A sermon preached before the Queen at White-Hall on the 29th of May, 1694, being the anniversary of King Charles II, his birth and restauration by the Right Reverend Father in God, Gilbert Lord Bishop of Sarum.
THE chief design of the Anniversaries, as well as of the Rituals instituted by Moses, was to oblige the Jewish Nation frequently to reflect upon the wonderful Characters of Gods love and care of them,
THE chief Design of the Anniversaries, as well as of the Rituals instituted by Moses, was to oblige the Jewish nation frequently to reflect upon the wondered Characters of God's love and care of them,
Upon the returns of those Days, and upon the performance of many Rites, which had no clear signification in themselves, it was natural for the younger, and the more ignorant among them, to ask what the meaning of those things was? And then the Fathers and Masters of Families made them long and particular Recitals of their Deliverance out of Egypt, on the days of their Paschal Festivity, of their Station at Mount Sinai; and the Promulgation of the Law, at their Pentecost; and of their march through the Wilderness, on the Feast of Tabernacles; and with the Commemoration of those Signal Transactions, they were to mix Reflections on their Religion and Laws, their Obligations to adhere to the one,
Upon the returns of those Days, and upon the performance of many Rites, which had no clear signification in themselves, it was natural for the younger, and the more ignorant among them, to ask what the meaning of those things was? And then the Father's and Masters of Families made them long and particular Recitals of their Deliverance out of Egypt, on the days of their Paschal Festivity, of their Station At Mount Sinai; and the Promulgation of the Law, At their Pentecost; and of their march through the Wilderness, on the Feast of Tabernacles; and with the Commemoration of those Signal Transactions, they were to mix Reflections on their Religion and Laws, their Obligations to adhere to the one,
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and of their Duty to him, besides the Weekly returns of their Sabbaths, and the Monthly returns of their New-Moons. Those Festivities were of Seven or Eight days a piece:
and of their Duty to him, beside the Weekly returns of their Sabbaths, and the Monthly returns of their New moons. Those Festivities were of Seven or Eight days a piece:
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In the daily Worship of the Iews, they made use only of a small number of the Psalms, the greatest part of them being composed upon some of the eminent turns of Davids own Life:
In the daily Worship of the Iews, they made use only of a small number of the Psalms, the greatest part of them being composed upon Some of the eminent turns of Davids own Life:
This and the following Psalms, seem to have been penned for the Passeover: This carries on the Thread of Gods Providences towards their Fathers, till they came out of Egypt: The next begins at the Wonders wrought in the Red-Sea, to which he adds a lively Recital of their Ingratitude, Disobedience, and frequent Murmurings:
This and the following Psalms, seem to have been penned for the Passover: This carries on the Thread of God's Providences towards their Father's, till they Come out of Egypt: The next begins At the Wonders wrought in the Red sea, to which he adds a lively Recital of their Ingratitude, Disobedience, and frequent Murmurings:
Both these Psalms are introduced and ended with such elevating Expressions, that could not but very much affect the Israelites, as oft as they repeated them,
Both these Psalms Are introduced and ended with such elevating Expressions, that could not but very much affect the Israelites, as oft as they repeated them,
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but there may perhaps be too much nicety in this, for as both the Words seem to relate to Miracles, the History here related to being one continued Scene of Miracles, so it is an ordinary piece of Beauty in Poetry, especially when it is designed for Musick, to express the same thing by different words;
but there may perhaps be too much nicety in this, for as both the Words seem to relate to Miracles, the History Here related to being one continued Scene of Miracles, so it is an ordinary piece of Beauty in Poetry, especially when it is designed for Music, to express the same thing by different words;
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But while they remembred the Miracles that God had wrought, in order to the bringing them out of Egypt, they were not to forget the Iudgments of his Mouth or Face, that is, the Laws which were delivered on Mount Sinai; first to Moses Face to Face, and to the whole Nation in that Majestick appearance, which rested on the top of the Mountain,
But while they remembered the Miracles that God had wrought, in order to the bringing them out of Egypt, they were not to forget the Judgments of his Mouth or Face, that is, the Laws which were Delivered on Mount Sinai; First to Moses Face to Face, and to the Whole nation in that Majestic appearance, which rested on the top of the Mountain,
and in that dreadful Promulgation, which did not only terrifie the Israelites, but Moses himself, who though more accustomed to Divine Manifestations did Fear and Tremble exceedingly. Iudgments being one of those words that are used promiscuously with Laws, Statutes, and Commandments, as appears through the whole 129 Psalm.
and in that dreadful Promulgation, which did not only terrify the Israelites, but Moses himself, who though more accustomed to Divine Manifestations did fear and Tremble exceedingly. Judgments being one of those words that Are used promiscuously with Laws, Statutes, and commandments, as appears through the Whole 129 Psalm.
