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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	day_n	people_n	sabbath_n	10,218	5	9.6864	5	false

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A79898	A Looking-glass for good women to dress themselves by: held forth in the life & death of Mrs. Katherine Clarke, who dyed, Anno Christi, 1675. Late wife of Mr. Samuel Clarke, minister.	Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682.	1677 (1677)	Wing C4540A; ESTC R223051	22,206	99

God bestowed upon him whereby he could experimentially say That a Prudent Wife is the Gift of God And that in the enjoyment of her he enjoyed more Mercies then he could well enumerate But to descend to particulars and to take notice of some of those virtues and Graces wherewith God had beautified and adorned her Soul First her Piety was signal and exemplary from her first Conversion to the Hour of her Death Her Piety Her life was not stained with any scandalous Sin which might be a blemish either to her Person Profession or Relations She was a constant and diligent attender upon the Publick Ministry of Gods Holy Word And when she lived where she had the opportunity of hearing Lectures in the Week Day she made choice to attend upon those who were most plain practical and powerful Preachers from whose Sermons and Gods Blessing upon them she always sucked some spiritual nourishment and came home refreshed from them And when Days of Humiliation or Thanksgiving came she never failed to make one among Gods People in the Celebration of them Sabbaths Sanctified The Lords Days she carefully Sanctified both in Publick and in Private rising earlier upon them then upon other's especially when she had many young Children about her that so she might have opportunity as well for secret as for Family Duties before she was called away to the Publick She was like unto Davids Door keeper One of the first in and last out of Gods House Her constant Gesture at Prayer was Kneeling thinking that she could not be too humble before God Her usual manner was to write Sermons to prevent drowsiness and distractions and to help Memory whereof she hath left many Volumes and her Practice was to make good use of them by frequent reading and meditating upon them And if at any time she was cast into such Places and Company as were a hinderance unto her in the strict Sanctification of this Holy Day it was a grief and burden to her Scriptures read There was no Day that passed over her head except Sickness or some other unavoydable necessity hindred wherein she did not read some portions of the Sacred Scriptures both in the Old and New Testament and of the Psalms and in Reading she took special notice of such passages as most concerned her self She was frequent and constant in Secret Prayer and Meditation She also read much in other good Books especially in the works of those Eminent and excellent Divines Mr. Ambrose and Mr. Reyner and in reading of them she used to transcribe such passages as most warmed her Heart She never neglected any opportunity of receiving the Sacrament of the Lords Supper Sacrament preparation and before her coming to it was very strict and serious in the Duty of Self-Examination and for her furtherance therein at those times she read some of those Books that treated upon that subject And the Fruits of her holiness manifested themselves in the exercise of those Graces which God required of her She was not a Wordy but a Real Christian A true Israelite in whom was no guile Her endeavour was to yield universal constant cheerful and syncere Obedience to all Gods Commandments and wherein she failed and came short it was her grief and Burden Her Meditations upon what she heard and read were frequent And her Heart having indited a good matter her Tongue was as the Pen of a ready Writer taking Opportunities to speak to the Edification of those with whom she conversed She filled every Relation with the Exercise of such Graces and Duties as were suitable thereunto knowing that where Relative Duties are neglected and not made conscience of there also our pretended Religion is in Vain A good Wife First As a Wife She was singular and very Exemplary in that reverence and obedience which she yeilded to her Husband both in Words and Deeds She never rose from the Table even when they were alone but she made courtesie She never drank to him without bowing His word was a Law unto her She often denyed her self to gratify him And when in her sickness and weakness he mentioned her Case in particular unto God in his Prayers the Duty being ended she would make him courtesie and thank him In case of his absence she would pray with her Famliy Morning and Evening The like she would do in his presence in case of his Sickness and inability to perform the Duty himself Her Modesty and Chastity were rare and remarkable But fitter to be conceived by those which know what belong to them then to be expressed in Words For there is a conjugal as well as a Virginal and Vidual Chastity In Case of her Husbands Sickness she was a tender diligent and painful Nurse about him Skilful and careful in making him Broths and what else was needful for him If at any time she saw him in Passion with sweet and gentle words she would mollify and moderate it She was often a Spur but never a Bridle to him in those things which were good She was alwayes well pleased with such Habitations as in their many removes he provided for her And with such Apparrel and Diet as his means which was sometimes short would allow She never grutched nor grumbled at any of those Dispensations which Gods Al-wise Providence carved out unto them As a Mother Secondly As a Mother to her Children whereof God gave her nine four Sons and five Daughters she nourished them all with her own Breasts was very handy and handsome about them in their minority Kept them sweet and cleanly In neat and modest Habits Knew how to order them both in Health and Sickness She loved them dearly without fondness Was careful to give them Nurture as well as Nourishment not sparing the Rod when there was just occasion And as soon as they were capable she was vigilant and diligent to season their tender years with Grace and Virtue by instilling into them the first grounds and Principles of Religion And as they grew up she did more freely discover her tender Affections to them by Instruction advice and good Counsel as there was occasion And when they were disposed of â—broad by her gracious letters and hearty Instructions at their meetings she laboured to build them up in grace and godliness And God was pleased to let her see to her great Joy and Comfort the fruit of her Prayers and pains in keeping them from scandalous Courses in these corruptions and in working Grace in most of their Hearts When they were married and had Children she was frequently making one thing or other for them As a Mistress Thirdly As a Mistress to her Maids She was careful so far as she could to bring such as were Religious at least seemingly into her Family And having occasion to be much in their Company she would take all occasions and opportunities to manifest her love and care of their Souls by frequent dropping in good

