A sermon preached in the Cathedral Church of Norwich on the ninth of September, 1683 being the day of public thanksgiving for His Majesty's late deliverance / by William Smith ...
so neither shall I trifle it away by making critical Remarks upon every single Word of that part of it which I have read to you for my present Subject:
so neither shall I trifle it away by making critical Remarks upon every single Word of that part of it which I have read to you for my present Subject:
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and so they may accommodably administer to this Days mighty Solemnity, because in the reading and hearing them they may considerably assist our grateful Devotions,
and so they may accommodably administer to this Days mighty Solemnity, Because in the reading and hearing them they may considerably assist our grateful Devotions,
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But if we will more strictly examine the meaning of the Words, they do naturally represent a Devotionary Gratitude by a pious and passionate Option, that such Men as have been any ways expos'd to extraordinary Dangers, and that have met with some extraordinary Deliverances (of which there be several Instances in the Psalm) might be so affectionately sensible of their Relief,
But if we will more strictly examine the meaning of the Words, they do naturally represent a Devotionary Gratitude by a pious and passionate Option, that such Men as have been any ways exposed to extraordinary Dangers, and that have met with Some extraordinary Deliverances (of which there be several Instances in the Psalm) might be so affectionately sensible of their Relief,
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and which doth especially claim our best Praises and publications of Gods wonderful Goodness to us, I shall offer several reasons for it from two general Heads of those particulars, with which I intend to manage my whole Discourse.
and which does especially claim our best Praises and publications of God's wondered goodness to us, I shall offer several Reasons for it from two general Heads of those particulars, with which I intend to manage my Whole Discourse.
The second general Head or Argument is founded upon a Consideration of the great Danger we were in of all those calamitous Effects, by the likelyhood of the Conspiracies success, from the many advantages which the Treason had gain'd to promise and promote an assurance of it:
The second general Head or Argument is founded upon a Consideration of the great Danger we were in of all those calamitous Effects, by the likelihood of the Conspiracies success, from the many advantages which the Treason had gained to promise and promote an assurance of it:
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In every one of the many particular Instances on either respect, there will appear so many Wonders of Gods Goodness, that any single one of them by it self consider'd, may claim the Option of my Text,
In every one of the many particular Instances on either respect, there will appear so many Wonders of God's goodness, that any single one of them by it self considered, may claim the Option of my Text,
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Under the first Head or general Argument, to advance the Glories of Gods Delivering Providence, I shall endeavour to represent the many calamitous Effects of this horrid Conspiracy, had it succeeded.
Under the First Head or general Argument, to advance the Glories of God's Delivering Providence, I shall endeavour to represent the many calamitous Effects of this horrid conspiracy, had it succeeded.
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and who at the same time stands the Worlds triumphant Umpire, maintains the Ballance, and when he sees cause, can check any One, whose Ambition and Acquists shall grow too big,
and who At the same time Stands the World's triumphant Umpire, maintains the Balance, and when he sees cause, can check any One, whose Ambition and Acquists shall grow too big,
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and whose Balsamous Soul would not (if possible) suffer a Wound unclosed, even where nothing but Passion or Inadvertency hath occasioned any Breaches and Differences amongst his People.
and whose Balsamous Soul would not (if possible) suffer a Wound unclosed, even where nothing but Passion or Inadvertency hath occasioned any Breaches and Differences among his People.
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As to the first, the Le Bon, no man questions it, that will impartially make Observation of His Royal Goodness, through the whole conduct of his Reign:
As to the First, the Le Bon, no man questions it, that will impartially make Observation of His Royal goodness, through the Whole conduct of his Reign:
And if we would recount His famous Atchievements, that is, how he hath by his wise Conduct moulded three imbroyl'd Kingdoms into such a Common Peace and mutual Order,
And if we would recount His famous Achievements, that is, how he hath by his wise Conduct moulded three embroiled Kingdoms into such a Common Peace and mutual Order,
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How he hath attack'd and taken one of the greatest and richest Cities of Europe, by a noble and successful Storm, I mean that of Wisdom and Counsel, that it is now (as it were) to be garrison'd by His own Loyal Subjects,
How he hath attacked and taken one of the greatest and Richest Cities of Europe, by a noble and successful Storm, I mean that of Wisdom and Counsel, that it is now (as it were) to be garrisoned by His own Loyal Subject's,
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I say, if by these renown'd and successful Overtures of His Reign, considered together with all other the Circumstances of His present Greatness, we may undoubtedly write him in the highest Eminency, CHARLES the Great, as well as CHARLES the Good.
I say, if by these renowned and successful Overtures of His Reign, considered together with all other the circumstances of His present Greatness, we may undoubtedly write him in the highest Eminency, CHARLES the Great, as well as CHARLES the Good.
