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A49553 Mr. Langhorn's memoires, with some meditations and devotions of his, during his imprisonment as also his petition to His Majesty, and his speech at his execution. Langhorne, Richard, 1654-1679. 1679 (1679) Wing L397; ESTC R5132 29,740 24

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which I can desire Nothing that I can fear I shall no more want any good God shall be unto me all in all And my All to all Eternity VII IT is told me I must Dye O Happy News I shall be freed from Misery I shall no more suffer Pain I shall no more be subject to Sin I shall no more be in danger of being damned But from henceforth I shall see and I shall live I shall praise and I shall bless And this I shall alwayes do Without ever being weary Of doing what I alwayes am to do VIII IT is told me I must Dye O what Happiness I am going To the place of my rest To the Land of the Living To the Haven of Security To the Kingdom of Peace To the Palace of my God To the Nuptials of the Lamb To sit at the Table of my King To feed on the Bread of Angels To see what no Eye hath seen To hear what no Ear hath heard To enjoy what the heart of man cannot comprehend IX IT is told me I must Dye O News of Joy Let us go my Soul I am content I joyfully renounce this Life And render it back to him that gave it me I remit my Spirit into his hands I recommend my Soul and Body to my Jesus I accept this Death most willingly And offer it with the Merits of Jesus As a satisfaction for my many Sins I believe every thing that he hath revealed I hope for every thing that he hath promised I acknowledge and know my own nothingness I give him all that I can call my own I am willing to Dye For his Glory For his Love Out of Gratitude for his Favors And to satisfie his Justice I am willing to Dye for him as he Dyed for me I am willing to Dye To see my Jesus To love my Jesus To bless my Jesus And to sing his Praises to all Eternity Come on my Soul let us go and rejoyce He who by his Grace hath enabled thee to know Thy own Miseries And his Mercies He who hath enabled thee to Detest thy self And to relie on him Commands thee to shake off all Fear It is not for any thing in thee That he enables thee to these Acts Or that he loves thee and will save thee He doth it because he is God Perfect Love and perfect Goodness X. O Father of Mercy Behold thy Child who hath been a Prodigal Who having wasted all his Goods And spent his time in Vanity Drawn by thy Grace and Love Is now returning to thy house And humbly begs for Pardon at thy hands Alas I have lived as without reason Since first I had the use of reason I have done nothing of my self but evil From the time that I first knew what Good was I have sinned against Heaven and against thee I deserve not the Title of thy Son Or to have admittance into thy house And though I am wholly Innocent Of the Crime for which I am sentenced now to Dye Yet from thy hands I have deserved a Death to All Eternity But thou hast made me know That thou canst not cease to be a Father For my having often ceased to comport my self As thy Child Thou canst not lose thy Goodness By my having often forgotten my Gratitude Thou canst not forget to be a Father of Mercy By my having become a Child of Misery XI O my Father O Thou the best of all Fathers Have pity on the most wretched of all thy Children I was lost but by thy Mercy am now found I was dead but by thy Grace am now raised again I was gone astray after Vanity But am now ready to appear before thee O my Father Come now in mercy and receive thy Child Give him the Kiss of Peace Remit unto him all his Sins Cloath him with thy Nuptial Robe Receive him into thy House Permit him to have a place at thy Feast And forgive all those who are Guilty of his Death XII O Jesu The Comforter of the Afflicted The Refuge of the Oppressed The Redeemer of the Captives The Hope of the Distressed Behold I address unto thee Who never drivest any from thee Who approach unto thee with Faith Hope and Love My Heart tells thee That it burns with a desire to see thee And that for that end it is impatient to Dye Come sweet Jesu Come quickly Draw my Soul from this Prison Recall me from this Panishment Conduct me to my dear Countrey Behold the Just expect me My Friends reach out their Arms towards me O how beautiful are thy Tabernacles O how admirable is thy Palace O what content shall I have with thee What Happiness in thy Company I Dye with a desire to Dye Come blessed Jesus And receive my Spirit Which languisheth to be with thee Into thy hands O Jesus I recommend my Spirit Acts of Resignation Thanksgiving FAITH HOPE and LOVE BLessed Jesus who art the Way the Truth And the Life Behold I do most willingly Take up and bear my Cross as thou hast Commanded me and do give thee most humble Thanks that thou art pleased to dignifie My Death with so many circumstances of Thy most Sacred Passion as thou art pleased To bestow on it I firmly believe O my Jesus whatsoever Thou hast proposed unto me by thy Holy Catholique And Apostolique Church because thou hast spoken it Blessed be thy Name that by thy Grace I have Lived in this Faith and that thou hast pleased To think me worthy to Dye for it On thee O my Jesus I profess wholly and solely To relie and to hope in thee and in thy Blood With so much love shed for me by which I Firmly conside That thou wilt save me Though most unworthy I love thee O my Jesus For thy self and beg that thou wilt increase That Love in me I am sorry O my God from my Heart and Soul that I have at any time sinned Against thee and this as I hope by thy grace for The Love of thee Several Acts of my SOUL upon the last words of our blessed JESUS I Do from my heart O my Jesus pardon all my Enemies and particularly those upon whose false And untrue Testimonies I am adjudged to Dye for Crimes of which thou my Jesus knowest and their Consciences at the dreadful Day of Judgment Must testifie that I am wholly innocent Father Forgive them they know not what they do Behold O my Jesus I am now coming unto thee Confirm it unto my Soul by thy holy Spirit that This day I shall be with thee in Paradise O Lamb of God who upon thy Cross didst adopt me In the person of St. John to be the Son of thy Blessed Mother and before whose Throne thy Holy Saints now offer the Incense of Prayer for thy Servants upon earth mercifully receive those Prayers which are addressed to thee for me the most Vnworthy of thy Creatures O blessed Jesus who upon thy Cross wert pleased To suffer an Abandonment to the