and her Deliverances by Divine Providence, as the Babylonish Captivity, and the Persecution of Antiochus: Or whether it is only Gratulatory and expressive, of the Delivery and escape from the intended Bondage and Misery threatned by the Philistin and Idumean Armies, and other neighbouring Nations;
and her Deliverances by Divine Providence, as the Babylonish Captivity, and the Persecution of Antiochus: Or whither it is only Gratulatory and expressive, of the Delivery and escape from the intended Bondage and Misery threatened by the Philistines and Idumean Armies, and other neighbouring nations;
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It serving the Interest of the Christian Church, that it is a lively description of a rageing Enemy under the shape and figure of a ravenous and devouring Beast.
It serving the Interest of the Christian Church, that it is a lively description of a raging Enemy under the shape and figure of a ravenous and devouring Beast.
But the unsuccessefulness and defeat of all these approaching dangers and calamities, by the vigilant and tender eye of Providence, in the later part, The Snare is broken, and we are escaped.
But the unsuccessefulness and defeat of all these approaching dangers and calamities, by the vigilant and tender eye of Providence, in the later part, The Snare is broken, and we Are escaped.
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Two things are considerable in these words. 1. The imminent danger and misery the Church was in, by the plots and machinations of Wicked men, 2. Her miraculous and providential deliverance.
Two things Are considerable in these words. 1. The imminent danger and misery the Church was in, by the plots and machinations of Wicked men, 2. Her miraculous and providential deliverance.
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The truth and certainty of this bloody Treason is so well known and confirmed, that none besides a Romish Zealot, that hath pawn'd all his Faith upon the pretended infallible Chair,
The truth and certainty of this bloody Treason is so well known and confirmed, that none beside a Romish Zealot, that hath pawned all his Faith upon the pretended infallible Chair,
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This traiterous Design being evidenc'd from the judgement of Great and Impartial Men, who from an obscure Light, a dark Letter to my Lord Mounteagle, made it as clear as the Noon Sun, to the satisfaction of King, Lords,
This traitorous Design being evidenced from the judgement of Great and Impartial Men, who from an Obscure Light, a dark letter to my Lord Mounteagle, made it as clear as the Noon Sun, to the satisfaction of King, lords,
but Seminary Priests, from the Confession of the Principal Actors, the Evidences product, at their Arraignment, the acknowledgement of Romanists themselves;
but Seminary Priests, from the Confessi of the Principal Actors, the Evidences product, At their Arraignment, the acknowledgement of Romanists themselves;
But when one of their infallible Bishops called the Gospel, that Fable of Christ, And Luther and Beza by them must be affirmed to have died Roman Catholicks;
But when one of their infallible Bishops called the Gospel, that Fable of christ, And Luther and Beza by them must be affirmed to have died Roman Catholics;
'Tis not our business now to prove there is such a place as Rome, or the truth of this barbarous attempt, we shall only consider it in such circumstances,
It's not our business now to prove there is such a place as Rome, or the truth of this barbarous attempt, we shall only Consider it in such Circumstances,
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is this the way to cement the breach and difference? are these proper methods to confute Errors? is this the only wholesome counsel and reason to renew our repentance,
is this the Way to cement the breach and difference? Are these proper methods to confute Errors? is this the only wholesome counsel and reason to renew our Repentance,
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and make us Christians once again? is to murther and kill, to convert? is to be baptised in blood, to destroy our bodies, to bring our souls to Christ? Such ways for Conversion were utterly unknown,
and make us Christians once again? is to murder and kill, to convert? is to be baptised in blood, to destroy our bodies, to bring our Souls to christ? Such ways for Conversion were utterly unknown,
and never thought of by Saint Peter, and the first Planters of the Christian Faith, and are highly unsuitable to, and unworthy of Christ and his Religion, which became victorious,
