Preached upon the Penitentiall Psalmes. [April, May, or June, 1623]

              preached upon the Penitenti penitentiall penitentially all psaltes psalmes Psalmes zlpril april may or june 1523 1623 PSAL 6.8 68 68 9 io 10 DEPART FROM ME ALL YE WORKERS OF INIQUITIE FOR THE LORD HATH HEARD THE VOYCE OF MY WEEPING THE LORD HATH HEARD MY supplica- tion THE LORD WILL RECEIVE MY PRAYER LET ALL MINE ENEMIES BE ashamedand ASHAME ASHAMED DAND AND SORE VEXED LET THEM returneand RETURNE AND BE ASHAMED SUDDENLY his is davids profligation and discomfiture of his enemies THIS Tthisisanactoftruehonouratruevictoryatruetriumphto keepe the field to make good one station and yet put the enemy to flight A man may perchance be safe in a retrait petrait Retrait but the honour the victory the triumph lies in enforcing the enemy to fly to that is david come here to such a thankfull thankfully thankfull sense of a victory in which we shall first consider davids thankfulnesse thankfulnesse that is his man- ner of declaring gods mercy and his security in that mercy which manner is that he durst come to an open defiance and protestation and hostility without modifications or disguises depart from me all yee workers of iniquity and then secondly we shall see his reason upon which he grounded this confidence and this spirituall spirituals exulta- tion which was a pregnant reason a reason that produced another reason the lord hath heard my supplication the lord will heare my prayer upon no premises doth any conclusion follow so logically so sincerely so powerfully so imperiously so undeniably as upon this the lord hath and therefore the lord wwill ill lii but then what was I1