2. Many times God out of Kindness & singular Love to His Servants, takes •hem away Suddenly. It was so with Moses; Deut. 32 50. Tho' an Old man, •e was not subject to decay with Age, •is natural force was not abated; but •e died suddenly. A sudden Death […] those that are well prepared for it, […] indeed rather a Mercy than a Judgment. Thereby the Servants of God •re delivered from things which are •ery undesirable. Lingering Pains are not desirable; a sudden Death pre•ents them. And the Temptations of Satan are thereby prevented▪ When •he Servants of God are Dying, their Adversary the Devil will (if God give •im leave) be sure to fall on them. •ome have had terrible Conflicts wi•h •atan when on Sick-beds, and Death-•eds. Now by sudden Death we escape this Evil. It is a sad thing for […] man to see his Relations weeping about him, because they see him going from them. Paul said, Act 21 13. What mean you to […] to break […] Heart? By a sudden Death the ⟨p. 74⟩Lord keeps His Ser••nts from […] sensible of that Affliction. Some in […] world have put it into their Liturgy ▪ From Sudden Death Good Lord deliver▪ But a Good man need not make th• Prayer. Some Eminent Servants […] God have Prayed (with submission […] the Will of God) that they might […] a Sudden, rather than a […] Death. So did Mr. Brightman, […] Eminently Holy and Learned […] ▪ And the Lord granted his desire. […] as he was on a Journey in a Coach, because he would lose no time, […] a Book in his hand he was taken […] a fainting Fit and dyed. And Mr. C•••pel, he that wrote that Excellent […] about Temptations, which I supp••• some of you may have some, […] often say, as Mr. Brightman did; […] God gave him also his desire. […] after he had Preached that Day, […] performed Duties in his Family in […] Evening, he went to Bed and […] immediately. But we must leave […] matter with God to Order the […] and manner of our Death, as shall […] most for His Glory, and not in […] ⟨p. 75⟩•ast be troubled, but rather rejoice at •he thoughts of dying suddenly, if so ••all be the Will of God.
2. Many times God out of Kindness & •ingular Love to His Servants, takes •hem away Suddenly. It was so with Moses; Deut. 32 50. Tho' an Old man, •e was not subject to decay with Age, •is natural force was not abated; but •e died suddenly. A sudden Death 〈…〉 those that are well prepared for it, 〈…〉 indeed rather a Mercy than a Judgment. Thereby the Servants of God •re delivered from things which are •ery undesirable. Ling•ing Pains are not desirable; a sudden Death pre•ents them. And the Temptations of Satan are thereby prevented▪ When •he Servants of God are Dying, their Adversary the Devil will (if God give •im leave) be sure to fall on them. •ome have had terrible Conflicts wi•h •atan when on Sick-beds, and Death-•eds. Now by sudden Death we •scape this Evil. It is a sad thing for 〈…〉 man to see his Relations weeping a•out him, because they see him goi•g from them. Paul said, Act 21 13. What mean you to 〈…〉 to bre•k 〈…〉 Heart? By a sudden D•ath the ⟨p. 74⟩Lord keeps His Ser••nts from 〈…〉 sensible of that Affliction. Some in 〈…〉 world have put it into their Liturg From Sudden Death Good Lord deliver But a Good man need not make th Prayer. Some Eminent Servants God have Prayed (with submission the Will of God) that they might a Sudden, rather than a Death. So did Mr. Brightman, Eminently Holy and Learned And the Lord granted his desire. as he was on a Journey in a Coach, because he would lose no time, a Book in his hand he was taken a fainting Fit and dyed. And Mr. Cpel, he that wrote that Excellent about Temptations, which I supp some of you may have some, often say, as Mr. Brightman did; God gave him also his desire. after he had Preached that Day, performed Duties in his Family in Evening, he went to Bed and immediately. But we must leave matter with God to Order the and manner of our Death, as shall most for His Glory, and not in