and never Thought of by Saint Peter, and the First Planters of the Christian Faith, and Are highly unsuitable to, and unworthy of christ and his Religion, which became victorious,
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And therefore its Author, Jesus, tho solicited by his Disciples, to call down, like Elias, fire from heaven (according to his mighty power) to destroy his fiercest Adversaries, the greatest obstacle to the propagation of his Religion, rebukes and corrects them,
And Therefore its Author, jesus, though solicited by his Disciples, to call down, like Elias, fire from heaven (according to his mighty power) to destroy his Fiercest Adversaries, the greatest obstacle to the propagation of his Religion, rebukes and corrects them,
or like his Type Moses, turn the Rivers into streams of blood, but still continued delivering his Fathers Will, in safe and gentle methods, with prayers for,
or like his Type Moses, turn the rivers into streams of blood, but still continued delivering his Father's Will, in safe and gentle methods, with Prayers for,
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and read the barbarous usages of the Pagan World, we can either equal or over act them in the butcheries and Massacres of the Romish Church, that pretended mild and holy Mother:
and read the barbarous usages of the Pagan World, we can either equal or over act them in the Butcheries and Massacres of the Romish Church, that pretended mild and holy Mother:
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so numerous are the files of Martyrs, that have died under their bloody hands, that we can reckon them by as large numbers as St. John doth his Catalogue of sealed Saints, of the Tribe of Judah twelve housand.
so numerous Are the files of Martyrs, that have died under their bloody hands, that we can reckon them by as large numbers as Saint John does his Catalogue of sealed Saints, of the Tribe of Judah twelve housand.
an hundred thousand were slain, by the instigation of the tender Vicar of Christ, and the most Christian King of France. Murthered of the Albigenses and Waldenses ten hundred thousand.
an hundred thousand were slave, by the instigation of the tender Vicar of christ, and the most Christian King of France. Murdered of the Albigenses and Waldenses ten hundred thousand.
of the Spanish cruelty to the poor Americans, or the bloody persecution in Ireland, wherein an hundred thousand Protestants were murthered by Papish hands.
of the Spanish cruelty to the poor Americans, or the bloody persecution in Ireland, wherein an hundred thousand Protestants were murdered by Papish hands.
and every where so many have been, and are their cruelties, that that good Author, Mr. Mede, observes, that Papal persecutions do equalize or exceed the ten famous persecutions of the Pagan Emperours:
and every where so many have been, and Are their cruelties, that that good Author, Mr. Mede, observes, that Papal persecutions do equalise or exceed the ten famous persecutions of the Pagan emperors:
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and when they have spoke the Prologue by the murther of a worthy Person in order to as deep a Tragedy as this, our indignation must assign the Roman Bishops another Predecessor, his great Sire Romulus, who laid the Walls of Rome in his Brothers blood;
and when they have spoke the Prologue by the murder of a worthy Person in order to as deep a Tragedy as this, our Indignation must assign the Roman Bishops Another Predecessor, his great Sire Romulus, who laid the Walls of Room in his Brother's blood;
and are now become so natural to her, being establisht by her Canons and Constitutions, that we must sooner expect an instrument out of a Cutlers Shop,
and Are now become so natural to her, being established by her Canonas and Constitutions, that we must sooner expect an Instrument out of a Cutlers Shop,
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not remembring the wise mercy of that God, they say they adore, who when he reveng'd the sins of Sodom in showers of fire and brimstome, was careful least the Righteous should be swept away in the deluge:
not remembering the wise mercy of that God, they say they adore, who when he revenged the Sins of Sodom in showers of fire and Brimstone, was careful lest the Righteous should be swept away in the deluge:
Some Romanists and the Reformed, must all promiscuously fall by one common blow, to be Pattern and President hereafter of learn'd Cruelty, that they dar'd to act what others sear'd to think.
some Romanists and the Reformed, must all promiscuously fallen by one Common blow, to be Pattern and President hereafter of learned Cruelty, that they dared to act what Others seared to think.