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And was it this, such a KING, that was design'd to be basely and barbarously murther'd by his own Subjects? O, are you not all struck with such a horrour at the thought of it,
And was it this, such a KING, that was designed to be basely and barbarously murdered by his own Subject's? O, Are you not all struck with such a horror At the Thought of it,
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and all their Faculties, swallow'd up with Surprize and Amazement? Why don't you cry to the Heavens and the Earth to be astonish'd, that it should ever enter into the heart of any of the Christian Name to attempt an Act, that should not only have justified the Savageries of the most brutish Barbarians, but even made Hell it self comparatively innocent in its worst Consults.
and all their Faculties, swallowed up with Surprise and Amazement? Why don't you cry to the Heavens and the Earth to be astonished, that it should ever enter into the heart of any of the Christian Name to attempt an Act, that should not only have justified the Savageries of the most brutish Barbarians, but even made Hell it self comparatively innocent in its worst Consults.
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and would not suffer his Signet to be ravished from his own right Hand: And that by a wonderful Providence, he did not only disappoint the near approaching Attempt;
and would not suffer his Signet to be ravished from his own right Hand: And that by a wondered Providence, he did not only disappoint the near approaching Attempt;
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but marvellously detected and blasted the Long-train'd Conspiracy, which by several steps of Disloyalty and Seditious Counsels, had so dangerously led on unto this last design'd Bloody Period.
but marvellously detected and blasted the Long-trained conspiracy, which by several steps of Disloyalty and Seditious Counsels, had so dangerously led on unto this last designed Bloody Period.
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O then let every Loyal Heart, if the Mercy reached no further than the preserving the Life of his Dear Lord and King, think it enough to solicit the whole World to Praise God for his Goodness,
Oh then let every Loyal Heart, if the Mercy reached no further than the preserving the Life of his Dear Lord and King, think it enough to solicit the Whole World to Praise God for his goodness,
A Church, that dares be Disputed without Evasions or trifling Quarrels, and that can defend it self upon a conjunct Tryal of Scripture, first-Antiquity, and Reason altogether;
A Church, that dares be Disputed without Evasions or trifling Quarrels, and that can defend it self upon a conjunct Trial of Scripture, first-Antiquity, and Reason altogether;
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and that scorns to fly to a circling Infallibility, an expurgatory Index, or a stubborn private Spirit, to perplex or violate those Authorities for her own defence.
and that scorns to fly to a circling Infallibility, an expurgatory Index, or a stubborn private Spirit, to perplex or violate those Authorities for her own defence.
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The Devil as General, with his Lieutenants in Sheeps clothing, under the Flag of a Through Reformation, had once again rallyed the whole Protestancy (as its called,) that is, all the Heresies that ever infested the Catholic Church in all Ages, especially the Reformado's of the Knipperdollian and Knoxian Regiments, to bear down before them all that's Regular and Loyal, Learned, and Pious.
The devil as General, with his Lieutenants in Sheep clothing, under the Flag of a Through Reformation, had once again rallied the Whole Protestancy (as its called,) that is, all the Heresies that ever infested the Catholic Church in all Ages, especially the Reformado's of the Knipperdollin and Knoxian Regiments, to bear down before them all that's Regular and Loyal, Learned, and Pious.
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And at the Evening-Prayer of the same day, an unhallow'd Crew of Souldiers at the end of every Collect, confounded the Amen with a rude and loud Hallo at the Altar, where they were tumultuously gathered together.
And At the Evening prayer of the same day, an unhallowed Crew of Soldiers At the end of every Collect, confounded the Amen with a rude and loud Hallo At the Altar, where they were tumultuously gathered together.
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and a famous Musical Ingine, and having torn them in pieces, carried them all into the public Market-place, with a Villain in an Ecclesiastic Habit (who thereupon presently languished to his death) going before a prophane Rout, singing the Litany in derision,
and a famous Musical Engine, and having torn them in Pieces, carried them all into the public Marketplace, with a Villain in an Ecclesiastic Habit (who thereupon presently languished to his death) going before a profane Rout, singing the Litany in derision,
some of them (as I am inform'd) repenting afterwards, that they did not return back and set Fire to the Sanctuary it self, till in that stately Monument of Ancient Piety, they had not left one Stone upon another, to bespeak the hopes of any future Restauration.
Some of them (as I am informed) repenting afterwards, that they did not return back and Set Fire to the Sanctuary it self, till in that stately Monument of Ancient Piety, they had not left one Stone upon Another, to bespeak the hope's of any future Restauration.
