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O Thou which art the Hope of all the ends of the Earth, and of them which remaine afar off in the Seas, Psal. 65. 6.
Thou upon whom our Fore-fathers did depend, v. 22. 4.
And thou deliveredst them, upon whom they only relyed, and were not confounded, v. 5.
Thou which art my hope from my youth, from the breasts of my Mother, and to whom I have beene intrusted from the very wombe, v. 9. 10.
Bee thou my hope still and still, ever and ever, and my portion in the land of the Living.
I hope on thy Nature, thy Name, thy Word, thy Practise.
O let mee not bee con∣founded by this hope of mine.
Tou Lord shalt save both Man and Beast, Psal. 36. 7.
How excellent is thy mercy ô God, therefore the children of men put their trust under the sha∣dow
dow of thy wings. v. 39. 8
And now Lord what is my hope, truly my hope is even in thee.
My soule fainteth with longing for thy salvation. Psal. 119. 81. Yet have I good hope because of thy Word.
O think upon thy Ser∣vant as concerning thy Word, wherein thou hast caused me to put my trust. v. 49.
Why art thou so full of heavinesse ô my soule, and why are thou so disquieted within me; O put thy trust in God, for I wil yet praise him which is the helpe of my countenance and my God. Psal. 42. 14, 15.
Against hope I will be∣lieve in hope, Rom. 4. 18. And though hee slay mee, yet will I trust in him, Iob 13. 15.