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When Rome her self was to be baptised into Christianity, only the reason and Miracles of her great Apostles, their plainness and integrity, their constancy and resolution under persecution made the way,
When Room her self was to be baptised into Christianity, only the reason and Miracles of her great Apostles, their plainness and integrity, their constancy and resolution under persecution made the Way,
but when she her self is to reclaim onely the errors of a dissenting Sister, Conclaves and Cabals, the State-craft of all their Fraternities and Orders, the subtlety of all their Emissaries must combine together to carry on this black design:
but when she her self is to reclaim only the errors of a dissenting Sister, Conclaves and Cabals, the Statecraft of all their Fraternities and Order, the subtlety of all their Emissaries must combine together to carry on this black Design:
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How strangely is Primitive Christianity among them that pretend to be its greatest Champions and Admirers, degenerated from its first simplicity and open innocency into fraud and violence, inquisitions and disguises;
How strangely is Primitive Christianity among them that pretend to be its greatest Champions and Admirers, degenerated from its First simplicity and open innocency into fraud and violence, inquisitions and disguises;
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cunning and artifice is their faith and piety, and the Court and Ceremony their Church, and their Bishop instead of universal Pastor merits better the title of Stateholder;
cunning and artifice is their faith and piety, and the Court and Ceremony their Church, and their Bishop instead of universal Pastor merits better the title of Stateholder;
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the dreames and visions, the extasies and raptures, the miracles, and revelations, and other pious frauds, us'd and countenanc'd by the Church of Rome (who calls her self the only spouse of Christ) to drive on their secular interest, makes the Atheistical world conclude, that Jesus himself was only a great imposter,
the dreams and visions, the ecstasies and raptures, the Miracles, and revelations, and other pious frauds, used and countenanced by the Church of Room (who calls her self the only spouse of christ) to drive on their secular Interest, makes the Atheistical world conclude, that jesus himself was only a great imposter,
so clamorous their factions, their buying of voices, their seting up stales, their tearing of scrutinies, their long disagreement (as from the death of Clement the fourth, two years and more) and other slie methods, that you may say of them,
so clamorous their factions, their buying of voices, their setting up stales, their tearing of Scrutinies, their long disagreement (as from the death of Clement the fourth, two Years and more) and other sly methods, that you may say of them,
And their famous Tridentine Council, was a better demonstration of their cunning than their faith, and integerity, wherein they fancy the Spirit of God guided their pens, influenc'd their heads,
And their famous Tridentine Council, was a better demonstration of their cunning than their faith, and integerity, wherein they fancy the Spirit of God guided their pens, influenced their Heads,
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and therefore more eminent was Divine Providence, that discovered all these slie and subtle Serpents, that took them in their crasty wilyness, defeated their Counsels,
and Therefore more eminent was Divine Providence, that discovered all these sly and subtle Serpents, that took them in their Crusty wiliness, defeated their Counsels,
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To secure the peace and quiet of this Nation, and to fix Religion safe from its underminers, the Great Assembly meets, a learned and wise King (the Prince also, by them in the beginning of their Plot, concluded to be present) Nobility and Commons with their large Train and Attendants, the Flower and strength of the Nation, the Church and State engrost,
To secure the peace and quiet of this nation, and to fix Religion safe from its underminers, the Great Assembly meets, a learned and wise King (the Prince also, by them in the beginning of their Plot, concluded to be present) Nobilt and Commons with their large Train and Attendants, the Flower and strength of the nation, the Church and State engrossed,
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and enhous'd together, with their good design, stately buildings, and a Race of Kings sleeping in their Tombs, must by these Conspirators, be made an whole burnt Sacrifice,
and enhoused together, with their good Design, stately buildings, and a Raze of Kings sleeping in their Tombs, must by these Conspirators, be made an Whole burned Sacrifice,
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And this Land, that was never compleatly overcome by all the Legions and Armies of their Pagan Emperors in the space of so many years, in a moments time, might have been conquered by Romes High Priest.
And this Land, that was never completely overcome by all the Legions and Armies of their Pagan Emperor's in the Molle of so many Years, in a moments time, might have been conquered by Romes High Priest.