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and while the Factions are pining in their Shame, and weltring in their unsuccessful Malice, let every Son and Lover of our Constitution, take occasion to publish the Wonders of Gods Love and Care of his precious Zion, with a Voice loud enough to reach those Heavens, whence their help and deliverance came.
and while the Factions Are pining in their Shame, and weltering in their unsuccessful Malice, let every Son and Lover of our Constitution, take occasion to publish the Wonders of God's Love and Care of his precious Zion, with a Voice loud enough to reach those Heavens, whence their help and deliverance Come.
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3. The third Calamitous Effect of this horrid Conspiracy, if Success had compleated it, would have been, that the Three Nations had immediately ran into Blood and Rapine, Revenge and Villany:
3. The third Calamitous Effect of this horrid conspiracy, if Success had completed it, would have been, that the Three nations had immediately ran into Blood and Rapine, Revenge and Villainy:
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the enrag'd Vulgar would presently have turn'd their Plow-shares into Swords, and their Pruning-hooks into Spears, to execute what their bloody Leaders long-fermented Malice had before contriv'd.
the enraged vulgar would presently have turned their Ploughshares into Swords, and their Pruning-hooks into Spears, to execute what their bloody Leaders long-fermented Malice had before contrived.
Muster'd Armies had fill'd their Streets and emptied their Houses by reciprocal Plunders, and the Popular Rage would soon have been such, that a Prison would not have been so much a Restraint,
Mustered Armies had filled their Streets and emptied their Houses by reciprocal Plunders, and the Popular Rage would soon have been such, that a Prison would not have been so much a Restraint,
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as a Castle to secure the Persons (as they stil'd Imprisonment in the late Confusions) of the truly Loyal, from the Routs of such Religious Barbarians, whose Zeal had been newly inflam'd by a raging Pulpiteer,
as a Castle to secure the Persons (as they Styled Imprisonment in the late Confusions) of the truly Loyal, from the Routs of such Religious Barbarians, whose Zeal had been newly inflamed by a raging Pulpiteer,
But, O happy Day that proclaims the blessed Tidings of our Universal Peace, that the Armed Troops in our Streets march only as our Defence, and Guard;
But, Oh happy Day that proclaims the blessed Tidings of our Universal Peace, that the Armed Troops in our Streets march only as our Defence, and Guard;
4. The Fourth and last Calamitous Effect, (if there could have been any last at all) of this matchless Conspiracy (if it had succeeded) would have been, That it must have put a certain Period to all that can be counted English Property, Liberty, or National Priviledge.
4. The Fourth and last Calamitous Effect, (if there could have been any last At all) of this matchless conspiracy (if it had succeeded) would have been, That it must have put a certain Period to all that can be counted English Property, Liberty, or National Privilege.
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yet was it only to dispose them to serve the Ambitious and Revengeful Designs of those, who could not avoid the delivering them up into the hands of such Tyrants,
yet was it only to dispose them to serve the Ambitious and Revengeful Designs of those, who could not avoid the delivering them up into the hands of such Tyrants,
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And how could any Reasonable man possibly hope to enjoy those common Endearments of his Life, from them, whose whole Design must be begun and carried on, not only with the apparent Violation of our National Constitution;
And how could any Reasonable man possibly hope to enjoy those Common Endearments of his Life, from them, whose Whole Design must be begun and carried on, not only with the apparent Violation of our National Constitution;
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And I wonder, that Men should not remember or consider, how the Usurpers in the last Rebellion, found it an impossible thing to fix upon any Model of Government, by which the Peoples Native Laws and Immunities should be preserved:
And I wonder, that Men should not Remember or Consider, how the Usurpers in the last Rebellion, found it an impossible thing to fix upon any Model of Government, by which the Peoples Native Laws and Immunities should be preserved:
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after their playing them off with various tossings of the Supream Power from one figure of Government to another, were at last necessitated (some of them would fain have it accounted and act of their Favour) to call back the rightful Heir of the Crown, rather than endure the Peoples Clamour for their Laws and Liberties,
After their playing them off with various tossings of the Supreme Power from one figure of Government to Another, were At last necessitated (Some of them would fain have it accounted and act of their Favour) to call back the rightful Heir of the Crown, rather than endure the Peoples Clamour for their Laws and Liberties,
and not of Machins or meer Bodies, (as Slaves are render'd, Apoc. 1813.) and that we may enjoy our Houses and Places without a Superiour Lord in Buff, to whom,
and not of Machines or mere Bodies, (as Slaves Are rendered, Apocalypse 1813.) and that we may enjoy our Houses and Places without a Superior Lord in Buff, to whom,
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Thus I have endeavoured to offer you a short, but a prodigious prospect of those several kinds of Calamities, which would inevitably have befaln the Monarchy, Church, and Nation in general;
Thus I have endeavoured to offer you a short, but a prodigious prospect of those several Kinds of Calamities, which would inevitably have befallen the Monarchy, Church, and nation in general;
how to Tune his Soul with Reasons to oblige him, by all possible Expedients, to declare and publish the Glories of the Divine Providence, that hath so signally preserv'd us in all our Civil and Religious Enjoyments and Blessings.
how to Tune his Soul with Reasons to oblige him, by all possible Expedients, to declare and publish the Glories of the Divine Providence, that hath so signally preserved us in all our Civil and Religious Enjoyments and Blessings.
