear of Thee, and I am afraid of thy judgements. And see how the Prophet Habakkuk behaved himself, when God spake with a terrible Voice, chap. 3. 2, &c. O Lord, I have heard thy speech and was afraid; when God came down from Teman, the Holy One from Mount Paran, Selah; when the Pestilence went before him, and burning Coals went forth at his feet; when the Nations were drove asunder, the everlasting Mountains were scattered, and the perpetual hills did bow; when the Tents of Cushan were in affliction, and the Curtains of the land of Midian did tremble: when God did ride upon Horses, and his Bow was made quite naked: when the Sun and Moon did stand still in their habitations, at the light of his arrows that went forth, at the shining of his glittering Spear: when God did march through the ⟨p. 200⟩land in his indignation, and walk through the Sea with his horses, and did wound the head out of the house of the wicked, and did strike through habitations with his staves: at this, the Prophet is afraid, his Belly trembled, his lips quivered at the voice, rottenness entred into his bones, &c. And when God hath come down from Heaven, the Holy One from Mount Sion, Selah. When the Pestilence hath gone before him, and burning Coals at his feet, when the Lord drove London asunder, scattered the Inhabitants, and made the stately buildings to bow and fall, whose rearing up none can remember; when the Tents of London have been in affliction, and the Curtains of the City have trembled: when Death hath been riding upon Horses, and his Bow hath been made quite naked; when the Heavens have been astonished at Gods Judgements, and the Sun and Moon have hid their heads in their Habitations, at the shining of his glittering Spear: When the Lord hath marched through the City in his indignation, hath wounded the heads of so many wicked with his arrows, and struck through so many Habitations with his staves: Oh how should London tremble and quiver, and stand in awe of this glorious Majesty, at the voice of these terrible Judgements!
