A SERMON Preached on the 3d. of March, and the 4th. Sunday in Lent; With Relation to the Queens Death. St. Matthew 26th. C. 13, V. Verily I say unto you, Wheresoever this Gospel shall be preached in the whole World, there shall also this, that this Woman hath done, be told for a Memoriall of her.
A SERMON Preached on the 3d. of March, and the 4th. Sunday in Lent; With Relation to the Queen's Death. Saint Matthew 26th. C. 13, V. Verily I say unto you, Wheresoever this Gospel shall be preached in the Whole World, there shall also this, that this Woman hath done, be told for a Memorial of her.
I Have made choice of this remarkeable passage of Scripture at this time, upon a twofold Occasion, to both which it seemes to be most fitly, and properly suited:
I Have made choice of this remarkable passage of Scripture At this time, upon a twofold Occasion, to both which it seems to be most fitly, and properly suited:
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as comely and Ornamental as Apples of Gold inclosed in Pictures of Silver, then these few words of our Blessed Saviour, who spake as never Man spake, will receive all the advantage that a due timeing and a Seasonable opportunity can give them.
as comely and Ornamental as Apples of Gold enclosed in Pictures of Silver, then these few words of our Blessed Saviour, who spoke as never Man spoke, will receive all the advantage that a due timing and a Seasonable opportunity can give them.
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We are now well entered into the dayes of Mourning, and humiliation for our Sins, Our treacherous Sins, that occasioned our Blessed Lords approaching Passion;
We Are now well entered into the days of Mourning, and humiliation for our Sins, Our treacherous Sins, that occasioned our Blessed lords approaching Passion;
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and all meritorious Sufferings that he underwent for us Men, and our Salvation: And what can be more agreeable and seasonable to prepare our hearts for the better,
and all meritorious Sufferings that he underwent for us Men, and our Salvation: And what can be more agreeable and seasonable to prepare our hearts for the better,
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and exhorted all those who design to solemnize his Death and Passion in that holy Sacrament, which he Instituted as a perpetuall memoriall of it, to imitate this blessed Saint and Convert in that signall Act of Love, Charity,
and exhorted all those who Design to solemnize his Death and Passion in that holy Sacrament, which he Instituted as a perpetual memorial of it, to imitate this blessed Saint and Convert in that signal Act of Love, Charity,
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and Gratitude which she performed to her Saviour in poureing that precious Oyntment upon his Head. I shall then crave your Patience, to present a small free-will Offering of the sweetest Oyle I can pour out of my shallow and narrow Cruse, mixt with a few graines of Frankincense for a memoriall of another Mary, our late most gracious Queen,
and Gratitude which she performed to her Saviour in pouring that precious Ointment upon his Head. I shall then crave your Patience, to present a small freewill Offering of the Sweetest Oil I can pour out of my shallow and narrow Cruse, mixed with a few grains of Frankincense for a memorial of Another Marry, our late most gracious Queen,
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as that precious Oyntment, which this Blessed Woman in my Text so liberally poured on our Saviour, to anoint him aforehand (as I doe now his Glorious servant this day) to his Buriall.
as that precious Ointment, which this Blessed Woman in my Text so liberally poured on our Saviour, to anoint him aforehand (as I do now his Glorious servant this day) to his Burial.
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This action so long since performed, might with many others, which perhaps appear'd more glorious and conspicuous in the Eyes of Men have been by this time darkely Buried in the Tomb of Oblivion;
This actium so long since performed, might with many Others, which perhaps appeared more glorious and conspicuous in the Eyes of Men have been by this time darkly Buried in the Tomb of Oblivion;
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Which words contain our Saviours defence, and commendation of an Action which to some of the Disciples seemed worthy of a sharp and reproachful Censure.
Which words contain our Saviors defence, and commendation of an Actium which to Some of the Disciples seemed worthy of a sharp and reproachful Censure.
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What this Excellent Action was of which our Saviour gives this great Elogy, we find Verse the 7th. of this Chapter. There came unto him a Woman having an Alabaster Box of precious Oyntment,
What this Excellent Actium was of which our Saviour gives this great Eulogy, we find Verse the 7th. of this Chapter. There Come unto him a Woman having an Alabaster Box of precious Ointment,
as we may gather from Herodotus, who tells us that Cambyses King of Persia sent an Alabaster box of Oyntment (the very same quantity) as a present to the King of Ethiopia.
as we may gather from Herodotus, who tells us that Cambyses King of Persiam sent an Alabaster box of Ointment (the very same quantity) as a present to the King of Ethiopia.
