Then let them know, that would enjoy The firme fruition, Of his Sweet presence, he will stay With single hearts alone, Who but their former mate, Doe quite exterminate: With all things that defile They that are Christs, truly, The Flesh do Crucifie With its affections vile Gal. 5. Then grounds of truth are sought New Principles are wrought Of grace and holinesse, Which plantings of the heart Will spring in every part, And so it selfe expresse. Then shall the Soul like morning bright Vnto her Lord appeare, Can. 6.10 And as the Moone when full of Light So fayr is she and cleare, With that inherent grace Thats darted from the Face Of Christ, that Sunne divine, Which hath a purging power Corruption to devour, And Conscience to refine; Perfection thus begun As pure as the Sonne, The Soul shall be likewise With that great Blessednesse, Imputed Righteoussenesse Which freely Justifies. They that are thus compleat with Grace And know that they are so, For Glory must set Sayle apace Whilst wind doth fitly blow, Now is the tide of Love, Now doth the Angell move; If that there be defect That Soul which sin doth wound, Here now is healing found, If she no time neglect; To whom shall be reveald What erst hath been conceald, When brought unto that Light, Which in the Soul doth shine When he thats most divine, Declares his presence bright. Then he will his beloved shew The reason wherefore she Is seated in a place so low, Not from all troubles free; And wherefore they do thrive That wicked works contrive; Christ telleth his also For who as friends he takes He of his Councell makes, And they shall secrets know: Iohn 15.15 Such need not pine with cares Seeing all things are theirs, If they are Christs indeed; Cor. 3.21. Therefore let such confesse They are not comfortlesse, Nor left in time of Need. A Song shewing the Mercies of God to his people, by interlacing cordiall Comforts with fatherly Chastisments. As in the time of Winter The Earth doth fruitlesse and barren lie, Till the Sun his course doth run Through Aries, Taurus, Gemini; Then he repayres what Cold did decay, Drawing superfluous moistures away, And by his luster, together with showers, The Earth becoms fruitful & plesant with flowers That what in winter seemed dead, Thereby the Sun is life discovered.