It was surely the most proper place for him to be found in, having been lately bless'd with such a miraculous deliverance from an infirmity he had thirty eight Years laboured under,
It was surely the most proper place for him to be found in, having been lately blessed with such a miraculous deliverance from an infirmity he had thirty eight years laboured under,
How much more becoming and Pious then is this our Solemn Anniversary Appearance on this Day, in this place, to pay the Tribute of our devoutest Acknowledgments,
How much more becoming and Pious then is this our Solemn Anniversary Appearance on this Day, in this place, to pay the Tribute of our devoutest Acknowledgments,
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and most hearty Thanksgivings for a deliverance, as great and stupendous, as ever Gods mighty Hand and outstretched Arm hath wrought for any People, or Nation under the Heavens:
and most hearty Thanksgivings for a deliverance, as great and stupendous, as ever God's mighty Hand and outstretched Arm hath wrought for any People, or nation under the Heavens:
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or the Means by which so prodigious a Work was atchieved, or those manifold and excellent Benefits that have since accrued to us from it, hath the Characters of the divine goodness and power so visibly impress'd upon it, is so illustrious an instance, such an astonishing effect of Gods wise and gracious Providence over,
or the Means by which so prodigious a Work was achieved, or those manifold and excellent Benefits that have since accrued to us from it, hath the Characters of the divine Goodness and power so visibly impressed upon it, is so illustrious an instance, such an astonishing Effect of God's wise and gracious Providence over,
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Our Nation had long lain languishing under miserable Oppression and Tyranny, its blood and spirits exhausted in an unnatural Civil War, ending in the Execrable Murder of the late King and Martyr of ever Blessed Memory;
Our nation had long lain languishing under miserable Oppression and Tyranny, its blood and spirits exhausted in an unnatural Civil War, ending in the Execrable Murder of the late King and Martyr of ever Blessed Memory;
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This was our sad and piteous State, when after many defeats and vain endeavours of the Loyal Party to rescue their Native Country from such lawless Usurpation sand horrible distractions;
This was our sad and piteous State, when After many defeats and vain endeavours of the Loyal Party to rescue their Native Country from such lawless Usurpation sand horrible distractions;
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and by a wonderful train of Providences, without War or Bloodshed, to the amazement of the whole World, restored our most gracious Soveraign, the Light of our Eyes, the breath of our Nostrils, to his Rights and Kingdoms,
and by a wondered train of Providences, without War or Bloodshed, to the amazement of the Whole World, restored our most gracious Sovereign, the Light of our Eyes, the breath of our Nostrils, to his Rights and Kingdoms,
and placed him on the Imperial Throne of his Fathers; (may his Reign be Long and Prosperous) and with him our equal Laws and just Liberties, the glory of the English Subject;
and placed him on the Imperial Throne of his Father's; (may his Reign be Long and Prosperous) and with him our equal Laws and just Liberties, the glory of the English Subject;
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and which ought to be especially mentioned in this place, the true reformed Religion with its supports and encouragements, our Church re-established in its former Beauty and Authority,
and which ought to be especially mentioned in this place, the true reformed Religion with its supports and encouragements, our Church Reestablished in its former Beauty and authority,
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but yet it is more especially and particularly engag'd in ordering and managing publick affairs, such as are of great moment and benefit to Mankind, in the over-turning or raising up of Empires, in grand revolutions of State, in alterations of Government, in the protection of the sacred Persons of Soveraign Princes, the chief Minsters of his Kingdom, his Vicegerents and Substitutes here on Earth, on whose welfare whole Nations depend:
but yet it is more especially and particularly engaged in ordering and managing public affairs, such as Are of great moment and benefit to Mankind, in the overturning or raising up of Empires, in grand revolutions of State, in alterations of Government, in the protection of the sacred Persons of Sovereign Princes, the chief Ministers of his Kingdom, his Vicegerents and Substitutes Here on Earth, on whose welfare Whole nations depend:
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and shall we ever forget the triumphant shouts and joyful Acclamations, with which his Majesty was welcomed into this City, (shall I say?) or rather into the open Hearts and Breasts of all his Subjects? even those that were obnoxious to his Justice,
and shall we ever forget the triumphant shouts and joyful Acclamations, with which his Majesty was welcomed into this city, (shall I say?) or rather into the open Hearts and Breasts of all his Subject's? even those that were obnoxious to his justice,
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Now after such experience of his admirable mercifulness and God-like disposition to forgive, (and perhaps never any one Man in the World had opportunity of shewing greater) after so long continuance of those manifold Blessings, which attended his glorious Restauration;
Now After such experience of his admirable mercifulness and Godlike disposition to forgive, (and perhaps never any one Man in the World had opportunity of showing greater) After so long Continuance of those manifold Blessings, which attended his glorious Restauration;
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let us not suffer our thankfulness in the least to cool and abate, or those impressions of Love and Loyalty, which the first sight of his Royal Person (who was the desire of three Kingdoms) had stamped upon us, to be in any measure worn out and defaced.
