. Divine emblems; or Temporal things spiritualized, &c. . ore. Yet this was but the leaft of what He did ;But the outride of what He made His bleffed Son under the law;Under the curie, which, like the lions paw,Did rend and tear His soul, for mankinds sin,More than if we for it in hell had cries, His tears, and bloody agony,The nature of His death doth testify. Nor did He of conftraint Himielf thus give For sin to death, that man might with Him live. He did do what He did moll willingly, He sung, and gave God thanks that He muft die. Did ever king die for a captive slave
. Divine emblems; or Temporal things spiritualized, &c. . ore. Yet this was but the leaft of what He did ;But the outride of what He made His bleffed Son under the law;Under the curie, which, like the lions paw,Did rend and tear His soul, for mankinds sin,More than if we for it in hell had cries, His tears, and bloody agony,The nature of His death doth testify. Nor did He of conftraint Himielf thus give For sin to death, that man might with Him live. He did do what He did moll willingly, He sung, and gave God thanks that He muft die. Did ever king die for a captive slave ? Yet such were we whom Jefus died to save. Yea, when He made Himielf a sacrifice, It was that He might save His enemies. FOR YOUTH. 87 And, though He was provoked to retract His bleft refolves to do so kind an act, By the abufive carriages of thofe That did both Him, His love, and grace oppoie; Yet He, as unconcernd about such things, Goes on, determines to make captive kings: Yea, many of His murderers He takes Into His favour, and them princes 88 DIVINE EMBLEMS THE CACKLING OF A HEN. ^nR3 Is ^^^^fT^^MH^^t- P fJ^/^V- Ml f^^TTj ^st| —dM^M^pSf^Atil I HE Hen so soon as she an egg doth lay,(Spreads the fame of her doing what she may,)About the yard a cackling she doth go,To tell what twas she at her neft did do.
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