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A46836	The exceeding riches of grace advanced by the spirit of grace, in an empty nothing creature, viz. Mris. Sarah Wight lately hopeles and restles, her soule dwelling far from peace or hopes thereof : now hopefull, and joyfull in the Lord, that hath caused light to shine out of darknes ... / published for the refreshing of poor souls, by an eye and ear-witness of a good part thereof, Henry Jesse ...	Jessey, Henry, 1603-1663.; Saltmarsh, John, d. 1647.	1647 (1647)	Wing J688; ESTC R18578	106,320	192

Secrets belong to God 61. e Judg. 14. 23. If he would destroy us would be 124. 1 Sam. 2. 6. He kils and makes alive-to grave 62. d 2 King 21. 16. Streets full of bloud yet saved 17. k 2 Chro. 20. 15. Feare not-battell is not yours 107. n Ch. 32.25 But Hezekiah rendred not according 144. Neh. 8. 10. Eat send portions at thankesgiving 145. Job 3. 3. Jer. 20. 20. Of cursing the birth 12 Job 34.29 If he give quietnes who-trouble 41. c 69. r v. 31. It s meet to say to God that which I see not 64. Ps. 8. 5. † Man lower then Angels that is † Christ 42. a Ps. 9.10 They that know thy Name will trust 37. i Ps. 28.4 Ps. 92.5,6 Regard not the works of 152 Psal. 34. 4. Saved me from all my feares 35. 114. Ps. 36.6 He saves man and beast so saves all men 97 * Ps. 40 9-11 Close not up thy bowels of mercies 2. Ps. 41. 1,2 Blessed that considereth the poor 104. d Ps. 46. 1. God is a Refuge a present help 61. a Ps. 65. 1. Praise waits for God in Zion Why so 119. n Ps. 68.18 Christ received gifts for the Rebellious 66. g Ps. 77. 2. My soule refused to be comforted 104. g Vers. 8. 10. Hide thee for ever t is my infirmity 80. Ps. 72 11-17 All Kings-All Nations shall serve 98. Ps. 73. 1. Yet God is good to Israel pure in heart 68. q * Ps. 85.8 They shall not returne to folly 80. Ps. 87. 7. All my springs are in Christ. 49. Ps. 91. 16. With long life will I satisfie him 133. Ps. 107. 5. O that men would praise the Lord 42. Ps. 110. 3. Willing in the day of thy power 62. i 63. m. Ps. 113.7,8 Raiseth from dunghill-sets with 111. g Ps. 130.1 Out of the depths of misery have I cald 63. f V. 4. Mercy with thee that thou maist be feared 79. d Psal. 138. 2. Word above all thy Name 152. Psal. 144. 15. Happy is the people whose God is 23. m Ps. 147.2 He gathereth the Outcasts 84.104 h. 110. Prov. 18.17 First in his own cause seems just 125. f Pro. 21.13 He that stops his eare at the poors 104. d Pro. 22.6 Train up a child in the way he should go 6. V. 1. A good Name is rather-then great riches 127. Cant. 1.3 By ointment powred forth virgins love 90. V. 5. I am black Cant. 4.7 All fair-no spot in 123. l Cant. 2.3 As an Appletree so is my beloved how 31. d Cant. 2.4,5 He had me into his wine-cellar 57. o V. 8. He comes leaping over mountains skipping 100. l V. 10.11 Arise Winter is past Summer is come 142. Cant. 8.6 Make as a signet-as a seal on the heart 20. g Isa. 8. 17. Wait on him that hides 32,33 w. 71.124 Isa. 14. 1. The Lord had mercy on sinfull Iacob 68. Ver. 3. Hard bondage thou wast made to serve 68. m Isa. 24. 16. Glorifie God in the fires 89. Isa. 26.11 Thy hand is lifted up they will not see 152. Isa. 29. last They that murmured shall learne 159. Isa. 30. 18. The Lord waits to be gracious 95. a 112. b Isa. 32. 9. 11. Wo to careles daughter-at ease 152. Isa. 40.11 Christ carries his Lambs in his bosom 33. c Ver. 28. Iehovah faints not neither is weary 156. o Isa. 41. 10. Feare not I will help thee 77. x Isa. 42. 8. My glory I will not give to an image 156 g Isa. 43. 13. I work who shall let it 62. h. 76. u 124. a V. 25. Wearied yet-I I blotting out 20. h 42. 89.109 d Isa. 44.3 I powre water on dry ground 124. c V. 22. I blot out thy transgressions as a thick cloud 20. k Isa. 46.3 4. To hoary hairs will I carry thee 33. u Isa. 49.8 In an acceptable time have I beard thee 70. u Isa. 49.14 Zion said the Lord hath forsaken me 32. p Isa. 50.10 Walk in darknes-trust in the Name 33.74 l Isa. 53.2 We saw no form nor comlines in Christ. 117. h Isa. 54.8 In a little wrath-but-everlast kindnes 180. V. 10. Mountains shall remove-but not my love 110. m Isa. 55.8 My thoughts are not your thoughts 46 d 78. b Isa. 57. 19. I create-peace to him that 's far off 88. Isa. 59. 16. His own arm laid hold on Salva 75. p 114. c Isa. 63.10 They rebelled vexed his spirit yet sav'd 46. Isa. 64. 