let us not suffer our thankfulness in the least to cool and abate, or those impressions of Love and Loyalty, which the First sighed of his Royal Person (who was the desire of three Kingdoms) had stamped upon us, to be in any measure worn out and defaced.
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Indeed so regardless are some men of Gods Providence over this Nation, and so forgetful of his great mercies, that they do not care to come nigh any place or persons that do devoutly and solemnly own them, All the Liberty and Peace, all the Wealth and excellent Religion which they enjoy, do not possess and affect them comparably to the Fears and Jealousies of the loss of them all.
Indeed so regardless Are Some men of God's Providence over this nation, and so forgetful of his great Mercies, that they do not care to come High any place or Persons that do devoutly and solemnly own them, All the Liberty and Peace, all the Wealth and excellent Religion which they enjoy, do not possess and affect them comparably to the Fears and Jealousies of the loss of them all.
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They are so willing and studious to put out of their minds all former deliverances, that they talk, think of nothing but approaching Miseries and Confusions,
They Are so willing and studious to put out of their minds all former Deliverances, that they talk, think of nothing but approaching Misery's and Confusions,
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But though I thus speak, yet there is great cause to think better things of you here present, who are now Assembled to bless God, not only for restoring to us our Lawful Prince,
But though I thus speak, yet there is great cause to think better things of you Here present, who Are now Assembled to bless God, not only for restoring to us our Lawful Prince,
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I know very well, people are much inclin'd to run backward to famous men, and great Princes of Former Ages, highly extolling those that have been long since dead and gone;
I know very well, people Are much inclined to run backward to famous men, and great Princes of Former Ages, highly extolling those that have been long since dead and gone;
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God often afflicts particular persons for their tryal, for the encrease and exercise of their Vertues, to propound their example to the World, out of Love and Fatherly affection to them:
God often afflicts particular Persons for their trial, for the increase and exercise of their Virtues, to propound their Exampl to the World, out of Love and Fatherly affection to them:
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We ought therefore to give to God the glory of his Justice, and acknowledge that they were the sins of the Nation, that gave success and victory to our Enemies;
We ought Therefore to give to God the glory of his justice, and acknowledge that they were the Sins of the nation, that gave success and victory to our Enemies;
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which, notwithstanding the undoubted goodness of the late Kings Cause, the undaunted Valour of his Friends, his own personal Innocence and exemplary Vertue,
which, notwithstanding the undoubted Goodness of the late Kings Cause, the undaunted Valour of his Friends, his own personal Innocence and exemplary Virtue,
and subjected the People to that very Arbitrary Dominion, and Power of the Sword, the prevention of which was the specious pretence of their first taking up Arms.
and subjected the People to that very Arbitrary Dominion, and Power of the Sword, the prevention of which was the specious pretence of their First taking up Arms.
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yet surely it is lawful, nay very expedient sometimes to call them to mind, yea often to remember them, in order to the avoiding the like occasions or practices for the future, which once proved so fatal to us:
yet surely it is lawful, nay very expedient sometime to call them to mind, yea often to Remember them, in order to the avoiding the like occasions or practices for the future, which once proved so fatal to us:
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finding the inefficacy of Judgments to awaken and amend us, that we hardned our selves the more under the strokes of his Vengeance, he now designs to melt and dissolve us with an amazing kindness.
finding the inefficacy of Judgments to awaken and amend us, that we hardened our selves the more under the Strokes of his Vengeance, he now designs to melt and dissolve us with an amazing kindness.
So that the Miseries and Calamities of the late Times, and the Deliverance of this day, do both teach us the same Lesson, preach the same Doctrine, That we should sin no more.
So that the Misery's and Calamities of the late Times, and the Deliverance of this day, do both teach us the same lesson, preach the same Doctrine, That we should sin no more.