2. The ultimate End to which the Divine Providence had orderd it: that is, to be a preparative to our Saviours Death, and Buriall. 1. For the Quantity:
2. The ultimate End to which the Divine Providence had ordered it: that is, to be a preparative to our Saviors Death, and Burial. 1. For the Quantity:
And Epiphanius in his booke of measures tells us, that this Alabaster Box of Oyntment was a pellucid Vessellof a glassy Substance, (else it could not so easily breake) containeing a pound:
And Epiphanius in his book of measures tells us, that this Alabaster Box of Ointment was a pellucid Vessellof a glassy Substance, (Else it could not so Easily break) containing a pound:
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A very larg proportion, considering the searceness, and the richness of the persume. where the Heart is well affected, there the hand will soon Sympathize:
A very large proportion, considering the searceness, and the richness of the presume. where the Heart is well affected, there the hand will soon Sympathise:
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And as she had received the unction of the holy one, mention'd in the 1. Epistle of John 2. c. 20. v. in a plentiful Measure from him who had it without Measure,
And as she had received the unction of the holy one, mentioned in the 1. Epistle of John 2. c. 20. v. in a plentiful Measure from him who had it without Measure,
And this good Woman received our Saviours Praise and commendation for this Act, because he expresses it in the 4th. of Mark 8th. v. she did what she could:
And this good Woman received our Saviors Praise and commendation for this Act, Because he Expresses it in the 4th. of Mark 8th. v. she did what she could:
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As she was very rich, and wealthy for her substance, so she show'd the Munificence of her spirit by the Price and value of her donation. From whence we may observe:
As she was very rich, and wealthy for her substance, so she showed the Munificence of her Spirit by the Price and valve of her donation. From whence we may observe:
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How little do we follow these Precepts and Commands of God? How little do we follow this good Womans Example, in giving the best of our store to his use and Service? No, rather on the contrary, we are apt not only to pinch him in the Measure, which few scruple at;
How little doe we follow these Precepts and Commands of God? How little doe we follow this good Woman's Exampl, in giving the best of our store to his use and Service? No, rather on the contrary, we Are apt not only to pinch him in the Measure, which few scruple At;
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But surely we cannot be of their minds who think that the bare performance of the Duty, without ever minding of the manner after which it is performed will serve the turn;
But surely we cannot be of their minds who think that the bore performance of the Duty, without ever minding of the manner After which it is performed will serve the turn;
who think they have sufficiently answered the end, when they have mumbled over so many Pater Nosters and ave Maries, and gone over such a set of Prayers,
who think they have sufficiently answered the end, when they have mumbled over so many Pater Noster's and have Mary's, and gone over such a Set of Prayers,
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so we may assure our selves, that no Sacrifice of Prayer, or thanksgiving will find any acceptance at the hand of God which is not first kindled by a Heavenly Zeal,
so we may assure our selves, that no Sacrifice of Prayer, or thanksgiving will find any acceptance At the hand of God which is not First kindled by a Heavenly Zeal,
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The greatest honour that could be shown to Guests of the best Rank, and Fashion by the Master of the Feast, was to perfume them with precious Oyntment;
The greatest honour that could be shown to Guests of the best Rank, and Fashion by the Master of the Feast, was to perfume them with precious Ointment;
and that this was customary among the Jews, and Romans, and the Greeks also, I might show you, were it either a matter in question, or worth the dispute:
and that this was customary among the jews, and Roman, and the Greeks also, I might show you, were it either a matter in question, or worth the dispute:
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2. Though Maryes designe was only true, and unfeigned Love in this Action, yet as our Saviour intimates the divine Providence had a further reach, and prospect:
2. Though Maryes Design was only true, and unfeigned Love in this Actium, yet as our Saviour intimates the divine Providence had a further reach, and prospect:
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Viz: That this anointeing which was common both to festivalls, and Burialls should emblematically presignifye our Lords approaching Death, and Passion:
Viz: That this anointing which was Common both to festivals, and Burials should emblematically presignifye our lords approaching Death, and Passion:
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This Custome of anointing the Body for the sunerall, and of strawing it over with rich gummes and Spices among the Jews is made plaine from the last Offices that were performed by Nicodemus, and Joseph of Arimathea, to the Body of our Saviour after it was taken downe from the Crosse,
