A treatise concerning the Lords Supper

Lord, I am a guilty Sinner, and my sin are both many for number, and heinous •o• their nature, and aggravating circumstance• I have such a sinful heart within this brea•• that I know not the man that hath a wor•• If m• Fellow Communicant should know […] heart they would look and stare upon me, […] consider that I have so long professed my […] to be thy Disciple, should yet come with suc• a proud and worldly heart unto thy Table I am guilty of sins against love and light, against thy •••cy and thy judgments, again•• ⟨p. 121⟩•hy Spirit and my own Conscience; yea, against the very Law of Nature written in my ••art, that a very▪ Heathen would abhor to do ••at I have not blushed to do; yet is not ••ere pardoning blood, that can pardon great ••ns as well as small, and many as easy as ••w? will not Mountain sins as well as Mole ••ill sins be covered in this blood? Lord, thy •on hath dyed for these sins, therefore I trust […] shall not be damned for these sins; though […] them I have deserved greatest condemnation. Lord, for this blood I do believe that •hou wilt pardon me, and by this blood wilt […] my pardon to me. I trust in this blood •or a pardon; yea, in this will I trust that thou wilt pardon me.

Lord, I am a guilty Sinner, and my sin are both many for number, and heinous o their nature, and aggravating circumstance I have such a sinful heart within this brea that I know not the man that hath a wor If m Fellow Communican should know heart they would look and stare upon me, consider that I have so long professed my to be thy Disciple, should yet come with suc a proud and worldly heart unto thy Table I am guilty of sins against love and light, against thy cy and thy judgments, again