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After this manner God hath been pleased in this Age most sigually to deal with this Kingdom, by an intermixture of Judgments and Mercies, that either by fair and gentle means,
After this manner God hath been pleased in this Age most sigually to deal with this Kingdom, by an intermixture of Judgments and mercies, that either by fair and gentle means,
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and hath not he shewed us greater mercies? that which we this day commemorate, the preservation of the Kings Life to this time, the late Discovery and prevention of the Popish Plot, the maintaining us hitherto in Peace and Tranquillity, notwithstanding our present distractions and dangerous Convulsions. And therefore
and hath not he showed us greater Mercies? that which we this day commemorate, the preservation of the Kings Life to this time, the late Discovery and prevention of the Popish Plot, the maintaining us hitherto in Peace and Tranquillity, notwithstanding our present distractions and dangerous Convulsions. And Therefore
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than the bare remembrance of what this Nation hath already suffered by them; especially this should suffice in this present Age, when the memory of it is fresh, and the Scars still remain.
than the bore remembrance of what this nation hath already suffered by them; especially this should suffice in this present Age, when the memory of it is fresh, and the Scars still remain.
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Should we now ever fall into the same sins again, nourish and foment the like discontents and misunderstandings between the King and his People, take upon our selves in any case to resist the Soveraign Power;
Should we now ever fallen into the same Sins again, nourish and foment the like discontents and misunderstandings between the King and his People, take upon our selves in any case to resist the Sovereign Power;
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This is to brave God, and to Challenge him to do his worst, when men will dare again to venture on any of those courses, which but lately were so mischievous and deadly to these three Kingdoms.
This is to brave God, and to Challenge him to do his worst, when men will Dare again to venture on any of those courses, which but lately were so mischievous and deadly to these three Kingdoms.
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For this glorious Restauration doth lay an Eternal Obligation upon us all, of continuing true and faithful to the Government in all Points, and at all times;
For this glorious Restauration does lay an Eternal Obligation upon us all, of Continuing true and faithful to the Government in all Points, and At all times;
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But some will be ready to say, What worse thing can happen to us? Can we imagine a more wretched and Calamitous state of Affairs, greater Confusions, Disorders,
But Some will be ready to say, What Worse thing can happen to us? Can we imagine a more wretched and Calamitous state of Affairs, greater Confusions, Disorders,
let us now have a great care that we do not bring the Nation into everlasting Slavery, by provokeing God to take away this so well constituted Government for ever from us.
let us now have a great care that we do not bring the nation into everlasting Slavery, by provoking God to take away this so well constituted Government for ever from us.
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Especially as to you in this great City, who during the late Troubles in England, felt not near so much as what the poor Country suffered, it may now come to your Lot,
Especially as to you in this great city, who during the late Troubles in England, felt not near so much as what the poor Country suffered, it may now come to your Lot,
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And if God should once more for oue sins, (though we hope better things) suffer these present Heats and Animosities and Contentions amongst us to ferment and ripen into another bloody War, can we expect any other Issue,
And if God should once more for oue Sins, (though we hope better things) suffer these present Heats and Animosities and Contentions among us to ferment and ripen into Another bloody War, can we expect any other Issue,
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should against return into his house from whence he came, and when he is come, find it emply, swept and garnished, ready and prepared for its reception;
should against return into his house from whence he Come, and when he is come, find it imply, swept and garnished, ready and prepared for its reception;
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and the service I am now called to, to recommend to you some few things, which the deliverance we this day commemorate doth more especially oblige us all unto, by which we may best contribute towards the continuance of those great mereies we now bless God for;
and the service I am now called to, to recommend to you Some few things, which the deliverance we this day commemorate does more especially oblige us all unto, by which we may best contribute towards the Continuance of those great Mercies we now bless God for;
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1. Quiet and peaceable subjection to the Government on this Day restored and re-established, and that for Conscience sake, out of fear of offending God.
1. Quiet and peaceable subjection to the Government on this Day restored and Reestablished, and that for Conscience sake, out of Fear of offending God.
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That by this frequent and earnest perswading people to exact submission and constant adherence to the present Government, they make some amends for that great mischief that was done out of Pulpits in the late Times, by contrary talk and infinuations.
