Archaica : Containing a Reprint of Scarce Old English Prose Tracts. With Prefaces, Critical And Biographical
Archaica : Containing a Reprint of Scarce Old English Prose Tracts. With Prefaces, Critical And Biographical
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•All the powers of my soul, assembled in their pferfect^ array, shall btand waiting on thy incomprehensible wisdom |for arguments, as '^poor young birds stand attending on their dam^s bill for sustenance.
Now help, now direct ; for now I transform myself firom myself, to he thy unworthy speaker to th6 world.
It is not unknown by how many and sundry ways. God spake by visions, dreams^ prophecies, and wonders, to his chosen Jerusa^ 1pm, tinly to move his chosen Jerusalem wholly to cleave unto him...« yisioBs, dreams, prc^hedes, and wonders^ were in vain : this -gOT» ^ous strumpet Jerusalem too, too much presuming of the promises of old, went a whoring after her own inventions. She thought the •I^rd unseparately tied to his temple, and tliat he could never be divorced from the ark of his covenant; that having bound himself with ati oath to Abraham, he could not (though he would) remove the law out of Judah, or his judgment seat from Mount Silo. They etPtA ftiost t^m\>tingly and contemptuously ; for God Q\en of ^ones Digitized by Google n (as Ghrist told tlxem ifterward) was abte to rai^e jup cbildiT^n iQ Abraham.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
•All the powers of my soul, assembled in their pferfect^ array, shall btand waiting on thy incomprehensible wisdom |for arguments, as '^poor young birds stand attending on their dam^s bill for sustenance.
Now help, now direct ; for now I transform myself firom myself, to he thy unworthy speaker to th6 world.
It is not unknown by how many and sundry ways. God spake by visions, dreams^ prophecies, and wonders, to his chosen Jerusa^ 1pm, tinly to move his chosen Jerusalem wholly to cleave unto him...« yisioBs, dreams, prc^hedes, and wonders^ were in vain : this -gOT» ^ous strumpet Jerusalem too, too much presuming of the promises of old, went a whoring after her own inventions. She thought the •I^rd unseparately tied to his temple, and tliat he could never be divorced from the ark of his covenant; that having bound himself with ati oath to Abraham, he could not (though he would) remove the law out of Judah, or his judgment seat from Mount Silo. They etPtA ftiost t^m\>tingly and contemptuously ; for God Q\en of ^ones Digitized by Google n (as Ghrist told tlxem ifterward) was abte to rai^e jup cbildiT^n iQ Abraham.
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