know because ye know not me These things he publish'd in the Treasury Joh. 8 20 Still Providence maintain'd his liberty I go said he where you shall never find me Joh. 8 21 Die in your sins I leave you all behind me What will he kill himself said they t' avoid Joh. 8 22 His being by our Governours destroy'd I go said he from whence I came at first Joh. 8 23 As you to th' earth whereof y' are born and nurst And as I said but now ly down ye must Joh. 8 24 In all your sins without believing first Who art thou that we may believe said they Joh. 8 25 What first I said said he the same I say Joh. 8 26 Much more I have to say concerning you And he that gave me my Commission 's true Joh. 8 27 Ye do not know of whom I speak as yet But when y'have slain me you 'l remember it Joh. 8 28 And then ye shall acknowledge that I came Not in my own but in my Fathers Name Joh. 8 29 Who never leaves me but is with me still Because I take delight to do his will Joh. 8 30 Which words with such an efficacy came Many profest their faith upon his Name Joh. 8 31 To whom he said And if ye thus continue A true Discipleship is rooted in you Joh. 8 32 Ye shall both know the Truth and also see The Truth it self shall make you truly free Joh. 8 33 Free said the other we are slaves to no man Forgetting their subjection to the Roman Yes you are slaves to sin said he and must Joh. 8 34 Out of Gods family e'er long be thrust Joh. 8 35 Where I am ever if ye were but freed Joh. 8 36 By me the Son and Heir you 're free indeed Your birth-right will but litle good afford Joh. 8 37 Which thus ye hate my Person and my word Yet not my own but great Jehovahs rather Joh. 8 38 As ye likewise do imitate your Father You say y' are Abrams Sons but were it true Joh. 8 39 The works that Abram did would come from you For Abram never would have sought to kill Joh. 8 40 A man that speaks the God of Abrams will In vain ye cry The Temple of the Lord Joh. 8 41 And call your selves his Sons while I 'm abhord If He your Father were then would ye love Joh. 8 42 Whom He hath sent amongst you from above No wonder that ye cannot understand Joh. 8 43 While passion thus and malice do command The Devil is your Father and Commander Joh. 8 44 Ye follow him in murder lying slander What is my crime Why am I not receiv'd Joh. 8 45 Because I speak the truth I 'm not believ'd Joh. 8 46 Heinous perverseness but the reason is Joh. 8 47 God is not yours and you are none of his Say we not well said they Thou art an evil Joh. 8 48 Samaritan possessed with a Devil Not so said Christ I honour God and ye Joh. 8 49 By that reproach do much dishonour me I seek my self in nothing that I say Joh. 8 50 God will avenge himself another day My word I say shall make my servants free Joh. 8 51 So free that they no death shall ever see Nay now said they we know thou 'rt clearly mad Joh. 8 52 Such priviledge great Abram never had And if the greatest Prophets were not free Joh. 8 53 Whom dost thou proudly make thy self to be My self said he I honour not but He Joh. 8 54 Whom you do call your God he honours me You but pretend to know him though I do Joh. 8 55 Else I should be a lyar like to you I do both know him and do him obey Gen 22. 18 Joh. 8 56 Your Father Abram joy'd to see my day Thou 'rt young said they hast thou seen Abraham Joh. 8 57 Yea long said he e're Abram was I am Then they 'ld have ston'd him for his blasphemy Joh. 8 58 But through them all he past invisibly Joh. 8 59 22. And as he went along he saw a man Joh. 8 1 Who never saw since first his life began Was this mans sin the cause of this said some Joh. 8 2 Or did that blindness from his parents come Neither from him nor them said he but God Joh. 8 3 To spread his glorious power all abroad And I must work the works of him that sent me Joh. 8 4 Before th' approaching night of death prevent me And by restering of corpor'al sight Joh. 8 5 Shew that I am the worlds spirit'al light Then spitting on the ground he made a clay Is 8 6. Gen 49. 1â— Neh. 3. 