To conclude all; give me leave to call upon you, to remember what ye have read. Ye have read, That it is the work of our great High-Priest, To Satisfy for the sins of the people. To answer unto all Accusations that are brought against them: To ⟨p. 96⟩offer up all our Prayers, and Gifts unto God the Father: And to Bless poor souls. Now then beloved, according to all your Wants, and according to all your Temptations; I do beseech you in the Lord, Go to Jesus Christ, unto this High-Priest; try and see if you don't find it true, That the Lord does make good all this unto you. In case that you be under any spiritual Want, or Temptation; put your souls unto this Disjunction: Come, O my soul, Either the Lord Jesus Christ is our great High-Friest; or else he is not: If he be not, what means this and that Scripture? And if the Lord Jesus Christ be our great High-Priest; then surely he being faithful, will do all the work of the High-Priest for my soul. Indeed I have sinned, and sinned greatly; but O Lord, it is the work of our High-Priest to Satisfy: Now, Lord Jesus, I come to thee as mine High-Priest, Oh! Satisfy for me. Indeed, I confess, mine own Conscience does Accuse me, Satan does Accuse me, Moses does Accuse me: but it is the work of our great High-Priest, to take off all Accusations brought against poor believers: Now Lord, I do come unto thee, as to my great High-Priest, Oh! take off this Accusation that any poor soul does labour under. Indeed, when I look upon mine own Duties; there is so much deadness, so much hardness of heart, and so many distractions that do accompany them, that I am afraid they will never be accepted: but, O Lord, it is the work of our great High-Priest, to take away the weeds of the Duty, and to present the Duty; now O Lord, I come unto thee as mine High-Priest, Oh! carry my Prayers into the bosom of God the Father. Yea, when I look upon my former life, Lord, I cannot but conclude my self, a poor cursed sinner: but yet notwithstanding, it is the work of our great High-Priest, for to bless the people: O Lord, I do therefore now come unto thee as mine High-Priest, Oh! bless me, and say unto all my graces, Increase and Multiply.
To conclude al; give me leave to cal upon you, to remember what ye have read. Ye have read, That it is the work of our great High-Priest, To Satisfie for the sins of the people. To answer unto all Accusations that are brought against them: To ⟨p. 96⟩offer up all our Prayers, and Gifts vnto God the Father: And to Bless poor souls. Now then beloved, according to all your Wants, and according to all your Temptations; I do beseech you in the Lord, Go to Jesus Christ, unto this High-Priest; try and see if you don't find it true, That the Lord does make good all this unto you. In case that you be under any spiritual Want, or Temptation; put your souls unto this Disjunction: Come, O my soule, Either the Lord Jesus Christ is our great High-Friest; or else he is not: If he be not, what means this and that Scripture? And if the Lord Jesus Christ be our great High-Priest; then surely he being faithful, will do all the work of the High-Priest for my soul. Indeed I have sinned, and sinned greatly; but O Lord, it is the work of our High-Priest to Satisfie: Now, Lord Jesus, I come to thee as mine High-Priest, Oh! Satisfie for me. Indeed, I confesse, mine own Conscience does Accuse me, Satan does Accuse me, Moses does Accuse me: but it is the work of our great High-Priest, to take off all Accusations brought against poor beleevers: Now Lord, I do come unto thee, as to my great High-Priest, Oh! take off this Accusation that any poor soul does labour under. Indeed, when I look upon mine own Duties; there is so much deadness, so much hardness of heart, and so many distractions that do accompany them, that I am afraid they will never be accepted: but, O Lord, it is the work of our great High-Priest, to take away the weeds of the Duty, and to present the Duty; now O Lord, I come unto thee as mine High-Priest, Oh! carry my Prayers into the bosom of God the Father. Yea, when I look upon my former life, Lord, I cannot but conclude my self, a poor cursed finner: but yet notwithstanding, it is the work of our great High-Priest, for to blesse the people: O Lord, I do therefore now come unto thee as mine High-Priest, Oh! blesse me, and say unto all my graces, Increase and Multiply.
