The Works of the Most Reverend John Tillotson Lord Archbishop of Canterbury in
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" He healed all man- *' ner of fickneffes and difeafes among the people, " and confiderdy as our example. 4393 2« and went about doing good. " And v/hen his fol- S E R M. Lowers, by their long attendance upon him in defert and folitary places to hear his do6trine, were pinched with hunger, he could not find in his heart to difmifs them without fome refrefhment j and having no other means, did it by a miracle. He was very apt to fym- pathize with the condition of others, " to weep with " them th...at wept, " as he did with the friends of Lazarus over his grave : nay, he had a tendernefs for his enemies ; when he beheld Jerulalem, and the lad fate which hung over it for their obllinace impeni- tency, he could not refrain from tears at the thoughts of it. Another inftance of his humanity was his eafinels to be intreated, and readinefs to yield to the requeft of thofe who defired his company, or implored his help and alTiftance. And as he was mod ready to do good to all, fo he did not difdain to receive kindnefs from any ; complying chearfully with the defires of thofe who invited him to their houfes, and accepting kindly any well-intended refpedt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He healed all man- *' ner of fickneffes and difeafes among the people, " and confiderdy as our example. 4393 2« and went about doing good. " And v/hen his fol- S E R M. Lowers, by their long attendance upon him in defert and folitary places to hear his do6trine, were pinched with hunger, he could not find in his heart to difmifs them without fome refrefhment j and having no other means, did it by a miracle. He was very apt to fym- pathize with the condition of others, " to weep with " them th...at wept, " as he did with the friends of Lazarus over his grave : nay, he had a tendernefs for his enemies ; when he beheld Jerulalem, and the lad fate which hung over it for their obllinace impeni- tency, he could not refrain from tears at the thoughts of it. Another inftance of his humanity was his eafinels to be intreated, and readinefs to yield to the requeft of thofe who defired his company, or implored his help and alTiftance. And as he was mod ready to do good to all, fo he did not difdain to receive kindnefs from any ; complying chearfully with the defires of thofe who invited him to their houfes, and accepting kindly any well-intended refpedt.
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