15. Joh. 8 6 'Nointed his eyes and sent the man away Go wash thy face in Siloam said he Joh. 8 7 He went and wash'd and very well could see Joh. 8 8 The people wonder'd which before did know him Joh. 8 9 To see his sight so soon restored to him Joh. 8 10 And when they ask'd he told them how 't was done Joh. 9 11 But could not tell them whither Christ was gone Joh. 9 12 Then to the Council led they him away Joh. 9 13 Because 't was done upon the Sabbath day Joh. 9 14 And being there examin'd he declar'd Who 'nointed him with clay and how he far'd Joh. 9 15 He breaks the Sabbath said the Pharisees Some said Can sinners do such things as these Joh. 9 16 They askt the man what he himself thought of it Why certainly said he the man 's a Prophet Joh. 9 17 But they would scarce believe he had been blind Till they had sent to know his Parents mind Joh. 9 18 Who came and said This is indeed our Son And eyes he had when first he breathed none Joh. 9 19 He sees at present but we know not how Joh. 9 20 Ask him a tongue he hath and years enow Joh. 9 21 And this they left to be by him related For fear they should be excommunicated Joh. 9 22 For such a punishment they had appointed For all who said that Jesus was th' Anointed Joh. 9 23 Then said they to the man give God the praise This Man prophanes the holy Sabbath daies Joh. 9 24 That is a thing I cannot tell said he Once was I blind and now I 'm sure I see Josh 7. 19. Joh. 9 25 But how said they Come truly tell the story Joh. 9 26 And let the God of truth have all the glory Me thought said he I told you very plain Joh. 9 27 If you 'ld be his Disciples hear 't again How sawcily said they dost thou oppose us Joh. 9 28 Thou 'rt one of his we all belong to Moses
7 But wanting help I am prevented still Rise take thy bed said He and go thy way Joh. 5 8 So the man did and 't was the sabbath day Joh. 5 9 Therefore the Jews observing what he did Joh. 5 10 Told him that this the Laws of God forbid This I wss bid reply'd the man to do Joh. 5 11 By him that did enable me thereto Whos 's that said they Who 't was he could not say Joh. 5 12 For Jesus had convey'd himself away Joh. 5 13 But in the Temple afterward they met Joh. 5 14 Now thou art well said Jesus do'nt forget This mercy of the Lord offend no more Lest thou be worse than e're thou wast before Then went the man and told the Jews he found Joh. 5 15 That Jesus was the person made him sound With Jesus therefore hotly they contest Joh. 5 16 For violating of Gods holy Rest Acts 17. 28. My God said he and Father worketh still Joh. 5 17 I also work according to his will Then did they seek to kill him and the rather Joh. 5 18 Because he made th' Eternal God his Father The Son said he does what the Father does Joh. 5 19 His son he loves his Son He all things shows Joh. 5 20 To him he will his wondrous power give Joh. 5 21 That he shall also cause the dead to live Men he must judge that men to him may shew Joh. 5 22 The same respect as unto God is due Joh. 5 23 Whoso believeth God believeth me Joh. 5 24 And he that doth shall live eternally They that are dead shall shortly hear my call Joh. 5 25 Who am like God a spring of life to all Joh. 5 26 And unto me the last discerning fan Phil. 2. 8 9. Joh. 5 27 Is given as I am the Son of man My voyce I say shall open ev'ry grave Joh. 5 28 Some to condemn and othersome to save Joh. 5 29 According to the right'ous firm decree Joh. 5 30 Of Him that gives me this authority This record of my self is weak say you Joh. 5 31 But John hath fully prov'd it to be true Joh. 5 32 Whose testimony yet I could have waved Joh. 5 33 But that ye might believe and so be saved Joh. 5 34 He was a candle burning very bright Joh. 5 35 And for a while ye lov'd to see his light But I have greater witnesses than John Joh. 5 36 To wit the works I have divinely done And God himself from heaven witness bore Joh. 5 37 Whose voyce was never heard of you before But if my Fathers words had been believ'd Joh. 5 38 Whom he hath sent you would have soon receiv'd Search but the Scriptures and you 'll plainly see Joh. 5 39 That they are they which testify of me How that I am that Life-infusing Prophet Joh. 5 40 But ye refuse to be partakers of it 'T is not my self I honour but the Lord Joh. 5 41 Whom in rejecting me ye have abhorr'd Joh. 5 42 If a seducer comes and humours you Joh. 5 43 Whate're he saies is still accounted true But how can ye believe that seek and love Joh. 5 44 Rather applause from men than from above I 'll not accuse you unto God ye must Joh. 5 45 By Moses's law be judg'd wherein ye trust Of Me did Moses write you 'ld Me believe Joh. 5 46 Did ye but credit unto Moses give But if ye do'nt believe what He did write Joh. 5 47 How can ye Me believe whom thus ye slight Lev. 23. 