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SHAL be framed much after the manner of the earnest instance made heretofore, by the two Disci∣ples going to Emausa 1.1 saying: Mane nobiscum Domine. Come into the secret Closet of my hart; for if thou once but turnest thy back, who can follow thee, or euer looke to ouertake thee, that Giant, who in a moment runst from Heauen to earth, like a lightning and thun∣der-bolt in an instant casts forth a
flash, and vanishest with al; aud if thou getst not a place to harbour with vs, like a nimble kid or faune, thou takest thy flight to the moun∣taynes of Bethel,b 1.2 to the hea∣uenly Quyers of blessed spirits. I know somtimes, the stormes of my inordinate concupiscences arising make such obstre perous noyse with in me, as the pulses sound without cannot be heard; but yet doe thou good IESV, through thy power, wherewith thou art able to doe al things breake the brazen bar∣res of the gate, trust back the iron bolts, and so the doores vnlockt, enter into thy house and Sanctuary.
Luc. 24.
Cant. 2.