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These words thus opened, do plainly lead us to consider the right end, and true use of Anniversaries, which is to have the Impressions of Gods governing the World infixed deeply upon us;
These words thus opened, do plainly led us to Consider the right end, and true use of Anniversaries, which is to have the Impressions of God's governing the World infixed deeply upon us;
and to oblige us to suitable returns, then by a higher Parity of Reason, we ought to raise our minds to a very frequent revolving of those great and unvaluable Blessings, that have in so distinguisht a manner, been now for many years the happy Lot of this Church and Nation. An• as every Man will find in the Series of his own small concerns, much matter of Reflection and Praise,
and to oblige us to suitable returns, then by a higher Parity of Reason, we ought to raise our minds to a very frequent revolving of those great and unvaluable Blessings, that have in so distinguished a manner, been now for many Years the happy Lot of this Church and nation. An• as every Man will find in the Series of his own small concerns, much matter of Reflection and Praise,
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when he considers that watchful Providence that has hovered over him, that has by an indiscernable conduct, carried him by many Dangers, which he seemed to be courting,
when he considers that watchful Providence that has hovered over him, that has by an indiscernible conduct, carried him by many Dangers, which he seemed to be courting,
Often dangers being past before we were so much as aware of them. The good things that we receive, come to us often very unexpectedly, by unpromising means,
Often dangers being passed before we were so much as aware of them. The good things that we receive, come to us often very unexpectedly, by unpromising means,
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In short, every Man, who does attentively and gratefully observe the Methods of Providence towards him, will be soon able to furnish himself with much matter of Meditation here:
In short, every Man, who does attentively and gratefully observe the Methods of Providence towards him, will be soon able to furnish himself with much matter of Meditation Here:
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But I am now upon a more general Subject, of considering the Reflections that we ought to make on those Blessings, that come down upon greater Bodies in common;
But I am now upon a more general Subject, of considering the Reflections that we ought to make on those Blessings, that come down upon greater Bodies in Common;
but every man is capable of thought enough upon this head, to beget in him a sense of the power and wisdom, the justice and goodness of God, in the Government of the World.
but every man is capable of Thought enough upon this head, to beget in him a sense of the power and Wisdom, the Justice and Goodness of God, in the Government of the World.
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and as this sort of exercise is within every mans reach, so it has not in it that irksomness that hangs often upon other duties, such as publick or private worship, the sorrowings of repentance, or earnestness in prayer:
and as this sort of exercise is within every men reach, so it has not in it that irksomeness that hangs often upon other duties, such as public or private worship, the sorrowings of Repentance, or earnestness in prayer:
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All History, especially what is secret and instructing, is pleasant, but most of all are such Remarks from History as represent the Church and Kingdom to which we belong as the special Subjects of a favourable Providence.
All History, especially what is secret and instructing, is pleasant, but most of all Are such Remarks from History as represent the Church and Kingdom to which we belong as the special Subject's of a favourable Providence.
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but even this bias upon us, to carry our Observations further then things will bear, makes it out, that such Meditations are exercises that give much more pleasure than pain.
but even this bias upon us, to carry our Observations further then things will bear, makes it out, that such Meditations Are exercises that give much more pleasure than pain.
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and our love to God would be much blunted, if we brought our selves once to think, that all things go in a chain, that there are no special directions in the conduct of this World;
and our love to God would be much blunted, if we brought our selves once to think, that all things go in a chain, that there Are no special directions in the conduct of this World;
We should either have the black Cloud of hard fate hang over us, or be in the constant fears of the next bad chance, which might in a minute throw down all that former good ones had built up.
We should either have the black Cloud of hard fate hang over us, or be in the constant fears of the next bad chance, which might in a minute throw down all that former good ones had built up.