10-17 2. Now on the Sabbath which they call First-second Mat. 12 1 Mar. 2 23 Luk. 6 1 From second Paschal seven such were reckon'd Jesus's Disciples pluckt the ears of Corn Which ought the Jews said then to be forborn Mat. 12 2 Mar. 2 24 Luk. 6 2 Have ye not read said Christ what David did Mat. 12 3 Mar. 2 25 Luk. 6 3 When he and his being very hard bestead Were by Abimeleck admitted guests Ex. 19. 32 33. 1 Sam. 21. 6. Mat. 12 4 Mar. 2 26 Luk. 6 4 To consecrated shew-bread of the Priests Why don't ye also of the Priests complain Mat. 12 5 How by their works the Sabbath they prophane If for the Temples use ye say they are Mat. 12 6 I 'm greater than the Temple is by far But God loves Mercy more than sacrifice Mat. 12 7 Consider this and you 'll be less precise This Rest was made for mankinds benefit Mar. 2 27 And not to lose their health by keeping it I am moreover Lord o' th' Sabbath day Mat. 12 8 Mar. 2 28 Luk. 6 5 Can temper change or take it quite away 3. As Jesus taught another time there came Mat. 12 9 Mar. 3 1 Luk. 6 6 A man whose wither'd hand had made him lame The Jews then willing to accuse him say Mat. 12 10 Mar. 3 2 Luk. 6 7 Is healing lawful on the Sabbath day Stand in the midst said Jesus to the creeple Mar. 3 3 Luk. 6 8 What one of all this superstitious people Mat. 12 11 That hath a sheep new fallen in a pit Will not upon this day deliver it Man is by far more pretious if we can Mat. 12 12 Mar. 3 4 Luk. 6 9 Can save and will not we destroy the Man What say ye now to this what is' t ye say Is healing lawful on the Sabbath day Then did he when they answer'd not express Mat. 12 13 Mar. 3 5 Luk. 6 10 Anger and grief at their hard-heartedness And bad the man stretch forth his wither'd hand Which was restor'd again at his command At this the Pharisees with madness fill'd Mat. 12 14 Mar. 3 6 Luk. 6 11 Straightway consult which way to get him kill'd But Jesus knowing their Herodian hearts Mat. 12 15 Mar. 3 7 Went tow'rd the Maritime remoter parts Yet from all parts the people thither came Mar. 3 8 When once they heard of his all-healing Name Mar. 3 9 So that a ship was fain to wait upon him So out of measure did the people throng him For with a touch he healed all their evils Mar. 3 10 And with a word cast out the foulest Devils Mar. 3 11 And charg'd them not to make him known hereby Mat. 12 16 Mar. 3 12 Fulfilling of Isaiahs prophecy My chosen and beloved servant shews Is 42. 1. Mat. 12 1â— Judgement as well to Gentiles as to Jews He shall not make a puther or a noise Mat. 12 19 Nor in the streets shall any hear his voice He shall not break the reed already cleft Mat. 12 20 Nor quench
Luk. 1 39 So soon then as her Cozen heard her voice Luk. 1 40 She and the babe within her did rejoyce Among all women blest be thou said she Luk. 1 41 Blest be thy Off-spring to eternity Luk. 1 42 The Mother of my Lord give me a visit How great how sweet a condescention is it Luk. 1 43 For lo so soon as ever thou wert come For joy the infant sprang within my womb Luk. 1 44 Blessed is she that did believe the Lord She shall have due performance of his word Luk. 1 45 Then the same spirit Mary did possess 1. Sam. 2. 1-10 Luk. 1 46 Who thus declar'd her joy and thankfulness I magnifie the Lord in heart and voyce Luk. 1 47 My spirit in my Sav'our doth rejoice To me so low his love is so exprest Luk. 1 48 That far and nigh they 'll say that I am blest The mighty one hath magnifyed me Luk. 1 49 And holy is his name eternally His mercy is on them that fear him still Luk. 1 50 But scattereth the proud against their will He hath debas'd the mighty men we see Luk. 1 51 And hath exalted them of low degree Luk. 1 52 Poor hungry souls he richly fills with store Luk. 1 53 The rich he sends away both pale and poor Now hath he holpen Jacob from above Luk. 1 54 Now hath he cal'd to mind his ant'ent love According to his promise heretofore Luk. 1 55 To Abram and his seed for evermore 6. So three months after that went Mary home Luk. 1 56 And when her Cozens time was fully come Luk. 1 57 She bare a son Her neighbours and her kin Luk. 1 58 Came to congratulate her lying in They circumsiz'd him when the eighth day came Luk. 1 59 