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The morning exercise methodized
The morning exercise methodized; or Certain chief heads and points of the Christian religion opened and improved in divers sermons, by several ministers of the City of London, in the monthly course of the morning exercise at Giles in the Fields. May 1659.
London: printed by E. M. for Ralph Smith, 1660
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.
The Curtains of the Sanctuary, each by themselves were very rich, both for their materials and curious Embroideries; but had you seen them in their Connecture, each Curtain fastened to the other with taches of gold, and so making up one entire perfect Tabernacle, sparkling and shining in all its native splendour, it would have been a ravishing sight.
The Curtains of the Sanctuary, each by themselves were very rich, both for their materials and curious Embroyderies; but had you seen them in their Connecture, each Curtain fastned to the other with taches of gold, and so making up one entire perfect Tabernacle, sparkling and shining in all its native spendour, it would have been a ravishing sight.
The very representation of many Countries in one Nation; of many Nations in one of the divisions or quarters of the world; and of all the quarters described in one Globe or Map, it is very delightful to the eye of an intelligent beholder; at once discovering the site and cognation, the Longitude and Latitude, the distance and degree of every Kingdom and County; such globes and tables are full of delight and profit.
The very representation of many Countries in one Nation; of many Nations in one of the divisions or quarters of the world; and of all the quarters described in one Globe or Map, it is very delightful to the eye of an intelligent beholder; at once discovering the scite and cognation, the Longitude and Latitude, the distance and degree of every Kingdome and County; such globes and tables are full of delight and profit.
It is in a most eminent manner observable in the Creation of the world; of every single days work, it is said, God saw that it was good; but when the whole Compages of heaven and earth was set together into one entire Fabric and Creation, God