This Custom of anointing the Body for the funeral, and of strawing it over with rich gums and Spices among the jews is made plain from the last Offices that were performed by Nicodemus, and Joseph of Arimathea, to the Body of our Saviour After it was taken down from the Cross,
and wherewith she anointed the feete of our Saviour wee shall find that as it was a very fit present by reason of the richness of the scent and the greatness of the Value, to express her Love,
and wherewith she anointed the feet of our Saviour we shall find that as it was a very fit present by reason of the richness of the scent and the greatness of the Valve, to express her Love,
Viz: To foreshowe his Death and Buriall. The pure confection of Nard was no dry Oyntment, but moyst, and fluid: Whence Nonnus calls it NONLATINALPHABET;
Viz: To foreshow his Death and Burial. The pure confection of Nard was no dry Ointment, but moist, and fluid: Whence Nonnus calls it;
And as the stalks were sometimes bruisd before they yeelded that Soveraign Balsame, and as Mary brake the Albaster Vessell before she poured forth the Oyntment,
And as the stalks were sometime Bruised before they yielded that Sovereign Balsam, and as Marry brake the Albaster Vessel before she poured forth the Ointment,
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and broken for our transgressions, and from thence did issue forth that noble Iuice, that precious liquor, which not only by the fragrancy of the Smell, (as being a Sacrifice of a Sweet smelling Savour ) makes us acceptable unto God,
and broken for our transgressions, and from thence did issue forth that noble Juice, that precious liquour, which not only by the fragrancy of the Smell, (as being a Sacrifice of a Sweet smelling Savour) makes us acceptable unto God,
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Well didst thou O Mary to diffuse thy Oyntment over the blessed body of thy Lord and Saviour, the holy Iesus, to mollify it against the then approaching time of his bitter,
Well didst thou Oh Marry to diffuse thy Ointment over the blessed body of thy Lord and Saviour, the holy Iesus, to mollify it against the then approaching time of his bitter,
well didst thou to anoint, and Supple those feet which were to Support his Body in carrying up the heavy Load of his Crosse, made heavier by our sins, up that steep,
well didst thou to anoint, and Supple those feet which were to Support his Body in carrying up the heavy Load of his Cross, made Heavier by our Sins, up that steep,
and as there went a healing vertue out of thy Body, so likewise we may well imagine that an Odoriferous scent must needs Transpire out of that exactly temper'd Complexion, and constitution:
and as there went a healing virtue out of thy Body, so likewise we may well imagine that an Odoriferous scent must needs Transpire out of that exactly tempered Complexion, and constitution:
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and to show us likewise that we may, and ought, to take a decent care of our Bodies after their better part their Immortal Companions have left and forsaken them, seeing that which shall cre long be crumbled to dust, shall by thy allquickning spirit return to itsold forme,
and to show us likewise that we may, and ought, to take a decent care of our Bodies After their better part their Immortal Sodales have left and forsaken them, seeing that which shall credit long be crumbled to dust, shall by thy allquickning Spirit return to itsold Form,
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Thus O Lord, both thy Life and thy Death, both thy Burial, and Resurrectioun, and every circumstance thereunto appertaining, teach us some or other good Lesson,
Thus Oh Lord, both thy Life and thy Death, both thy Burial, and Resurrection, and every circumstance thereunto appertaining, teach us Some or other good lesson,
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where ever vertue and goodness break forth eminently, and exemplarily like the Sun in its noone-tide strength, there alwayes remaines the indelible Character of a happy Remembrance:
where ever virtue and Goodness break forth eminently, and exemplarily like the Sun in its noontide strength, there always remains the indelible Character of a happy Remembrance:
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and vain Glory, so that the most opportune time to give Vertue her deserved commendations, is when a man can neither be hurt with Flattery, nor infected with Ostentation.
and vain Glory, so that the most opportune time to give Virtue her deserved commendations, is when a man can neither be hurt with Flattery, nor infected with Ostentation.
she is not much extolled for the Ornaments and good qualities belonging to the Body, as Beauty, comeliness, and the like, which she had in great Perfection;
she is not much extolled for the Ornament and good qualities belonging to the Body, as Beauty, comeliness, and the like, which she had in great Perfection;
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for it is not founded upon the Judgment of Man, who often judgeth things to be Praise worthy according to the outward appearance, which oftentimes have no real and intrinsick worth, and value in them.
for it is not founded upon the Judgement of Man, who often Judgeth things to be Praise worthy according to the outward appearance, which oftentimes have no real and intrinsic worth, and valve in them.