And would have given him his Fathers name But El'sabeth refus'd to have it done Luk. 1 60 And told them that he must be called John Why so they all reply'd we do not know Luk. 1 61 One person of thy kindred called so So they made signs to 's Father Zachary Luk. 1 62 To know what he would have his name to be And beckning for a book to write upon Luk. 1 63 He wrote the Angels words His name is John Luk. 1 64 Then was his tongue unti'd then in the Spirit Luk. 1 67 Thus he prais'd Him that praises doth inherit All praise to him that over all doth dwell Luk. 1 68 That hath redeem'd his people Israel Luk. 1 69 And of his servant Davids house hath rais'd Salvation for our souls his Name be prais'd His Name be prais'd that spake by ev'ry Prophet Luk. 1 70 And le ts us see the due fulfilling of it That we should be deliver'd from the will Luk. 1 71 And power of all those that wish us ill Gen. 22. 16. Now to perform that solemn oath he swore Luk. 1 72 Unto our Father Abraham before That being free'd from all our foes we might Luk. 1 73 Walk uprightly for ever in his sight Thou art the Prophet of that King most high Luk. 1 74 Thou Child shalt go before his Majesty Luk. 1 75 His way before his face shalt thou prepare Luk. 1 76 Salvation to his Saints shalt thou declare Luk. 1 77 Thou shalt declare their trespasses forgiven Through tender mercy from the God of Heaven Luk. 1 78 Whereby on those that fear his name he brings Luk. 1 79 That rising Sun with healing in his wings Their souls from deaths black shadow to release And guide our footsteps in the way of peace This wonder quickly spread in ev'ry part Luk. 1 65 Fear and amazement seizing every heart Luk. 1 66 And John did thrive and in the desart dwell Luk. 1 68 Until his shewing unto Israel 7. The Virgin Mary now with child appears Mat. 1 18 And thereupon good Joseph's fild with fears Yet loth t' expose her unto publick scoff Intended privately to put her off But while he studi'd how to bring 't about Mat. 1 19 An Angel came and thus resolv'd his doubt Fear nothing Joseph Mary take to wife Mat. 1 20 For she hath led an undefiled life These harder thoughts the Maiden doth not merit What she goes with is of the Holy Spirit A son it is whom Jesus thou shalt call Mat. 1 21 For from their sins he'â— save his people all This doth more notably fulfill that word Mat. 1 22 Spoke by the Gospel-prophet of the Lord Is 7. 14. God and a Virgins son with us shall dwell Mat. 1 23 And they shall call his name Emmanuel Joseph obey'd but still she was a Maid Till of her first-born she was safely laid Mat. 1 24 8. But just before her sacred load did ease her Mat. 1 25 Luk. 2 1 A law was published by Augustus Caesar That all the Roman world should be enrol'd Cyreaius then did Syr'as rudder hold Luk. 2 2 All Towns enrol those that belong to them And this made Joseph go to Bethlehem 1 Sam. 16. 1. Luk. 2 3 Luk. 2 4 The place of Davids birth and private life There to be tax'd with his espoused wife Luk. 2 5 9. And now the glorious day begins to dawn Luk. 2 6 Now is the curtain of thick darkness drawn Now doth the Lord of all things condescend To take up in a stable and be pen'd Luk. 2 7 Within a dirty manger now thou 'rt blest Ignotant Inn with this illustr'ous Guest And now the souls great Pastour is reveald Luk. 2 8 From heav'n to shepherds watching in the field The glory of an Angel did surround them Luk. 2 9 The glory was so great it did confound them Fear not said he perceiving them afraid Luk. 2 10 Fear not at all be not at all dismai'd 'T is joyful tidings that I come to bring Luk. 2 11 This day is born your Sav'our and your King In Bethlehem you 'l find it as I said Luk. 2 12 The Babe's wrapt up and in a manger laid And hardly had the Angel made an end Luk. 2 13 But there whole Quires of Angels did attend That King with hallelujahs to adore That sitteth on the throne for evermore Glory to God on high peace on the Earth Luk. 2 14 Good will to men they sâ—ng with holy mirth Then â—an the shepherds to the Town and saw Luk. 2 15 Mary and Joseph and the Babe in straw Luk. 2 16 They fil'd the Town with fame and their relation Luk. 2 17 Fil'd all that heard the same with admiration Luk. 2 18 But Mary pondr'd all things in her heart Luk. 2 19 And they with joy and praise to God depart Luk. 2 20 10. Now we behold the Son of Man