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therefore not by delayes but at one blow, all were to be swallowed up, and so laudable an atchievement was to be brought to effect altogether and at once.
Therefore not by delays but At one blow, all were to be swallowed up, and so laudable an Achievement was to be brought to Effect altogether and At once.
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or to embrace a Stake, to violate your Faith and Consciscience for the Romish Creed, or else Lives and Liberties, Fortunes and all the Endowments of Life must be sacrific'd;
or to embrace a Stake, to violate your Faith and Conscience for the Romish Creed, or Else Lives and Liberties, Fortune's and all the Endowments of Life must be sacrificed;
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Such hard proposals should have been the conditions of your Peace, and a severe contract it would have been to change the Religion of our Church, which we have Arguments and Reasons sufficient to confirm us, is pure, Primitive and Apostolical, into a Faith, that is but a Modern Contrivance and Innovation, begun by interest, made up of Fopperies and Falsehood,
Such hard proposals should have been the conditions of your Peace, and a severe contract it would have been to change the Religion of our Church, which we have Arguments and Reasons sufficient to confirm us, is pure, Primitive and Apostolical, into a Faith, that is but a Modern Contrivance and Innovation, begun by Interest, made up of Fopperies and Falsehood,
Such a Religion you must have had, which makes absurdities, Blasphemies and Contradictions Articles of Faith, teaching you how by vertue of Transubstantiation, you may admire the glorified Body of your Saviour above,
Such a Religion you must have had, which makes absurdities, Blasphemies and Contradictions Articles of Faith, teaching you how by virtue of Transubstantiation, you may admire the glorified Body of your Saviour above,
yet mangle it, adore, and devour it, at the same time here below, you should have been taught to make your Prayers and Addresses unto God in an unknown Tongue, whereby the dead, that sleep in the Tombs and Monuments of the Church, might have as good Devotion as the living in it,
yet mangle it, adore, and devour it, At the same time Here below, you should have been taught to make your Prayers and Addresses unto God in an unknown Tongue, whereby the dead, that sleep in the Tombs and Monuments of the Church, might have as good Devotion as the living in it,
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or if they understood any part of their Devotion, the work barely done, the nimbleness of their Lips and Fingers must satisfie for Zeal and intention of mind:
or if they understood any part of their Devotion, the work barely done, the nimbleness of their Lips and Fingers must satisfy for Zeal and intention of mind:
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Such Priests, such Temples, such Devotions you must have had, so gay, so foppish, so full of Antick Postures, Scenes and Ceremonies, that you will find little difference between Old Rome's Theatres, and New Rome's Churches.
Such Priests, such Temples, such Devotions you must have had, so gay, so foppish, so full of Antic Postures, Scenes and Ceremonies, that you will find little difference between Old Rome's Theatres, and New Rome's Churches.