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so long as Vertue, Piety, Charity, Meekness, Humility, Wisdome and all that chain of Graces that added lustre to her Royal Quality shall find any respect or Countenance in the World:
so long as Virtue, Piety, Charity, Meekness, Humility, Wisdom and all that chain of Graces that added lustre to her Royal Quality shall find any respect or Countenance in the World:
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it is certainly at this time for the great, and never enough to be lamented Losse of that most excellent Priucess, who as she was the Glory of this Age,
it is Certainly At this time for the great, and never enough to be lamented Loss of that most excellent Priucess, who as she was the Glory of this Age,
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To say nothing of the infinite, and irreparable Losse sustained by her right Valiant, and truly kind Lord, the sole partner of her Affection, as well as Power;
To say nothing of the infinite, and irreparable Loss sustained by her right Valiant, and truly kind Lord, the sole partner of her Affection, as well as Power;
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To say nothing of the inestimable Damage that the Nation in general feels for want of such a main and strengthning Pillar for the support both of Church and State, we cannot but passionately mourn,
To say nothing of the inestimable Damage that the nation in general feels for want of such a main and strengthening Pillar for the support both of Church and State, we cannot but passionately mourn,
which even in their early Spring yielded such a Sweet, & Fragrant Scent, (like the precious Oyntment in my Text that perfumed the whole Room) as comforted,
which even in their early Spring yielded such a Sweet, & Fragrant Scent, (like the precious Ointment in my Text that perfumed the Whole Room) as comforted,
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nor to set forth the worthiness of that ancient, and Illustrious family of Nassau, the Support of the Protestant Religion, in the Low Countries for the Last Ages;
nor to Set forth the worthiness of that ancient, and Illustrious family of Nassau, the Support of the Protestant Religion, in the Low Countries for the Last Ages;
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These are the most fragrant flowers that can bee strewne upon her herse, the richest Spices, the sweetest Gums, the most precious Oyntments wherewith her honourable Name can bee embalmd.
These Are the most fragrant flowers that can be strewne upon her hearse, the Richest Spices, the Sweetest Gums, the most precious Ointments wherewith her honourable Name can be embalmd.
as that beloved place where she could enjoy a more ravishing delight, and Satisfaction then in all the pompous Ceremonies of her own Splendid, and magnificent Court:
as that Beloved place where she could enjoy a more ravishing delight, and Satisfaction then in all the pompous Ceremonies of her own Splendid, and magnificent Court:
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where at highest she could converse but with Princes, who though they are called Gods, must, (which alass she her selfe hath too Soon for us, experimented) dye Like men;
where At highest she could converse but with Princes, who though they Are called God's, must, (which alas she her self hath too Soon for us, experimented) die Like men;
Here it was that she so often mourned like a disconsolate Turtle the Absence of her deare Consort whilst he was exposeing himselfe to all the hazards of warr, to all perills both at sea and Land for our sakes;
Here it was that she so often mourned like a disconsolate Turtle the Absence of her deer Consort while he was exposing himself to all the hazards of war, to all perils both At sea and Land for our sakes;
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we are not a little beholden to her devout Orisons, which we may be sure were offer'd up with a Fervent, Zealous Spirit, fill'd with pure and unfeigned Love,
we Are not a little beholden to her devout Orisons, which we may be sure were offered up with a Fervent, Zealous Spirit, filled with pure and unfeigned Love,
Neither is it a small losse that the King and the Nation sustain, in the now missing the benefies of those winged Messengers, which she so often sent up to Heaven to implore its assistance for his, and our security and Preservation:
Neither is it a small loss that the King and the nation sustain, in the now missing the benefies of those winged Messengers, which she so often sent up to Heaven to implore its assistance for his, and our security and Preservation:
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But sure if there be any knowledge in Blessed Spirits departed hence, of what is done and transacted here below; (NONLATINALPHABET) if there be any sence remaining of humane Affaires, she does not fail to put up her most fervent wishes for her dear Lords Prosperity,
But sure if there be any knowledge in Blessed Spirits departed hence, of what is done and transacted Here below; () if there be any sense remaining of humane Affairs, she does not fail to put up her most fervent wishes for her dear lords Prosperity,
