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and afterwards contrive and labour to fill up it's room with such Rubbish as a Common-wealth; or such a rough and unhewen Flint, as that late prodigious Tyrant; which whilest with all their Art and skill they strove to fit and pollish, they could never hope to produce anything but a fire to consume at once both the builders and the building? But will it not yet seem more strange and incredble, that even our Spirituall builders too, those that pretended, to be joynt labourers with Christ for the aedification of his heavenly kingdome upon earth, should make it their Pulpit and their Lecture trade, to mete out to their auditors such large measure of factions and seditious doctrine each Market day, and like the Jewish High-priests move and incense the People to run raging up and down the streets with a Crucifie him, Crucifie him, and never cease watching at the doors, with their trayterous Petitions in their hands, till they had obtain'd their request, the Murder of their King, and the ruine of his Kingdom? And yet such unskilfull builders had unfortunate England on all sides set on work, who had a farre greater longing to grow rich upon the ruines, |
and afterwards contrive and labour to fill up it's room with such Rubbish as a Commonwealth; or such a rough and unhewn Flint, as that late prodigious Tyrant; which whilst with all their Art and skill they strove to fit and polish, they could never hope to produce anything but a fire to consume At once both the Builders and the building? But will it not yet seem more strange and incredble, that even our Spiritual Builders too, those that pretended, to be joint labourers with christ for the edification of his heavenly Kingdom upon earth, should make it their Pulpit and their Lecture trade, to meet out to their Auditors such large measure of factions and seditious Doctrine each Market day, and like the Jewish High priests move and incense the People to run raging up and down the streets with a Crucify him, Crucify him, and never cease watching At the doors, with their traitorous Petitions in their hands, till they had obtained their request, the Murder of their King, and the ruin of his Kingdom? And yet such unskilful Builders had unfortunate England on all sides Set on work, who had a Far greater longing to grow rich upon the ruins, |
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