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whereas he who believes that all things are directed by infinite wisdom and goodness, receives the good things that fall to him with a particular tenderness;
whereas he who believes that all things Are directed by infinite Wisdom and Goodness, receives the good things that fallen to him with a particular tenderness;
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To all this, that demonstrates how much a happier thing it is for Mankind to be under the belief of Providence then otherwise, I will only add one consideration that wise men have observed in many different Ages and Climates of the World;
To all this, that demonstrates how much a Happier thing it is for Mankind to be under the belief of Providence then otherwise, I will only add one consideration that wise men have observed in many different Ages and Climates of the World;
A great Impetus and Fermentation works powerfully for a while, and then goes off, without any visible cause that appears, either for its beginning or for its ending.
A great Impetus and Fermentation works powerfully for a while, and then Goes off, without any visible cause that appears, either for its beginning or for its ending.
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and the extraordinary heat and giddiness that spread it self over these Nations in the beginning of the wars, was not more amazing than the calm conclusion in which they ended at last, which is the blessing that we do now commemorate,
and the extraordinary heat and giddiness that spread it self over these nations in the beginning of the wars, was not more amazing than the Cam conclusion in which they ended At last, which is the blessing that we do now commemorate,
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But as the Iews did at the Paschal Solemnity carry back the recapitulation of their deliverance out of Egypt, to God's first calling Abraham out of the Land of the Caldeans, so that we may make fuller and clearer reflections on the blessings of God to this Church and Nation, in the protection and prosperity of the Royal Family, and that in the same view, we may observe those extraordinary steps of Providence, that have appeared both towards the Crown and the Reformation,
But as the Iews did At the Paschal Solemnity carry back the recapitulation of their deliverance out of Egypt, to God's First calling Abraham out of the Land of the Chaldaeans, so that we may make fuller and clearer reflections on the blessings of God to this Church and nation, in the protection and Prosperity of the Royal Family, and that in the same view, we may observe those extraordinary steps of Providence, that have appeared both towards the Crown and the Reformation,
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The best part of the Soil, and much of the Wealth and Treasure of the Kingdom, were at the disposal of a Body that claimed to be Independent on the Crown; and were subject to a severe Master, at whose Mercy our Kings Reigned,
The best part of the Soil, and much of the Wealth and Treasure of the Kingdom, were At the disposal of a Body that claimed to be Independent on the Crown; and were Subject to a severe Master, At whose Mercy our Kings Reigned,
and governed their Subjects; and were frequently put into great Convulsions, when they seemed to break in upon an Authority that pretended to be Sacred, and on that score justified its being so tender of all its Usurpations.
and governed their Subject's; and were frequently put into great Convulsions, when they seemed to break in upon an authority that pretended to be Sacred, and on that score justified its being so tender of all its Usurpations.
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A High-spirited King arose, who together with his People, were resolved to bear no longer with that Diminution of the Security and Dignity of this Imperial Crown: The Importance of that Word, as it is used in our Laws, having no Relation to our Constitution at home,
A High-spirited King arose, who together with his People, were resolved to bear no longer with that Diminution of the Security and Dignity of this Imperial Crown: The Importance of that Word, as it is used in our Laws, having no Relation to our Constitution At home,
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as some have vainly imagined, it signifying only, that this was a compleat Government within it self, having no dependance on any Forreign Authority whatsoever.
as Some have vainly imagined, it signifying only, that this was a complete Government within it self, having no dependence on any Foreign authority whatsoever.
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That King though often threatned with Invasion and Rebellion, and though he had drawn upon himself the Fury and Revenges of a vast multitude of Implacable Wasps, whom he had stirred out of their Nests, yet escaped all dangers,
That King though often threatened with Invasion and Rebellion, and though he had drawn upon himself the Fury and Revenges of a vast multitude of Implacable Wasps, whom he had stirred out of their Nests, yet escaped all dangers,
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He removed the Rubbish, and so made way for that which he could not have promo•ed himself, being still deeply tinctured with his first Impressions and Engagements.
He removed the Rubbish, and so made Way for that which he could not have promo•ed himself, being still deeply tinctured with his First Impressions and Engagements.
