Songs of Sion Set for the ioy of gods deere ones, vvho sitt here by the brookes of this vvorlds Babel, & vveepe vvhen they thinke on Hierusalem vvhich is on highe. By W. L. [i.e. William Loe] |
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The fourth speach.
The spouses speaketh.
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Yea all his acts are firme, & strongAs sett in gold most sure.
No shevve of change, but streight, & cleere
Both sound, & safe, & pure
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His mouth is as svveet things of choiceFrō vvhēce doth flovve my blysse
He is all svveet, in part, in vvhole,
And I poore soule am his.
A forraigne congregatiō speakes.
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Since then o deere such is thy loue,Shevve vs vvhere he is found,
And vve vvill seeke this loue vvith thee
In all the vvorld so round
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For nōe, but thee o church cāst himMake knowne, in vvord, in deed
O tell vs then, & vve vvill ioyne,
And he shall be our meede.
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The spouses speaketh.
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Thē sayd I to those that him soughtHe is gone dovvne to be
In beds of spice vvith soules, & saincts
That is my loue, thats he
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Yea I am his in his sweet loue,And he is mine by faith.
In spight of hell, or sinne, or shame
His vvord to me so saith.
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And both of vs are one in god,And knitt in soule, & spright
By loue most svveete, & ioy of hart
I liue still in his sight.
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