Pious Brathings Being the Meditations of St Augustine His Treatise of the Lo
Pious Brathings Being the Meditations of St Augustine His Treatise of the Lo
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We were Rebels and declar'd Enemies? Under the ^> 9' fheltea of this Mercy I dare approach the Throne of Grace j and thus protefted and encdurag'd, I run, I call, I cry for Pardon, and knock importu- nately, inceflantly, till thou open, and take pity upon me. For if thou didft of thy own mere Motion call us to a Pardon which we never fought, " how fhall we not much rather obtain a Pardon upon our own Requeft, and that Requeft grounded upon Encouragements, and Commands, and Promifes, which thou ...thy felf haft given us ?
Look not upon me therefore, fweeteft Saviour, in the capacity of a Sinner, which would awaken thy Juftice •, but confider me as thy Creature, and let that foften and enlarge the Bowels of thy Mer- cy. Remember not thine Anger, to which Guilt hath made me obnoxious, but remember thy never- failing Compailions, of which my Mifery renders me a fit obje6b. Overlook my Pride, which incen- fed thee, and obferve my Humility and Affliction, which implores thee. And what indeed is Jefus but a Saviour ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were Rebels and declar'd Enemies? Under the ^> 9' fheltea of this Mercy I dare approach the Throne of Grace j and thus protefted and encdurag'd, I run, I call, I cry for Pardon, and knock importu- nately, inceflantly, till thou open, and take pity upon me. For if thou didft of thy own mere Motion call us to a Pardon which we never fought, " how fhall we not much rather obtain a Pardon upon our own Requeft, and that Requeft grounded upon Encouragements, and Commands, and Promifes, which thou ...thy felf haft given us ?
Look not upon me therefore, fweeteft Saviour, in the capacity of a Sinner, which would awaken thy Juftice •, but confider me as thy Creature, and let that foften and enlarge the Bowels of thy Mer- cy. Remember not thine Anger, to which Guilt hath made me obnoxious, but remember thy never- failing Compailions, of which my Mifery renders me a fit obje6b. Overlook my Pride, which incen- fed thee, and obferve my Humility and Affliction, which implores thee. And what indeed is Jefus but a Saviour ?
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