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But there is another Argument yet behind to be pursu'd, for a further advance of our Grateful Sense of what God hath so marvellously done for us in this Famous Deliverance,
But there is Another Argument yet behind to be pursued, for a further advance of our Grateful Sense of what God hath so marvellously done for us in this Famous Deliverance,
and that is from a Consideration of the great likelyhood of this Conspiracies success, by the many Advantages which the Treason had attain'd, to secure its Completion.
and that is from a Consideration of the great likelihood of this Conspiracies success, by the many Advantages which the Treason had attained, to secure its Completion.
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and what reasonable Hopes the Traytors might have of their own Success, to the intent that so the Mercy of the Deliverance may appear so much the more Wonderful,
and what reasonable Hope's the Traitors might have of their own Success, to the intent that so the Mercy of the Deliverance may appear so much the more Wondered,
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1. The first advantagious Point was, that the Conspiracy had got a great share of that Power and Encouragement, upon which the Barons Wars (as that Rebellion was then call'd) commenc'd and proceeded so far,
1. The First advantageous Point was, that the conspiracy had god a great share of that Power and Encouragement, upon which the Barons Wars (as that Rebellion was then called) commenced and proceeded so Far,
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who having affronted Majesty by Petitioning, Protesting, and Caballing, gave the Seditious Factions a full Assurance that they Own'd and Headed their Cause.
who having affronted Majesty by Petitioning, Protesting, and Caballing, gave the Seditious Factions a full Assurance that they Owned and Headed their Cause.
And the Danger was, that the Greatness of Nobility in Conjunction with such desperate Multitudes of the Abus'd Vulgar, might easily perswade the Conspirators to believe, That they were Powerful enough,
And the Danger was, that the Greatness of Nobilt in Conjunction with such desperate Multitudes of the Abused vulgar, might Easily persuade the Conspirators to believe, That they were Powerful enough,
and chuse to fall from their own Starry Orbs, to turn blinking Meteors in the Musty Regions, to shine only by the favour of an Ʋnjudicious and Ʋnconstant Multitude.
and choose to fallen from their own Starry Orbs, to turn blinking Meteors in the Musty Regions, to shine only by the favour of an Ʋnjudicious and Ʋnconstant Multitude.
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But notwithstanding this Great Advantage the Treason had attain'd to secure the reason and hopes of its Execution, GOD hath graciously cut in sunder that Powerful Combination;
But notwithstanding this Great Advantage the Treason had attained to secure the reason and hope's of its Execution, GOD hath graciously Cut in sunder that Powerful Combination;
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and that so signally upon those Unhappy Peers that were engaged in it, that a very Narrative of Particulars, would look too like a Revenge upon the Ashes and Blood of Some;
and that so signally upon those Unhappy Peers that were engaged in it, that a very Narrative of Particulars, would look too like a Revenge upon the Ashes and Blood of some;
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and upon that Brand of Shame, that lyes upon the Honours of the Rest, who acting their part of Disloyalty under the Umbrage of Moderation, and of a Healing Temper, (as it was to be accounted) gave Warmth and Respit to the Treason,
and upon that Brand of Shame, that lies upon the Honours of the Rest, who acting their part of Disloyalty under the Umbrage of Moderation, and of a Healing Temper, (as it was to be accounted) gave Warmth and Respite to the Treason,
2. The next Point of a promising Advantage, which this Treason had attain'd in Common Belief (if it were no more) was that, upon which the Fatal Wars in the York and Lancastrian Quarrels at first commenc'd,
2. The next Point of a promising Advantage, which this Treason had attained in Common Belief (if it were no more) was that, upon which the Fatal Wars in the York and Lancastrian Quarrels At First commenced,
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And that was, Our Conspirators were so Impudent, as to create a Belief (how Cunningly soever they did insinuate it,) That they had sprung a Title to the Crown, in a Person Accomplish'd for his own and the Nations Honour, had he not miscarried in his Duty to his Most Gracious Sovereign;
And that was, Our Conspirators were so Impudent, as to create a Belief (how Cunningly soever they did insinuate it,) That they had sprung a Title to the Crown, in a Person Accomplished for his own and the nations Honour, had he not miscarried in his Duty to his Most Gracious Sovereign;
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That if His Sacred MAJESTY were depriv'd by Death or otherwise, and His Royal BROTHER Excluded, they had One ready to have taken upon him the Government,
That if His Sacred MAJESTY were deprived by Death or otherwise, and His Royal BROTHER Excluded, they had One ready to have taken upon him the Government,
and that should have freed the CAƲSE from those Perplexities, which the Fundamental Constitutions of it, occasioned in the late Rebellion for want of One in that Capacity.
