Meditation 77. Let the sense of that death which is the wages of sinne, and of that shame which is the reward of sinne,…
Meditation 88. Behold, the bitter, temporall, and eternall fruit of sinne, with the sweetest temporall and eternall…
Meditation 99 Thinke not shame to shame thy selfe (as men speake) for thy sinnes, ô man, in time, by confessing and…
Meditation 1010. Learne, ô man, to accuse thy selfe before God for thy sinnes to thy conuersion, lest that bold accuser…
Meditation 1212. Let all sicke in soule because of sinne, to whose eares the sound of the sweet name of that great…
Meditation 1313. That white shining lillie Iesus, is not to be found but amongst pricking sharpe thornes.
Meditation 1414. Sweete, wise Iesus, will crosse thee first, if he be to crowne thee afterward.
Meditation 1515. Euery Christian will confesse, that the crosse belongeth to him, and yet euen the best Christians, when…
Meditation 1616. While thou liuest here, desire not to liue, but to that God, and for that God, who made thee and sent…
Meditation 1717. Long not for death, but to the end that thou mayest ceasse to sin, and be with Christ, if thou wouldest…
Meditation 1818. Endeuor thy selfe, ô man, to know before thou dye, of whom thou holdest thy life, lest after death thou…
Meditation 1919. Behold and consider, ô man, how dearely sweet Iesus hath loued thee.
Meditation 2020. Giue no sleepe to thine eyes, till thou be certified that Iesus, the loue of God his elect, loueth thee.
Meditation 2121. Seeing no sinne is committed behind his backe, but in his face who knowes the thoughts of men afarre…
Meditation 2222. Sinne and euill haue euer bene, and shall euer be ioyned together, albeit none be hurt by the euill of…
Meditation 2323. Consider here seriously, that fearefull haruest of most bitter sheaues, that poysoning seed of sinne…
Meditation 2424. Sinne is onely committed against God, and therefore euery sinner who findeth not Gods mercie pardoning…
Meditation 2525. Let no man communicate with sinne, nor sinners, who would not be made partaker of that punishment which…
Meditation 2626. Let Satan farde sinne as he pleaseth, let men couer sinne as they can, sinne is a monstrous cruell…
Meditation 2727. Honorable, precious, and forcible beyond measure is that cleane and cleansing bloud of Iesus, blessed…
Meditation 2828. Cleane Iesus, will not wash thee, in his cleane clensing bloud, to the end that thou mayest proue a…
Meditation 2929. Louing, and liberall Iesus communicates all his riches, and priuiledges to all his kingly, and cleane…
Meditation 3030. He whom blessed Iesus hath made a sonne vnto God, to serue his Maiestie for a while; shall also be made…
Half titleTHE SECOND PART OF THAT HEAVENLY CHARIOT:
DedicationTO THE VERY SINCERELY RELIGIOVS AND TRVLY HOnorable, Sir Robert Carr of Ancrame; Gentleman of the…
Table of contentsTHE CONTENTS OF the second part consisting of twentie foure Meditations.
TreatiseTHE SECOND PART OF AN HEAVENLY CHARIOT.
Meditation 11. Holy and humble would profane proud man studie to be; if he knew how profane and vile that stable is,…
Meditation 22. Seeke not that which is Gods, but God himselfe, if thou would possesse Gods blessing here, and heare…
Meditation 33. Our God, that Iudge of the world, and Father of his Church, cōmeth vnto men by iudgements, by…
Meditation 44. The child of God is alwayes readie to suffer euill for well-doing, or for refusing to do euill, but he…
Meditation 55. Behold that fountaine out of the which prosperitie and aduersitie do flow with that vse the wise child…
Meditation 66. Sinne is the onely thing which separateth man from God, and maketh God misknow and denie man.
