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A heavenly conference between Christ and Mary after His resurrection. Wherein the intimate familiarity,…
A heavenly conference between Christ and Mary after His resurrection. Wherein the intimate familiarity, and near relation between Christ and a believer is discovered.
London: printed for John Rothwel, 1654
A heavenly Discourse between Christ and Mary after his Resurrection.
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 words are a sweet and loving intercourse between Christ and Mary; in a seasonable time when she was in ⟨p. 11⟩all her perplexity, and depth of sorrow for loss of her Lord. Christ seasonably at length, (as not being able to hold any longer, but must needs discover himself,) saith to her, Mary.
The words are a sweet and loving intercourse between Christ and Mary; in a seasonable time when she was in ⟨p. 11⟩all her perplexity, and depth of sorrow for losse of her Lord. Christ seasonably at length, (as not being able to hold any longer, but must needs discover himself,) saith to her, Mary.
You see first of all Christ beginneth, and saith, Mary, she answereth in the second place, and saith Rabboni; and till Christ begins, no voice in the 1world can do any good. The Angels they spake to her, but till Christ spake nothing could comfort her. Christ began, and till Christ began nothing would comfort Mary. Christ began himself, and used but one word. It is a word, and but one word. Nothing will comfort but the word of Christ. The word that comforted her, when he spake, and it was but one word, and yet enough, ther• was such fullness of spirit, and comfort in that one word. And she answered with one word again.
You see first of all Christ beginneth, and saith, Mary, she answereth in the second place, and saith Rabboni; and till Christ begins, no voice in the 1world can do any good. The Angels they spake to her, but till Christ spake nothing could comfort her. Christ began, and till Christ began nothing would comfort Mary. Christ began himself, and used but one word. It is a word, and but one word. Nothing will comfort but the word of Christ. The word that comforted her, when he spake, and it was but one word, and yet enough, ther was such fulness of spirit, and comfort in that one word. And she answered with one word again.