Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ...

PREPARATIONand magnifie His miraculous hand in their prefcrvationandfuppoit,butalfoflirre up others to relywholly upon that mighty Lord, that neverdid, or ever will faile orforfake any that put theirThe Parts of truft in Him. In the fcven firft Verfcs.the ChapcrSecondly,An Infimtion^or Injiru Bion^ How thegodly fhould carrie themfelves in the time of croffesandchaftifementsjand what difference there ris betweenethem and the gracelefTe in fuch Cafes.From Ver.y. to the end.In the firft Part we may take notice, and intoour confiderationthefe three Points.I. Provifion of a comfortable Seng for thepeople to carrie withthem5asit were into Captivity,and the fiery Triall 3that in themidft of theirprcfTuresthey might beeafedand refrefli'd with aconccipt, that the Day would come, wherein theyfhould joyfully fiiig the fong of enlargement andfalvationjVer.i.Though when they fate dervneif the rivers of Bahjlon, their hearts would not(erve thcmtoiingany Songofzion^ but fellafunderin their brcfts like drops of water, yet aflTured-Hmforrvttts ly, all Go D s faithfull Ones, who believed Hisare (weetned.prophet and Promifes, would in the meane timefecrctly fwceten their forrowes and fuflfcrings,witha patient expedation of this happy Day, and heavenlymirth.2. TheSoDgitfelfe,Ver.i,2>3. Wherein weemay confider, i. The Time, when the Song fhallThe ciuTcUs be fung ; I» that Day ] which w-e may underftand,^'y- I. Hiftorically, literally, typically, of the Ifraelitesdeliverance out of Baby lon,and the miferableflavery