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while Artificial Sighs and Customary Confessions, Pilgrimages and gentle Whippings, Pardons and Indulgences so easily obtain'd by privileg'd Altars, Agnus Dei's, hallowed Swords, Roses, Hats, Church-yards,
while Artificial Sighs and Customary Confessions, Pilgrimages and gentle Whippings, Pardons and Indulgences so Easily obtained by privileged Altars, Agnus Dei's, hallowed Swords, Roses, Hats, Churchyards,
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and their Church again from the Scriptures, but from the Doctrine of Intention , (which is an Article of Faith at Rome ) that if the Priest do not really Intend to do, what he outwardly pretends to do, all his Performance is Ineffectual;
and their Church again from the Scriptures, but from the Doctrine of Intention, (which is an Article of Faith At Room) that if the Priest do not really Intend to do, what he outwardly pretends to do, all his Performance is Ineffectual;
so that though you be Baptized, Communicated, and Absolved, (things absolutely necessary to Salvation by their Confession,) yet you cannot certainly judge whether you shall be sav'd,
so that though you be Baptised, Communicated, and Absolved, (things absolutely necessary to Salvation by their Confessi,) yet you cannot Certainly judge whither you shall be saved,
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Such a Religion you must have profess'd, whose chiefest Doctors and Guides of Conscience teach men to break all the Ties and Ligaments of Humane Society and Conversation, telling their Disciples that Faith is not to be kept with Hereticks;
Such a Religion you must have professed, whose chiefest Doctors and Guides of Conscience teach men to break all the Ties and Ligaments of Humane Society and Conversation, telling their Disciples that Faith is not to be kept with Heretics;
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by which, and many other lewder Doctrines, Skin'd over by nice Distinctions, by which they instruct their Proselytes only more Learnedly to sin;
by which, and many other lewder Doctrines, Skinned over by Nicaenae Distinctions, by which they instruct their Proselytes only more Learnedly to since;
they would make the World only a greater Robery, and reduce it to its Ancient Chaos. In short, such a Religion the Bishops of Rome would have fore'd you into, whose Faith is False and Erroneous;
they would make the World only a greater Robbery, and reduce it to its Ancient Chaos. In short, such a Religion the Bishops of Room would have foreed you into, whose Faith is False and Erroneous;
Taking therefore this short view of the Romish Way, and being fully perswaded that we are Baptized into this Church of England, whose Faith is Primitive, Pure,
Taking Therefore this short view of the Romish Way, and being Fully persuaded that we Are Baptised into this Church of England, whose Faith is Primitive, Pure,
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When the Uncircumcised, the Pagan Emperours and Mahometan Princes shall hear of such Barbarous Attempts upon the Persons of Princes, such Bloody Villanies and Massacres upon their Subjects,
When the Uncircumcised, the Pagan emperors and Mahometan Princes shall hear of such Barbarous Attempts upon the Persons of Princes, such Bloody Villainies and Massacres upon their Subject's,
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Here's the Principles of a Christian, these Spring from their Bibles, these are the Doctrines and Precepts of their Commander and Master, Jesus? Are these the tame Lambs and Doves of Christianity? Are these they that fear Damnation for Rebellion? Are these the gentle Martyrs for Honesty and Peace,
Here's the Principles of a Christian, these Spring from their Bibles, these Are the Doctrines and Precepts of their Commander and Master, jesus? are these the tame Lambs and Dove of Christianity? are these they that Fear Damnation for Rebellion? are these the gentle Martyrs for Honesty and Peace,
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and his Paternal Religion too, at the same time, which he now holds by a surer Tenure? Is it not a clear Argument and demonstration to the Chinesian Emperour to renounce his Idolatry,
and his Paternal Religion too, At the same time, which he now holds by a Surer Tenure? Is it not a clear Argument and demonstration to the Chinesian Emperor to renounce his Idolatry,
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and be Baptized Christian, when he shall read how Henry the Fourth and Frederick the First (as one observes) fought threescore Battels more than Julius Caesar, stirr'd up by the Peaceable Popes of Rome? Is it not a fair perswasion for all Princes to become Christians,
