The Wonders of God in the Wilderness
The Wonders of God in the Wilderness
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And in recommendation of this charity, and as a proof of the efficacy of fuch prayers as thefe; he related What had happened not long before, to a countryman of his ; who had been carried away captive by the Per- iians, and call into a prifon called Lethe, or Obli- vion. His friends, having heard that he was dead, procured prayers to be faid, three times in the year, lor the repofe of his foul : at which times, as he affure them, when after four years, he made his efcape out of prifon, and retu...rned home to them ; he was always vifited, and comforted by a perfon ihining like the fun ; and was delivered on thofe occa- fions from his chains, for the whole day.
The Saint recommended very much to his people, the remembrance of death, as a moft wholfome me- ditation for all men. And having been told, that on the day of the coronation of the emperor, feveral pieces of marble of different forts, were prefented to him, that he might choofe the kind, which he would Jiave employed for his tomb ; to the end, that being ever mindful of his mortality, and of his fpeedy re- turn to duft, he might not fuffer himfelf to be puffc up with pride; but take care to live, and to govern, fo, as to be always prepared for his laft end : he alfo, with the fame intention, gave orders to have a fepul- chre prepared for himfelf,^ amongft the tombs of the patriarchs his predeceffors -, but that it Ihould not be finiflicd till his death : in the mean time he defired that the wrorknren, upon certaia folemn days, (hould come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And in recommendation of this charity, and as a proof of the efficacy of fuch prayers as thefe; he related What had happened not long before, to a countryman of his ; who had been carried away captive by the Per- iians, and call into a prifon called Lethe, or Obli- vion. His friends, having heard that he was dead, procured prayers to be faid, three times in the year, lor the repofe of his foul : at which times, as he affure them, when after four years, he made his efcape out of prifon, and retu...rned home to them ; he was always vifited, and comforted by a perfon ihining like the fun ; and was delivered on thofe occa- fions from his chains, for the whole day.
The Saint recommended very much to his people, the remembrance of death, as a moft wholfome me- ditation for all men. And having been told, that on the day of the coronation of the emperor, feveral pieces of marble of different forts, were prefented to him, that he might choofe the kind, which he would Jiave employed for his tomb ; to the end, that being ever mindful of his mortality, and of his fpeedy re- turn to duft, he might not fuffer himfelf to be puffc up with pride; but take care to live, and to govern, fo, as to be always prepared for his laft end : he alfo, with the fame intention, gave orders to have a fepul- chre prepared for himfelf,^ amongft the tombs of the patriarchs his predeceffors -, but that it Ihould not be finiflicd till his death : in the mean time he defired that the wrorknren, upon certaia folemn days, (hould come.
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