6. Our righteousness is as filthy rags 101. t Isa. 65. 1. I am found of them than sought me 64. g 70. JER 2 2-6 Israel was holines-the Lord brought 124. Jer. 2.13 My people forsake fountaine of living 83. f V. 34. Her skirt is full bloud yet mercy 17,18 k Jer. 3 1-14 Played the Harlot-turne I am 17 18. V. 12. 22. Turn I will beale your back slidings 75. r Jer. 4.2 Sweare-in truth in judgement in rig 155 Jer. 5. 11 12. Iudah belyed the Lord said it is not 81. Jer. 8.22 Is there no balm in Gilead Healing 66. Jer. 30. 15. 18. My wound is incurable-yet 84. 110. V. 16. Thy words were found and I did eat them 116. Jer. 17.9 Heart deceitful-desperate-yet cured 63. e 66. d Je. 23.6 Christ is righteousnesse to sinners 81. g Jer. 23. 10. Because of Oaths the Land mourns 156. V. 29. Is not my word-a fire and like a Hammer 83. a Jer. 31.18 Vntamed heifer 38. l 52. b 85. a 109. c 115. V. 25. He will satiate the weary soul replenish 113. l Jer. 31 31-34 I make a new Covenant He put 20. b 92. Jer. 32. 17. Nothing is too hard for God 82. Ver. 39. I will give them one heart-to fear me 83. V. 40. Feare-And they shall not depart from me 105. * Jer. 46.28 Vnpunished r unvisited so* Amos 3.3 98. Jer. 51.5 Israel is not forsaken-of his 83. c 105 g 109. k Ezek. 16.6 In thy bloud I said live 91.123 m V. 8. This was the time of love 61. Ezek. 16. 10. 14. I cloathed thee with Christs gar 101. Ezek. 18.31 32. Turne yee-why will yee dye 52. a Ezek. 33.11 As I live I have no plea. 10.73 c. 96 97. Ezek. 36.25 26. I will give you a new heart 76. 123. o Dan. 2.34 35. Stone Christs kingdome set up 98. Dan. 9.3.20 He set himselfe to prayer then answ 95. b Dan. 10.19 Be strong yea be strong with power 142. Hosea 1. 1-2 Not a people-children 102 o. 105. i Hosea 2.7.14.19 Lost in wildernes comf 80. kl 107. q Hosea 11.3 I taught Ephraim to go he knew not 66. f Hosea 11.8 11,12 Grievous sins yet saved 85. b 109. Hosea 13.9 Thou hast destroyed thy self yet saved 97. Hosea 14.20 Say unto God heale back slidings 64. Ver. 3. With thee fatherlesse sind mercy 107. q Ver. 4. I will heale back slidings 63. y Micah 7.18 Who is like to thee pard 18. m 83.156 f Habak 2.3 Vision will speake though it tarrie 69. t Zeph. 3.12 An afflicted and poor people

the Auditors Office and of the Exchequers Office Son to old M r Wight of Daintry Her earthly dwelling is now with her faithful Mother M ris Mary Wight widdow in Lawrence Pountney Lane by Caning-street in LONDON Whose Father was M r Edward Purcel Esquire of Ansloo neer Shrewsbury and whose former Husband was M r Edward Vaughan Esquire the Kings Receiver and Surveyer for Northampton-shire and for Rutland-shire by whom shee had her Sonne M r Ionathan Vaughan now of Alsoules in Oxford Who not long since writ thence a Consolatory Letter to this his sorrowfull Sister SARAH therein saying thus Doest thou despaire because thy Temper is a Lyon for his strength Behold the Lyon of the Tribe of Iudah Christ the mighty God who can and will deliver thee out of his paw A fountain laid open for sin and for uncleannesse I verily beleeve that although for the present you lie among the pots of no use yet thy God will make thee a Vessell of Honour an instrument fit for thy Masters use whereby he will square sinners to his own glory c. Thin in his Letter is now fulfilled and fulfilling Shee that was born of flesh and bloud borne in sinne and that was by Nature a childe of wrath is now borne from above borne of God having given to her Faith and Love and hath Jesus Christ to her a Mat. 12. 50. Rom. 8. 17. Brother and God to her b 1 Joh. 3. 2. Father and her c Psal. 90. 1. dwelling place He d 1 Jo. 4.12.16 dwelling in her and shee in him Let him and her that glorieth not glory in the flesh but in the Lord e 1 Co. 1.29.31 Jer. 9. 23. alone II. Touching her Education In the time of her Mothers deep afflictions of Spirit and sore Temptations shee was well trained up in the Scriptures by her godly faithfull Grand-mother M ris Wight of Daintree And when the Lords time of Love was that he vouchsafed to manifest his Grace in Christ to her Mothers soule then the Lord brought her home to her shee being then about nine yeares old Shee gave her selfe much to read and study the Scriptures Which though shee then understood not aright yet the Lord by his Holy Spirit brought to her remembrance and opened to her since her restoring what formerly shee had read for great comfort and soul-refreshing to her selfe and to many others as hereafter followeth Which is a great encouragement to all that feare God to train up ther children in the holy Scriptures as 2 Tim. 3. 