The Works of the Late Reverend And Pious Mr Thomas Gouge in Six Partsto Whi
The Works of the Late Reverend And Pious Mr Thomas Gouge in Six Partsto Whi
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' Wean thy heart and affections more and more from world- ly cares and jileasures, which clog the soul that it cannot mount aloft. ' As a bird, whose wings are limed, is not able to take her flight on high : so, the marj whose heart is entangled with the cares of this life, and the j^leasures of sin, will not be able to get above ground; the wings of holy meditation will not raise it on high ; yea, such a carnal and earthly mind is altogether unfit for heavenly meditation, and very backward and... unwilling to it. What better reason can be given why many think so little of God, liis word and works, or of any good thing, but because their hearts arc so full of the world, and their allcctions set so much upon the same / ' Where their treasure is, there will their hearts also be. ' 6. ' Be often lifting up thine heart to heaven in some spiritual ejaculations, especially in the morning. ' Such as find themselves subject to wind in their stomachs thnnigli emptiness, use, before ihey go forth, to take a morning's draught : and, as great need is there for such as are subject to vain, wanton, worldly thoughts, every morning to })repossess their hearts with the thoughts of God, and of his glorious majesty ; his omnipvcijcnce, and omniscience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Wean thy heart and affections more and more from world- ly cares and jileasures, which clog the soul that it cannot mount aloft. ' As a bird, whose wings are limed, is not able to take her flight on high : so, the marj whose heart is entangled with the cares of this life, and the j^leasures of sin, will not be able to get above ground; the wings of holy meditation will not raise it on high ; yea, such a carnal and earthly mind is altogether unfit for heavenly meditation, and very backward and... unwilling to it. What better reason can be given why many think so little of God, liis word and works, or of any good thing, but because their hearts arc so full of the world, and their allcctions set so much upon the same / ' Where their treasure is, there will their hearts also be. ' 6. ' Be often lifting up thine heart to heaven in some spiritual ejaculations, especially in the morning. ' Such as find themselves subject to wind in their stomachs thnnigli emptiness, use, before ihey go forth, to take a morning's draught : and, as great need is there for such as are subject to vain, wanton, worldly thoughts, every morning to })repossess their hearts with the thoughts of God, and of his glorious majesty ; his omnipvcijcnce, and omniscience.
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