Chapter 652 of 1261

IV. This charge is delivered in a very solemn manner

IV. This charge is delivered in a very solemn manner

IV. This charge is delivered in a very solemn manner

"I adjure you[3933], " or "I put you to your oath, I make you swear," as the word signifies, that when you find him, you will tell him what I have said to you; I have given you your oath to do it: and now as you will answer it before God, in whose name and presence you have taken it, that you will carefully observe what I say to you, and faithfully deliver the message; if you have any regard to this solemn oath you have taken, or any love to me, I beg you will tell him that I am sick of love. She delivers herself in this solemn manner, not only to show the strength of her love to him, and that she was hearty and sincere in her search and inquiries after him: but also that she was serious in what she said to them, and would have them be serious, diligent, and faithful in telling her case to Christ. The answer returned by them, is as follows.

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