and be Baptised Christian, when he shall read how Henry the Fourth and Frederick the First (as one observes) fought threescore Battles more than Julius Caesar, stirred up by the Peaceable Popes of Room? Is it not a fair persuasion for all Princes to become Christians,
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when they shall hear of the Deprivations and Excommunications, and that unlimited Power of the Romish Priest, in disposing Crowns and Sceptres, upon the pretence of Profuseness or Breach of Faith,
when they shall hear of the Deprivations and Excommunications, and that unlimited Power of the Romish Priest, in disposing Crowns and Sceptres, upon the pretence of Profuseness or Breach of Faith,
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when his Holiness is out of Humour? and they give us a President of Childerick, who was deprived from being King of France, because he was a little easie natur'd, not given to Action,
when his Holiness is out of Humour? and they give us a President of Childerick, who was deprived from being King of France, Because he was a little easy natured, not given to Actium,
and the turbulent carriage of Paul the Fifth, in the Reign of King James; and thence (as a good Author notes) as it's natural consequence, this Black Conspiracy came;
and the turbulent carriage of Paul the Fifth, in the Reign of King James; and thence (as a good Author notes) as it's natural consequence, this Black conspiracy Come;
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for seldom was the Thunder of Excommunication discharged, but a Showre of Blood followed. When Adrian the Fourth shall chide Frederick Barbarossa the Emperour, for holdin the Stirrup wrong,
for seldom was the Thunder of Excommunication discharged, but a Shower of Blood followed. When Adrian the Fourth shall chide Frederick Barbarossa the Emperor, for holdin the Stirrup wrong,
and tread upon his Neck, adding Profaneness to his Insolency, in applying the Prophecy belonging to Christ, Thou shalt go upon the Lion and Adder, the youg Lion and the Dragon shalt thou tread under thy feet:
and tread upon his Neck, adding Profaneness to his Insolency, in applying the Prophecy belonging to christ, Thou shalt go upon the lion and Adder, the Youg lion and the Dragon shalt thou tread under thy feet:
and the whipping his Prince and Master Henry the Second by the Monks of Canterbury; and that Champian and Garnet for Rebellion and Treason should justly forfeit their Lives here in England, and yet be reputed Martyrs,
and the whipping his Prince and Master Henry the Second by the Monks of Canterbury; and that Champion and Garnet for Rebellion and Treason should justly forfeit their Lives Here in England, and yet be reputed Martyrs,
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and became Victorious, not by Patience, Goodness, and Martyrdome, but by Falshood and Invasions, Murthers and Powerful Armies? No Sect of Christians have made True Religion more give ground,
and became Victorious, not by Patience, goodness, and Martyrdom, but by Falsehood and Invasions, Murders and Powerful Armies? No Sect of Christians have made True Religion more give ground,
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and their Doctrine of Transubstantiation is made up of so many Contradictions and Blasphemies, that it made the Arabian Philosopher Averroes say, Terrarum Orbem peragrando nullam Religionem Christianâ deteriorem inveni, quae ipsum Deum quem tollit devorat;
and their Doctrine of Transubstantiation is made up of so many Contradictions and Blasphemies, that it made the Arabian Philosopher Averroes say, Terrarum Orbem peragrando Nullam Religionem Christianâ deteriorem Inveni, Quae ipsum God Whom Tollit devorate;
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then the Invincible Hand is stretched out, and crops them, to display his Omnipotent Arm more, to make his Presence and his Wisdome more sought for and reverenc'd,
then the Invincible Hand is stretched out, and crops them, to display his Omnipotent Arm more, to make his Presence and his Wisdom more sought for and reverenced,
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Extremity, and the utmost minute of Cure, are the Seasons for Divine Mercy: When Hezekiab's wound is become Incurable, when St. Peter and his Church begin to sink;
Extremity, and the utmost minute of Cure, Are the Seasons for Divine Mercy: When Hezekiab's wound is become Incurable, when Saint Peter and his Church begin to sink;
the Conspirators are their own Ruine, and now the cause of our Joy and Triumph, which leads to the last, part, We are delivered: which commands us these two Duties.
the Conspirators Are their own Ruin, and now the cause of our Joy and Triumph, which leads to the last, part, We Are Delivered: which commands us these two Duties.
