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So our Lord Iesus, says he, lost none of his beauty, or sweetness, by being broken and bruis'd upon the Cross; when he was here taken off from the stock of the living, the Blood that issu'd out of his Wounds, made his beauty more fresh and orient; and his bruising there extracted from him so sweet an odour, that even still every day raiseth the fainting soul out of its swoon, and revives even the dead, that they flourish out of their Graves by a Resurrection to life eternal. The original of the word NONLATINALPHABET is from NONLATINALPHABET servavit, to reserve or keep; |
So our Lord Iesus, Says he, lost none of his beauty, or sweetness, by being broken and Bruised upon the Cross; when he was Here taken off from the stock of the living, the Blood that issued out of his Wounds, made his beauty more fresh and orient; and his bruising there extracted from him so sweet an odour, that even still every day Raiseth the fainting soul out of its swoon, and revives even the dead, that they flourish out of their Graves by a Resurrection to life Eternal. The original of the word is from servavit, to reserve or keep; |
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