Meditation 77. As man from the earth, maketh God to heare and see: so shall God make man at length to heare, to see,…
Meditation 88. Our God who neuer sinned neither can he hurt by sinne, can sigh for the sinnes of man; albeit sinfull…
Meditation 99. Cursed is he who scattereth himselfe from God by sinne, for he shall be scattered by God vnto iudgement:…
Meditation 1010. There be foure sorts of loue, two most corrupt, and too common, alas, too many: two most pure and…
Meditation 1111. What tongue can expresse that incomparable honour, and rare dignitie, whereunto Almightie God hath…
Meditation 1212. Albeit men offend to be compared with the diuell, yet a world of men treade the diuels pathes.
Meditation 1313. Cast thy care vpon thy God, and he will care for thee.
Meditation 1313. Our most mercifull and mightie God hath the hearts of all in his hands; and can alter them as he hath…
Meditation 1515. Satan his cruell taskmaisters sent forth against man to keepe him vnder hellish slauerie here; and in…
Meditation 1616. Learne so to liue that thou giue offence to none by thy life.
Meditation 1717. All men should so liue in the world, that they may amend the world; but chiefly those whom God hath set…
Meditation 1818. Let not the wise child of God take euill with the crosse here: but let him rather wonder that he is…
Meditation 2020. Our strongest God whom nothing can bind, whom all men and diuels cannot bind; is heartily contented to…
Meditation 2121. Our louing, heauenly, holy, wise Father, heareth alwayes the prayers of his owne, and granteth their…
Meditation 2222. No person, no thing, can possibly content the sight, the smell, the taste, the touch of that kingly…
Meditation 2323. Man through sinne in Adam being made a foule puddle to Satan, to tyrannize in: through grace in Iesus…
Meditation 2424. The last song of Gods child is euer sweetest; and no wonder, considering that hee sees and feeles…
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DedicationTO MY VERIE HONORABLE GOOD Lords, IAMES Earle of Arran. GEORGE Earle of Enzie, and IOHN Earle of Cassils:…
TreatiseTHE BLESSED CHARIOTS MAN OF THE HEAVENLY CHARIOT.
TreatiseTHAT LANTERNE MERCIFVLLY, AND wisely prouided by this blessed Spirit, the owner, and leader, director, and…
TreatiseTHE COACHMAN IN the wise mercie of that blessed Spirit of God, appointed to carrie that Lanterne of the…
TreatiseTHAT GVARD MERCIfully and happily prepared by that blessed Spirit, that sole carefull keeper and wise…
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DedicationTO THE SINCERELY RELIGIOVS and truly vpright, Sir GEORGE HAY of Kinphains Knight; great Chancellar of…
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Robber 1THE FIRST ROBBER IS the Popish Seminarie obscuring from the child of God, that shining Lanterne of Gods…
Robber 2THE SECOND ROBBER is the Popish Seminarie, without conscience, and with ashameles countenance, blotting…
Robber 3THE THIRD ROBBER IS the Popish Seminarie, malitiously stealing from the child of God that perfect…
Robber 4THE FOVRTH ROBBER is the Popish Seminarie, malciously stealing from the babes of God that cleane bloudie…
Robber 5THE FIFTH ROBBER is the Popish Seminarie, subtily stealing from the babes of God that royall, and sweet…
Robber 6THE SIXTH ROBBER IS the Popish Seminarie, with a shamelesse face and bloudie hand, stealing from the child…
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DedicationTO THE VERY SINCERELY RELIGIous, and truly Noble Lord; DAVID, Lord CARNEGY of Kinnard; Lord of his…
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Rock 1THE FIRST ROCKE is a grosse abuse of Gods holy Predestination, and Election; which men of corrupt mindes,…
Rock 2THE SECOND ROCKE is a foule abuse of the grace of God, which vncleane men turne into vncleane wantonnesse;…
Rock 3THE THIRD ROCRE IS A foolish leaning (without anie ground) to a naked profession of God, with the mouth,…
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TreatiseTHE INNE WITHIN THE WHICH THE BABES of God carried in this heauenly Chariot, lookes to lodge and alwayes to…
TreatiseTHE GHVESTS ADMITted by our wise God (the sole Lord of this heauenly Inne) to enter and to lodge within it;…
ConclusionTHE CONCLVSION.