a precious Oyntment Cant. 1.3 The riches of his glorious inheritance for in that day he will shew thee greater and mightier things than thou couldest have asked or thought of Ier. 33.3 Isa 64.4 Eph. 3.20 He hath promised thee a Kingdom Mat. 25.34 An Heavenly Kingdom Mat. 7.21.2 Tim. 4.18 An Eternal Kingdom 2 Pet. 1.11 A Crown Rev. 3.11 A Crown of Life Iames 1.12 Rev. 2.10 A Crown of righteousness 2 Tim. 4.8 An immarcessible Crown of Glory 1 Pet. 5.4 Pro. 4.9 Thus being crowned with glory and honour Psal 8.5 Heb. 2.7 9. And with his loving kindness Psal 103.4 And being fill'd with the fulness of God Eph. 3.19 Thou shalt be more able to comprehend the breadth and length and depth and height of the love of Christ Eph. 3.19 who is the God of love 2 Cor. 13.11 and all love 1 John 4.8 16. who so loved thee that he would give himself for thee VVhen shall I drink of the River Gal. 2.20 Then shalt thou find how sweet and how gracious the Lord is Psal 34.8.1 Pet. 2.3 Cant. 2.3 who will give thee freely to drink of the Waters of life Rev. 21.6 Isa 12.3 and 45.8 and to eat of the Tree of Life Rev. 22.2 and of the hidden Manna Rev. 2.17 In that day shalt thou drink of the pure Rivers of the Waters of Life clear as Crystal proceeding out of the Throne of God Rev. 22.1 Then shall the faithful and true Witness Revel 1.5 and 19.11 who chast'ned and rebuked thee in the world because he loved thee Rev. 3.19 When he has brought thee through many tribulations and given thee a long and white Robe made white in his blood Rev. 6.11 and 7.9 14. with a Crown of Glory on thy head Rev. 4.4 And a Palm of victory in thy hand Rev. 7.9 and set thee down upon the Throne with himself When shal I know that Love Rev. 3.21 let thee know what manner of love he hath bestowed upon thee 1 Joh. 3.1 For thou shalt inherit all things God shall be thy God and thou shalt be his Son Rev. 21.7 And thus being taken up into the New Heavens Isa 66.22 Rev. 21.1 2. Pet. 3.13 the New Jerusalem Rev. 21.2 When shal I magnifie his Name He will write upon thy forehead his New Name Rev. 3.12 He will also put a New Song in thy mouth which no man can learn but the Redeemed from the Earth Rev. 14.3 The first fruits unto God and unto the Lamb vers 4. And thus exalted in the righteousness Psal 89.16 of him that set his heart upon thee to choose thee Deut. 7.7 before the foundations of the world were laid 1 Pet. 1.20 Thou shalt sing the song of Moses and the song of the Lamb saying Great and marvelous are thy works Lord God Almighty just and true are thy wayes thou King of Saints Rev. 15.3 Who will not fear thee and glorifie thy Name For thou only art holy and now thy Judgements are made manifest verse 4. Thou shalt sing with those who overcame by the Blood of the Lamb and by the Word of their Testimony Rev. 22.11 saying Now is come salvation and strength and the kingdom of our God and the power of his Christ verse 10. Blessing and Glory and Wisdom and Thanksgiving and Honour and power and might be unto our God for ever and ever Rev. 7.12 and 5.12 13. We give thanks O Lord God Almighty because thou hast taken unto thee thy great power and has rainged Rev. 11.17 Holy Holy Holy Lord God Almighty which was and is and liveth for ever and ever Rev. 4.8 9. Thou art worthy O Lord to receive Honour and Glory and Power for thou hast created all things and for thy pleasure they are and were created vers 11. Rejoyce therefore in the hope How long O Lord Heb. 3.6 of that Glory Col. 1.27 whereunto thou art begotten by the in mortal seed of the Word 1 Pet. 1.23 which is shortly to be revealed 1 Pet. 1.5 and 5.1 for the time is at hand Rev. 22.10 wherein thou shalt be as thou art seen and know as thou art