meat Mar. 6 37 Joh. 6 5 Which these my Auditours should have to eat Joh. 6 6 Five pound said Philip will not buy them bread Luk. 9 13 Joh. 6 7 For ev'ry one to put a bit in 's head What have ye here said Jesus One reply'd Mat. 14 17 Joh. 6 8 Five barly loaves two little fish beside Mar. 6 38 Joh. 6 9 Make them said he sit down in equal ranks Mat. 14 18 Luk. 9 14 Joh. 6 10 And so they did Thâ—n Jesus giving thanks Mar. 6 39 Luk. 9 15 Breaks to 's Disciples first and them he wishes Mat. 14 19 Mar. 6 40 Luk. 9 16 Joh. 6 11 For to distribute both the bread and fishes So the Disciples did as Jesus will'd Mat. 14 20 Mar. 6 41 And all the people are and all were fill'd Mar. 6 42 Luk. 9 17 Joh. 6 12 Let nought said he be lost first let them sup Then look and gather all the fragments up Which being done of broken bread and meat Joh. 6 13 They had a dozen basket-full compleat Mar. 6 43 When there had been five thousand men beside Mat. 14 21 Mar. 6 44 Women and Children fully satisfy'd 26. And they were so transported with the thing Joh. 6 14 They call'd him Christ would have made him King But bidding his Disciples put to Sea Mat. 14 22 Mar. 6 45 He left the company and went to pray Mat. 14 13 Mar. 6 46 Joh. 6 15 And in the mountain he was left behind While they were strugling with the tide and wind Mat. 14 24 Mar. 6 47 Joh. 6 16 But having row'd about a league they spy'd Mat. 14 25 Mar. 6 48 Joh. 6 17 Almighty Jesus wa king by their side Joh. 6 18 And they cry'd out supposing 't was a sprite Mat. 14 26 Mar. 6 49 Joh. 6 19 For now 't was past the middle of the night But Jesus let them hear his voice and said Mat. 14 27 Mar. 6 50 Joh. 6 20 Cheer up 't is I ye need not be dismay'd And Simon Peter answer'd Iâ— 't is thou Mat. 14 28 Then call me to thee on the water now Well come said he And Peter walked well Mat. 14 29 Till's faith by storms and winds arising fell Mat. 14 30 That sinking he sank too and sore afraid Cry'd out amain to Jesus for his aid Who did indeed with 's helping hand protect him Mat. 14 31 But for his unbelief he soundly checkt him And they perceiving that it was the Lord Joh. 6 21 With all their heart received him on board When He came up they had a calm and found Mat. 14 32 Mar. 6 51 Themselves arrived whither they were bound Then their astonishment was wonderful Mar. 6 52 For they forgot the loaves they were so dull And falling down before his feet they cry Mat. 14 33 Thou art indeed the Son of God most high No sooner could their feet on ground be set Mat. 14 34 Mar. 6 53 But known it was through all Gennesaâ—et Mat. 14 35 Mar. 6 54 And notice given unto all diseased Mat. 14 36 Mar. 6 55 Who touching but his cloaths were all released Mar. 6 56 27. Now those five thousand tarry'd yonder still Joh. 6 22 And thought next day to have him on the hill Joh. 6 23 But then perceiving Jesus had forsook 'em Joh. 6 24 They came to Capernaum for to look him Rabbi said they which way didst thou come hither Joh. 6 25 Knowing there was no boat to bring him thither Indeed said He 't is for the food ye got Joh. 6 26 But for the miracle ye seek me not Feed rather that ye may for ever live Joh. 6 27 Such food can I by my Commission give And what 's requir'd of us said they again Joh. 6 28 That so we may that other food obtain Your duty is said Jesus now to yield Joh. 6 29 Assent to Him whom God hath sent and seal'd What we beheld said they that 's not enough Joh. 6 30 We cannot yield without a greater proof Ps 78. 24. Our Fathers fed as by the Word appears Joh. 6 31 On Moses ' bread from Heaven fourty years From God said he not Moses came that fare Joh. 6 32 Nor from the highest Heavens but the air This is true bread that comes from Heav'n indeed Joh. 6 33 And gives true life to all that truly feed But still he carnally was understood Feed us said they with this transcendent food Joh. 6 34 I am said he this bread of life and he Joh. 6 35 Shall never hunger more that feeds on me But I my words and works are all rejected By all that are not thereunto elected Joh. 6 36 All that the Father gives me shall believe And all that come I readily receive Joh. 6 37 For I came down from Heaven but to do His will that sent me hither unto You. Joh. 6 38 His will it is that I should save all those Whom He hath given me and nothing lose Joh. 6 