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That acknowledgement of the Psalmist we have all reason to make concerning God, He crowneth thee with loving-kindness, and tender mercies, or he compasseth, to wit, round about with variety of compassions (as a General doth begirt a rebellious City with a numerous Army of Souldiers) But tell me, do we yet yield to this gracious Siege? these gentle Batteries? nay rather, do we not stand out the more rebelliously against him? yea, our unthankfulness striveth with Gods goodness for the victory, as Absolom did with David, whether the Father should be more kind, or the Son more unkind. Sad, |
That acknowledgement of the Psalmist we have all reason to make Concerning God, He Crowneth thee with Lovingkindness, and tender Mercies, or he Compasseth, to wit, round about with variety of compassions (as a General does begirt a rebellious city with a numerous Army of Soldiers) But tell me, do we yet yield to this gracious Siege? these gentle Batteries? nay rather, do we not stand out the more rebelliously against him? yea, our unthankfulness striveth with God's Goodness for the victory, as Absalom did with David, whither the Father should be more kind, or the Son more unkind. Sad, |
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Psal. 103. 4. His miserationibus nos coronat Deus, ut solent duces urbem militibus cingere quam rebellem adjungere cupiunt ad suum dominatum, proh duras hominum mentes quae beneficiis divinis obsessae, non se dedunt. Cresol. Mystag. l. 3. c. 11. Deut. 32. 15. Isa. 1. 2. Hos. 7. 15. |
Psalm 103. 4. His miserationibus nos Coronat Deus, ut solent duces urbem militibus cingere quam rebellem adjungere cupiunt ad suum dominatum, proh duras hominum mentes Quae Benefits divinis obsessae, non se dedunt. Cresol. Mystag. l. 3. c. 11. Deuteronomy 32. 15. Isaiah 1. 2. Hos. 7. 15. |
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