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As the first part of that great Work was so far advanced by a King, whom nature had fitted for a performance that required a Man of no ordinary Genius: So a young Prince succeeded, who had every thing in him that was Great and Promising, far beyond his years.
As the First part of that great Work was so Far advanced by a King, whom nature had fitted for a performance that required a Man of no ordinary Genius: So a young Prince succeeded, who had every thing in him that was Great and Promising, Far beyond his Years.
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In his Reign our Reformation was perfected, but while some went into that good design upon True and Noble Principles, there was a mixed multitude that came in for a share of the Spoil, and were a Reproach to that which they seemed to promote: One bad Man in particular, who at his Death professed that he had all the while adhered to his old perswasions,
In his Reign our Reformation was perfected, but while Some went into that good Design upon True and Noble Principles, there was a mixed multitude that Come in for a share of the Spoil, and were a Reproach to that which they seemed to promote: One bad Man in particular, who At his Death professed that he had all the while adhered to his old persuasions,
The good Men of that time, did look for a terrible Catastraphe: They did not think that God would suffer his House to be built up by such defiled Hands, or bless such a corrupted Scene, with the continuance of so good a King, the Iosias of this Church.
The good Men of that time, did look for a terrible Catastrophe: They did not think that God would suffer his House to be built up by such defiled Hands, or bless such a corrupted Scene, with the Continuance of so good a King, the Iosias of this Church.
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but when it was like to have spread it self over the rest of Europe, and that the two Crowns being under the Ministry of two Cardinals, both designing to extirpate the Reformation, were coming into a Peace, that so they might be at leasure for such bloody work at home;
but when it was like to have spread it self over the rest of Europe, and that the two Crowns being under the Ministry of two Cardinals, both designing to extirpate the Reformation, were coming into a Peace, that so they might be At leisure for such bloody work At home;
Things lookt often so cloudy, whilst the greatest power, and the vastest Treasure of Europe, was engaged with an unrelenting fury on the other side, that for about twenty years together, the wise Ministry of that Reign were every year looking for a fatal Revolution:
Things looked often so cloudy, while the greatest power, and the vastest Treasure of Europe, was engaged with an unrelenting fury on the other side, that for about twenty Years together, the wise Ministry of that Reign were every year looking for a fatal Revolution:
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At last God by blasting all their designs, both open and secret, and chiefly the last and greatest Attempt of the boasted Invincible Armada, did secure that Queen, and Establish this Church; and by her Protection and Influence, several Forreign Churches were also Formed and Established,
At last God by blasting all their designs, both open and secret, and chiefly the last and greatest Attempt of the boasted Invincible Armada, did secure that Queen, and Establish this Church; and by her Protection and Influence, several Foreign Churches were also Formed and Established,
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The blessings both of Heaven and Earth meeting together in that Celebrated Reign. What was wanting to Compleat the Happiness of this Nation was brought about in the next, in which the whole Island was brought under the same Head: And the Northern parts which had been formerly Scenes of War and Desolation, uncultivated and ill peopled, became the quiet Seats of Tillage and Industry;
The blessings both of Heaven and Earth meeting together in that Celebrated Reign. What was wanting to Complete the Happiness of this nation was brought about in the next, in which the Whole Island was brought under the same Head: And the Northern parts which had been formerly Scenes of War and Desolation, uncultivated and ill peopled, became the quiet Seats of Tillage and Industry;
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The longest period that we find marked in the old Testament, of the quiet of the people of Israel. Nor can we easily assign the like period in any History, of such an entire and long continued peace:
The longest Period that we find marked in the old Testament, of the quiet of the people of Israel. Nor can we Easily assign the like Period in any History, of such an entire and long continued peace:
But while God protected us from our Enemies, yet when we had corrupted our ways before him, he delivered us up to our selves, to be plagued by our own Follies, and they proved severe punishments.
But while God protected us from our Enemies, yet when we had corrupted our ways before him, he Delivered us up to our selves, to be plagued by our own Follies, and they proved severe punishments.
Our Confusion lasted long, and the Scenes shifted so oft, that at last men found no known Constitution, no Precedent either at home or abroad, that could fit us:
Our Confusion lasted long, and the Scenes shifted so oft, that At last men found no known Constitution, no Precedent either At home or abroad, that could fit us:
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and without which it could not be supported a few years, even tho a resolute and victorious Army, that was deeply engaged both by Principle and Interest, endeavoured to fix it upon another bottom.
and without which it could not be supported a few Years, even though a resolute and victorious Army, that was deeply engaged both by Principle and Interest, endeavoured to fix it upon Another bottom.