known 2 Cor. 13.12 for though thine eyes while thou art in the World cannot be satisfied with seeing nor thine ears with hearing Eccl. 18. And it cannot enter into thy heart what great and mighty things God has prepared for his beloved ones Isa 64.4 1 Cor. 2.9 Yet when thou shalt be admitted to sup Rev. 3.20 with the Eternal 1 Tim. 1.17 Jer. 10.10 Gen. 21.33 with the Living God that everlasting King Jer. 10.10 Isa 40.28 at the Marriage of the Lamb Rev. 19.7 9. thou shalt make an Eternal Feast Isa 35.10 and 51.11 and 61.7 of fat things Isa 25.6 and eat and drink abundantly with the Bridegroom and his friends Cant. 5.1 Then shall thy-joy be full Joh. 17.13 Thou shalt rejoyce with Jerusalem and be glad with her thou shalt suck and be satisfied with the breasts of her Consolation and be delighted with the brightness of her glory Isa 66.10 11. Thou shalt be abundantly satisfied with the fat things of his house and he will make thee to drink of the Rivers of his pleasures Psal 36.8 Then shalt thou taste the blessedness of that people who rejoyce in their God thou shalt walk in the light of his countenance and rejoyce in his name continually Psal 89.15 16. and with all the Creatures which are in Heaven and in Earth shalt thou give praise and honour and glory and power unto him that sits upon the Throne and unto the Lamb for ever Rev. 5.13 and 7.13 He that confirmed the Word Wilt thou forget and performeth the counsel of his Messenger even the Lord that formed thee ha not forgoten thee Isa 44.21 24 26. The Lerd has sent thy Lord Psal 110.1 to bind up the broken-hearted and to open the prison to those that are bound Isa 61.1 2. and 42.7 Has he not graven thee on the palms of his hands Isa 49.16 and set thee as a Seal on his heart Cant. 8.6 Thou art continually before him how can he forget thee Isa 49.15 19. Nay out of his love to thy Soul be hath delivered it from the pit of corruption Isa 38.17 Psal 40.3 The Soul I long to see that City whereof so glorious things are spoken Psal 87.3 Rev. 21.15 And the people that have no Sun Rev. 21 3. no Temple 16.22 no Winter 16.23 no. Woe 16.4 I long to see the Antient of Days Dan. 7.3 my everlasting Friend Jer. 31.3 Joh. 15.14 15. and my Father Eternal Isa 9.6 I long to see my Elder Brother Rom. 8.29 And to meet with the Spouse of my Soul John 3.29 Jer. 3.14 and to see the thousands of my brethren standing with the Lamb in mount Zion Rev. 14.1 I long to hear the voice of Joy and Gladness Isa 51.8 the voice of my Beloved that made my Soul many tirnes to fail when he spoke to me Cant. 5.6 16. and the harping of the
up on it that thou maist not be able to depart from him Take thine Holy Spirit from me c. Isa 32.40 He will pour out his Spirit upon thee Joel 2.28 Act. 2.17 18. He will put a new Spirit within thee Ez. 11.19 and 18.31 and 36.26 27. Thou hast received of the Spirit of God 1 Cor. 2.12 even the Spirit of Adoption Rom. 8.15 and the Spirit of his Son Gal. 4.6 in whom are hid all the Treasures of VVisdom Col. 2.3 The promise of the Spirit Gal. 3.14 and the Spirit of promise whereby thou art sealed Eph. 1.13 even the Spirit of Truth and the Comforter who shall abide with three for ever Joh. 14.16 17. That by the spirit of VVisdom that he has given thee Eph. 1.17 Col. 1.9 and 1 Cor. 12.8 Thou maist be able to comprehend what is the breadth and length and depth and heighth of his love O that I knew where to find thee Eph. 3.18 And know when to find him on the Throne of Grace and cry Abba Father Rom. 8.15 For he calls thee Matth. 