The holy Eucharist, or, The mystery of the Lords Supper briefly explained

6. That Christ should not repent of his sufferings: Isa. 53, 11. He ¹shall see of the travel of his soul, and shall be satisfied. It is a Metaphor that alludes to a Mother, who though she hath had hard Labour, yet doth not repent •it, when she sees a Child brought forth; so, though Christ had hard Travel upon the Cross, yet he doth not repent of it, but thinks all his Sweat and Blood well bestowed, because he sees the Man-child of redemption is brought forth into the World^*: He shall be satisfied; the Hebrew Word [Greek or Hebrew] signifies such a satiating, as a man hath at some sweet repast or banquet

6. That Christ should not repent of his sufferings: Isa. 53, 11. He ¹shall see of the travel of his soul, and shall be satisfied. It is a Metaphor that alludes to a Mother, who though she hath had hard Labour, yet doth not repent •it, when she sees a Child brought forth; so, though Christ had hard Travel upon the Cross, yet he doth not repent of it, but thinks all his Sweat and Blood well bestowed, because he sees the Man-child of redemption is brought forth into the World^*: He shall be satisfied; the Hebrew Word 〈non-Latin alphabet〉 signifies such a satiating, as a man hath at some sweet repast or banquet

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2. *Hoc uno laboris sui praemio affatim saturat•r, nunc qui•scit, nunc deliciis affluit. Forcius […]