Verse 5. While the bridegrom tarried]
Tarry he doth. 1. To exercise our patience. 2. To eneager our desires. 3. That his elect may be all gathered. 4. That the mystery of iniquity may be full∣filled.
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Tarry he doth. 1. To exercise our patience. 2. To eneager our desires. 3. That his elect may be all gathered. 4. That the mystery of iniquity may be full∣filled.
5. That the prophecies may be accomplished, &c.
The wise ones also slept, but their hearts* 1.1 waked, they slept but half-sleep, they napped and nodded, they 〈◊〉〈◊〉 with open eyes, as the lion doth, the spirit was willing to wake, but the flesh was weak, and over-wayed it: They slumbred* 1.2 but it was by candle-light, they had their lamps burning by them, which the foolish had not.
Cant. 5. 2.
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