A treatise concerning the Lords Supper

1 An Affectionate Remembrance, that the sight of your eye shou•d affect your heart: ⟨p. 18⟩That you should so remember him, as to love him, and desire him, and delight in him.

1 An Aff•ctionate Remembrance, that the sight of your eye shou•d affect your heart: ⟨p. 18⟩That you should so remember him, as to love him, and desire him, and delight in him.

2. A Sorrowful Remembrance ▪ that you should remember him so, that your heart should break, and your eyes should weep: when you remember your sin was the Judas that betrayed him, your sins were the Spears that pierced his blessed side, and let out the blood from his Holy Heart: That were the Thorn• that Crowned him, and the Nails, that fastened him to the Cross. When David would sorrow for his sins, he penneth a Psalm, which he entitles a Psalm to bring to remembrance, Psal. 38. And when you would have your heart to sorrow afresh for your Pride and Unbelief▪ and other sins, go to the Sacrament; which is a Sacrament to bring to remembrance; there remember the dignity and Innocency of the Sufferer, the greatness of his Sufferings. 1 From God. 2 From Men. 3. From Devils; the causes of his sufferings, your own wicked doings, and this will help you to a sorrowful remembrance of your sins.

2. A Sorrowful Remembrance ▪ that you should remember him so, that your heart should break, and your eyes should weep: when you remember your sin was the Judas that betrayed him, your sins were the Spears that pierced his blessed side, and let out the blood from his Holy Heart: That were the Thorn that Crowned him, and the Nails, that fastned him to the Cross. When David would sorrow for his sins, he penneth a Psalm, which he intitles a Psalm to bring to remembrance,