That by this frequent and earnest persuading people to exact submission and constant adherence to the present Government, they make Some amends for that great mischief that was done out of Pulpits in the late Times, by contrary talk and infinuations.
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But why, I pray, must we be the only men, whose Mouths must at such a time as this be stopped? Let those, who are least guilty in this kind, throw the first stone at us.
But why, I pray, must we be the only men, whose Mouths must At such a time as this be stopped? Let those, who Are least guilty in this kind, throw the First stone At us.
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having his head full of new projects and models of Reformation and Mountebank Receipts, and Infallible Medicines to Cure and settle the Nation, which he vents in all places and Companies with his notable remarks upon all Occurrences,
having his head full of new projects and models of Reformation and Mountebank Receipts, and Infallible Medicines to Cure and settle the nation, which he vents in all places and Companies with his notable remarks upon all Occurrences,
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Indeed this is the Epidemical Disease of the times, and the Clergy ought not to be too severely reprehended, if they have not wholly escaped the general Contagion.
Indeed this is the Epidemical Disease of the times, and the Clergy ought not to be too severely reprehended, if they have not wholly escaped the general Contagion.
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But in truth, the ground of all this Charge and Accusation is only this, That the present Clergy of England take all occasions of shewing their own Loyalty,
But in truth, the ground of all this Charge and Accusation is only this, That the present Clergy of England take all occasions of showing their own Loyalty,
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and by some Sectaries since the Reformation, to make way for the pretended Kingdom of Christ here upon Earth;) but especially maintained and defended in our Church of England; viz. That Soveraign Princes are accountable to God alone, That actual Obedience is due to them in all things, honest and lawful;
and by Some Sectaries since the Reformation, to make Way for the pretended Kingdom of christ Here upon Earth;) but especially maintained and defended in our Church of England; viz. That Sovereign Princes Are accountable to God alone, That actual obedience is due to them in all things, honest and lawful;
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but inward Veneration and Honour is due to them (and that, though themselves be vicious persens, debauched in their Lives, heretical in their Opinions,
but inward Veneration and Honour is due to them (and that, though themselves be vicious Persons, debauched in their Lives, heretical in their Opinions,
2. The next thing I would recommend to you is this, That every one of us should first and chiefly mind his own private duty, that belongs to him in that station Gods Providence hath placed him in here;
2. The next thing I would recommend to you is this, That every one of us should First and chiefly mind his own private duty, that belongs to him in that station God's Providence hath placed him in Here;
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and stoutly maintains his Ground and Post, and the General over looks and governs the whole, every one being ready punctually to Execute, not dispute his Commands;
and stoutly maintains his Ground and Post, and the General over looks and governs the Whole, every one being ready punctually to Execute, not dispute his Commands;
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It hath indeed never been well with us in this Nation, since this itch of hearing and telling publick News hath so notoriously infected all sorts of men amongst us.
It hath indeed never been well with us in this nation, since this itch of hearing and telling public News hath so notoriously infected all sorts of men among us.
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In which alone too many in this City scandalously spend so great a part of their Life, to the irreparable loss of their precious time, neglect of their Trades and Religious Duties,
In which alone too many in this city scandalously spend so great a part of their Life, to the irreparable loss of their precious time, neglect of their Trades and Religious Duties,
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for every conceited Pedant as if he were inspired with Politicks, or pert Tradesman, that can but make a shift to spell out a Gazetie, to undertake to wield Scepters and rule Kingdoms.
for every conceited Pedant as if he were inspired with Politics, or pert Tradesman, that can but make a shift to spell out a Gazetie, to undertake to wield Sceptres and Rule Kingdoms.
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and happy would it be for us, if all those who complain most loudly of these evil dayes, would take sufficient care not to contribute towards the rendring them such.
and happy would it be for us, if all those who complain most loudly of these evil days, would take sufficient care not to contribute towards the rendering them such.
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And if instead of vain and affected complaints, which only beat the air, men would in the fear of the Lord take themselves to task, search out what is amiss in themselves,
And if instead of vain and affected complaints, which only beatrice the air, men would in the Fear of the Lord take themselves to task, search out what is amiss in themselves,
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first sweep their own Door, would spend their time and use their Eyes more at home, be more curious and critical in observing themselves than other men,
First sweep their own Door, would spend their time and use their Eyes more At home, be more curious and critical in observing themselves than other men,
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the World would soon be much mended, and we should suddenly have far better days. Thou hast thy self in the first place given thee in charge to look after.
the World would soon be much mended, and we should suddenly have Far better days. Thou hast thy self in the First place given thee in charge to look After.