11.28 and 25.34 Joh. 7.37.1 Cor. 1.9 Rom. 8.28 And will not hide himself from his own flesh Isa 58.7 Yea he has descended from the Heavens and came out of the bosom Fo. 1.28 of the Father Eph. 4.9 10.1 Tim. 1.15 Joh. 16.17 and 17.8 to seek thee Luk. 19.10 Ez. 34.11 16. to finde thee Ma. 18.12 14. Luk. 15.24 and to save thee Ma. 1.21 and 18.11 Joh. 3.15 16. and to take thee where he is that thou mayst dwell with him and be one with him for ever Joh. 17.21 Let not therefore his dread Job 13.21 nor thine own trouble and anguish Job 15.24 make thee afraid and think that his faithfulness and loving kindness shall ever fail And remember thee of the word Psal 89.33 Isa 54.10 For he who is abundant in goodness and truth Exod. 34.6 the Lord God of Truth Psal 31.5 whose words are Truth Ioh. 17.17 enduring to all Generations Psal 100.5 and who is Truth Ioh. 14.6 will not deny himself 2 Tim. 2.13 nor give his glory to another Isa 42.8 and 48.11 for he will bear testimony to the word of his Grace My hope is as the giving up of the c. Act. 14.3 and albeit thy hopes be well nigh lost Ez. 37.11 yet thy faithful Creator 1. Pet. 2.19 who formed thee Isa 43.1 and 44.2 and 21.24 the God of hope Rom. 15.13 who has begotten thee to a lively hope I Pet. 1.3 which hope thou hast as an Anchor of the Soul Heb. 6.19 will sustain thee with the right hand of his righteousness Isa 41.10 He giveth strength to him that fainteth and to him that hath no strength he encreaseth power Isa 40.29 He will not forget thee Isa 49.15 19. The needy shall not always be forsaken the expectation of the poor shall not perish for ever Psal 9.18 VVill he destroy No He loveth the works of his own hand Wilty thou destroy Iob 14.15 Though he cause grief yet will he shew compassion according to the multitude of his mercies Lam. 3.32 He is the Sovereign preserver of mankind delights not in the destruction of sinners Iob 7.20 Psal 36.6 and 33.11 2 Pet. 3.9 for mercy pleaseth him Mich. 7.18 and precious in his sight is the death of his Saints Psal 16.15 The Soul O but I am at my wits end Psal 107.27 I know not what to do 2 Chr. 20.12 All refuge fails me there is none at the right hand to help me nor at the left hand to care for my Soul Psal 142.4 My strength and my hope is perished from the Lord Lam. 3.18 Psal 22.14 c 15. And my Soul refuses to be comforted Ier. 15.18 Psfal 77.2 The Comforter He that believes makes no haste At my wits end Isa 28.16 Stand still and thou shalt see the salvation of the Lord Exod. 14.13 who will perfect and perform all things for thee Psal 57.2 Psal 138.8 And make thee likewise able to do all things through his strength Phil. 4.13 Stay thy self upon the Name of the Lord and he will keep thee in perfect peace Isal 26.3 Cast thy burden upon the Lord he will not suffer thee to be moved Psal 55.22 For All resuge fails me he who is thy resuge and thy portion in the land of the living Psal 142.5 well knows how to deliver his own out of troubles 2 Pet. 2.9 Thy help is in the Name of the Lord who created the Heavens and the Earth the Sea and all that therein is and keeps fidelity for every Psal 124.8 He is thy help and thy shield Psal 115.9 10 11. Psal 121.2 Isa 41.10 13 14. Isa None at the right hand 44.2 Hosea 13.9 His left hand is under thy head and his right hand doth embrace thee Cant. 2.6 Trust thou always in the Lord for with the Lord Jehovah there is everlasting My strength and my hope continually Psal 71.5 14. For the hope of Israel Ier. 14.8 And thy hope in the evil day Ier. 17.17 VVho is the strength of thy heart Psal 27.1 and 73.26 VVill fill thee with all joy and peace in believing that thou mayst abcund in hope through the power of the Holy Ghost Rom. 15.13 Let Christ who is the hope of all the ends of the Earth Psal 65.5 Be in the hope of glory Col. 1.27 VVherefore guird up the loyns of thy mind and hope unto the end 