...; te wit, one that /peaks not like a Child ; but thus as one that has the Perfection of Reafon. — I come not to do my own Will, but the Will of him that fen t me ; to wit, of God : And therefore of fuch a Man we will fay not inly that be will...

...to wit, one that fpeak -s not like a Child ; but thus as one that has the Perfection of Reafon. — I come not to do my own Will, but the Will of him that fent me ; to wit, of God : And therefore of fuch a Man we will fay not only that he will abide...

...and lowly of heart ? To fay with Him, in all circumftances of life, Not as I will, but as tkou wilt ! I come not to do my own will, but the will of him that fcnt me? Why are not we crucified to the , and the world crucified to us ? Dead to the d-jire...

...to love. His will was not wholly melted down into the Will of God; but although in general he could say, " I come not to do my own will, but the will of him that sent me" yet now and then nature rebelled, and he could not clearly say, " Lord, not as I...

...to wit, one that speaks not like a child ; but thus as one that has the perfection of reason. — ' I come not to do my own will, but the will of him that sent me ;' to wit, of God ; and therefore of such a man we will say not only that he will...

...lowly of heart 1 To say with him, in all circumstances of life; " Not as I will, but as thou wilt ! I come not to do my own will, but the will of him that sent me." Why are not we " crucified to the world, and the world crucified to us 1 Dead to...

...to love. His will was not wholly melted down into the will of God : but although in general he could say, I come " not to do my own will, but the will of him that sent me ;" yet now and then nature rebelled, and he could not-clearly say, " Lord, not as...

...to love. His will was not wholly melted down into the will of God : but although in general he could say, I come " not to do my own will, but the will of him that sent me ;" yet now and then nature rebelled, and he could not clearly say, " Lord, not as...

...you have expressions of Christ's own, by way of subjection, ' My father is greater than I,' and, ' I come not to do my own will, but the will of him that sent me ;' which phrases of Christ being not rightly understood, occasion, in the thoughts...

...as a child," he observes, " That a child relishes nothing but what pleases his humour, and flatters his weakness ; but as for remonstrance and plain dealing,...administration in such a manner, that the promise Cotton's in Holy Scripture may not be unapplicable to his government, ' A king shall reign in righteousness,...