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The L'fl Speech and Tefiimony
that havenotbeen caftyourfelves out of the couitT
favour, otherwile 1 declare ye fhall not get the favot
of God. tfhly. If ye will fet about fome days of humilia
tion before the Lord, and take with you your fins, an< :
the fin of crying up this clatty liberty, which is the pric i
of blood. If ye mill return to the Lord, then return
all your heart; for he is merciful and gracious, and rep ntt\
him of the evil that he threatens, neither mill he give mA'\l
to his anger. He did fo to me; I no fooner began to loi|p
to him, but he made me welcome, and put me to work
though 1 be but young, and know nothing: He was tewt:
der of me, he took me to Both wel-bridge, to own {«
caufe; and 1 had many temptations to ftay; what frortt
mv mother, and from one hand and another; but 1 dull
not for my foul ftay behind; I thought it mv duty to
myfelf with that party againft the Lord’s enemies, afl
the Lord was good to me there many ways; he cove®
my head in the day of battle, and {offered not one hai
of my head to fall to the ground, and he fuffered man)
better than me a thoufand times, to fall on all handsw
me: fo 1 thought then I held my life of him; and £
Lord brought me to the Gray-friars churc'- yard, thoull)
I came almoft naked, yet he mounted me better than e
I was before with clothes, -and wonderfully providj
for me, beyond many others. I blefs the Lord, fl
mother’s ficknefs did not keep me from Bothwel-bridJ
and when I was in the Gray-friars church-yard, I w|
threatened with death by the juftice-general, who fwcl
a great oath, that 1 ftiould die if 1 would not take tie
bond. 1 told him, as it was true, that many beta!:
than I had been hanged; but 1 was brought out of Hh
hand; and the Lord took me to the fea, and did delhK!
me from the ragings thereof, when he fuffered map)!;
better to tofe their lives. And when he laid his ha*
upon me by ficknefs, he made me to be favoured by T
my enemies; he healed me, and brought me home; an
then he called me out to hear the gotpel; for which^
defire to blefs him, and within a little while, I ftiajll
praife him for it.
The Lord was fo feen amongft his perfecuted hani-ip
ful there, that he did engage me to join with them, who .
were hazarding their lives upon the fields for him.*!
The L'fl Speech and Tefiimony
that havenotbeen caftyourfelves out of the couitT
favour, otherwile 1 declare ye fhall not get the favot
of God. tfhly. If ye will fet about fome days of humilia
tion before the Lord, and take with you your fins, an< :
the fin of crying up this clatty liberty, which is the pric i
of blood. If ye mill return to the Lord, then return
all your heart; for he is merciful and gracious, and rep ntt\
him of the evil that he threatens, neither mill he give mA'\l
to his anger. He did fo to me; I no fooner began to loi|p
to him, but he made me welcome, and put me to work
though 1 be but young, and know nothing: He was tewt:
der of me, he took me to Both wel-bridge, to own {«
caufe; and 1 had many temptations to ftay; what frortt
mv mother, and from one hand and another; but 1 dull
not for my foul ftay behind; I thought it mv duty to
myfelf with that party againft the Lord’s enemies, afl
the Lord was good to me there many ways; he cove®
my head in the day of battle, and {offered not one hai
of my head to fall to the ground, and he fuffered man)
better than me a thoufand times, to fall on all handsw
me: fo 1 thought then I held my life of him; and £
Lord brought me to the Gray-friars churc'- yard, thoull)
I came almoft naked, yet he mounted me better than e
I was before with clothes, -and wonderfully providj
for me, beyond many others. I blefs the Lord, fl
mother’s ficknefs did not keep me from Bothwel-bridJ
and when I was in the Gray-friars church-yard, I w|
threatened with death by the juftice-general, who fwcl
a great oath, that 1 ftiould die if 1 would not take tie
bond. 1 told him, as it was true, that many beta!:
than I had been hanged; but 1 was brought out of Hh
hand; and the Lord took me to the fea, and did delhK!
me from the ragings thereof, when he fuffered map)!;
better to tofe their lives. And when he laid his ha*
upon me by ficknefs, he made me to be favoured by T
my enemies; he healed me, and brought me home; an
then he called me out to hear the gotpel; for which^
defire to blefs him, and within a little while, I ftiajll
praife him for it.
The Lord was fo feen amongft his perfecuted hani-ip
ful there, that he did engage me to join with them, who .
were hazarding their lives upon the fields for him.*!
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Description | Thousands of printed books from the Antiquarian Books of Scotland collection which dates from 1641 to the 1980s. The collection consists of 14,800 books which were published in Scotland or have a Scottish connection, e.g. through the author, printer or owner. Subjects covered include sport, education, diseases, adventure, occupations, Jacobites, politics and religion. Among the 29 languages represented are English, Gaelic, Italian, French, Russian and Swedish. |
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