Gospel Sonnets; Or, Spiritual Songs: In Six Parts. 1. The Believer's Espousals. 2. The Believer's Jointure. 3. The Believer's Riddle. 4. The Believer's Lodging. 5. The Believer's Soliloquy. 6. The Believer's Principles ... |
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... having the Moon under her Feet , and upon her Head the Crown of twelve Stars , Rev. xii . 1. Such only know the Truth as it is in Jefus , Eph . iv . 21. and re- A 4 ceive ceive the Love of the Truth that they may be PREFA C E. vit.
... having the Moon under her Feet , and upon her Head the Crown of twelve Stars , Rev. xii . 1. Such only know the Truth as it is in Jefus , Eph . iv . 21. and re- A 4 ceive ceive the Love of the Truth that they may be PREFA C E. vit.
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... head - long down , Plung'd in a deep Abyfs of Sin and Woe , Were void of Heart to will , or Hand to do ; For's own Relief he can't command a Thought , The total Sum of what he can is nought . He's able only now t'increafe his Thrall ...
... head - long down , Plung'd in a deep Abyfs of Sin and Woe , Were void of Heart to will , or Hand to do ; For's own Relief he can't command a Thought , The total Sum of what he can is nought . He's able only now t'increafe his Thrall ...
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... head - long down , Plung'd in a deep Abyfs of Sin and Woe , Were void of Heart to will , or Hand to do ; For's own Relief he can't command a Thought , The total Sum of what he can is nought . He's able only now t'increafe his Thrall ...
... head - long down , Plung'd in a deep Abyfs of Sin and Woe , Were void of Heart to will , or Hand to do ; For's own Relief he can't command a Thought , The total Sum of what he can is nought . He's able only now t'increafe his Thrall ...
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... Head , that cruel Thorns did wound , - Is with immortal Glory circled round ; Archangels at his awful Footstool bow , And drawing Love fits fmiling on his Brow . ' Tho ' down he fends in Gofpel - Tidings good Epiftles of his Love , fign ...
... Head , that cruel Thorns did wound , - Is with immortal Glory circled round ; Archangels at his awful Footstool bow , And drawing Love fits fmiling on his Brow . ' Tho ' down he fends in Gofpel - Tidings good Epiftles of his Love , fign ...
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... Head it rears , That have amafs'd the Guilt of numerous Years ! * Matth . xviii . 26 . SECT . IV . Man's friet Attachment to Legal Terms , or to the Law as a Condition of Life . AY , on what Terms then Heav'n appeas'd will be ? Why ...
... Head it rears , That have amafs'd the Guilt of numerous Years ! * Matth . xviii . 26 . SECT . IV . Man's friet Attachment to Legal Terms , or to the Law as a Condition of Life . AY , on what Terms then Heav'n appeas'd will be ? Why ...
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Page 174 - Lord is a Sun and Shield : He will give Grace and Glory, and no good thing will he withhold from them that walk uprightly.
Page 154 - To Good and Evil equal bent, I'm both a Devil and a Saint.
Page 181 - My faith, that sees so darkly here, Will there resign to vision clear ; My hope, that's here a weary groan, Will to fruition yield the throne. Here fetters hamper freedom's wing, But there the captive is a king ; And grace is like a buried seed, But sinners there are saints indeed.
Page 194 - Our Lord is ours, and we are his ; Yea, now we see him as he is ; And hence we like unto him are, And full his glorious image share. " No darkness now, no dismal night, No vapour intercepts the light ; We see for ever face to face, The highest Prince in highsst place. " This, this, does heav'n enough afford, We are for ever with the Lord; We want no more, for all is giv'n; His presence is the heart of heav'n.
Page 180 - But there, all griefs are swallow'd up. Love here is scarce a faint desire ; But there, the spark's a flaming fire ; , Joys here are drops, that passing flee ; But there, an overflowing sea.
Page 267 - Paraphrase or Large Explicatory Poem upon the Song of Solomon, Wherein the mutual love of Christ and His Church Contained in that Old Testament Song is imitated in the language of the New Testament, and adapted to the Gospel- dispensation.