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The Meritorioui Price of eur Part I*
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•ftelj, feeing Luke doth affirm that hti troubledfear e^ eat',fed him to
»j fWcat drops of irioody 1 thi^ikjio naturallfeare of death could haze
i canfedfuch an agonj : Therfore dotibtlefs hu troubled feare ^4/
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» upoft hit faultfor our jinn cs.
cMufed by the feeling of hti Fathers wrath, which now had feifed
Divtne, II the circumliancfs of his Agony be well weighed; it
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ing in an Agony ^ hisfweat ^as as it were great drop of blood, and
in another place Luke doth tell us, That the remembrance of^M
heathy didbrtedagreat faininhis minde, long before the time tf
his death came, even like ^^f fains of a >Xeman in travel-^ and fuch
kind of pains in the mind might well be called fweating paine*;
and as he was true Man he muft be touched with the f«ar of death
in a very great mcafure, as the Prophets did foretell in Pfi z . and
in Ty4/.