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The Mystery of the Marriage Song

Published: 1656
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Divisions: 47

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The mystery of the marriage song and mutuall spirituall embraces between Christ & his spouse opened, in an exposition with practicall notes & observations on the whole forty-fifth Psalme / by W. Troughton ...

London Printed by M.S. for the use of the author 1656.

Original spelling, as transcribed by the Text Creation Partnership.

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DedicationTo the Truly Honourable the Lord DEPUTY FLEETWOOD, AND The Lord Chief BARON STEELE: AND To their Vertuous…
To the readerTHE EPISTLE TO THE READER.
ErrataThe Candid Reader is deſired t… paſſe by, or to Correct with hi… pen, theſe following Errata's which have…
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IntroductionAn EXPOSITION on the 45. Pſalm: The INTRODUCTION.
ExpositionAn EXPOSITION on the 45. Pſalm:

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Verse 1Verſ. 1. My heart is inditing a good matter: I ſpeake of the things which I have made touching the King: my…
Verse 2Verſ.2. Thou art fairer then the Children of men: Grace is poured into thy lips, therefore God hath bleſſed…
Verse 3Verſ. 3. Gird thy ſword upon thy thigh, O moſt mighty: with thy Glory and thy majeſty.
Verse 4Verſ 4. And in thy majeſtie ride proſperouſly, becauſe of truth, and meekneſs, and righteouſneſs; and thy…
Verse 5Verſ. 5. Thine arrows are ſharp in the heart the Kings enemies; whereby the people founder thee.
Verse 6Verſ. 6. Thy throne, O God, is for ever an… ver; the ſcepter of thy kingdom is a… ſcepter.
Verse 7Verſ. 7. Thou loveſt righteouſneſs and hateſt wickedneſs: Therefore God thy God hath anointed thee with the…
Verse 8Verſ. 8. All thy Garments ſmell of Myrrhe, and Aloes, and Caſſia: Out of the Ivory palaces: whereby they…
Verse 9VERS. 9. Kings Daughters were among thy honorable Women: upon thy Right hand did ſtand the Queen in gold of…
Verses 10,11Verſ. 10. Hearken O Daughter, and conſider, and incline thine eare: Forget alſo thine own people, and thy…
Verse 11Verſ. 11. So ſhall the King greatly deſire thy Beauty: For he is thy Lord, and worſhip thou him.
Verse 12Verſ. 12. And the Daughter of Tyre ſhall be there with a Gift, even the rich among the people ſhall intreat…
Verse 13VERS. 13. The Kings Daughter is all glorious within, her clothing is of wrought Gold.
Verse 14, 15VERS. 14. She ſhall be brought unto the King in rayment of needle-work: The Virgins her companions that…
Verse 15VERS. XV. With gladneſſe and rejoycing ſhall they be brought: they ſhall enter into the Kings Pallace.
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Verse 16VERS. XVI. In stead of thy Fathers ſhall be thy Children, whom thou mayeſt make Princes in all the Earth.
Verse 17VERS. XVII. I will make thy name to be remembred in all Generations; therefore ſhall the people praiſe thee…
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