15. Chap. 1.5 Prov. 22. 6. Deut. 6. 6 7. Gen. 18. 19. III. Touching her afflictions From her childhood she was of a tender heart and oft afflicted in Spirit Her Temptations were not so great till shee was about twelve yeares old since which they have continued with more violence till April 6. 1647. it being about foure yeares Shee is not sixteen yeares old as her Mother saith till September following The beginning of her more violent Temptations was thus Her superiour bid her doe a small thing judging it meet and lawfull Shee did it doubtingly fearing it was unlawfull and as shee did it a great Trembling in her hands and body fell upon her being condemned in her selfe About a moneth after returning home having been abroad she had lost her hood and knew shee had lost it Her Mother asked her for her hood Shee suddenly answered My Grand-mother hath it Her heart condemned her instantly and trembled againe exceedingly And these were the first chiefe occasions of her deep despaire And upon this shee had cast into her Conscience that shee was both a thiefe and a lyar and was terrified ever since that shee was shut out of Heaven and must be damn'd damn'd damn'd In the last four yeares shee was oft in such extremities shee could beleeve nothing but Hell and Wrath to be her Portion and other times that there was no heaven nor no hell but in our Conscience and that shee was damn'd already being an unbeleever and therefore if shee could but dispatch this life of hers there was an end of her sorrows A subtle deceit of the old Serpent Hence shee oft attempted wickedly to destroy her selfe as by drowning strangling stabbing seeking to beat out her eyes and braines wretchedly bruising and wounding her selfe The chiefe cause of such weaknesse since Many particulars whereof follow in her own Relations But the Lord who is her life and loved her then in her bloud he wonderfully prevented her destruction many wayes Sometimes by one or other at that instant sometimes staying her in the acting when no creature was by Sometimes by bringing to her minde some choice Scripture as this No weapon form'd against thee shall prosper Isa. 54.17 or this None shall take them out of my hand or out of my Fathers hand Ioh. 10.28 29. This stop'd her sinfull act but the comfort stayed not Many precious Ministers came to comfort her In London these M r Thomas Goodwin M r Barker M r Lockyar M r Palmer lately their Minister in Lawrence Pountney M r Sprigge M r Iohn Simpson and others And these came to her in or neer Shrewsbury M r Hildersham of Felton M r Paget Father of D r Paget now of London M r Wright of Wellington M r Smith M r Fisher M r Blake M r Morgan Floyd M r Moston All these and many moe godly Ministers and precious Christians being acquainted with her sad condition endeavoured to comfort her and shee gladly would have received comfort but it was then hid from her Some glimpse shee had especially by meanes of her kinsman M r Iohn Browne of Shrewbury a faithfull and loving man and by one whom he brought with him viz. M r Daniel Floyd but it was soon ecclipsed againe and shee remained in grievous horror day and night concluding shee was a Cast-away a Reprobate walking daily in the midst of fire and brimstone as one in Hell already Till the Lord who had loved her with an everlasting love and in loving kindnesse prevented her ruine at last restored comforts to her and to those that had prayed and mourned for her Isa. 57. 18. And since that her much prayed-and hoped-for deliverance amongst many that have visited her were these Ministers M r Palmer M r Sprigge and M r Simpson beforesaid M r Peters M r Charnock of London M r Atherley of the Charterhouse with his wife M r Hide of Wighton in Yorkshire and the Relator Also the Lady Willoughby of Parham the Lady Renula and the Lady Clotworthy her sister the Lady Vermuiden with her daughters M ris Sarah and M ris Katharine Sir Ric Philips and his Lady daugh to D r Oxenbridge Sir Rich Saltonstall with his Lady Capt. Price with his wife D r Coxe D r Debote D r Worsley D r Paget Physicians Also M ris Fines wife to my Lord Says eldest Sonne and M ris Harrison wife to the Chamberlain of London Col. Langhams wife