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-Q JhedMeritoriom Thrice <strong>of</strong> our Parti.<br />
Great did fweat blood in tliecouragicusdctence <strong>of</strong> himrelfcaiid<br />
other> in a dcfpt. rate alTault : and it is not unkno .•- n unto many<br />
that divers years iincc there was a fweating IkknelTeor a violenr<br />
f their<br />
fwe^ting F.aver, that caufdmany perfons to fwcat out<br />
bodies a bloody humor, and yet many <strong>of</strong> them did recover and<br />
But if tlieir fweating bl«;od had been a figii<br />
live many years after.<br />
<strong>of</strong> Gods wrath up 'n their rMils(as you fay it was in Chril^ j the:i<br />
I tiiinli they could rot hare lived any longer by the flrtngrh <strong>of</strong>nature.<br />
5. Doe but confi.ier a liitlc more rerioufly what ahorrid thing<br />
to nature rhe approach <strong>of</strong> deatii is : fee iniiow many hi»rnd txprcllions<br />
David doth dcfctibc it, in Pfal. 116.;. and in Pfal. 1 3.<br />
4,5. and in P/4/. 5 5.4,5. in this laft place Drf-yi^ faith t.ius (J\[y<br />
heart is fore pained within me , and. the terrors <strong>of</strong> death are fallt»<br />
upon me, fearfulfefs and tremblii^g<br />
are fain upon me^ an^ hsrror<br />
huth 9Z-errfhelmed me : he faith, that hu heart woi fore puined<br />
(namelv,as the pains <strong>of</strong>a woman in travelJand in v. f^. horror hatb<br />
tveryvhelmed me, rameiy,with an amazed quakingjas it <strong>of</strong>ten fa's<br />
cut when the human fcnicsare fmitten with (udden fVar,and lb oi.r<br />
Saviour wa^ pained in his minde with the thoiighi <strong>of</strong> his death a<br />
longtime befb;e the time <strong>of</strong> his death came: and therefore it<br />
mu'f needs affed him the deep. r when the time <strong>of</strong> his death was<br />
at hind.<br />
Supp<strong>of</strong>e that Adam in his innocency had grapl'd \"' ith the fear<br />
<strong>of</strong> dca:ii, would it not have v\ rought a f^rangc rxutation in his nalurall<br />
afTcdi> ns and would it n- t have wrought a Grange paine<br />
jn his minde doubtlelTc it would,and like enoug i it would have<br />
c.iu'ed a vi'lent fweat over ail lis bod) • no marvell then, if it<br />
wrought fuch a fweating Agony upon our Savi urs pure Nature.<br />
4. iti^n<strong>of</strong>irangenew dodrine to make thcnaturall fcare <strong>of</strong><br />
death to be thecau!e<strong>of</strong> Chrifli A::ony, fcemg other learned men<br />
due aftirm it : ChrilltpLerCaylile'mhisTvcinfc <strong>of</strong> Chril^s dcfcent<br />
into hell, p.4 6. faith thus . fVM not Chrifi extreamljf af-<br />
Jii^ed, >Xhen hefvrfiar <strong>of</strong> deathfweat drops in cjuantitj/ Oi thicks<br />
oj drop s <strong>of</strong> blood and /6. Iritha godly Martyr faith thus in his<br />
AjiAver to Sii Tho: Moore B. 2. Chrifl did n$t onelj weepy tut he<br />
drops <strong>of</strong> blood, running do^n<br />
fc^redftftre. that hefrveat drops Itke<br />
upon the earth, which was inoie then to weep :<br />
no w ( faith he J if I