and that should have freed the CAƲSE from those Perplexities, which the Fundamental Constitutions of it, occasioned in the late Rebellion for want of One in that Capacity.
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How did our Presumptuous Traytors endeavour in their Seditious Pamphlets to be offering at the hammering out such a Title? And how very much they had affected the Disloyal Factions with a Belief of it, to serve their own Ends, is as obvious as any in other the many Expedients they made use of, to imbroil the Government.
How did our Presumptuous Traitors endeavour in their Seditious Pamphlets to be offering At the hammering out such a Title? And how very much they had affected the Disloyal Factions with a Belief of it, to serve their own Ends, is as obvious as any in other the many Expedients they made use of, to embroil the Government.
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Though herein their Trayterous Subtlety was considerably defective, in that they were not consistent to themselves, in fashioning that Mysterious Project.
Though herein their Traitorous Subtlety was considerably defective, in that they were not consistent to themselves, in fashioning that Mysterious Project.
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But blessed be the Great Disposer of Thrones, and let the Wonders of his Goodness to this Nation be for ever Magnifi'd, that the detection of this Horrid Conspiracy hath marvellously defeated this long and dangerous contriv'd part of the Treason, which might,
But blessed be the Great Disposer of Thrones, and let the Wonders of his goodness to this nation be for ever Magnified, that the detection of this Horrid conspiracy hath marvellously defeated this long and dangerous contrived part of the Treason, which might,
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3. The Third great Advantage, which the Treason had got to promise and promote a likelyhood of its Success, was, That there were so many yet Alive, that were ingaged in the last Rebellion,
3. The Third great Advantage, which the Treason had god to promise and promote a likelihood of its Success, was, That there were so many yet Alive, that were engaged in the last Rebellion,
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an Hundred Old Officers, to Head and Conduct those Seditious Multitudes. Now by the Conspirators gaining that Point, were our Dangers greatly multiply'd.
an Hundred Old Officers, to Head and Conduct those Seditious Multitudes. Now by the Conspirators gaining that Point, were our Dangers greatly multiplied.
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For first these Men must be presum'd to be perfect Masters in the whole Art of Rebellion, and well blooded and hardned for the work, from their former Guilt and Experience.
For First these Men must be presumed to be perfect Masters in the Whole Art of Rebellion, and well blooded and hardened for the work, from their former Gilded and Experience.
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What? were we once Gull'd out of our Victorious Cause, and tamely dismounted from that Honour and Ascendency, which we had so Triumphantly attain'd? Were we once Fool'd out of the Lands of a Forfeited Crown;
What? were we once Gulled out of our Victorious Cause, and tamely dismounted from that Honour and Ascendency, which we had so Triumphantly attained? Were we once Fooled out of the Lands of a Forfeited Crown;
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and from the Estates of such, as so malignantly opposed the Cause of God? And were we at last turn'd off with a Portugal Enterprize, or an empty Snap-sack;
and from the Estates of such, as so malignantly opposed the Cause of God? And were we At last turned off with a Portugal Enterprise, or an empty Snapsack;
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That is, That we should suffer a Musty Magna Charta, and a trifling Dispute at the Bar among the Lawyers, about Titles and Settlements, to call in question the indispensable right, of what our Swords had so fairly possessed us? And then, that we should be such Tonies, as to permit the Universities, those Nests of Antichrist and Mischief, to flourish, and under our Noses to bring up a Generation, very commonly of our own Children, to fly on our Cause 's Face, and to dispute the Justice of our Reformation, and of all other our Actions;
That is, That we should suffer a Musty Magna Charta, and a trifling Dispute At the Bar among the Lawyers, about Titles and Settlements, to call in question the indispensable right, of what our Swords had so fairly possessed us? And then, that we should be such Tonies, as to permit the Universities, those Nests of Antichrist and Mischief, to flourish, and under our Noses to bring up a Generation, very commonly of our own Children, to fly on our Cause is Face, and to dispute the justice of our Reformation, and of all other our Actions;
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— And we are not out of hopes of that neither, 'Tis but getting to us in every place some of the Discontented Gentry, and a parcel of Stout Atheists, ( you know they generally are our Friends in that Affair,) and then get the Humouring Neutralists to go along with us, at the Choice of our Representatives, ( you know they once did the work for us,
