For truly the entire magnificence of that consisted in corrupt things, in gold and silver, in carved stone, and in a variety of woods; but the whole beauty of this resteth in the adornment of an agreeable conversation, in the godly devotion of its inmates, and their beautifully ordered mode of life.

I carefull wretche what resteth me?

false hope, Now ruthful, wretched king, what resteth thee?

Now resteth it that I discharge mine oath, To see th'unhappy lovers and the king Laid in one tomb.

And then our Lord said to Moses: There resteth now but one plague and vengeance, and after that he shall let you go.

"He neither shall be rocked In silver nor in gold, But in a wooden manger That resteth on the mould.

Where all night the storm was drifting, Whiteness resteth silently!

This ceremony being ended, the captaine resteth in Medina two dayes, to the end the pilgrims may finish their deuotion and ceremonies: and after they depart to Iambor.

I am now advertised (said Luther) that a new astrologer is risen, who presumeth to prove that the earth moveth and goeth about, not the firmament, the sun and moon, nor the stars; like as when one who sitteth in a coach or in a ship and is moved, thinketh he sitteth still and resteth, but the earth and the trees go, run, and move themselves.

It resteth thus; whether she live or dye, She is your Beades-man everlastinglie.

She was often "hasty in her spirit to be angry;" forgetting that the wise Solomon says, "Anger resteth in the bosom of fools;" and that a greater than Solomon had commanded her to forgive, as she would be forgiven.

And now she was left to be as a mother to the helpless child, for she knew not if she had another friend; and all that she had heard of the mother's history was recorded on the humble stone which she placed over her grave: "Here resteth the body of Isabella Morton, widow of Captain Morton; she died amongst us a stranger, but beloved."

How brittle, alas! 'Tis hollow, and resteth never.

He is the King of truth, He resteth upon truth, He fashioneth truth, and He executeth truth throughout all the world.

His body is like the air, heaven resteth upon His head, and the new inundation [of the Nile] containeth His form.

Thou risest in heaven's horizon, and thy disk is adored when it resteth upon the mountain to give life unto the world.

She comes to Christ for mercy, He repelleth her, reproacheth her, tells her she is a dog; she confesseth her baseness, is not discouraged for all that, but still resteth upon the goodness and mercy of Christ, and is mightily resolved to have mercy whatsoever befalleth her.

All asceticism resteth in thee, and thou too art the embodiment of all sacrifices, and the eternal one!

On thee resteth a great burden.

Separated from her, that wretch wandered about oppressed with woe, and burning with grief he resteth not by day or night.

A son is free and willing, a servant is compelled and unwilling; a son liveth and resteth in faith, a servant in works.

He knoweth no better, he is satisfied therewith; there he sleepeth and resteth.

4. Every man hath his own particular way to which he turneth, Isaiah liii, 6; some one thing or other that he is pleased with, and that he thinks will abundantly carry him through, and there resteth he; and what these ordinarily are, we shall hear presently.

For you haue many now adaies, and also heeretofore many writers haue bene abused, as well by vntrue reports as by illusion and practises of confederacy, & legerdemaine, &c. Sometimes imputing to words that which resteth in nature, and sometimes to the nature of the thing that which proceedeth of fraud and deception of sight.

Darkness again the wood investeth, The moon midst clouds is seen to sail, And once more on the margin resteth