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and no further, attending every one conscientiously to his own proper work and business, would go very far towards the maintaining of order and quiet, securing the publick Peace,
and no further, attending every one conscientiously to his own proper work and business, would go very Far towards the maintaining of order and quiet, securing the public Peace,
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and villanies committed by pretended Protestants, for Gods glory and for setting up the Gospel and pure worship of Christ? and indeed well meaning men,
and villainies committed by pretended Protestants, for God's glory and for setting up the Gospel and pure worship of christ? and indeed well meaning men,
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and they are so hot and eager in the prosecution of it, that they allow not themselves leisure and patience to consider the lawfulness and expediency of the means they use for the compassing of it.
and they Are so hight and eager in the prosecution of it, that they allow not themselves leisure and patience to Consider the lawfulness and expediency of the means they use for the compassing of it.
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Our Religion teacheth us to suffer the greatest evils, rather than forsake or renounce it; but not to do the least evil, even for the maintenance of it;
Our Religion Teaches us to suffer the greatest evils, rather than forsake or renounce it; but not to do the least evil, even for the maintenance of it;
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David with the chosen men of Israel was conveighing the Ark of the Lord, in a new Cart from the House of Abinadab, as you may see 2 Sam. 6. and Ʋzzah drove the Cart. Now the Oxen chanced to stumble,
David with the chosen men of Israel was conveying the Ark of the Lord, in a new Cart from the House of Abinadab, as you may see 2 Sam. 6. and Ʋzzah drove the Cart. Now the Oxen chanced to Stumble,
It was not lawful for Ʋzzah, (though what the particular reason was, is variously disputed by learned men) to touch the Ark. Yet out of great zeal and good meaning to prevent a thing so dishonourable to God and their Religion,
It was not lawful for Ʋzzah, (though what the particular reason was, is variously disputed by learned men) to touch the Ark Yet out of great zeal and good meaning to prevent a thing so dishonourable to God and their Religion,
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unless we help'd him out a little in a time of great need, by stretching our Consciences and venturing on something that he hath forbid? People must not take care of God and his cause against Gods mind.
unless we helped him out a little in a time of great need, by stretching our Consciences and venturing on something that he hath forbid? People must not take care of God and his cause against God's mind.
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when we endeavour after settlement and salvation by any irregular, indirect means, we put our selves out of Gods way and protection, renounce his care and providence over us;
when we endeavour After settlement and salvation by any irregular, indirect means, we put our selves out of God's Way and protection, renounce his care and providence over us;
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whose Doctrines are so Orthodox, its Liturgy so devout, its Government so Apostolical, its Constitutions so reasonable and useful, its Ceremonies so few and decent, that no one can refuse Communion with it,
whose Doctrines Are so Orthodox, its Liturgy so devout, its Government so Apostolical, its Constitutions so reasonable and useful, its Ceremonies so few and decent, that no one can refuse Communion with it,
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but upon such principles, which if he holds to them, shall equally oblige him to refuse Communion with all the setled Churches, that are or have been in the Christian World, excepting some few little Commonwealth Churches,
but upon such principles, which if he holds to them, shall equally oblige him to refuse Communion with all the settled Churches, that Are or have been in the Christian World, excepting Some few little Commonwealth Churches,
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A Church most admirably fitted for the making of men substantially good and pious, just and loyal, peaceable and charitable, that incroacheth not upon the Right of Princes,
A Church most admirably fitted for the making of men substantially good and pious, just and loyal, peaceable and charitable, that incroacheth not upon the Right of Princes,
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And in all humane probability nothing can keep Popery (of which we now stand in so much fear and danger, which is the great evil that now so sorely threatens us) nothing, I say, can keep it out of England so much as being firm and true to this present establishment, till our Governours shall see fit to make any alterations.
And in all humane probability nothing can keep Popery (of which we now stand in so much Fear and danger, which is the great evil that now so sorely threatens us) nothing, I say, can keep it out of England so much as being firm and true to this present establishment, till our Governors shall see fit to make any alterations.
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And if ever that common Enemy again get entrance here, it must be through those holes and breaches, which our needless Divisions and Separations from the Church have made.
And if ever that Common Enemy again get Entrance Here, it must be through those holes and Breaches, which our needless Divisions and Separations from the Church have made.
