Select Works of Archbishop Leighton: Some of Which Were Never Before Printed ; to Which is ...
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Thou haji covered thy felf with a Cloudy that our Prayer (hould not pafs through. Still, while that Door ftands open, there is Hope and Remedy for other Evils, but that being ihut, what can a People, or a Soul expeft, but growing Troubles, one Sor- row upon the back of another; yea, that is the great Trouble, the hiding of his Face, and retuiing to hear. Obferve Jo^ xxxiv. ap. When he givetb Peace^ who then can wake Trouble ? Now the other in the* fame Terms would have been, ivhen he makes Uroa...tle^ who can geoe Peace ? But inftead 'tis, when be bides Us Face J who then can behold hint? No Peace but in beholding him, and nothing but Trouble; tbatisxifi grand Trouble when he hides his Face, and it is ex- prefl'ed in both Cafes, whether it be perfbnal or na- tional, whither againji a Nation or a Man o/ify.
This is the thing wherein the Strength of other Troubles ly, that gives them Weight, when they impart and fignify thus much, that the Faceof Go4 is hid from a Soul or a People.
We ought to enquire if this be not our Conditio^ at this time, hath he not hid his Face from us?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou haji covered thy felf with a Cloudy that our Prayer (hould not pafs through. Still, while that Door ftands open, there is Hope and Remedy for other Evils, but that being ihut, what can a People, or a Soul expeft, but growing Troubles, one Sor- row upon the back of another; yea, that is the great Trouble, the hiding of his Face, and retuiing to hear. Obferve Jo^ xxxiv. ap. When he givetb Peace^ who then can wake Trouble ? Now the other in the* fame Terms would have been, ivhen he makes Uroa...tle^ who can geoe Peace ? But inftead 'tis, when be bides Us Face J who then can behold hint? No Peace but in beholding him, and nothing but Trouble; tbatisxifi grand Trouble when he hides his Face, and it is ex- prefl'ed in both Cafes, whether it be perfbnal or na- tional, whither againji a Nation or a Man o/ify.
This is the thing wherein the Strength of other Troubles ly, that gives them Weight, when they impart and fignify thus much, that the Faceof Go4 is hid from a Soul or a People.
We ought to enquire if this be not our Conditio^ at this time, hath he not hid his Face from us?
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