— And we Are not out of hope's of that neither, It's but getting to us in every place Some of the Discontented Gentry, and a parcel of Stout Atheists, (you know they generally Are our Friends in that Affair,) and then get the Humouring Neutralists to go along with us, At the Choice of our Representatives, (you know they once did the work for us,
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if we had managed it as we should, and may do it again:) Let us but get London once more into the hands of the Sober Party ( you know whom I mean;) and then let us but take a couple of Obstinate Brothers out of the way, or so, we can't want neither Mony nor Friends;
if we had managed it as we should, and may do it again:) Let us but get London once more into the hands of the Sobrium Party (you know whom I mean;) and then let us but take a couple of Obstinate Brother's out of the Way, or so, we can't want neither Money nor Friends;
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we can muster Men enough out of the Conventicle Seraglio's, and, which is as good for our Business, out of the Congregations of Popular and Partial Conformists, or of such as insinuate,
we can muster Men enough out of the Conventicle Seraglio's, and, which is as good for our Business, out of the Congregations of Popular and Partial Conformists, or of such as insinuate,
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how uneasily they can endure the Conformity, by which they keep their Livings, and we shall be presently at our old Work again, we hope to a better purpose than before.
how uneasily they can endure the Conformity, by which they keep their Livings, and we shall be presently At our old Work again, we hope to a better purpose than before.
Thus I have open'd the Heart of an Old Seditious Phanatic, and shewn the Figure of our Danger from them that acted in the last Rebellion, and are now Alive.
Thus I have opened the Heart of an Old Seditious Fanatic, and shown the Figure of our Danger from them that acted in the last Rebellion, and Are now Alive.
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and which seems to me to declare one of the greatest Wonders of our deliverance from it, was, That too great Numbers of the Common People have been unhappily betrayed into a strong suspicion of the Governments degenerating into Arbitrary Tyranny in the State, and Popery in the Church.
and which seems to me to declare one of the greatest Wonders of our deliverance from it, was, That too great Numbers of the Common People have been unhappily betrayed into a strong suspicion of the Governments degenerating into Arbitrary Tyranny in the State, and Popery in the Church.
And for the better promoting this Popular Madness, all possible Arts and undirect Contrivements have been made use of, to fix such a Jealousie in their Credulous minds.
And for the better promoting this Popular Madness, all possible Arts and undirect Contrivements have been made use of, to fix such a Jealousy in their Credulous minds.
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and slight Stories of improbable Prodigies (which their News-Mongers daily invent for them) to uphold their CAƲSE, but that they have Wit and Learning also on their side:
and slight Stories of improbable Prodigies (which their News-mongers daily invent for them) to uphold their CAƲSE, but that they have Wit and Learning also on their side:
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And then, that the more knowing part of Evil Men, who are wilfully bent to maintain their Disaffections to the Government, might be inabled to discourse their Seditious Thoughts more Formally and Artificially.
And then, that the more knowing part of Evil Men, who Are wilfully bent to maintain their Disaffections to the Government, might be enabled to discourse their Seditious Thoughts more Formally and Artificially.
or as if their Children were immediately to be ravish'd into a Seraglio, or themselves to be instantly driven to an Algerine Mill or Oar? I say, what a Champion must every Man be presum'd to be,
or as if their Children were immediately to be ravished into a Seraglio, or themselves to be instantly driven to an Algerine Mill or Oar? I say, what a Champion must every Man be presumed to be,
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that the fatal Enemies of their Freedom, should perswade them to entertain Fears of the loss of that Liberty, of which no Nation under the Heavens are more secure;
that the fatal Enemies of their Freedom, should persuade them to entertain Fears of the loss of that Liberty, of which no nation under the Heavens Are more secure;
as must necessarily dash them upon as severe a Rock of Tyranny and Slavery, as if they were presently brought into subjection to as many Colonies of Barbarians, as ever the Romans had once planted to enslave this Nation.
as must necessarily dash them upon as severe a Rock of Tyranny and Slavery, as if they were presently brought into subjection to as many Colonies of Barbarians, as ever the Romans had once planted to enslave this nation.
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with which Perplexities being in time wearied and over-born, it was necessitated to give way to the last Ages Rebellion, which, by several steps of Incroachment and Conquest, brought the best of KINGS at last to the Block.
with which Perplexities being in time wearied and overborne, it was necessitated to give Way to the last Ages Rebellion, which, by several steps of Encroachment and Conquest, brought the best of KINGS At last to the Block.
