Deduction. III.
pp. 45–463 passages
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Deduction. III.
But O that we may be now Awakened un•o the Doing of those things for this People, which the Good Thoughts of our God may Recompense us for.
But O that we may be now Awakned un•o the Doing of those things for this People, which the Good Thoughts of our God may Recompence us for.
Tho' poor New-England be an Outcast, yet •et her not be one, whereof it shall be said, No man has cared for her! Methinks, I see poor, shaking, sickly New-England, Stretching out her Trembling Hands unto us all, and begging of us with Deadly Groans, Have pity […] me, O ye my Friends, for the Hand of the Lord hath touched me! may our pity effectually ⟨p. 46⟩be speak our Service to this Distressed people of God.
Tho' poor New-England be an Outcast, yet •et her not be one, whereof it shall be said, No man has cared for her! Methinks, I see poor, shaking, sickly New-England, Stretching out her Trembling Hands unto us all, and begging of us with Deadly Groans, Have pitty 〈…〉 me, O yee my Friends, for the Hand of the Lord hath touched me! may our pitty effectually ⟨p. 46⟩be speak our Service to this Distressed people of God.