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He therefore commanded Aaron's Rod and the Pot of Manna to be laid up, and Stones to be erected at the passing of Jordan, to be constant and standing Monitors to the descending Generations, of the Power and Bounty of God to their Forefathers;
He Therefore commanded Aaron's Rod and the Pot of Manna to be laid up, and Stones to be erected At the passing of Jordan, to be constant and standing Monitors to the descending Generations, of the Power and Bounty of God to their Forefathers;
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We tell the long stories of our Sorrows to the Neighbourhood, we proclaim our griefs like Jeremy, All you that pass by, is there any sorrow like to my sorrow? or any grief like to my grief? We pen down the black dayes, write the Effects of a devouring Flame,
We tell the long stories of our Sorrows to the Neighbourhood, we proclaim our griefs like Jeremiah, All you that pass by, is there any sorrow like to my sorrow? or any grief like to my grief? We pen down the black days, write the Effects of a devouring Flame,
or Pestilence, Judgments upon Marble or Cedar with the Pen of a Diamond, we tell them to our Children, O passi graviora! and entail them upon Posterity;
or Pestilence, Judgments upon Marble or Cedar with the Pen of a Diamond, we tell them to our Children, O passi graviora! and entail them upon Posterity;
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and say of them as Nebuchadnezzar of his Babylon, Is not this great Babylon that I have built for my Honour and Renown? Injuries and Affronts we write down in indelible characters, the Persons,
and say of them as Nebuchadnezzar of his Babylon, Is not this great Babylon that I have built for my Honour and Renown? Injuries and Affronts we write down in indelible characters, the Persons,
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And if these bold Conspirators, having found the Cellar for their Design, directly under the Royal Throne, did seem to perswade themselves from that Accident, that God by a secret Conduct did favour the Attempt, we may now justly turn Providence upon them,
And if these bold Conspirators, having found the Cellar for their Design, directly under the Royal Throne, did seem to persuade themselves from that Accident, that God by a secret Conduct did favour the Attempt, we may now justly turn Providence upon them,
and the Tempest calm'd, and the Church and State, and every private Person riding at an Anchor in a quiet Haven, let us acknowledge our mighty Benefactour with our Psalmist, and say, Our help is in the Name of the Lord who hath made Heaven and Earth.
and the Tempest calmed, and the Church and State, and every private Person riding At an Anchor in a quiet Haven, let us acknowledge our mighty Benefactor with our Psalmist, and say, Our help is in the Name of the Lord who hath made Heaven and Earth.
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The Familiars of Rome, which haunt the Courts and Palaces of Princes, like the Devil in the Gospel, sometimes attempted to cast us into the Water, by the Spanish Armado; sometimes into the Fire, by this Conspiracy;
The Familiars of Room, which haunt the Courts and Palaces of Princes, like the devil in the Gospel, sometime attempted to cast us into the Water, by the Spanish Armado; sometime into the Fire, by this conspiracy;
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He watches still, discovers their Dangers, feels their Wounds, and sends them Aids and Supplies, Power and Counsel to make them Successul, that the gates of Hell and all its Auxiliaries might not prevail against them.
He watches still, discovers their Dangers, feels their Wounds, and sends them Aids and Supplies, Power and Counsel to make them Successul, that the gates of Hell and all its Auxiliaries might not prevail against them.
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The closest Dungeon and most secure Cell, neither Shade nor Night, as black as a Traytors Soul, can conceal their Policy from him that Orders and permits, Disposes and Prohibits for the Interest and Benefit of Religion, which tells us, That all things shall conspire for their good who truly worship him;
The closest Dungeon and most secure Cell, neither Shade nor Night, as black as a Traitors Soul, can conceal their Policy from him that Order and permits, Disposes and Prohibits for the Interest and Benefit of Religion, which tells us, That all things shall conspire for their good who truly worship him;
and that he that in former dayes did deliver us out of the paw of the Lion and the Bear, will deliver us from this Uncircumcised Philistin; and that we might not dispond and suspect his Promises, he doth further assure us, that Heaven and Earth shall pass away,
and that he that in former days did deliver us out of the paw of the lion and the Bear, will deliver us from this Uncircumcised Philistines; and that we might not despond and suspect his Promises, he does further assure us, that Heaven and Earth shall pass away,
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Throne and worshipped, saying Amen, Blessing, and Glory, and Thanksgiving, Honour, and Powes, and Might, be unto our God, for ever and ever. Amen. FINIS.
Throne and worshipped, saying Amen, Blessing, and Glory, and Thanksgiving, Honour, and Powes, and Might, be unto our God, for ever and ever. Amen. FINIS.
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