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I shall evermore be studying what is my Duty in these things; and wherein I find my self to fall short, it shall always be my Grief, and shame: and for pardon, I shall betake my self to the Blood of the Everlasting Covenant

In all these Articles, being sensible of my own weakness, I implore and expect the Grace of the Mediator to be sufficient for me.

By suc• a Covenant now Devote your selves unto the God of Heaven: and do it not Rashly, but with clear Understanding, and much Deliberation. When this is done, then come away to the Table of your Saviour: His voice, His or, unto you now is that, Arise, my Love, my fair one, and come away. Put off no long•• […] your own Death come to be showed by your Friends in their Sighs over your Graves, before that you show the death of the Lord Jesus in his Holy Supper. Delay no more, Dally no more; 'twill be worse with you to morrow, then tis to Day, Thus would I call the people unto Zion, there to offer the sacrifices of Righteousness, and to partake of His Treasures there

By suc• a Covenant now Devote your selves unto the God of Heaven: and do it not Rashly, but with clear Understanding, and much Deliberation. When this is done, then come away to the Table of your Saviour: His voice, His or, unto you now is that, Arise, my Love, my fair one, and come away. Put off no long•• 〈…〉 your own Death come to be shewed by your Friends in their Sighs over your Graves, before that you shew the death of the Lord Jesus in his Holy Supper. Delay no more, Dally no more; t'will be worse with you to morrow, then tis to Day, Thus would I call the people unto Zion, there to offer the sacrifices of Righteousness, and to partake of His Treasures there