Linguistic DNA - Concept Modelling Demonstrator

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A08812	Meditations of death wherein a Christian is taught how to remember and prepare for his latter end: by the late able & faithfull minister of the Gospel, Iohn Paget.	Paget, John, d. 1640.; Paget, Robert.	1639 (1639)	STC 19099; ESTC S113906	110,470	273

bring us on in this journey to the well of life wheÌ„ we like wandring sheep had gone astray perniciously he sought us found us laid us on his shoulders 1. Pet. 2.25 Luk. 15.4 He hath borne our griefes carried our sorrowes Esa 53.4 he bore our sinnes in his body on the tree 1. Pet. 2.24 under the burden of our iniquities he was bruised Esa 53.5.10 he was sore amazed he groaned Mark 14.38 cryed out with strong cryes supplications Matt. 27.46 Heb. 5.7 he did sweat great drops of blood that trickled downe to the ground Luk. 22.44 and there was no remedy but that to save others he must goe downe to the gates of death he was abased unto the death of the crosse as Moses lift up the serpent in the wildernes so was our Mediatour lift up Ioh. 3.14.15 as men deale with a toad or serpent so they hanged him upon a stake stauros set him upon a pole he became as it were a monster unto many Psa 71.7 22.13 that he might make us glorious by deliverance bring us unto life He was further abased when he was left for a time under the condition of death free among the dead Psa 88.5 while he made his grave with the wicked Esa 53.9 hereby was as it were swallowed up of the whale in the heart of the earth Matt. 12.40 And yet above all this before his buriall he descended into Hell to the gates of the second death into the deepest degree of humiliation in his agony both in the garden and upon the crosse Matt. 27.46 Psal 88.6 there the sorrowes of hell compassed him about there he drunk the cup of the red wine of the wrath of God Matt. 20.22 26.39.42.44 a cup whereinto all our vile and deadly sinnes were grated God laying upon him the iniquities of us all Esa 53.6 At the tasting of this cup his strength was powred out like water his heart did melt like wax in the middes of his bowels Psa 22.14 a greater matter then if the whole world beside had melted away to nothing for ever The very thought of this filled the heart of our Mediatour with perplexity feare long before it came I have a baptisme saith he to be baptised withall how am I pained untill it be ended Luk. 12.50 And how was he then pained in the finishing of it But hereby are many sons brought unto God delivered from the bondage feare of death for ever Heb. 2.9.10.14.15 Having passed himselfe and led us through the first gate of justice by suffering there remained a second by fulfilling the law for us this also necessary for our entrance into life therefore besides the sacrifice of his death he also offered up himselfe in a holy life unto God sanctifyed himself for us Ioh. 17.19 For being made under the Law Gal. 4.4 he fulfilled all righteousnes Matt. 3.15 was an immaculate lambe 1. Pet. 1.19 holy harmelesse undefiled Heb. 7.26 whom no man could convince of sinne Ioh. 8.46 even in the midst of his sufferings his active obedieÌ„ce willing subjection to the will of his Father Phi. 2.8.9 Ioh. 10.17.18 18.6.11 was for us a sacrifice of sweet odour as well as the suffering it selfe so led us through the second gate of Gods justice Thus by the obedieÌ„ce righteousnes of one many are made righteous eveÌ„ partakers of the righteousnes of God in Christ Rom. 5.17.18.19 1. Pet. 1.2 2. Cor. 5.21 And further as all that he did then on earth was for our comfort so all that he now doth in heaveÌ„ is also for the increase of our comfort for he is still a priest and sacrificer in heaven As Aaron bore the names of the children of Israel both upon his two shoulders ingraven in two Onix stones set in ouches of gold Exod. 28 9-12 likewise in the breastplate of judgment upon his heart in twelve other precious stones when he went into the holy place for a memoriall continually before the Lord vers 17-29 so our Mediatour hath not onely carried us on his of the promised inheritance in Canaan we see what enimies in the way rose up against them to hinder them to destroy them Pharaoh his host with charets horsmen pursues after them to bring them back againe into bondage or to destroy them utterly Exod. 14.5.9 15.9 Then Amalek when Israel was faint weary in the way came out and smote