poeniteret. Id. q. 86. a. 3.
the Prophet _Ieremie_[e],) which | c._]
will make the Fearlesse Sinner |
inexcusable: _Who would not feare | [Note: V.
thee O Lord, thou King of Nations, | _Reasons to feare the Lord._]
thou King of Saints?_ 1. _For thou |
onely art Holy:_ 2. _For all | [Note c: _2 Cor. 5. 10, 11._]
Nations shall come vnto thee, and |
worship thee_: 3. _For thy | [Note d: _Reuel. 14. 7._]
iudgements are made manifest_[f]: |
4. _For there is none like vnto | [Note e: _Ier. 10. 7._]
thee, that pardoneth Iniquitie, and |
passeth by the Transgression of the | [Sidenote: VI.
remnant of thy Heritage[g]?_ Who | _Prayer for Godly Feare._]
would not Feare Thee such an |
_Almightie, All-seeing, Iust, | [Note f: _Reuel. 15. 4._]
Mercifull Lord God? Put thy feare |
therefore in our Hearts_ (as thou | [Note g: _Mic. 7. 18._]
hast promised[h]) _that wee may |
neuer depart from thee_; but | [Note h: _Ier. 32. 39._]
clinging inseparably by a liuely |
faith, vnto the bleeding wounds of | [Note i: _Si enim amamus Christum,
our Blessed Redeemer, may without | vtiq aduentum eius desiderare
all slauish Feare[i] of Death and | debemus. Peruersum enim est, &
Iudgement, Louingly[k] appeare | nescio vtrum ver[=u], quem diligis,
before thy Iudgement-seat, and | timere ne veniat, orare, Veniat
without desperate _Crying to the | regn[=u] tu[=u], & timere, ne
mountains and rocks Fall on vs_[l], | exaudiaris. Vnde autem timor? ...
may ioyfully heare Thee say vnto | Quisquis ergo futur[=u] iudic[=e]
vs: _Come ye Blessed of my Father, | times, praesent[=e] c[=o]scienti[=a]
Inherit the Kingdome prepared for | tu[=a] corrige. S. Aug. in Psal.
you from the foundation of the | 147. tom 3._]
world_[m]. |
| [Note k: _2 Tim. 4. 8._]
Which God grants vnto vs all, for |
the All-sufficient Merits of his | [Note l: _Reuel. 6. 16._]
Dearest Sonne, the Sweet Lord |
Iesus: To whom with Himselfe and | [Note m: _Matth. 25. 34._]
the Holy Spirit be ascribed _All |
Praise, Honour, Glory, Power, |
Dominion and Maiestie, now and |
euer. Amen. Amen._ |

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