1 Pet. 1.13 And let not the consolations of God be small with thee Refuseth to be comforted Iob. 15.11 For the God of all consolation 2 Cor. 1.3 4 5. who comforteth all that are cast down 2 Cor. 7.6 who sent his Son to revive Isa 57.15 And bind up the broken hearted to give unto them that mourn Beauty for Ashes the Oyl of Joy for Mourning the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness Isa 61.1 and 3. Bids thee arise and shine and put or brightness and glory for the Lord shall be a light unto thee in darkness Isa 60.2 As one whom his mother comforteth so will he comfort all that mourn Isa 66.13 VVhy should thy Soul then be disquieted for the Father of mercies and God of all comfort 2 Cor. 1.3 speaketh comfortably unto thee Isa 40. Hos 2.14 Isa 40.1 He will comfort Zion and her Mourners Isa 51.3 and 61.2 The Lord thy God will have thee to serve him with joyfulness and gladness of heart Deut. 28.47 and always to rejoyce in him Phil. 4.4 Isa 41.16 For there is nothing better than that a man should rejoyce in his affairs because that is his portion Eccles 3.12.22 c 5.17 2.24 The Soul He has shewen himself so marvelous upon me Iob. 5.9 that astonishment has taken me Ier. 8.21 My soul is sore xexed Psal 6.8 and my heart sore pained within me Psal 55.4 5. Fearfulness and trembling are come upon me and horror hath overwhelmed me Ibid. He has thrust sore at me till I am fallen
enter into this pleasant Paradise and delightful Grove where they shall find rich Beds of all the Flowers the choicest the sweetest that can be there afforded all springing from the Root of Jesse and that Honourable Plant of Renown which perfumes the heavens and the earth Here they may have the great consolations of the Scriptures distilled in an Elixar which by the discretion of a Spiritual taste they shall find as the spiced Wine and juice of Pomegranates mighty to strengthen the Heart when it faints the Faith when it fails and the Spirit when it is overwhelmed within them A true Catholicon and Panacea for reviving the Soul in all Deliquies and maintaining it in a good plight continually A Posie of more delightful and sal utiferous Flowers than any that ever grew in the Garden of Eden A rare and rich Jewel of inestimable value though of small price and therefore as easie as necessary to be carried about by all those who pretend to Christianity and Immortality THO. HENDERSON A SOLILOQUY Wholly Scriptural Betwixt the afflicted SOUL and the COMFORTER wherein all or most of the Objections and Complaints dispersed through the Scriptures are answered and redress'd by other Consolatory and establishing Scriptures The Soul I Have sinned I have sinned against thee 2 Sam. 12.13 23.10 17. Job 7.20 Luke 15.18 21. The Great the Mighty Jer. 32.18 the jealous God Exod. 20.5 9. who by no means will clear the guilty Exod. 3.7 Num. 14.18 What shall I do that I may be saved Act. 16.30 Thou hast set my iniquities in thy sight my secret sins in the light of thy countenance Ps 90.8 I am lost for ever Gen. 2.17 Rom. 5.12 17 21 23. Dan. 9.11 O that thou wouldest pardon my transgressions and take away my iniquities Joh. 7.21 The Comforter Who is a God like unto thy God Mich. 17.18 Gracious and merciful slow to anger and of great kindness Exod. 34.6 Chap. 30.9 Nehem. I have sinned against thee 9.17 Ps 86.15.111.4.103.8.112.4.116.5.145.8 117.2 who pardoneth iniquity and passeth by transgression He retaineth not his anger for ever because he delighteth in mercy he will turn again he will have compassion upon thee and subdue thine iniquities he will cast all thy sins in the depths of the Sea Mich. 7.18 19. for as the heaven is high above the earth so great is his mercy towards