The Oxford wonder giving a true and strange relation of Mr. Henny [sic] Watts, minister of St. Clements parish, in the city of Oxford, who lay in a trance forty-eight hours and six minutes ...
He when living amongst us was a lively Pattern and Emblem to imitate, his Sickness and extraordinary Patience under it, confidering its violence, may learn us to be harmless and submissive under all Afflictions, his daily considering how sweet and easy God had made it to him, may also give us matter of comfort and consolation against that dreadful and terrible Moment of our own, provide we trace him in all the godly performances of his holy Life and confession;
He when living among us was a lively Pattern and Emblem to imitate, his Sickness and extraordinary Patience under it, considering its violence, may Learn us to be harmless and submissive under all Afflictions, his daily considering how sweet and easy God had made it to him, may also give us matter of Comfort and consolation against that dreadful and terrible Moment of our own, provide we trace him in all the godly performances of his holy Life and Confessi;
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which that we may all do, God of his infinite mercy and goodness enable us with grace through our Lord Jesus Christ, to whom, with the Father and the holy spirit, be all honour, glory, praise, power,
which that we may all do, God of his infinite mercy and Goodness enable us with grace through our Lord jesus christ, to whom, with the Father and the holy Spirit, be all honour, glory, praise, power,
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But saith our Saviour, verse the 40. Said I not unto thee, if thou would'st believe, thou shall see the glory of God. Indeed Mary seemed, verse 22d. to be of opinion that if Christ had been with Lazarous in the time of his sickness he might have perserved him alive;
But Says our Saviour, verse the 40. Said I not unto thee, if thou Wouldst believe, thou shall see the glory of God. Indeed Mary seemed, verse 22d. to be of opinion that if christ had been with Lazarous in the time of his sickness he might have perserved him alive;
I am in great hopes this unspeakable providence vouchsafed to me, was appointed for some greater end, in order to restrain such wilful and stubborn upon;
I am in great hope's this unspeakable providence vouchsafed to me, was appointed for Some greater end, in order to restrain such wilful and stubborn upon;
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however by his eminent dispesation we may, as in a glass view the unbounded and unlimited works of God, who sent me back again upon a great and mighty errand and that in a great and extraordinary manner, thereby to make his power and greatness unquestionable and that in vain and impious Men may have no matter of argument to withstand the truth of the gospel, I am heartily glad that I am accounted worthy to bear testimony to you all of the exceeding goodness,
however by his eminent dispesation we may, as in a glass view the unbounded and unlimited works of God, who sent me back again upon a great and mighty errand and that in a great and extraordinary manner, thereby to make his power and greatness unquestionable and that in vain and impious Men may have no matter of argument to withstand the truth of the gospel, I am heartily glad that I am accounted worthy to bear testimony to you all of the exceeding Goodness,
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but being something faint, by reason of my indisposition, I shall therefore refer the farther prosecution of this subject to the next opportunity of God is pleased to afford me;
but being something faint, by reason of my indisposition, I shall Therefore refer the farther prosecution of this Subject to the next opportunity of God is pleased to afford me;
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