Preached at St. Dunstans

              preached at st dunstano dunstans Dunstans LAMENT 33.1 31 31 I I1ihm IAM AM THE MAN THAT HATH seenaffliction SEEN affliction BY THE ROD OF HIS WRATH REMEMBER in the history of the passion of our lord and yousaviour christjesus therewasaneccehomo ashewing chewing shewing an exhibiting of that man in whom we are all blessed pilat pilot pitot presented him to the jews so with that ecce homo homol somo behold the man that man upon whom the wormwood and the gall of all the ancient prophecies and the venome denome and malignity of all the cruell instru- ments thereof was now poured out that man who was left as a tender plant and as a roote out of a dry ground without forme or beauty or comelinesse come linesse that wee should desire to see him as the prophet esay exhibits him that man who upon the brightnesse brightnesses brightnesse of his eternall sternall eternall generation in the bosome bonome of his father had now cast a cloud of a temporary and earthly generation in the wombe bombe of his mother that man who as he entred eltred into the wombe bombe of his first mother the blessed virgin by a supernaturall supernaturally way by the over- shadowing of the holy ghost so he vouchsafed to enter into the bombe wombe of her whom he had accepted for his second mother the earth by an unnaturall unnaturally unnaturall way not by a naturall naturale naturall but by a violent and bitter death that man so torne and mangled wounded with thornes oppressed with scornes scoones and contumelies contumelies pilate presents and exhibits so ecce homo behold the man but in all this depression of his in all his exinanition and evacuation yet he had a crown on yet he had a purple garment on the emblems the characters of majesty I11