Man to whom the Lord imputeth not Sin Ephe. 2.8 For by Grace you are saved through Faith and that not of your selves It is the Gift of God Rom. 6.14 Sin shall not have dominion over you For you are not under the Law but under Grace Rom. 8.1 There is therefore now no Condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus who walk not after the Flesh but after the Spirit Psa 73.26 Though our Hearts may fail us and our Flesh may fail us yet the Lord will never fail us Jer. 31.3 For he hath loved us with an everlasting Love Isa 26.3 4. Thou wilt keep him in perfect Peace whose mind is staid on thee because he trusteth in thee Trust in the Lord for ever For in the Lord Jehovah is everlasting Strength Promises of Protection Assistance Comfort and deliverance whereby our Hearts may be upheld in the evil Day Ezek. 9.4 Go through the midst of Jerusalem and set a mark upon the Foreheads of them that sigh and cry for all the abominations that are done in the midst thereof Psal 34.6 This Poor man cried and the Lord heard and saved him out of all his troubles v. 19. Many are the Afflictions of the Righteous But the Lord delivereth them ouâ— of them all Psal 46 1. God is our refuge and strength A very present help in trouble v. 2. Therefore will not we fear c. Psa 42.11 My Soul why art thou cast down and disquieted within me Hope thou in God for I shall yet Praise him who is the health of my countenance and my God Isa 3.10 Say ye unto the Righteous it shall be well with him Prov. 3.25 26. Be not afraid of sudden Fear neither of the desolation of the wicked when it cometh For the Lord shall be thy Confidence and shall keep thy Foot from being taken Psa 3.8 Salvation belongeth to the Lord Thy Blessing is upon thy People Psa 4.3 Know that the Lord hath set apart him that is godly for himself The Lord will hear when I call unto him v. 8. I will both lay me down in Peace and Sleep For thou Lord only makest me dwell in safety Nahum 1.7 The Lord is good A strong hold in the Day of trouble and he knoweth them that trust in him 2. Tim. 1.12 I know whom I have believed And I am perswaded that he is able to keep that which I have committed to him against that Day For Gen. 17.2 He is God Alsufficient Promises made to Gods People in the most dangerous Times What confidence we should have in God Psa 27.1 2 3. The Lord is my Light and my Salvation whom shall I fear The Lord is the strength of my life of whom shall I be afraid When the Wicked even mine Enemies and my Foes came upon me to eat up my Flesh they stumbled and fell Though an Host should encamp against me my Heart shall not fear Though War should rise against me in this will I be confidenr v. 4. One thing have I desired of the Lord that will I seek after That I may dwell in the House of the Lord all the daies of my life v. 5. For in the time of trouble he shall hide me in his Pavilion In the secret of his Tabernacle shall he hide me He shall set me up upon a Rock Therefore v. 9. Hide not thy Face from me Put not away thy Servant in Anger Thou hast been my Help Leave me not neither forsake me O God of my Salvation v. 13. I had fainted unless I had believed to see the goodness of the Lord in the Land of the Living v. 14. Wait on the Lord. Be of good courage and he shall strengthen thy Heart Wait I say on the Lord. Psal 40.4 Blessed is the Man that maketh the Lord his trust and respecteth not the Proud nor such as turn aside to Lyes Psal 32.1 In thee O Lord do I put my trust Let me never be ashamed V 3. For thou art my Rock and my Fortress therefore for thy Name sake lead me and guide me v. 23. O love the Lord all ye Saints For the Lord preserveth the Faithful v. 24. Be of good courage and he shall strengthen your Heart all ye that hope in the Lord. Psa 91.2 I will say of the Lord He is my Refuge and my Fortress My God in him will I trust Psa 94.14 For the Lord will not cast off his People neither will he forsake his Inheritance v. 19. In the multitude of my Thoughts within me thy Comforts delighted my Soul Psa 102.2 Hide not thy Face from me in the Day when I am ln trouble incline thine Ear unto me In the Day when I call answer me speedily Psa 115.11 Ye that fear the Lord trust in the Lord. He is their Help and their Shield Psa 112.7 He shall not be affraid of evil tidings His Heart is fixed trusting in the Lord. Psa 118.5 I called upon the Lord in distress The Lord answered me and set me in a large place v. 6. The Lord is on my side I will not fear what can man do unto me 1. Pet. 4.17 The time is come that Judgment must begin at the House of God And if it first begin at us what shall the end be of them that obey not the Gospel of God v. 19. Wherefore let them that suffer according to the Will of God commit the keeping of their Souls to him in wel-doing as unto a faithfu Creator â— Thes 1.6 7. It is a Righteous thing with God to recompence tribulation to them that trouble you And to you who are troubled rest with us when the Lord Jesus Christ shall be revealed from Heaven c. 2. Thes 3.3 The Lord is faithful who shall stablish you and keep you from evil These I have thought fit to tâ—â—nscribe hoping that by Gods blessing they may prove Useful and Comfortable to many others as they were to her But besides she had collected many others whereof to prevent tediousness I shall only give you the Heads As Promises to strengthen our Faith For Deliverance from all evil For assistance in times of trouble For the Resurrection of our Bodies For Eternal Glory with Christ That God will preserve his Children from Afflictions so far as it is good for them That God will qualify and moderate their Afflictions when they do come And proportion them to their Strength That Afflictions are soveraign Medicines to kill Lusts and to cure spiritual Diseases Promises made to such as suffer in a Good Cause for the Truth Promises of Deliverances from the Evil World Of Comfort to such as fall through Infirmity Promises made to such as are Ignorant Comforts against doubts and fears of loosing the Love of God Comforts against forgetfulness of Good things Comforts against fears of falling from God Comforts against dismayedness under many and strong Corruptions Comforts against troubles arising fom the want of the means of Grace either in the whole or in the Power of

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