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The Tide turned, and how strangely soever mens Passions and Humours wrought against it, yet nothing could withstand the united desires of the whole Nation, that called aloud for bringing back the King. This no doubt has been,
The Tide turned, and how strangely soever men's Passion and Humours wrought against it, yet nothing could withstand the united Desires of the Whole nation, that called aloud for bringing back the King. This no doubt has been,
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and to make all to consider, how hard it is even by Force and with Success, to work a Nation off from its antient and known Government, to new Models and airey Speculations.
and to make all to Consider, how hard it is even by Force and with Success, to work a nation off from its ancient and known Government, to new Models and airy Speculations.
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The great and free range that Enthusiam then had, the multiplicity as well as the extravagance of the Sects that sprung up among us, in those day of Confusion and Violence, the wild Notions as well as the ungoverned practices of the several parties, their mutual animosities,
The great and free range that Enthusiam then had, the Multiplicity as well as the extravagance of the Sects that sprung up among us, in those day of Confusion and Violence, the wild Notions as well as the ungoverned practices of the several parties, their mutual animosities,
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and the gross hypocrisie that run too visibly through the greatest numbers of them, did contribute not a little to bring the Nation back to love Decency and Order in sacred matters:
and the gross hypocrisy that run too visibly through the greatest numbers of them, did contribute not a little to bring the nation back to love Decency and Order in sacred matters:
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and many, who perhaps formerly disliked our publick Establishment, having exceptions that seemed plausible to some particulars in it, came afterwards to see how mischievous it was to bring men once off from rule and order, and to give such scope to humour and fancy:
and many, who perhaps formerly disliked our public Establishment, having exceptions that seemed plausible to Some particulars in it, Come afterwards to see how mischievous it was to bring men once off from Rule and order, and to give such scope to humour and fancy:
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and thus we may conclude that the Essay, which was made then to new model both Church and State, how fatal soever it proved to those who were run down in the struggle,
and thus we may conclude that the Essay, which was made then to new model both Church and State, how fatal soever it proved to those who were run down in the struggle,
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Two things were also very eminently remarkable in the whole course of our disorders, the one was, that the very Party which of all others was the most concerned to new cast the Nation into the old model,
Two things were also very eminently remarkable in the Whole course of our disorders, the one was, that the very Party which of all Others was the most concerned to new cast the nation into the old model,
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since they of all others needed a pardon most to cover them from Sacred and Royal Blood, besides many other lesser crimes, which lay upon them, they had also divided among themselves the spoils of the Crown, and of the Church, to which they could have no title founded in Law, without an authority, with which our Constitution did agree:
since they of all Others needed a pardon most to cover them from Sacred and Royal Blood, beside many other lesser crimes, which lay upon them, they had also divided among themselves the spoils of the Crown, and of the Church, to which they could have no title founded in Law, without an Authority, with which our Constitution did agree:
for so sacred is our frame, that the very shadow of it, has a great operation in Law, and had they agreed to have set up their Idol King, this would have gone so far ▪ both to have indemnified their persons,
for so sacred is our frame, that the very shadow of it, has a great operation in Law, and had they agreed to have Set up their Idol King, this would have gone so Far ▪ both to have indemnified their Persons,
they expiated their crimes with their own Blood, and so the Land was purged: and what had been unjustly acquired, was most justly restored back to the true owners again.
they expiated their crimes with their own Blood, and so the Land was purged: and what had been unjustly acquired, was most justly restored back to the true owners again.
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and the worst of Enemies. All Europe was so deeply engaged in a long and cruel War, that it was not in the power of our neighbours to take advantage either from the feebleness that our distractions threw us into,
and the worst of Enemies. All Europe was so deeply engaged in a long and cruel War, that it was not in the power of our neighbours to take advantage either from the feebleness that our distractions threw us into,
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or from the necessities of the weak and unfortunate side, and so to come in for a share of the spoil, which is commonly all, that Auxiliary forces design on such occasions.
or from the necessities of the weak and unfortunate side, and so to come in for a share of the spoil, which is commonly all, that Auxiliary forces Design on such occasions.
