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7. without thee my Throne is unstable, my Seat unsure, my Kingdom tottering, my Life uncertain--I see all things in this Life subject to mutability, nothing to continue still at one stay, but fear and trembling, Hunger & thirst. Cold & Heat, Weakness and Faintness, Sorrow and Sickness, doth ever more oppress mankind. I hear how Oft times untimely Death doth carry away the mightiest and greatest personages. I have learned out of thy Holy Word that horrible Judgement is nigh unto them which walk not after thy will, and the mighty swerving from they Law shall be mightily tormented. Therefore since all things in this World both Heaven and Earth shall pass and perish, and thy Word alone