the feeblest hinmost of them Deut. 25.17.18 Exod. 17.8 Edom their brother denyed them passage Num. 20.21 King Arad tooke some of them prisoners Numb 21.1 Balak the King of Moab calles Balaam the southsayer to curse Israel Numb 22.4 and 23.13 The Midianites vexed them with their wiles and brought thousands of them to destruction Num. 25.4.9.17.18 Sihon and Og the giant with all their forces came out to stop them in their way Deut. 2.32 3.1 And the Kings of Canaan with an host like the sand upon the sea shore in multitude were gathered together to fight against Israel and to keepe them from their inheritance promised Iosh 11.4.5 And in like manner to stop and hinder the faithfull in the way of life armies of enimies rise up on every side The world generally hates them Ioh. 15.19 Matt. 24.9 The nations rage the princes conspire against the Lord and his anoynted Psal 2.1.2 The mighty men the Giants of our time cease not to warre against them The Romish Balaam much worse then the old southsayer curseth them incessantly The Babilonian harlot is drunken with the blood of the Saints Rev. 17.6 The manyheaded Beast blasphemes God and his Tabernacle Rev. 13.6 and the second Beast forceth men for feare to receyve his mark vers 16. The Dragon and his angels fight Rev. 12.3.7 The Devill goes about like a roaring lion seeking whom he may devoure and cast out from the inheritance of the Lord. 1. Pet. 5.8 And our owne flesh like a serpent in the bosome lusteth and fighteth against the soule Gal. 5.17 1. Pet. 2.11 Now for the resisting and conquering of all these Christ is given unto us as a victorious King and Prince of peace He is exalted above every name that is named in this world or in the world to come Eph. 1.21 He hath overcome the world Ioh. 16.33 cast out the wicked spirit confirme his afflicted people in their exspectation of future glory and dignity by Christ the Branch God appointed his Prophet to take silver gold from them of the captivity to make Crownes to set them first upon the head of Jehoshua and then to keepe them for a memoriall in the Temple of the Lord Zach. 6 9-15 so in the use of these ordinances of Baptisme the Lords-Supper given to his Church left for memorials of our glory in Christ we ought to be affected as if there were two goldeÌ„ crownes hung up in the congregation before our

what madnes is it to forsake that greene bed for any bed of pleasure in the world By this communion the Lord embraceth his elect with both armes of his love putteth them in his bosome Sol. song 2.6 8.3 and in this divine embracement there is felt more happines heavenly joy then all the love fruits of love or whatsoever went under the name of the teÌ„drest and stroÌ„gest affection in this world could ever yeeld unto the heart of man For if the first fruits of spirituall joy now at this present in the middes of tribulation be an hundred fold more then all the pleasure of houses lands fathers mothers wife children the most desirable things of this world Mark 10.29.30 then how can it be but more then an hundred thousand fold pleasure to enjoy the beauty face of God in heaveÌ„ to inherit the fulnes of joy in his presence pleasures for evermore at his right hand If the infinite blessednes of the glorious persons in the holy Trinity doth appeare in their mutuall union so that they were an allsufficient eternall delight unto themselves in enjoying one an other continually before the world was before men or angels were made Prov. 8.30 then may we well think how our vessels shall be filled and overflow with heavenly comfort 1. Ioh. 1.4 when we come to drinke of that divine fountaine and enter into our Masters able to bring to passe And therefore as in the transfiguration of Christ his face did shine as the Sunne Matt. 17.2 even so shall the righteous shine forth as the Sunne in the Kingdome of their Father Matt. 13.43 As the raiment of Christ through the brightnes of his body did shine as the transparent light Matt. 17.2 was exceeding white as snow Mark 9.3 and withall white glistering Luk. 9.29 so the whole person of the elect made whiter then snow in their transfiguration shall shine glister sparkle with a radiant beauty heavenly brightnes yea then shall the Moone be abashed the Sunne ashamed before the Lord his ancients when the Lord shall reigne in Zion Esa 24.23 when he shall be glorifyed in the Saints and made marvellous in all them that beleeve 2. Thes 