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Neither was she lesse constant at the Publick Service of the Church, in her Chappel Royal which she as often as convenient Opportunity would give her leave, graced with her Presence:
Neither was she less constant At the Public Service of the Church, in her Chapel Royal which she as often as convenient Opportunity would give her leave, graced with her Presence:
The Poor, the lowest, and extremest of his Members, and which therefore were most subject to cold as being fart distant from the chief Seat of life, felt the warm Inffuence of her diffusive Charity in a Princely manner,
The Poor, the lowest, and Extremest of his Members, and which Therefore were most Subject to cold as being fart distant from the chief Seat of life, felt the warm Inffuence of her diffusive Charity in a Princely manner,
Her Munificent hand, to those who stood in need of her assistance, was like Mary to our Saviour, (and what is done to them he lookes upon as done unto himself;) no lesse than a whole Pound of Precious Oyntment: her Charity,
Her Munificent hand, to those who stood in need of her assistance, was like Marry to our Saviour, (and what is done to them he looks upon as done unto himself;) no less than a Whole Pound of Precious Ointment: her Charity,
Neither must her unparallell'd Clemency, that truly Royal Vertue, for which she was so Eminent, and which so many who so little deserv'd it experimented, be forgotten;
Neither must her unparalleled Clemency, that truly Royal Virtue, for which she was so Eminent, and which so many who so little deserved it experimented, be forgotten;
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punishing them most nobly, and Christianly, and withal severely by taking no Notice of them. This is that Heavenly Vertue that shin'd so bright in this adorable Princess;
punishing them most nobly, and Christianly, and withal severely by taking no Notice of them. This is that Heavenly Virtue that shined so bright in this adorable Princess;
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This was that Princely Quality which made her not an Angel, but as one of the best of those Gods who have the subordinate Government of the World under their Supreme and Universal Head Nam cum vincamur in omni Munere, Sola Deos aequat Clementia nobis.
This was that Princely Quality which made her not an Angel, but as one of the best of those God's who have the subordinate Government of the World under their Supreme and Universal Head Nam cum vincamur in omni Munere, Sola Gods aequat Clementia nobis.
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'Tis this Noble Vertue that transforms our Nature, and makes it in some degree like unto him who is tender hearted, compassionate, of great kindness repenting him of the evil.
It's this Noble Virtue that transforms our Nature, and makes it in Some degree like unto him who is tender hearted, compassionate, of great kindness repenting him of the evil.
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though upon the observation of those who tooke notice of the posture of Publick affaires, during the time of her Administration; when upon unavoidable Necessityes;
though upon the observation of those who took notice of the posture of Public affairs, during the time of her Administration; when upon unavoidable Necessities;
Her affability, Candor, Humility, and unsullied Innocence, her sweet, and inoffensive deportment, and that Noble train of graces already mention'd, that constantly attended her,
Her affability, Candor, Humility, and unsullied Innocence, her sweet, and inoffensive deportment, and that Noble train of graces already mentioned, that constantly attended her,
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as they gained her the esteem and veneration of all that knew her, so they fitted and qualified her for that blessed Company, with whom she now converses,
as they gained her the esteem and veneration of all that knew her, so they fitted and qualified her for that blessed Company, with whom she now converses,
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so that she scarce needed any Change, for her Admission into that Heavenly Society. Her stay'd, and solid Temper of spirit must, (not without praise) be remembred;
so that she scarce needed any Change, for her Admission into that Heavenly Society. Her stayed, and solid Temper of Spirit must, (not without praise) be remembered;
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a temper not to be alter'd by all the several divertisements, and avocations, which the high and publick Orb she mov'd in must necessarily expose her to:
a temper not to be altered by all the several divertisements, and avocations, which the high and public Orb she moved in must necessarily expose her to:
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and troubled Element, she conversed with her Court, the best of which cannot but be tainted with some blemishes, without partakeing of the Corruptions of it.
and troubled Element, she conversed with her Court, the best of which cannot but be tainted with Some blemishes, without partaking of the Corruptions of it.