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when an Enthusiastical and Cruel Spirit was in the Ascendant, which probably if it had not then been effectually mastred, had burst forth into very dismal extravagancies.
when an Enthusiastical and Cruel Spirit was in the Ascendant, which probably if it had not then been effectually mastered, had burst forth into very dismal extravagancies.
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but as our distractions at home were in their heighest Fermentation, the state of affairs abroad changed so considerably, by the Peace that was made between the two Crowns, that then it was highly probable, Foreigners might have thrust themselves into our affairs:
but as our distractions At home were in their highest Fermentation, the state of affairs abroad changed so considerably, by the Peace that was made between the two Crowns, that then it was highly probable, Foreigners might have thrust themselves into our affairs:
It appears to have been the settled opinion of a great Cardinal, and a Chief Minister at that time, that when the War was quite ended, both Crowns should have concurred to the reestabliment of the Royal family;
It appears to have been the settled opinion of a great Cardinal, and a Chief Minister At that time, that when the War was quite ended, both Crowns should have concurred to the reestabliment of the Royal family;
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However it is most likely, that upon the lessening of the Forces on both sides, that followed upon the Peace, the late King might have received such a powerful assistance of men of fortune, that he might have invaded, or rather come into his Kingdom with a foreign force.
However it is most likely, that upon the lessening of the Forces on both sides, that followed upon the Peace, the late King might have received such a powerful assistance of men of fortune, that he might have invaded, or rather come into his Kingdom with a foreign force.
so he would have been much in their power, and might have come under the odious name of a Conqueror, which might have rendred his Government both severe and hateful;
so he would have been much in their power, and might have come under the odious name of a Conqueror, which might have rendered his Government both severe and hateful;
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It was therefore no inconsiderable part of the deliverance of this day, that it was brought about in such a manner, that the King owed it entirely under God, to the duty and affections of his own Subjects, without any others pretending to have the least share in it;
It was Therefore no inconsiderable part of the deliverance of this day, that it was brought about in such a manner, that the King owed it entirely under God, to the duty and affections of his own Subject's, without any Others pretending to have the least share in it;
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because they had so chearfully returned to it with relation to the Crown: and of all others he had the least ob•igation on him, to his next neighbours,
Because they had so cheerfully returned to it with Relation to the Crown: and of all Others he had the least ob•igation on him, to his next neighbours,
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As this blessing was procured to us immediately, by a management at home, so the calm and the unanimity, with which it was brought about, had such a stamp of the goodness and mercy of Providence in it,
As this blessing was procured to us immediately, by a management At home, so the Cam and the unanimity, with which it was brought about, had such a stamp of the Goodness and mercy of Providence in it,
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Those who know the transactions of that time, cannot reflect without amazement, on the unaccountable change of the dispositions of the Nation towards the Royal Family, that happened from the year 1640, to the year 1660. And all this was brought about by a turn over the whole Nation.
Those who know the transactions of that time, cannot reflect without amazement, on the unaccountable change of the dispositions of the nation towards the Royal Family, that happened from the year 1640, to the year 1660. And all this was brought about by a turn over the Whole nation.