39 That I should life and Resurrection give Joh. 6 40 To all that see me know me and believe This man from Heav'n said they to one another Joh. 6 41 Did we not know his Father and his Mother Joh. 6 42 Leave murmuring said Christ None come to me Except the Father draw them graciously Is â—4 13. Joh. 6 43 By him alone to me they must be brought Joh. 6 44 As Esay writes Of God they shall be taught Joh. 6 45 Not that the Father can be seen apart Joh. 6 46 But by the Son who fully knows his heart They that believe on me shall live for ever Joh. 6 47 I am that bread of life that faileth never Joh. 6 48 Manna preserved not alive the eaters Joh. 6 49 This bread will free from Deaths enslaving fetters Joh. 6 50 This bread's my flesh my world redeeming flesh Joh. 6 51 Celestial bread which doth the soul refresh How can this man thought they bestow his flesh Joh. 6 52 To feed our bodies or our souls refresh Except said he by saith ye feed upon Joh. 6 53 My very flesh and blood y' are dead and gone But he that does do so shall live for aye Joh. 6 54 And I will raise him at the latter day For unto all that know but how to feed Joh. 6 55 My flesh and blood are meat and drink indeed They that do so abide and live in me Joh. 6 56 And I in them to all eternity Joh. 6 57 For so are they with me incorporated Joh. 6 58 As I am
the poorest Saint beholds Mat. 18 10 The face of Him who all the world controlls Who gives his Angels charge to succour those That are oppressed and suppress their foes I came to seek and in the way to guide Mat. 18 11 Those wandring sheep that long have gone aside One in a hundred being lost and found Mat. 18 12 Creates more joy than all the safe and sound Mat. 18 13 So 't is our Fathers will that we should cherish Mat. 18 14 The weakest in the flock that none may perish But if thou feest thy Brother in transgression Mat. 18 15 Luk. 17 3 Reclaim him by a private admonition If he persist take one or two beside Mat. 18 16 If still then let the Church be certifi'd And if he will not hear the Churches sense Mat. 18 17 Let him be excommunicated thence Say what they shall or what they shall not do Mat. 18 18 That shall be loos'd or bound in heaven too Rev. 3. 7. Is 22. 22. I make you stewards by this gift of mine The keys of Doctrine and of Discipline Agree and pray my Father will agree Mat. 18 19 To answer those demands of two or three Where e're they meet according to my will Mat. 18 20 And in my Name there I am with them still How oft at faults said Peter must I wink Mat. 18 21 Luk. 17 4 To pardon seaven is enough I think Seaven said he yea seaventy times by seaven Mat. 18 22 He that repenteth is to be forgiven A Monarch call'd his servants to account Mat. 18 23 The debts of one t' a million did amount Mat. 18 24 And when he could not pay He gave command Mat. 18 25 To selze upon his body house and land But humbling of himself he ' scap'd and met Mat. 18 26 A fellow-servant owing him a debt Mat. 18 27 Of fifty shillings took him by the throat Mat. 18 28 Exacting present payment to a groat Having it not he threw him into jail Mat. 18 29 His humbling of himself could nought prevail Mat. 18 30 The other servants seeing this disaster Mat. 18 31 Were sorry for 't and went and told their Master Mat. 18 32 Who sending for him ratled him for 's pains Mat. 18 33 And resecur'd him in his former chains Mat. 18 34 So likewise shall my heav'nly Father do Mat. 18 35 Luk. 17 4 If ye forgive not those that injure you Th' Apostles thinking they were overcharged Luk. 17 5 Desired that their faith might be enlarged True faith said he but like a mustard-grain Luk. 17 6 Would plant these Sycomores within the main But as a servant sits not down to meat Luk. 17 7 When just his work is done though ne're so great Till first he serve his Master who I wiss Luk. 17 8 Is not beholden to his man for this Luk. 17 9 So when y' have done whatever God commands Luk. 17 10 Know that ye merit nothing at his hands 14. The feast of Tabernacles being at hand Lev. 23. 