God's eye on the contrite: or A discourse shewing that true poverty and contrition of spirit and trembling at God's word is the infallible and only...

"THis Chapter and the foregoing contain the last and concluding Sermon of this Prophet, in the publick Audience of the Jews, or that did concern and was proposed to the General Body of that People. in which Discourse the Lord does by the Prophet declare the Removal of the Glory and of his Kingdom from them to another People: and withal mentions their particular sins, and their Obstinacy in them; for which he would thus deal with them in removing from and rejecting of them. But yet notwithstanding to evidence his Love and Faithfulness to this people that had been so near him, and that he had so graciously manifested Himself to: the Lord promises to preserve a Remnant in this calamity, whom He would follow with signal favours where ever they should be cast, and reserve to better times. In the finishing and making up of his Prophecy the Prophet intermixes many things by way of Comfort to the godly, and Threatning to the wicked under all the great Revolutions of Providence that should happen in the accomplishment of what was here fore-told. And because this people of the