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Their divided single Troops were presently subdued by the united force of Caesars disciplin'd Legions. And the same way will the Romish Religion, if ever, gain admittance.
Their divided single Troops were presently subdued by the united force of Caesars disciplined Legions. And the same Way will the Romish Religion, if ever, gain admittance.
It will soon surmount and crush all little separated incoherent Congregations which might be resisted, and kept out by a well constituted united National Church.
It will soon surmount and crush all little separated incoherent Congregations which might be resisted, and kept out by a well constituted united National Church.
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nor design any such thing themselves, than those, who are with both hands pulling down this present Church of England, continually pelting her with peevish exceptions,
nor Design any such thing themselves, than those, who Are with both hands pulling down this present Church of England, continually pelting her with peevish exceptions,
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and popular scruples, libelling her Bishops and Governours, and laying all the evils of the times to their Charge, slandering her Ministers, vilifying her divine Offices, slighting her Censures, and deriding her Institutions.
and popular scruples, libeling her Bishops and Governors, and laying all the evils of the times to their Charge, slandering her Ministers, vilifying her divine Offices, slighting her Censures, and deriding her Institutions.
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than the Doctrines of Popery and the Religion professed and taught in the Church of England. And I pray God, he be not now by his late Providences teaching all Protestants the difference between Popery and Conformity,
than the Doctrines of Popery and the Religion professed and taught in the Church of England. And I pray God, he be not now by his late Providences teaching all Protestants the difference between Popery and Conformity,
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If ever such a sad day happen in England, (which God in his infinite mercy prevent) that Popery should be setled by a Law, men will then see, what little reason they had to cry down our present Church as Antichristian,
If ever such a sad day happen in England, (which God in his infinite mercy prevent) that Popery should be settled by a Law, men will then see, what little reason they had to cry down our present Church as Antichristian,
or our kneeling at the Holy Sacrament, as the same with the Adoration of the Host. They will then gladly wish for these days again, that they might have but once more the opportunity of serving God in publick,
or our kneeling At the Holy Sacrament, as the same with the Adoration of the Host. They will then gladly wish for these days again, that they might have but once more the opportunity of serving God in public,
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What an Happiness would they account that Liberty which now they are too apt to call Persecution? thus the unreasonable suspicious and groundless clamours of some men against our Church,
What an Happiness would they account that Liberty which now they Are too apt to call Persecution? thus the unreasonable suspicious and groundless clamours of Some men against our Church,
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as drawing too nigh, and approaching daily nearer to Popery, may soon bring or provoke God justly to inflict that great evil both upon themselves and us.
as drawing too High, and approaching daily nearer to Popery, may soon bring or provoke God justly to inflict that great evil both upon themselves and us.
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and making up her Breaches, by restoring due Authority to its Governours, and Reverence to its Ministers, by the coming in of those who have dissented from and deserted her,
and making up her Breaches, by restoring due authority to its Governors, and reverence to its Ministers, by the coming in of those who have dissented from and deserted her,
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and then through Gods blessing, and the goodness of our Governours, we may be able to stand our ground, notwithstanding the unwearied attempts and artifices of Rome against us.
and then through God's blessing, and the Goodness of our Governors, we may be able to stand our ground, notwithstanding the unwearied attempts and artifices of Room against us.
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And truly we may well account our Dissensions and Divisions incurable, if our late and present fears and dangers be not sufficient to put an end to them.
And truly we may well account our Dissensions and Divisions incurable, if our late and present fears and dangers be not sufficient to put an end to them.
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And yet notwithstanding all this good talk, are not our Religious feuds and animosities greater, more fierce at this day than ever? Do not our Divisions encrease? Do not our Separatists run further from us, keep at a greater distance, instead of approaching as nigh as they could,
And yet notwithstanding all this good talk, Are not our Religious feuds and animosities greater, more fierce At this day than ever? Do not our Divisions increase? Do not our Separatists run further from us, keep At a greater distance, instead of approaching as High as they could,
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and opprobrious nicknames Coined and pass currant amongst us? Is not Victory and Superiority sought more than Peace and Unity? to give Laws and prescribe to others, rather than amicably to agree,
and opprobrious nicknames Coined and pass currant among us? Is not Victory and Superiority sought more than Peace and Unity? to give Laws and prescribe to Others, rather than amicably to agree,
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lest a much worse thing than what we have hitherto felt, come upon us, let us not only our selves continue true and faithful to this Church we were baptized into,
lest a much Worse thing than what we have hitherto felt, come upon us, let us not only our selves continue true and faithful to this Church we were baptised into,
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but also endeavour by all the ways of Prudence and Love, by all the Arts of Mildness and Gentleness, by all lawful compliances and condescensions, to win over others into its Bosom and Communion.
but also endeavour by all the ways of Prudence and Love, by all the Arts of Mildness and Gentleness, by all lawful compliances and condescensions, to win over Others into its Bosom and Communion.