thee As far as the East is from the West so far hath he removed thy transgressions from thee Psal 103.11 12. he will cleanse thee from all thine iniquities and pardon all thy sins Psal 103.2 Jer. 33.8 37.23 1 Joh. 17.9 Rev. 1.5 Thou hast Jesus Christ the Righteous Advocate with the Father 1 Joh. 2.1 and the Father himself loves thee also Joh. 16.27 He will not deal with thee after thy sins nor according to thy wicked ways and corrupt doings know that he is God the Lord Who by no means c. that works with thee for his own Names sake Ez. 20.9 14. whereunto whosoever flies Prav 18.10 And upon which whosoever calls shall be saved Act. 2.21 Rom. 10.13 It is his glory to pass over a Transgression Prov. 19.11 By Grace shalt thou be saved Eph. 2.5 And by hope Rom. 8.24 Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ VVhat shall I do c. and thou shalt be saved Act. 16.31 For He even He it is that blotteth out thy transgressions as a thick Cloud Isa 43.25 c 44.22 He casteth all thy sins in the depths of the Sea Mic. 7.19 He putteth away thine iniquities for his own sake and wil not remember thy sins any more Jer. 31.34 Heb. 10.17 Is 103.11 12. He beholdeth no iniquity in Jacob and seeth no transgression in Israel Thou hast set my iniquities c. Num. 23.21 For in his Name through whom God was reconciling the world to himself 2 Cor. 5.19 Thou hast Remission of sins Act. 10.43 Yea thou hast received abundance of Grace and of the gift of Righteousness unto Eternal Life through Jesus Christ Rom. 5.15 16 17. hope in the Lord for with the Lord there is mercy and with him there is plenteous Redemption Psal 130.7 Behold the Lamb which taketh away the sins of the World Joh. 1.29 who bare thine iniquities Isa 53.11 whom God hath exalted with his right hand to be a Prince and a Saviour for to give repentance and forgiveness of sins Act. 5.31 to put away thy sins by the sacrifice of himself Heb. 9.26 The Blood of Christ Jesus cleanseth thee from all sin 1 Joh. 1.7 Which he purged by himself Heb. 1.3 For he loved thee and washed thee from they sins by his own blood Rev. 1.5 And became the propitiation for thy sins 1 Joh. 2.2 which are forgiven thee for his name sake O that thou wouldest pardon c. 1 Ioh. 2.12 He will abundantly pardon Is 55.7 Jer. 33.8 Fear not for it is thy Fathers pleasure to give thee a Kingdom Luk. 12.32 Rejoyce for thy name is written in Heaven Luk. 10.20 And in the Lambs Book Rev. 22.27 O Bless the Lord that forgiveth all thine iniquities Psal 113.3.8 Col. 2.13 Which though they were as Crimson and Scarlet yet stall they be made as white as Wooll and Snow Isa 1.18 The Soul Why hast thou suffered me to err from thy ways and hardned my heart from thy fear Isa 63.17 Why wouldst thou take thine holy Spirit from me Isa 49.14 Psal 51.11 And wilt not deliver me from the power of Darkness delusions Isa 29.10 Col. 1.13 O that I knew where to find thee that I might come near to thy seat Job 23.2 And remember thee of the Word of Truth which thou gavest me wherein thou causedst me to hope Psal 119.49 And tell thee how thou didst promise to magnifie thy Truth above all thy Name Pasal 138.2 But now my hope is as the giving up of the Chost Job 11.20 And I am cut off for my part Ez. 37.11 Is it good to thee that thou shouldst oppress Job 10.3 Wilt thou destroy the works of thine own hands Job 10.3 Psal 138.8 and Isa 43.1 and despise Lam. 2.6 the price of thy Sons blood Act. 20.28 Heb. 9.12 1 Cor. 6.20 and 7.23 and 2 Pet. 2.1 The Comforter Who hath directed the Spirit of the Lord or being his Councellour hath taught him Isa 40.13 Rom. 11.34.1 Cor. 2.16 Why hast thou suffered me to erre from c. 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