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For in this temptation he showeth himself such as the prophet nameth him, "the midday devil," so lightsomely can he be seen with the eye of the faithful soul, by his fierce furious assault and incursion.
This is the thing which I have spoken unto Pharaoh: what God is about to do he showeth unto Pharaoh.
The Apostle only showeth that he should be excommunicate, but referreth the giving of sentence and judgment upon him to the Corinthians; for he saith not that the Corinthians, being gathered together, should declare or witness that such an one was delivered to Satan by Paul’s own power and authority, but that they themselves should deliver him to Satan, ver. 4, 5.
His telling of the beasts' joyfulness, and hills leaping, but a heavenly poesy: wherein almost he showeth himself a passionate lover of that unspeakable and everlasting beauty to be seen by the eyes of the mind, only cleared by faith?
Albeit, Chrysostom and other ecclesiastical writers use the word cheirotonia for ordination and imposition of hands, yet when they take it in this sense, they speak it figuratively and synecdochically, as Junius showeth.
His rising, therefore, from the dead the third day doth nothing invalidate his sufferings, but rather showeth the power of his merit. And here I would ask a question, Had Christ Jesus been more the object of faith, if weakness and endless infirmity had kept him under the curse, than by rising again from the dead; want of merit causing the one, sufficiency thereof causing the other? Seventh.
'We mud as well mak' most o' life if we're booked for t'other shop, though mine's a warm un i' this world, as yo' all know. 'It is not of him that willeth nor of him that runneth, but of God that showeth mercy, said Amos, in solemn tones. And the whistle sounded for the renewal of work, and the men dispersed.
"Thou knowest, therefore, that to turn the arras the backward way showeth not the pattern. The colours are all mixed out of proportion, as the fastenings run in and out. So our life is in this world.
"Peradventure not me," said Cromwell, "or thou wilt tempt me to knock thy teeth out. I ever distrust a man when he speaks after another fashion from his own." "Zounds! let me speak to an end," answered Pearson, "and I will speak in what language your Excellency will." "Thy zounds, friend," said Oliver, "showeth little of grace, but much of sincerity. Go to then thou knowest I love and trust thee.
He is worth looking at as he stands on the threshold, almost filling the doorway with his large and muscular frame. He had a hearty, ruddy, English look, a frank and honest expression in his light blue eyes, and an impulsiveness of manner that indicated a temper That carries anger as the flint bears fire, Which much enforced, showeth a hasty spark, And straight is cold again.
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