Some Remarkable Passages in the Life of the Honourable Col. James Gardiner ...
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or rather hke what * Paul felt, when he could not tell whether * he was in the body or out of it.* lie then mentions his dread of fpiritual pride, from which he earneftly prays that God may de- liTcr and preJervc him. * Ihis,* fays he, * would have hindered me from conimu- * nicating thefc things, if I had not fuch * an example before me as the man after * God's own heart, faying, 1 will dcchrc *' what Gop hath done for my foul ; and •' clfcwhere. The humble (hall hear thereof, * and be gUd : N...ow 1 am well fatisfied that * your Ladyfiiip is of that number.* He tj)cn adds, * 1 had no fooner finiflied this * excrcife,* that is, of prayer above-men- tioned, ' but 1 fat down to admire the good- * ncfs of my God, that ,hc would vouch- * fafe to influence by his free Spirit fo un* * deferving a wretch as I, and to make me * thus to mount up with eagles wings. And.
* here I jwas loft again, and got into an o- * cean, where I could find neither bound * nor bottom, but was obliged to cry out * with the apofl!e,0 the breadth, the length, * the d epih, the heighth, of the love of Chrift, * which paffeth knowledge !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
or rather hke what * Paul felt, when he could not tell whether * he was in the body or out of it.* lie then mentions his dread of fpiritual pride, from which he earneftly prays that God may de- liTcr and preJervc him. * Ihis,* fays he, * would have hindered me from conimu- * nicating thefc things, if I had not fuch * an example before me as the man after * God's own heart, faying, 1 will dcchrc *' what Gop hath done for my foul ; and •' clfcwhere. The humble (hall hear thereof, * and be gUd : N...ow 1 am well fatisfied that * your Ladyfiiip is of that number.* He tj)cn adds, * 1 had no fooner finiflied this * excrcife,* that is, of prayer above-men- tioned, ' but 1 fat down to admire the good- * ncfs of my God, that ,hc would vouch- * fafe to influence by his free Spirit fo un* * deferving a wretch as I, and to make me * thus to mount up with eagles wings. And.
* here I jwas loft again, and got into an o- * cean, where I could find neither bound * nor bottom, but was obliged to cry out * with the apofl!e,0 the breadth, the length, * the d epih, the heighth, of the love of Chrift, * which paffeth knowledge !
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