34. Joh. 7 2 His Brethren who believed not demand Whether he would not let his works appear Joh. 7 3 In Jury to his new disciples there There 's none say they who fame and honour drive an Joh. 7 4 Affect like thee to be so very private Joh. 7 5 You may said he go when you will but I Joh. 7 6 Expose my self not yet so publickly Joh. 7 7 You 're safe enough because you are belov'd Joh. 7 8 Me the world hates because by me reprov'd Joh. 7 9 15. When they were gone then Jesus follow'd them Joh. 7 10 But privately towards Jerusalem This happen'd out before he suster'd there Luk. 9 51 But very little more than half a year And passing through Samaria in his name Luk. 9 52 Some wâ—nâ— to get things ready e're he came But the first town refus'd to harbour them Luk. 9 53 Because they worshipd at Jerusalem Then John and James would fain have called down 2 King 1 10. Luk. 9 54 Elijahs flames to burn the spiteful town But turning back He sharply did reprove them Luk. 9 55 Because a spirit of revenge did move them I came to save said he and not to slay Luk. 9 56 So tow'rd another town they went their way 16. One Scribe his service freely did present Mat. 8 19 Luk. 9 57 And said he 'ld follow him where e're he went Wil t thou indeed said Jesus follow me Mat. 8 20 Luk. 9 58 Consider first my great necessity Foxes have holes and ev'ry bird a nest I have not whereupon to take my rest He calld another who reply'd I crave Mat. 8 21 Luk. 9 59 But leave to see my Father first in 's grave Men dead in trespasses and sins said He Mat. 8 22 Luk. 9 60 May bury carcasses come follow me Another askt his leave to go first home Luk. 9 61 And bid them there farewel and then he 'ld come Balk that said Christ your plow will run awry Luk. 9 62 If back you look at ev'ry thing you spy 17. Here He chose seaventy Disciples whom Luk. 9 1 He sent by twos where he himself should come Such were their Orders as were issu'd out To th' other twelve when they were sent about The crop is great said He and 't is as true Luk. 9 2 That faithful skilful workmen are as few But pray to God that he would send abroad Labourers void of folly and of fraud Like Lambs among the greedy Wolves I send you Luk. 9 3 Go let your prudent innocence defend you 2 King 4. 29. Go as you are let not your work be hindred Luk. 9 4 By visiting acquaintance or your kindred Whatever house ye enter wish it peace Luk. 9 5 Wish that prosperity may there encrease If it deserveth peace peace shall remain Luk. 9 6 If not it shall return to you again Go not from house to house stay drink and eat Luk. 9 7 Such as they give your work is worthy your meat Luk. 9 8 Heall all distempers that ye light upon Luk. 9 9 And tell them that Christs Kingdom is begun If any town your words or you disgust Luk. 9 10 Witness against them shaking off their dust Luk. 9 11 And in the Judgment-day shall they have sorrow Luk. 10 12 Exceeding that of Sodon and Gomorrah Wo to Choâ—azin to Bethsaida wo Luk. 10 13 For Tyre and Sidon would have long ago Themselves in sack-cloath humbled had they been Sspectators of the things which ye have seen I tell you therefore in the judgment-day Luk. 10 14 A greater doom shall you receive than they In wonders Capernaum doth excell Luk. 10 15
31 But I have pray'd that though thy faith be jolted It may not quite be overthrown and then Luk. 22 32 When thou 'rt recover'd help the other ten I 'll follow thee said Simon to the end Mat. 26 33 Mar. 14 29 Luk. 22 33 Joh. 13 37 Nor jail nor death it self shall me offend Nor death it self said He thou shall not twice Mat. 26 34 Mar. 14 30 Luk. 22 34 Joh. 13 38 Hear the Cock crow till thou deny me thrice But stoutly he and all the rest reply'd Mat. 26 35 Mar. 14 31 They never would deny him though they dy'd Before said he I sent you forth 't is true Luk. 22 35 And did miraculously succour you But now whatever shift ye make provide Luk. 22 36 And arm your selves for this tempestuous tide For as Isaiah saith I must be kill'd Is 53. 12. Luk. 22 37 Those prophesies are all to be fulfill'd Behold said they two swords are here at hand Luk. 22 38 Well well said he e'er long you 'll understand Let not your heart be troubled neither grieve Joh. 14 1 Believe in God and so in me believe Good store of mansions at my Fathers are Joh. 14 2 Your places there I 'm going to prepare Then I 'll return and take you unto me Joh. 14 3 That where I am there ye may also be Whither I go ye know the way ye know Joh. 14 4 For I have told you of it long ago Thomas reply'd the place we do not know Joh. 14 5 How should we then the way that leads thereto I am the way the truth and life said He