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and Nation, and the continuance of all those mercies we now enjoy above any other People, let us all join our utmost endeavours to put a stop to that Floud of Atheism, Prophaneness and Irreligion, that hath so strangely of late Years prevailed amongst us.
and nation, and the Continuance of all those Mercies we now enjoy above any other People, let us all join our utmost endeavours to put a stop to that Flood of Atheism, Profaneness and Irreligion, that hath so strangely of late years prevailed among us.
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yet surely never in any time, since Religion (shall I say?) or Civility first entred into our Country, were men so impudent and barefac'd in sinning, in pleading for it, in defending of it,
yet surely never in any time, since Religion (shall I say?) or Civility First entered into our Country, were men so impudent and barefaced in sinning, in pleading for it, in defending of it,
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Heretofore men were sensual and debauched, but then they did all they could to conceal their Vices, they sinn'd with Modesty, they would sometimes blush for what they had done,
Heretofore men were sensual and debauched, but then they did all they could to conceal their Vices, they sinned with Modesty, they would sometime blush for what they had done,
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This drolling, scoffing humour, which spares not God himself, his Providences, Laws and Government, seems to be the peculiar reigning sin of this Age;
This drolling, scoffing humour, which spares not God himself, his Providences, Laws and Government, seems to be the peculiar reigning since of this Age;
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And that there is an universal degeneracy and corruption both of Principles and Manners amongst us, is the observation and complaint of all sober persons.
And that there is an universal degeneracy and corruption both of Principles and Manners among us, is the observation and complaint of all Sobrium Persons.
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but indeed the horrid Hypocrisy, and that great abuse of Religion, which was so notorious in the late times, is one of the greatest causes of the prophaneness and contempt of all Religion in this;
but indeed the horrid Hypocrisy, and that great abuse of Religion, which was so notorious in the late times, is one of the greatest Causes of the profaneness and contempt of all Religion in this;
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when so many made shew of the greatest demureness and tenderness of Conscience imaginable, and yet were not afraid to do the most shameful and dishonourable things.
when so many made show of the greatest demureness and tenderness of Conscience imaginable, and yet were not afraid to do the most shameful and dishonourable things.
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This was apt to make men think, that Religion was nothing else, but a crafty care to abstain from some sins, to give our selves greater liberty in others, to commit them with less suspicion.
This was apt to make men think, that Religion was nothing Else, but a crafty care to abstain from Some Sins, to give our selves greater liberty in Others, to commit them with less suspicion.
This hath given occasion to many of loose Lives, to look upon all Religious People as a pack of Hypocritical Pharisees, only some to have better luck than others, in passing off the Stage undiscovered.
This hath given occasion to many of lose Lives, to look upon all Religious People as a pack of Hypocritical Pharisees, only Some to have better luck than Others, in passing off the Stage undiscovered.
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True Religion is not to answer for all that the Army-Saints did, who only professed it to serve a turn, who took up the outward garb and dress of it, by it to deceive the simple and unwary, and palliate their leud designs;
True Religion is not to answer for all that the Army-Saints did, who only professed it to serve a turn, who took up the outward garb and dress of it, by it to deceive the simple and unwary, and palliate their lewd designs;
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What such men did, ought not in the least to prejudice us against unfeigned Piety, hearty and sober Devotion, true Righteousness, Peaceableness and quietness of Temper, and universal Goodness.
What such men did, ought not in the least to prejudice us against unfeigned Piety, hearty and Sobrium Devotion, true Righteousness, Peaceableness and quietness of Temper, and universal goodness.
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But whatever is the true cause of this growth of Atheism, and Irreligion amongst us, this is certain that the publick Peace and Government is in no little danger from men of such Principles and practices.