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and the the Mistrust and Jealousie of others had sowed among them, that none of those men of might found their hands, but seemed to be cast into a dead sleep. So great an Army,
and the the Mistrust and Jealousy of Others had sowed among them, that none of those men of might found their hands, but seemed to be cast into a dead sleep. So great an Army,
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but so little Concert and Union, so little Method and Order, appeared in all those motions, that they only served to promote that which they were affraid of:
but so little Concert and union, so little Method and Order, appeared in all those motions, that they only served to promote that which they were afraid of:
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So that the giddiness with which they were struck, and their want of Council and Spirit, upon so great an occasion, was a greater indication of an over-ruling Providence,
So that the giddiness with which they were struck, and their want of Council and Spirit, upon so great an occasion, was a greater indication of an overruling Providence,
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had not God taken from them at once, both Head, Heart, and Hand: and thus when we observe all the Methods of the Providence of God, in bringing this about, we must adore the Wisdom,
had not God taken from them At once, both Head, Heart, and Hand: and thus when we observe all the Methods of the Providence of God, in bringing this about, we must adore the Wisdom,
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And how little soever, many may either apprehend or value the blessing of a legal Government, tempered between the extreams of lawless Tyranny on the one hand,
And how little soever, many may either apprehend or valve the blessing of a Legal Government, tempered between the extremes of lawless Tyranny on the one hand,
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and of wild and Enthusiastical Frensies, on the other, yet they must conclude that in this respect we were restored at that time to a Government that is much the happiest of any now in the World,
and of wild and Enthusiastical Frenzies, on the other, yet they must conclude that in this respect we were restored At that time to a Government that is much the Happiest of any now in the World,
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so we ought not to forget the Iudgments of his mouth, his Laws and his Gospel: that are the much greatest of all his blessing, that render all other things to be blessings indeed to us;
so we ought not to forget the Judgments of his Mouth, his Laws and his Gospel: that Are the much greatest of all his blessing, that render all other things to be blessings indeed to us;
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For as the Psalm ends, all Gods mercies to the Jewish Nation, were given them, on this design that they might observe his Statutes, and keep his Laws;
For as the Psalm ends, all God's Mercies to the Jewish nation, were given them, on this Design that they might observe his Statutes, and keep his Laws;
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so what answers to this among us, but is indeed a great many sizes beyond it, is the purity of the Christian Religion, which we have now enjoyed above an Age and a half, with advantages beyond any Church under Heaven,
so what answers to this among us, but is indeed a great many sizes beyond it, is the purity of the Christian Religion, which we have now enjoyed above an Age and a half, with advantages beyond any Church under Heaven,
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England is more encreased at home and abroad, in the Soil cultivated at home, and in the Colonies sent abroad, in the numbers of the people, in Force and Shipping, in Wealth at home,
England is more increased At home and abroad, in the Soil cultivated At home, and in the Colonies sent abroad, in the numbers of the people, in Force and Shipping, in Wealth At home,
All this put together ought to make us consider the great value of that unspeakable blessing which God is so signally recommending to us, by those happy Providences which accompany it.
All this put together ought to make us Consider the great valve of that unspeakable blessing which God is so signally recommending to us, by those happy Providences which accompany it.
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and whatever advantages the Iews had reason to reckon themselves under, by their Laws, beyond the Nations round about them, these will appear to belong much more eminently to us,
and whatever advantages the Iews had reason to reckon themselves under, by their Laws, beyond the nations round about them, these will appear to belong much more eminently to us,
they had Images and Statues to resemble the Divinity, and believed, that a company of extravagant rites, had in them, by the Charms they used with them, strange and sublime vertues.
they had Images and Statues to resemble the Divinity, and believed, that a company of extravagant Rites, had in them, by the Charms they used with them, strange and sublime Virtues.
How happy then might the Iews reckon themselves, who saw through all those vain imaginations, and knew that there was but one only God, the supream Lord of all things;
How happy then might the Iews reckon themselves, who saw through all those vain Imaginations, and knew that there was but one only God, the supreme Lord of all things;
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Now if these Characters of the Heathenish and Jewish Religion are applied to the present State of Christendom, it will appear that we have the same reason to value our Religion, that the Iews had to value theirs.
Now if these Characters of the Heathenish and Jewish Religion Are applied to the present State of Christendom, it will appear that we have the same reason to valve our Religion, that the Iews had to valve theirs.
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Many created beings have all the acts of worship, such as Prayers, Praises, Incence burnt, bodily adoration, Churches built, Sacraments used for their honour;
Many created beings have all the acts of worship, such as Prayers, Praises, Incense burned, bodily adoration, Churches built, Sacraments used for their honour;
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All those pretended vertues, that by their benedictions they give out, that they put on holy water, Agnus Dei's, with all the train of those consecrated things, with which they entertain the credulity and the misled Devotion of their People, is either Imposture, or Charm.
All those pretended Virtues, that by their benedictions they give out, that they put on holy water, Agnus Dei's, with all the train of those consecrated things, with which they entertain the credulity and the misled Devotion of their People, is either Imposture, or Charm.
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In the cost of these, and of the other invented parts of worship, particularly their Processions, another rite of heathenism, there is no measure put to the Pomp and Magnificence with which they study to adorn them.