Joh. 14 6 None cometh to the Father but by me In knowing me ye know the Father too Joh. 14 7 In me the Father hath appear'd to you But grant said Philip that we may behold Joh. 14 8 His glory as the Prophets did of old So long have I with you been conversant Joh. 14 9 And art thou still said he so ignorant Believ'st thou not that He and I are one Joh. 14 10 His words are spoke by me his works are done Believe me that we both one essence make Joh. 14 11 Or else believe me for the works own sake If ye believe ye shall do more than I Joh. 14 12 Because the time of my departure's nigh Ask in my Name aright it shall be done Joh. 14 13 Thus God is glorfyed in his Son Joh. 14 14 Only to this beloved Son approve Joh. 14 15 By your obedience your unfeigned love And then at my request he will I know Joh. 14 16 The everlasting Comforter bestow That Spirit of all truth whom all the rest Joh. 14 17 Nor see nor know by you alone possest I leave you not like helpless Orphans here Joh. 14 18 But to your comfort I will soon appear Though not to all the world Know that in me Joh. 14 19 Your life is hid to all eternity That I and God are one then shall ye know Then shall ye know that you and I are so Joh. 14 20 Us and our love we mean to manifest To him whose love is in his life exprest Joh. 14 21 How wilt thou said the other Judas then Joh. 14 22 Appear to us and not to other men Because said Christ his love is thus exprest Joh. 14 23 Us and our love we thus will manifest Who loves me not he keepeth not my words Mine did I say they are indeed the Lords Joh. 14 24 These things I tell you e'er I go in summe Joh. 14 25 But when from us the Paraclete is come All needful truths he ' l clearly teach you all Joh. 14 26 All that ye have forgotten he ' l recall My peace I give you and I give it so Joh. 14 27 That all the world can no such peace bestow Let not your heart be troubled neither fear Joh. 14 28 For I intend to come again ye hear So go to him who is so far above me Ye would be glad sincerely did ye love me I tell you now that when th' event ye see Joh. 14 29 It may confirm your faith in him and me I shall not say much more now comes the Devil Joh. 14 30 The worlds great Prince but finds in me no evil Yet I submit that all the world may know Joh. 14 31 I love and serve my Father Let us go 17. I am the real Vine my Fathers care Joh. 15 1 Makes all true boughs of mine more clusters bear But ev'ry fruitless branch he takes away Joh. 15 2 And ye are prun'd by what you 've heard me say Joh. 15 3 Abide in me and I in you no fruit Joh. 15 4 Is born by those that leave the stock and root I am the root and stock the boughs are ye Joh. 15 5 In me you 're fruitful fruitless out of me Like out-cast wither'd branches that are good Joh. 15 6 For nothing but afford the fire food But keep in me and keep my words ye may Joh. 15 7 Be sure that God will hear you when ye pray My Father 's honour'd when much fruit ye bear Joh. 15 8 And men will say These His Disciples are Such as the Fathers love to me hath bin Joh. 15 9 Such mine hath been to you remain therein Therein ye shall remain do but my will Joh. 15 10 As I do his and am beloved still These words I sprinkle now like drops of dew To cherish and encrease my joy in you This is my will As I your elder Brother Joh. 15 12 Have loved you so love ye one another Father than this the love of more extends That one lay down his life to save his friends Joh. 15 13 My friends are ye while doing as y' are bidden The Masters mind from servitours is hidden Joh. 15 14 But unto you as unto friends have I Clearly reveal'd the Gospel-Mystery Joh. 15 15 I chose you to 't my spirit being in you Joh. 15 16 You 'll bear such fruit shall evermore continue Pray in my name and so be heard above Joh. 15 17 And as I said before each other love If unto you the world doth hatred shew Joh. 15 18 It hated me before it hated you Because I chose you out o th' world is shown Joh. 15 19 Its hatred for the world would love its own Ye must be serv'd like me observe that word Joh. 15 20 The servant is not greater than his Lord. They 'll use you so for bearing of my name Joh. 15 21 Because they know not him from whom I came Had I not acted like to God and spoke Joh. 15 22 As no man could their sin had had some cloak Joh. 15 23 Now all pretense is gone