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And hence it is, that our present most Wise and Gracious MONARCH, hath of late felt the Rage and Seditious Persecutions of that impetuous and restless Faction, which hath endeavour'd, all that's possible, to make His Majesty Cheap abroad and Contemptible at home, by Arraigning the Justice of His Government, by offering to remove from him the very necessary Guards of His Royal Person;
And hence it is, that our present most Wise and Gracious MONARCH, hath of late felt the Rage and Seditious Persecutions of that impetuous and restless Faction, which hath endeavoured, all that's possible, to make His Majesty Cheap abroad and Contemptible At home, by Arraigning the justice of His Government, by offering to remove from him the very necessary Guards of His Royal Person;
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and by running Him and all his Loyal Friends down (only a little faster) to the same woful or worser Evils and Events, into which the hopeful Senate of — 41. had brought this their Miserable Church and Nation.
and by running Him and all his Loyal Friends down (only a little faster) to the same woeful or Worse Evils and Events, into which the hopeful Senate of — 41. had brought this their Miserable Church and nation.
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or so much as a Countenance from any thing, or bit of a thing, which they can call a Parliament, their minds shall admit as solemn an Encouragement to act,
or so much as a Countenance from any thing, or bit of a thing, which they can call a Parliament, their minds shall admit as solemn an Encouragement to act,
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But blessed be our Good GOD, that a Seasonable Declaration, a good Royal Revenue, and the Wisdom of a Mighty Prince, hath given so fair a Respit to the People for their entertaining Wiser thoughts;
But blessed be our Good GOD, that a Seasonable Declaration, a good Royal Revenue, and the Wisdom of a Mighty Prince, hath given so fair a Respite to the People for their entertaining Wiser thoughts;
and that the wonderful and most evident Detection of this last horrid Conspiracy (we hope) will so perfectly undeceive every Mind, in which there is the least grain of Honesty and of the English Genius, that we may no more split upon that Fatal Rock.
and that the wondered and most evident Detection of this last horrid conspiracy (we hope) will so perfectly undeceive every Mind, in which there is the least grain of Honesty and of the English Genius, that we may no more split upon that Fatal Rock.
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O let this remarkable Instance of GOD's Delivering Providence in this respect oblige us for ever, to praise God, &c. 5. The last Advantage, with which the Treason was attended, to secure the Hopes and Reason of its design'd Success;
O let this remarkable Instance of GOD's Delivering Providence in this respect oblige us for ever, to praise God, etc. 5. The last Advantage, with which the Treason was attended, to secure the Hope's and Reason of its designed Success;
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Now, as Religion bears generally the most powerful Charm in the Minds of Men, and influenceth them to the highest resolution of Acting, be the Attempts never so difficult or hazardous:
Now, as Religion bears generally the most powerful Charm in the Minds of Men, and influenceth them to the highest resolution of Acting, be the Attempts never so difficult or hazardous:
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For though the Cunning Heads, that moulded and manag'd the Conspiracy, might easily be presum'd not to be much affected with Religion, especially with such a silly One;
For though the Cunning Heads, that moulded and managed the conspiracy, might Easily be presumed not to be much affected with Religion, especially with such a silly One;
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yet to serve their own base Ends, they comply'd with, and countenanc'd every wild Humour of Religionizing, on design to gain a Belief in the Peoples weak Heads, That they were the only Patriots of their Religion,
yet to serve their own base Ends, they complied with, and countenanced every wild Humour of Religionizing, on Design to gain a Belief in the Peoples weak Heads, That they were the only Patriots of their Religion,
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Now when these dismal Representations are once fomented and believed, what can such prejudiced Minds refuse to attempt for the Prevention of such Woful Events? But that which chiefly adds to our Danger on that account, is, That all the Factions,
Now when these dismal Representations Are once fomented and believed, what can such prejudiced Minds refuse to attempt for the Prevention of such Woeful Events? But that which chiefly adds to our Danger on that account, is, That all the Factions,
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though in other things they may irreconcileably disagree, yet concur in this one common Principle, That every Mans Religion is his own private Conscience, which he is to believe to be the immediate dictate of God,
though in other things they may irreconcilably disagree, yet concur in this one Common Principle, That every men Religion is his own private Conscience, which he is to believe to be the immediate dictate of God,
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Now when this Notion of Religion is entertained, it sets up in every Factious Mind an uncontroulable Tribunal, which governs with a power superiour to all humane Reason, Laws, and Authority;
Now when this Notion of Religion is entertained, it sets up in every Factious Mind an uncontrollable Tribunal, which governs with a power superior to all humane Reason, Laws, and authority;
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and gains such an Ascendant over such mens Thoughts and Actions, that like the Commanders power in the Gospel, it says to one man, Come, and he cometh;
and gains such an Ascendant over such men's Thoughts and Actions, that like the Commanders power in the Gospel, it Says to one man, Come, and he comes;
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if such a Conscience be but tinctur'd from Scripture, that those are Groves and High Places, and these are Baalitish Priests and Dumb Dogs, the work is done in an instant.
if such a Conscience be but tinctured from Scripture, that those Are Groves and High Places, and these Are Baalitish Priests and Dumb Dogs, the work is done in an instant.
