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Shall his high Habitation,
even be my Dwelling-place?
And ſhall his Creatures every one	Rom, 8, 28.
make way for my ſolace?	Hoſ. 2. 18, 19.
Shall his brave Angels me ſurround,	Pſal. 34. 7.
and guard me from all ill?
O this great Mercy hath no bound?
ſing praiſes then I will.
O then, my Soul let all thy
Strength	Pſal. 103.
and Faculties each one,
Be conſecrate to God at length
for his Salvation.
Thy Time and Talent then beſtow,
his Name to Glorifie;
Who did to thee ſuch Mercy ſhow,
Praiſe Him moſt chearfulie.
But as his Mercie's great and free,	Pſal. 103. 11.
ſo doth it ſtill endure,
Moſt firm and ſure t'eternity,	Pſal. 136.
none ſhall their Soul injure.
A Woman may forgetful be	Iſai. 49. 15.
of Infants to her born;
But though ſhe would, yet will no go
me leave to be forlorn.
The Mountains may removed be:	Iſa. 54. 10.
the Day and Night may change,
The Hills be caſt into the Sea:	Psal, 46. 2.
though Heaven and Earth do rang
Yet ſure will he moſt tenderly,
his precious Saints embrace.
In ſpight of Hell, they ſhall prevai	Mat. 16. 18.
and ſee his glorious Face,
I'm graven upon his Palms, therefore	Iſa. 49. 10.
I'll not forgotten be;