But she, a true Mary, whilst others cumbred themselves about the gay and unnecessary Vanities of the world, minded the one thing necessary which shall never be taken from her:
But she, a true Marry, while Others cumbered themselves about the gay and unnecessary Vanities of the world, minded the one thing necessary which shall never be taken from her:
And now perhaps you may think that by my long insisting upon a few of those many particulars I might have named, that I have been indeavouring to raise your Passions to an unallowable height,
And now perhaps you may think that by my long insisting upon a few of those many particulars I might have nam, that I have been endeavouring to raise your Passion to an unallowable height,
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And truly the parting with so much vertue, and Goodnesse as she was Owner of, especially when it is a Treasure in this degenerate Age not commonly to be found, cannot enough be lamented:
And truly the parting with so much virtue, and goodness as she was Owner of, especially when it is a Treasure in this degenerate Age not commonly to be found, cannot enough be lamented:
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I told you the Poor, the many poor whom she fed, and whose necessities she relieved, were by their continual Prayers to Heaven for her, the Innocent Causers of her so speedy,
I told you the Poor, the many poor whom she fed, and whose necessities she relieved, were by their continual Prayers to Heaven for her, the Innocent Causers of her so speedy,
They are our Sins our Crying and hainous Sins of all sorts, and amongst the rest our horrible Ingratitude for the many deliverances which God hath sent us by the miraculous hand of his over ruling Providence, that have caused God to take away the desire of our Eyes, and the Joy of our hearts With a stroke. 'Tis Sin, which like a Mell-dew, (properly so called being seemingly sweet,
They Are our Sins our Crying and heinous Sins of all sorts, and among the rest our horrible Ingratitude for the many Deliverances which God hath sent us by the miraculous hand of his over ruling Providence, that have caused God to take away the desire of our Eyes, and the Joy of our hearts With a stroke. It's since, which like a Mell-dew, (properly so called being seemingly sweet,
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from the Assyrian to the Persian, from the Persian to the Graecian, from the Graecian to the Roman; with whom by reason of Temperance, frugality, Justice and Natural Honesty which then reigned amongst them, the Seat of Majesty continued for a long Period of Time;
from the assyrian to the Persian, from the Persian to the Grecian, from the Grecian to the Roman; with whom by reason of Temperance, frugality, justice and Natural Honesty which then reigned among them, the Seat of Majesty continued for a long Period of Time;
till Foreign Conquests introduceing exotic Vices, and Orontes pouring forth its wanton and Lascivious streames into the before cold and chast Tiber, she by degrees receiv'd the fatal Infection,
till Foreign Conquests introducing exotic Vices, and Orontes pouring forth its wanton and Lascivious streams into the before cold and chaste Tiber, she by Degrees received the fatal Infection,
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but for their ungrateful carriage toward him, for their hard heartedness and unbelief, he harass't them out in the Wilderness, till all but Joshua and Caleb, of that vast number that came out of Egypt were consumed.
but for their ungrateful carriage towards him, for their hard heartedness and unbelief, he harassed them out in the Wilderness, till all but joshua and Caleb, of that vast number that Come out of Egypt were consumed.
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Let us take heed lest for our ingratitude, and rebellious dissatisfied Temper we provoke God to put a stop to that happy deliverance he hath so graciously begun among us;
Let us take heed lest for our ingratitude, and rebellious dissatisfied Temper we provoke God to put a stop to that happy deliverance he hath so graciously begun among us;
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Lest for our unworthy behaviour towards him, and his Laws, he let us only have a Pisgah sight of this Palestine and never let us enter into an actual possession of that happy state of Rest and Peace of which we have had so fair a Prospect.
Lest for our unworthy behaviour towards him, and his Laws, he let us only have a Pisgah sighed of this Palestine and never let us enter into an actual possession of that happy state of Rest and Peace of which we have had so fair a Prospect.
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Into which State of everlasting Rest, and Bliss, of which Canaan was only a Type, the Lord of his Mercy bring us all, under the Conduct of our most holy Jesus, the Captain of our Salvation who hath purchas'd it for us with the Price of his own most precious bloud:
Into which State of everlasting Rest, and Bliss, of which Canaan was only a Type, the Lord of his Mercy bring us all, under the Conduct of our most holy jesus, the Captain of our Salvation who hath purchased it for us with the Price of his own most precious blood:
