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A54117At least to maintain Charity by, If our sentiments of the Intention of the Text are not the same?
A54117But since none can be so orthodox as that deliver''d to us in Gods Book, why should we press the point further?
A54117Or how can we frame a better General to Center In?
A54117Who can Determine with equal Authority to that of the Holy Ghost?
A54117Who can express His mind Apter?
A54117s.n.,[ London: 1698?]
A27200How can you think that he will you forgive, Who so Blasphem''d his Name while you did live?
A27200is it not a sad and dreadful case, That Men should Him Blaspheme unto his Face?
A27200the unwelcome company of Fiends and Devils?
A27200what would they give for to be free?
A36289And Homage pay to the Almighty King, At whose Command All Things from Nought did spring?
A36289And are not Marked with a Stamp Divine?
A36289Art thou in Terms His great Pow''r to Resist?
A36289Could Isra''l be Impos''d on, or Deceiv''d When all the Laws and Statutes they Receiv''d?
A36289Did he not cause one of his Angels slay, And on the Ground near g tenscore thousand Lay Of Sirian Corpses, in a single Night?
A36289Did not my Preaching Prophets tell thee plain?
A36289Fixt to the Law, Commencing from the Day These Acts were Done; Pray there fore show what Way?
A36289Thou ought not take my Hallowed Name in vain?
A36289To the prophain Curst Swearer, Athist Wretch, The Judge shall on this ways derect his Speech ▪ The ARAIGNMENT of the WICKED WHat?
A36289Tush, what is said by yonder Man we''re Sure, The Mickle Devil himself can not indure, What?
A36289Were not Divine Unquestion''d useful Seals?
A36289What Mortal dare with such a Champion fight?
A36289are of Verity, As ev''n the Devils themselves dar not deny; As has been prov''d, how comes it then that thou Doth not unto the Great MESSIAH bow?
A36289doth thou think indeed, These Scriptures which thou frequently may Read, Are forg''d by Art, or Subtile Mans Ingine?
A36289q The r Sea divided s Jordans Streams back turn''d; And Law emitted while the t Mountain Burn''d Are these Romances, Lies or Forged Tales?
A939261. Who shall secure the Tithingman for what he doth upon the Justices unjust proceedings?
A93926Answer, How or when could the Parson see with his eyes such horrid acts of blasphemy, and not with his tongue reprove nor admonish the offender?
A93926Art thou he that livest in the Spirit?
A93926Art thou more wise, more holy, more knowing then the Bishops, and the Episcopal Preachers?
A93926Art thou not raised up of the devil to bring an evil report upon the work of Reformation?
A93926As a bird wandereth from her nest, so is a man that wandereth from his place,& c. Was not this man as a silly bird to wander from his place?
A93926But why do you boast your self in your own deceivings?
A93926Do not the Episcopalians hate thy waies in wickednesse?
A93926Is not M. White and the Parish beholding to T. W?
A93926Is not the light that is in thee darknesse?
A93926Judge Nicholas saith, O sirra, you know the Law, do you?
A93926Lord how good thou art?
A93926The second was, Whether ever they took M. W. to be a good woman?
A93926Then the Presbyterian and Independent Ministers, or rather, art thou not altogether notwithstanding like a deceitfull Idol?
A93926Thou art guilded with godlinesse I say: Art thou not altogether in the flesh?
A93926Two questions Mr Stokes desires them to satisfie him in; one is Why the fact was concealed till now?
A93926Webb is satisfied with his Masse of malice ▪ and that one of many acts of blasphemy is enough to record at this time?
A93926Were not these mock- prayers?
A93926What provision is made for conveying him and his& c. to Goal, for a foot they can not go, and horses they will not hire?
A93926When you appeared in sheeps clothing, who harmed you, who molested you, who advanced themselves above you?
A93926Wherefore Mr Stokes demands of them why they trouble him about such complaints?
A93926Whereupon this Deponents husband asked the said Mr Webbe, What?
A93926Whether J. O. aforesaid being an ingenuous young man, was not a fit piece of the Creation, to be a wife for T. Webbe the Parson?
A93926Whether the said Webbe be not a man of a thousand to make a Parish Parson, and publique Preacher in this time of Reformation?
A93926Whether( seeing they were States- prisoners) the State ought not to make provision for them, both to the Goal and in the Goal?
A93926do you tell them lies in the Pulpit?
A93926from his lawfull calling?
A93926from his pretended purity, to lay the egs of his filthinesse in other birds nests?
A93926from the wife of his bosome?
A93926that art raised up against a time of Reformation, to help forward the work?
A93926that hast attained to a higher light?
A93926why at that time of the night?
A93926why they did not rather get the assistance of some of their friends to reconcile them?
A77492, but what made it so?
A774922, Now, How may this name of God be said to be injured, evill spoken of?
A77492And are there not such to be found in this Nation that I say not in this place)?
A77492And hath not the like hapned to many amongst us, who have been guilty of the like usurpation?
A77492And if so, how deeply should this affect us, to hear the name of God thus dishonoured, thus Blasphemed as it is?
A77492And is it not so amongst us at this day?
A77492And is it not so?
A77492And that in this weeding time; in this time of pretended, and by many really intended Reformation?
A77492And what cause have we to do the like, who hear of those horrid Blasphemies which are so rife in this Nation at this day?
A77492And wherefore foretold?
A77492And wherefore he more then others?
A77492Are they not for the most part, such as separate themselves?
A77492As for that Orthodox distinction betwixt Essence and Person, how is it exploded?
A77492But alas how is this Prophecie of the Apostles fulfilled and made good amongst us in these last and worst of times?
A77492But how cometh it so to passe, that this so ill, so poysonous a weed should thus spring and grow in this Garden of God?
A77492But how shall we be preserved and kept from this great Evill?
A77492But how so?
A77492But if so, how came Moses to be at a stand concerning that Blasphemer, that he should so solicitously enquire of God what he should do with him?
A77492But what hath been the issue?
A77492But what is it that maketh them so?
A77492But what kind of Blasphemy is it which we meet with in the text?
A77492But what kind of men are they which have such a maligne influence upon the times, to make them so evill?
A77492But what men?
A77492But what was that to the Angel, the Minister, or Officers in that Church?
A77492But what was the issue?
A77492But what was the issue?
A77492But who, or what were they of whom the Apostle here foretelleth that they should prove so desperately wicked?
A77492Grosse and rigid Separatists, and Sectaries?
A77492Have we owned God and his truths, and appeared for them by profession and practice?
A77492How is Satan let loose amongst us, even to the deceiving of the Elect, if it were possible?
A77492I was a Blasphemer( saith he) But how so?
A77492If such adventurous spirits be drowned in a sea of Errors, what wonder?
A77492In the first Centurie, in the Apostles times, and soon after, how many of this brood?
A77492The Deity of Christ the Son of God, as also of the Holy Ghost, and their equality whith the Father, how is it professed against?
A77492Then every Athanasius shall be a Satansius, and what not?
A77492To see such a deluge of Heresies and Blasphemies cast out of the mouth of Satan, who but may fear the drowning of the Church?
A77492To see such a flood of waters cast out of the mouth of the red Dragon, who but may fear the carrying away the woman by it?
A77492To these I shall adde but one more; would you be kept from this sin?
A77492What is it that should make the times so bad, so dreadful?
A77492What shall we do for them?
A77492What, Are we Dogs, that we should do such things?
A77492When so many Dorrs are striking at the light, who but may fear the putting out of the Candle?
A77492Wherefore is it that we are met together this day?
A77492Who, or what are the Blasphemers of the times?
A77492[ May we know what this new doctrine is whereof thou speakest?]
A77492[ Men shall be blasphemers] but what kind of Blasphemers?
A77492but to bewaile the Blasphemies, the hideous, horrid, prodigious Blasphemies which swarme almost in all places of this Nation at this day?
A77492the extinguishing of the light of the Gospel amongst us?
A77492whether of God or of Men?
A34470And now what are you?
A34470And why then, say you, that the same bodie shall be raised again?
A34470But I have a new question, that is, Will Christ be manifest in them all, first or last?
A34470But Sir, he, I know, doth mean, that there is no reprobates ordained to wrath; now tell me, will Christ be in them you call reprobates, first or last?
A34470Can not every one read this as well as you?
A34470Do you charge me with any thing in this Proposition, or not?
A34470Do your conscience accuse you?
A34470How do you prove it?
A34470How long doth this Damnation last on them?
A34470I desire you may go on: How is Christ in you the hope of glory?
A34470If you speak to me, I must speak to you: But Sir, How will you prove me a Blasphemer, by the Law of God, or the Law of man?
A34470Is that Resurrection a mysterie, or no mysterie?
A34470Is there any man without sin?
A34470Let me ask you one question, the Goats that are spoken of, Are they believers?
A34470Not as acted by him, but reckoned to him: But Sir, pray answer me this question, seeing you have spoke, Is the body of Christ part of himself, or not?
A34470Or are they part of both?
A34470Or are they unbelievers?
A34470Pray then whose body are all the men in the world which Christ died for?
A34470Sir, what do you mean by satisfaction?
A34470Sirrah, you brazenface Rabshackel, what, doe you get up here to declare your blasphemy?
A34470So long as they do continue unbelievers?
A34470The Apostle saith all, and you say some, who perverts Scripture now, you or I?
A34470Then give me leave, Christ being born of the Virgin Mary, Was it also a signe to us, or not?
A34470Was it holie flesh, or sinful flesh?
A34470Were they Believers, or Vnbelievers?
A34470What are ye guiltie?
A34470What do you mean by grave?
A34470What is that you call Blasphemy?
A34470Will you say that Christ suffered for his own sins?
A34470You read of ten Lepers that were cleansed, and but one which did returne to give glorie to God, then said Christ, Where are the other nine?
A34470and to whom is the Arm of the Lord revealed?
A34470and to whom is the arme of the Lord revealed?
A34470and what do you doe?
A34470and what is that sinner which shall perish?
A34470so was Christ: Was man accursed for sin?
A42401& c. Now how doth your definition suit unto this?
A42401( Christ is risen,) and what is Christ?
A424011. serve for your purpose?
A4240112?
A4240119, 20. which contemned the preaching of Noah, were regenerated?
A4240120. who was it that led his people?
A4240120?
A424018. or we that defend them?
A42401A goodly conclusion, is it not?
A42401Also Christ laid down his life for his Sheep, are the Divels and the damned any of the Sheep of Christ?
A42401And as they went on their way, they came to a certain water; and the Eunuch said, see, here is water, what doth hinder me to be Baptised?
A42401And of our Redemption by Christ?
A42401Are not the Creatures made subject to vanity by reason of the sin of man?
A42401Are they not commissionated to preach this throughout the World, and did they not faithfully perform it?
A42401Are they predestinated to be the sons of God?
A42401As appears more fully out of the 4. and 5. verses, and who are they?
A42401But have all men power to repent and believe?
A42401But it can not hold them all?
A42401But let me ask you one question, when Christ gave unto his Disciples the keys of the kingdome of Heaven, wherein did the power of the keys consist?
A42401But what shall become of them?
A42401But when( may it be asked) doth he bestow all this?
A42401By the hands; of whom?
A42401Do not the best of Gods children sin?
A42401Do not the words following shew that it is spoken to Judah and Jerusalem, the Church of God?
A42401Do we not sad approaches now behold?
A42401Doth he confesse that he had erred in that confession of his, concerning the resurrection?
A42401Doth he not speak of those, that he predestinated to the Adoption of children?
A42401Doth not Iob say plainly, I know that my Redeemer lives?
A42401Fury is not in me: who would set the Briars, and Thorns against me in battel?
A42401God; wherewith?
A42401Have we not examples for it also?
A42401He that died, or rather he that is risen from the dead, and who was that?
A42401How could that be?
A42401How is your forehead steel''d, that you dare out- face a truth as apparent as the Sun at Noon- day?
A42401Is not here condemnation preached to unbeleevers, as well as salvation to beleevers, is it not as clear as the light at Noon- day?
A42401Is the Scripture therefore centrary to scripture?
A42401It is decreed; where?
A42401Mark the words, he call''s it their Worm, and this their Worm never dies, and wherefore their Worm?
A42401Now I pray, who do so?
A42401Now these being an Allegorie doth it prove, that all the Scriptures are an Allegorie?
A42401Now what is all this to your Opponents, how can you apply any of these things to any particular action of theirs truly?
A42401Of Moses and Aaron: what were they?
A42401Or because that was an Allegorie, may we believe there was no such Historie?
A42401Secondly, verse 9. by this, shall the iniquitie of Jacob be purged, by what?
A42401The History of the Acts of the Apostles?
A42401The History of the Kings?
A42401Then said one unto him, Lord, are there few that shall be saved?
A42401There wants fewel?
A42401Though it be kindled, yet it may go out?
A42401To whom is this spoken?
A42401Was it not in binding as well as in loosing?
A42401Were they elected before the foundation of the World?
A42401What Stuffe hath he dropt from his Gooses quill To praise a Subject suitable, as ill?
A42401What do you think of the old world, were not they created by God?
A42401What doth his Caution fancy''d from the course Of Stars, but shew he''s Lunatick or worse?
A42401What is the History of the creation of the World?
A42401What manner of dispensations to go to Hell?
A42401What?
A42401a man would judge that you mean Christ was one of them?
A42401and what becomes of branches cut off?
A42401because St. Paul made an Allegory of Abrahams having Sarah& Hagar doth it follow that all the Scriptures are Allegories?
A42401can such fruits arise from ignorance?
A42401could any man make such an excellent confession of a thing, and in such a manner, as Iob doth, and not know it?
A42401doth not his confession of his Redeemer, of the Resurrection, nay, of his own Redeemer prove the contrary?
A42401no, it is like a burning River of Brimstone, the breath of the Lord continually kindling it, and wherefore is all this?
A42401or that he had maintained a false cause?
A42401or the Word against the Word?
A42401they shall be cast into Hell, and all the people that forget God; which hell is here called Tophet: when was this made?
A42401to Babylon of the Caldeans, or to spiritual Babylon, the corps of the Reprobate?
A42401— Now who doth this?
A45376''T is true, they have had no small share in Censures and Objections; But what Person so innocent, what Design to laudable as to escape them?
A45376Again, are we Zealously Magistrates?
A45376Again, do we hate and abhor Sin with the same degree of Passion, wherewith we love GOD?
A45376Again, does the Excellency of those who are employ''d in any Service render it Honourable?
A45376And can it be a valuable Advantage to Men of Reason, that they may Swear as without any reverence for GOD, so without any fear of Punishment from Men?
A45376And can that Man be esteem''d a sincere Christian, who has no regard for his Brothers Eternal Happiness?
A45376And don''t all such deserve our Countenance and Encouragement, our greatest esteem and tenderest affection?
A45376And how happy wou''d it be both for them and us, did all our Magistrates consider and act agreeably to the great Trust repos''d in them?
A45376And is Religion the only that either does not need, or does not deserve a Society to promote and secure it?
A45376And is not the Case and Duty the same, and shou''d not the Honour be so too, with respect to those Sins which are immediately levell''d against GOD?
A45376And must not our being thus employ''d in the Work of Angels, be an excellent Preparative for their Conversation?
A45376And must not such Rejoice, when they see those Wretches Punish''d, who Dishonour their Sex, as well as their Religion?
A45376And shou''d not so Great, so Good an Example, engage Persons of all Ranks and Qualities, to joyn Vigorously in Prosecuting the same Design?
A45376And shou''d not the hopes of this Infinite Reward, inspire us with Holy Zeal, Undaunted Resolution, and Invincible Patience?
A45376And shou''d not those among us Blush who are conscious to themselves, that they are Intitled to none of these Praises?
A45376And shou''d we not chearfully pertake in all their Difficulties and Dangers, as we hope to share in their Rewards and Glory?
A45376And that because they were not Zealously Affected against Vice, and did not Industriously promote Reformation of Manners?
A45376And what a happy change wou''d their Zeal and Courage soon produce?
A45376And what a sad account shall such Men have to make at the Day of Judgment?
A45376And what various Passions of Indignation, of Grief and Shame must distract such unhappy Souls, when the Son of GOD shall thus Expostulate with them?
A45376Are not only far from GOD in their Hearts, but with their very Lips Dishonour him?
A45376Are our Magistrates and Clergy Commended, for discharging their Duty with so much Zeal?
A45376Are these the Rules and Measures of our Friendship to Men, and will GOD accept our Love on any lower Terms?
A45376As by averting the Wrath of GOD, and smoothing the way to Heaven?
A45376As by extirpating Vice, and promoting Piety and Virtue?
A45376But Idolatry was not the only Sin the Israelites thought themselves oblig''d to suppress by Informing against it?
A45376But in their being the Instruments of GOD''s Justice in Punishing his Enemies, the Instruments of his Mercy in Rewarding his Servants?
A45376But what Service so useful as this?
A45376Can they be fond of the Nauseous Liberty of being as Prophane as they please?
A45376Can ye hope to dwell with me, for whom you never had any true Honour, whose Cause you did not Plead, whose Interest you did not Espouse?
A45376Can you say you sincerely Lov''d me, when you declin''d my most Necessary Service, the Punishment of Vice, and Advancement of Piety?
A45376Dare we say we Love GOD, and yet can patiently hear his Being and Providence Disown''d, His Word Ridicul''d, and His Glorious Name Prophan''d?
A45376Did he hale the Saints to Prison, was he consenting to their Death?
A45376Did he once make Havock of the Church?
A45376Did they with united Counsels and Endeavours put a stop to Vice, and not commit those Crimes themselves, they were commanded to punish in others?
A45376Do I with the Humility becoming a Creature, Reverence GOD''s Word, and Adore his N ● me?
A45376Do we passionately Love GOD, and Burn with some degree of Angels Fire?
A45376Do we see something in it contrary to the Divine Nature; to Infinite Purity, Justice and Goodness, as also to our own reason and Happiness?
A45376Does he possess the Chief Empire of our Hearts and Minds; and do we suffer nothing to out- Rival him in our Affections?
A45376For how comes it to pass, that the Reformation for above an Age, has been almost wholly at a stand, or rather declining?
A45376For is it not reasonable that Wickedness shou''d be Suppress''d, and that Open Impieties shou''d be Punish''d and Corrected?
A45376For is the Person against whom the Information is given, Guilty of the Crime, with which he is charg''d?
A45376For what reason can Swearers have, with so much Eagerness and Passion, to desire to know who Inform''d against them?
A45376For wherein consists the employment of the Ministring Spirits of Heaven?
A45376Had they almost miscarry''d and been ruin''d for ever by their Wickedness, had not the Goodness of GOD miraculously interpos''d for their Deliverance?
A45376Has Satan entirely chang''d his Nature, and laid aside his Malice?
A45376Has he so often mis- represented Religion with great success, and expos''d it to publick Hatred, by Painting it as some frightful Monster?
A45376Have they entic''d others to Sin, and been but too unhappily successful in it?
A45376Have they heretofore Prophan''d GOD''s Name, or his Word, or his Day?
A45376Have they injur''d Religion by their Evil Examples?
A45376Hers, I say, whose Judgment and Prudence, were equal to Her Piety and High Condition?
A45376How Glorious wou''d Piety appear with all its Beauteous Charms?
A45376How Zealous was Elijah against Idolatry?
A45376How was Moses Transported at the Israelites Idolatry?
A45376How wou''d Religion Prosper and Flourish?
A45376How wou''d Wickedness Blush and Tremble, and Fly away?
A45376How wou''d all the Blessings of Heaven and Earth flow down upon us?
A45376In their restraining us from Sin by their powerful Influence, and awakening us to Repentance by unseen ways?
A45376Is any great Trade to be undertaken, which is too difficult and expensive for any Private Fortune and Contrivance?
A45376Is he not only transform''d into the likeness of an Angel of Light but become really one?
A45376Lastly, The more useful any Service is, the more Honourable it shou''d be esteem''d?
A45376Make us constant in our Endeavours against Vice, as those Stars are in their Motions, which we hope hereafter in Glory to Outshine?
A45376Make us despise both the Smiles and Frowns of Fortune and of Men, the Uncharitable Censures of some, and Prophane Scoffs of others?
A45376Must they not be struck with silent Horrours at the Charge, and Agonies of Soul too big to be utter''d?
A45376Or has the Old Serpent lost at once his Cunning and his Poyson?
A45376That there shou''d be Seminaries for Uncleaness, and yet unpunished, unregarded?
A45376Then where is the wrong, if he be Discover''d and Punish''d for it?
A45376Thus do I, for Example, Love GOD because of his Goodness?
A45376Thus for Example, Do I profess Friendship for another Man?
A45376Thus for Example: Are we Zealous Ministers of Religion?
A45376Was he once a bitter Enemy to Christianity, a Blasphemer and Reviler of the Son of GOD?
A45376What Feuds must continually arise betwixt Governours and Subjects, the one being Tyrannical, and the other Rebellious?
A45376What an Emblem of Hell must this World become, Criminals being too numerous, too big to be Corrected?
A45376What security can Men have for their Lives or Fortunes, when Perjury shall be no longer dreaded as a Crime?
A45376What tho you did not Prophane my Name your selves, yet others you cou''d hear do it with a Smile: And did rather Encourage than Suppress that Sin?
A45376What way can we do so much good to Mankind, as by bringing Obstinate Offenders to Punishment, and removing Infectious Examples?
A45376Who will not labour to stop the progress of a Contagious Vice, and thereby prevent the Ruin of many Souls?
A45376Will he no more oppose Religion, no more obstruct Reformation of Manners?
A45376Zeal, which Nail''d him to the Cross, and Shed his Blood, and made him yield up the Ghost?
A45376from the 6 th to the 12 th verse?