The Rule And Exercises of Holy Dying
The Rule And Exercises of Holy Dying
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O Lord, I renounce all affection to sin, and would not buy my health nor re- deem my life with doing any- thing against the laws of my God, but would rather die than offend Thee. O dear- est Saviour, have pity upon Thy servant ; let me, by Thy sentence, be doomed to per- petual penance during the abode of this life ; let every sigh be the expression of a repentance, and every groan an accent of spiritual life, and every stroke of my dis- ease a punishment of my sin an instrument of pardon ...; that, at my return to the land of innocence and pleasure, I may eat of the votive sacri- fice of the supper of the Lamb, that was, from the beginning of the world, slain for the sins of every sorrowful and returning sinner. O grant me sorrow here and joy here- after, through Jesus Christ, who is our hope, the resur- rection of the dead, the jus- tifier of a sinner, and the glory of all faithful souls. Amen.
A Prayer for Pardon of Sins, to he said frequently in time of Sickness, and in all the portions of Old Age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III.
O Lord, I renounce all affection to sin, and would not buy my health nor re- deem my life with doing any- thing against the laws of my God, but would rather die than offend Thee. O dear- est Saviour, have pity upon Thy servant ; let me, by Thy sentence, be doomed to per- petual penance during the abode of this life ; let every sigh be the expression of a repentance, and every groan an accent of spiritual life, and every stroke of my dis- ease a punishment of my sin an instrument of pardon ...; that, at my return to the land of innocence and pleasure, I may eat of the votive sacri- fice of the supper of the Lamb, that was, from the beginning of the world, slain for the sins of every sorrowful and returning sinner. O grant me sorrow here and joy here- after, through Jesus Christ, who is our hope, the resur- rection of the dead, the jus- tifier of a sinner, and the glory of all faithful souls. Amen.
A Prayer for Pardon of Sins, to he said frequently in time of Sickness, and in all the portions of Old Age.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeremy Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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