In the cost of these, and of the other invented parts of worship, particularly their Procession, Another rite of heathenism, there is no measure put to the Pomp and Magnificence with which they study to adorn them.
Another Consideration, on which the Iews had just reason to value their Religion, was because it was fixed and stated, in the Books of Moses: no additions could b• made to it,
another Consideration, on which the Iews had just reason to valve their Religion, was Because it was fixed and stated, in the Books of Moses: no additions could b• made to it,
when a man must believe a blank, and the Church has the filling up that blank: and when the more implicit and blind men are in their Faith, they are thereby esteemed the truer Sons of the Church, which will have none enquire into what she dictates. nor dispute her commands:
when a man must believe a blank, and the Church has the filling up that blank: and when the more implicit and blind men Are in their Faith, they Are thereby esteemed the truer Sons of the Church, which will have none inquire into what she dictates. nor dispute her commands:
Whereas in ours, the Officers of the Church are only considered as men appointed to minister in holy things, to serve and instruct the people, in the things of God, without being the Masters of their Faith and Conscience, we pretend to no other authority:
Whereas in ours, the Officers of the Church Are only considered as men appointed to minister in holy things, to serve and instruct the people, in the things of God, without being the Masters of their Faith and Conscience, we pretend to no other Authority:
we teach that men must deny ungodliness and worldly lusts, and live soberly, righteously and godly, and that without holiness no man shall see the Lord:
we teach that men must deny ungodliness and worldly Lustiest, and live soberly, righteously and godly, and that without holiness no man shall see the Lord:
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In a word, the main part of our Doctrine is, to convince the world of the indispensible necessity of an universal holiness, which must first possess a mans thoughts,
In a word, the main part of our Doctrine is, to convince the world of the indispensible necessity of an universal holiness, which must First possess a men thoughts,
We flatter no men with hopes of the after-game of a Purgatory, and a redemption out of it by Masses: we make no sin to be slight or venial, nor do we teach that any duty is only a council of perfection; much less do we flatter Pride and Vanity by the Doctrines of Supererrogation: we do not pretend to supersede the obligation of loving God, or of being truly contrite for sin; nor do we teach any methods of supplying imperfect acts of Contrition, by the Sacraments, as if acts of sorrow, which of their own nature could not be accepted of God, could be supplied by the Sacraments, and so become the means of justifying those who are still in the habits of sin:
We flatter no men with hope's of the aftergame of a Purgatory, and a redemption out of it by Masses: we make no since to be slight or venial, nor do we teach that any duty is only a council of perfection; much less doe we flatter Pride and Vanity by the Doctrines of Supererogation: we do not pretend to supersede the obligation of loving God, or of being truly contrite for since; nor do we teach any methods of supplying imperfect acts of Contrition, by the Sacraments, as if acts of sorrow, which of their own nature could not be accepted of God, could be supplied by the Sacraments, and so become the means of justifying those who Are still in the habits of since:
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now when we have so fair and likely a prospect of their being setled and secured to us, of their being no more undermined among us, by the practices of disguised Enemies, by the engaging us into animosities,
now when we have so fair and likely a prospect of their being settled and secured to us, of their being no more undermined among us, by the practices of disguised Enemies, by the engaging us into animosities,
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but actually feeling, the happy effects of their Favour and Protection; then it is that we may with peculiar accents of joy, commemorate the blessing of this day.
but actually feeling, the happy effects of their Favour and Protection; then it is that we may with peculiar accents of joy, commemorate the blessing of this day.
while our Church checks the pride of her, that has so long made the earth drunk with her Sorceries, and while she animates those other bodies that were either in their last Agonies, or very near them;
while our Church Checks the pride of her, that has so long made the earth drunk with her Sorceries, and while she animates those other bodies that were either in their last Agonies, or very near them;
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then we have just reason, according to the words with which this Psalm begins, to say, O give thanks unto the Lord, call upon his name, make known his deeds among the people:
then we have just reason, according to the words with which this Psalm begins, to say, Oh give thanks unto the Lord, call upon his name, make known his Deeds among the people:
•ay their Reign be long and Glorious, that we may still have more and more reason to remember the marvellous works that God has wrought for us, by their means:
•ay their Reign be long and Glorious, that we may still have more and more reason to Remember the marvellous works that God has wrought for us, by their means:
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