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than violate his Credit of his being of the Godly Party. Nay, if Blood lies in the way of Reformation, 'tis but whispering into Conscience a Text or two,
than violate his Credit of his being of the Godly Party. Nay, if Blood lies in the Way of Reformation, it's but whispering into Conscience a Text or two,
and it bids the Man (let it be against whom it will) Go, and utterly destroy those Sinners the Amalakites, and fight against them till they be consumed, (as he finds it 1 Sam. 15.18.) Or if he reads, Cursed be he that doth the Work of the Lord negligently,
and it bids the Man (let it be against whom it will) Go, and utterly destroy those Sinners the Amalekites, and fight against them till they be consumed, (as he finds it 1 Sam. 15.18.) Or if he reads, Cursed be he that does the Work of the Lord negligently,
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and that keepeth his Sword from Blood, (as he is told from Jer. 48.10.) Or if he but hears a Curse ye Meroz, unless you raise a Regiment to fight the Lords Battles ;
and that Keepeth his Sword from Blood, (as he is told from Jer. 48.10.) Or if he but hears a Curse you Meroz, unless you raise a Regiment to fight the lords Battles;
when such a wild and destructive Principle as this, may be presum'd to have possessed the Minds of our Numerous and Seditious Factions, whensoever the Change of the Government should come under design, and be attempted?
when such a wild and destructive Principle as this, may be presumed to have possessed the Minds of our Numerous and Seditious Factions, whensoever the Change of the Government should come under Design, and be attempted?
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and hath cast this Operative Principle at present into such a Dead Sleep of Shame and Abhorrence, that we hope and pray, that it may never be awaken'd more, to be made an Engine to assist any future Attempts,
and hath cast this Operative Principle At present into such a Dead Sleep of Shame and Abhorrence, that we hope and pray, that it may never be awakened more, to be made an Engine to assist any future Attempts,
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Now if we shall but seriously Consider, and take a full prospect of these several Instances of our imminent Danger, from the concurrence of so many Advantages, which the Conspiracy had met with and attain'd, to secure its Success;
Now if we shall but seriously Consider, and take a full prospect of these several Instances of our imminent Danger, from the concurrence of so many Advantages, which the conspiracy had met with and attained, to secure its Success;
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it cannot but melt our whole Souls into a holy Joy and Love, to think of what our Most Gracious GOD hath done for us in preventing all those Evils, and defeating all those Advantages:
it cannot but melt our Whole Souls into a holy Joy and Love, to think of what our Most Gracious GOD hath done for us in preventing all those Evils, and defeating all those Advantages:
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And at the same time, how can we but be transported with the most amazing Admiration of his Goodness, that His tender Providence should have such regard to an Ungrateful Nation? And then,
And At the same time, how can we but be transported with the most amazing Admiration of his goodness, that His tender Providence should have such regard to an Ungrateful nation? And then,
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that is, that God should chuse the Intervention of an ordinary Contingence, to make a kind of Necessity to his Sacred MAJESTY to escape from his Danger, in contradiction to his own Resolution of staying where He was, till every Circumstance had been fitted for His destruction?
that is, that God should choose the Intervention of an ordinary Contingence, to make a kind of Necessity to his Sacred MAJESTY to escape from his Danger, in contradiction to his own Resolution of staying where He was, till every Circumstance had been fitted for His destruction?
O, what Joy must it needs create in every Loyal mind, when this Day tells him, that he did not live to behold (as was design'd) a Gracious KING and his Royal BROTHER weltring in their Blood;
Oh, what Joy must it needs create in every Loyal mind, when this Day tells him, that he did not live to behold (as was designed) a Gracious KING and his Royal BROTHER weltering in their Blood;
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and with them and us, let us Wish also, That the Holy Angels in Heaven, whose station is Joy and Love, might concur with us in our highest Hallelujahs ;
and with them and us, let us Wish also, That the Holy Angels in Heaven, whose station is Joy and Love, might concur with us in our highest Hallelujahs;
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