- . 3 I 8 A Preparation for th~ that blood w·hich · is drink ·indeed; whid1 giveth life and eveflafiing happinefs to the foul and configneth thcfe n1ortal bodies to a blefied refurreClio·n: for wbofl eatetb my fl1h, and drinketh rny hlcod,-(fitith out Sa– vi9ur) hath eternal Jije, and l will raije him up ·.at the loft day *. To-n1orrow the Lord will open a paf- ' L1ge for his pe~ple towards d1e hea'venly .Canaun, place· thnn as it were, in the con– fines of that pronz'Jjed land, in the fubur bs _-of.J1appinefs and glory: at lea£1: I1c will ihevv then1 a token for good, and fign a right and fecurity unto it. And; though floeds . of fin and forrowwere ready to oven;v·helm their fouls, he will rt'firain and divcn-then1 :– Sure!J in the .floods of great- waters, they {hall not come nigh unto t/.iem t. What fit– ter terms could we therefore d1ufe to bc– fpcak you in, than tb0fe of thi.s holy n1a~). SanBijj yofJrjelves for to .morro7..v, &c. The words contain an exhortation, and ,.J a reafon infofcing it. In applying then1 to the prefent occafrbn, we fhlaH i"nvert the or– der, and handle the latter part of the text flrft, becaufe of the influence i"t hath on the forrn.er. We !hall firfi tell you what rhofe wonders are wpich the Lord is to. do among • J h •. _ .o n vs. 34.. t Pfat xxxii. 6.. '· '
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