But whatever is the true cause of this growth of Atheism, and Irreligion among us, this is certain that the public Peace and Government is in no little danger from men of such Principles and practices.
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For when all is done, Conscience is the best tie of Allegiance, and they will always prove the best and quietest Subjects, who are most afraid of offending God.
For when all is done, Conscience is the best tie of Allegiance, and they will always prove the best and Quietest Subjects, who Are most afraid of offending God.
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And they, who regard not the Soveraign Majesty of Heaven and Earth, or his Laws, can never give sufficient assurance of Loyalty to their Earthly Prince,
And they, who regard not the Sovereign Majesty of Heaven and Earth, or his Laws, can never give sufficient assurance of Loyalty to their Earthly Prince,
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So serviceable to the true interests of Kings, and the happiness and peace of Societies, is true Religion, that the Atheists have looked upon it and exposed it as a subtile invention of some airy Politicians to keep Subjects in awe and order.
So serviceable to the true interests of Kings, and the happiness and peace of Societies, is true Religion, that the Atheists have looked upon it and exposed it as a subtle invention of Some airy Politicians to keep Subject's in awe and order.
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and if they are not true, yet it is great pity they are not; and Atheism ought to be prosecuted and punished as destructive to publick Peace and order.
and if they Are not true, yet it is great pity they Are not; and Atheism ought to be prosecuted and punished as destructive to public Peace and order.
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And oh that I could now say something, that might be of force to perswade you all, to adorn the King's and Churches Cause, which you have so happily espoused, by innocency of Life, sobriety of Conversation, by a regular Devotion and unaffected Piety, and unbounded Charity;
And o that I could now say something, that might be of force to persuade you all, to adorn the King's and Churches Cause, which you have so happily espoused, by innocency of Life, sobriety of Conversation, by a regular Devotion and unaffected Piety, and unbounded Charity;
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It is the prophaneness and debauchery, the Oaths and intemperance of too many amongst us, that would pretend to be the greatest Lovers of the Crown and Church, that do really most endanger both, that weaken our side,
It is the profaneness and debauchery, the Oaths and intemperance of too many among us, that would pretend to be the greatest Lovers of the Crown and Church, that do really most endanger both, that weaken our side,
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Oh let not our heinous and crying sins a second time ruine and lose so just and glorious a Cause, destroy so flourishing a Kingdom and Monarchy, overturn the purest and best constituted Church in the World.
O let not our heinous and crying Sins a second time ruin and loose so just and glorious a Cause, destroy so flourishing a Kingdom and Monarchy, overturn the Purest and best constituted Church in the World.
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yet we may prove great Benefactors to the publick, and do great good to three Kingdoms, by our faithful Intercessions at the Throne of Grace for his most Excellent Majesty,
yet we may prove great Benefactors to the public, and do great good to three Kingdoms, by our faithful Intercessions At the Throne of Grace for his most Excellent Majesty,
And as we pray to God on his behalf, so ought we most especially this day, to praise God for him and those manifold Blessings, which he hath been the happy Instrument under God, of transmitting down to us.
And as we pray to God on his behalf, so ought we most especially this day, to praise God for him and those manifold Blessings, which he hath been the happy Instrument under God, of transmitting down to us.
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Blessed be God, that saved him from those Bloody Hands, that so cruelly used his Blessed Father, that covered his Head in the Day of Battel, that conveighed him safe through Crowds of his Enemies,
Blessed be God, that saved him from those Bloody Hands, that so cruelly used his Blessed Father, that covered his Head in the Day of Battle, that conveyed him safe through Crowds of his Enemies,
Blessed be God, that preserved him all along during a tedious Exile, that provided for him in the Wilderness, that kept him constant to that Religion and Church which his Royal Father died in, notwithstanding great offers and temptations to change it.
Blessed be God, that preserved him all along during a tedious Exile, that provided for him in the Wilderness, that kept him constant to that Religion and Church which his Royal Father died in, notwithstanding great offers and temptations to change it.
For all which, and all other Blessings, let there be ascribed by us and all men, to God Almighty, the Father, the Son and Holy Ghost, all possible Praise, Thanksgiving, Adoration and Obedience, for evermore, Amen. FINIS.
For all which, and all other Blessings, let there be ascribed by us and all men, to God Almighty, the Father, the Son and Holy Ghost, all possible Praise, Thanksgiving, Adoration and obedience, for evermore, Amen. FINIS.
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