1.10 If the face of Moses while he was yet clothed with corruption when he had seene but the back parts of the Lord and that but for a moment in one vision did yet shine so gloriously that men fled away amazed from him durst not behold the brightnes of his countenance Exo. 34.30 with c. 33.23 what then shall be the glory of the faithfull when being clothed with immortality they shall see God face to face and that in a perpetuall vision for evermore d From this transfiguration of the Saints made so glorious by the sight of God fellowship with him ariseth the glory of their fellowship one with another which is also an unspeakable felicity of the second life to enjoy all the beauty all the love of all the glorified soules bodies in heaven As Ionathan seing the grace of God in David his worthines was knit unto him loved him as his owne soule 1. Sam. 18.1 so here the Saints beholding the glory of God revealed in each other shall be linked together in the neerest bonds of intire affection They that first give themselves to God doe then give themselves unto one an other by the will of God 2. Cor. 8.5 They are all one in Christ Iesus Gal. 3.28 There is one body one spirit Eph. 4.4 all are gathered together in one under one head whether things in heaven or in earth men Angels whether they be thrones or principalities or powers Eph. 1.10.22 All things are the Saints whether it be Paul or Apollos or Cephas or the world or life or death or things present of her and embraced in her armes for ever The loving society of godly men even in their present weaknes is magnifyed as a good pleasant thing as a precious oyntment as the dew of Hermon Zion Psal 133.1.2.3 how good pleasant then is the heavenly conversation and cohabitation of the Saints even as the dew of Paradise where God hath appointed the blessing for ever to make those beauteous blossomes therein to flourish eternally As oyntment perfume rejoyce the heart so doth the sweetnes of a mans friend by hearty counsell Prov. 27.9 and what then is the sweetnes and joy of that communion where every heart is a severall closet replenished with al store variety of divine oyntments perfumes for the mutuall delight of the Saints The consolation of Christ is there most perfect the comfort of love fellowship of the spirit are compleate full and so the joy of every one is fulfilled in being like minded having the same love being of one accord of one judgment Phil. 2. 1.2 there is no crying nor complayning Rev. 21.4 no curse no angry word no countenance of dislike or disdaine no evill no occasion of evill no appearance of evill no suspicion of evill no want of good in themselves no envy of good in others but every mans joy doubled for anothers salvation and glorifyed in anothers glory The principall delight is that God is found in them all each being the temple of God and his love the fire burning upon the altar of every heart in each of them there is a vision of God an image of his glory he is seene in each shines in them and so at every turne they meet with God who is all in all in every one of them 1. Cor. 15.28 And they never powre out their hearts to one another but withall they powre out prayse unto God with streames of pleasure to themselves And how infinitely manifold are their pleasures where there are so many spirits of just perfect men Heb. 12.22.23 so many millions of Angels thousand thousands ten thousand times ten thousand standing before the Lord Dan. 7.10 Rev. 5.11 If Peter thought it so good to be there where but two of the Saints Moses Elias appeared in glory with Christ Luk. 9 30-33 how good is it to be there where all appeare together in glory with Christ where the glory of every one shall appeare more clearely and be better discerned where every one shall be the precious jewell and treasure of another O who are they which remembring this end will not be content to make an end of their sinfull courses to enjoy this communion How unworthy a thing is it that the thoughts of vanity should thrust out of our mindes these pleasant remembrances of our latter end and the comforts therein If I forget thee O Ierusalem let my right hand forget it selfe if I doe not remember thee let my tongue cleave to the roofe of my mouth if I prefer not Ierusalem above my chiefe joy Psalm 137.5.6 e It is further to be considered that in all the maine parts acts

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