This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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A25351 | And do ye eat his flesh? |
A25351 | And what birth do you feed with your bread and wine, is it not that which lusteth, and ought not to be satisfied? |
A25351 | And where then is the Man Christ, the Bodie prepared to do the will of God? |
A25351 | Or whether ye use them as signs and figures of good things to come, as not knowing him come who is the Substance? |
A25351 | and are ye lead by his spirit? |
A25351 | and do ye drink his blood? |
A49865 | But it may be asked how, and after what way does Spirits accompany Souls here that are Spiritual? |
A49865 | How shall it be, that a Spirit should thus be mingled, and made one Pure Lump with Thee, so as nothing of it self for to be? |
A49865 | Is Christ to be conceiv''d, and born in every one for Salvation so Intrinsically? |
A49865 | Is it by Apparition, or com- mingling by Spirit? |
A49865 | Let it be given to me to know, and understand where the Obstructions hath lien? |
A49865 | Now it may be demanded, what in Scripture have you to authorize this Assertion, or Revelation? |
A49865 | Oh who would not among the Number of these seal''d Ones be? |
A49865 | The Question then is, what must be done to get free, to hold up this all- desirable Correspondency with GOD, and CHRIST, and all the Heavenly Family? |
A49869 | Answer, Whether or no there be any in this Age, that can give proof of such a Resurrection? |
A49869 | But here it may be queried, With what Body do you ascend? |
A49869 | But here meets me this Question; Who is it that can die out of their own sense? |
A49869 | But it may be queried, Whether those that may hereunto attain, shall be secured from the Mortal Death? |
A49869 | But it may be said, while this is doing, and not finished; What if the mortal Death come and prevent the manifestation of it in this World? |
A49869 | But it may be still objected, Who is able to go through such a full and total death, to all that infection of sin, which the first Adam brought in? |
A49869 | But who are the elected hereunto, as Subjects upon whom this shall first be wrought upon? |
A49869 | But you will ask, What are they, that so we may not be deceived in them? |
A49869 | Calling the dead in Christ to come away, And to shake off the heavy fleshly Clay? |
A49869 | Comes not the sound from the Etherial Cloud? |
A49869 | Did not most of them, with whom he was conversant, forsake him? |
A49869 | Here is a new Model indeed, you will say; but who is it that hath put off the Body of Sense thus conqueringly? |
A49869 | How is that, you will say, to be out of sight, and yet in sight amongst mortals? |
A49869 | If your mortal Figure be yet confined to stay in this visible World, How shall it be discerned when you do ascend? |
A49869 | Is it not to sit in heavenly Places with Christ? |
A49869 | Is there not a sealed Number here- for? |
A49869 | Now what is it comes on here? |
A49869 | OYe Spirits of the Augelick Race, That must descend, why stay you in that place? |
A49869 | So that if in the life of this good sense, any should too long abide, what an anxious and sorrowful Life would they know? |
A49869 | WHat is this rushing sound which I now hear? |
A49869 | We need not think much at it; for was it not thus with the Lord Christ, when he went to suffer and die? |
A49869 | What Joys and Glorys are now renewed? |
A49869 | What Trumpet''s this, which soundeth now so loud? |
A49869 | What are dying Sigbs, or Groans? |
A49869 | What welcome News do our Ears hear? |
A49869 | Who can shew these dying Marks, as hath bin described? |
A49869 | Who would not leave his mortal Breath To embrace Death? |
A49869 | Why then it may be alleadged, if he be such a prudent Ruler, What Exceptions have you against him, that he must fall under Death? |
A49869 | With what Love- Zeal is it now fired withal? |
A49869 | and then why should it be such a reproach, and shame, to suffer crucifixion hereunto? |
A49869 | and to have all our conversation there, and to have nothing more to do with the state of things below? |
A49869 | in the end Thou wilt with flaming ministring Spirits descend, Who in this World shall Kings, and Monarchs be, And represent thy Power and Soveraignty? |
A49869 | what is in it, but bundles of thorney Cares, that lie at the root of every pleasant Flower, that suck away the life and sweetness of it? |
A49872 | And after what manner shall it be Modalized in this visible Creation? |
A49872 | And how it may be acted forth, to alter the whole state of things Internally and Externally? |
A49872 | And who amongst the now Living shall see? |
A49872 | Are not these Tidings brought from the bright East? |
A49872 | Are they not the Thunders of the Coelestial Sphear? |
A49872 | As to the first, By whom this is to be exerted, or acted forth? |
A49872 | Body be raised up and kept so spiritually, as to be distinct and separated from the mortal body, with its senses and earthly Motions? |
A49872 | But here it may be asked, What is this Love, which is so highly exalted above all Heavenly and Earthly things? |
A49872 | But here it may be asked, What is this Virgin? |
A49872 | But here it may be asked, What manner and kind of Offerings will those first Fruits of Redemption be? |
A49872 | But here it may be objected, How can this be as long as the Body is yet Terrestrial; for an Earthly Body can not ascend to the Lord''s Glory? |
A49872 | But here it may be objected, Where are there any to be found of this Royal Priesthood, who may give forth a Sealing Evidence in this present time? |
A49872 | But here may be enquired, What it is that may qualifie to possess Gods living Tabernacle? |
A49872 | But how can this agree? |
A49872 | But how comes this to pass? |
A49872 | But is may be asked, When shall this be? |
A49872 | But it may be asked here, How, or in what manner doth this Projection operate? |
A49872 | But it may be further enquired, What this Magia is? |
A49872 | But it may be queried, How can this heavenly Virgin endure to come down upon this defiled Earth, for to multiply her Off- spring in it? |
A49872 | But it may be questioned, Who, and where those are which are so resolute and strong in Spirit, as to hold out to the end of the Race? |
A49872 | But it may be said, this is a rare and wonderful thing indeed; But is it attainable during this time of Mortality? |
A49872 | But now it may be queried, Whether I give forth the commendation of this High and perfect Love, from Revelation, or from divine and pure sensation? |
A49872 | But shall this be an Universal Reign? |
A49872 | But to whom shall this Gate open stand, to receive this Liberality from her hand? |
A49872 | But who will grieve at the loss of this gross Matter? |
A49872 | Can there be a greater Confirmation than a feeling Life, out of which Joy, Peace and Assurance do spring? |
A49872 | Dost thou not proceed from the Deity? |
A49872 | For its force is greater than all Foe; How doth it expel all Fears, that they fly, Because of sweet Peace and Serenity? |
A49872 | For what is so great an Enemy to the divine Magia, as the rational Wisdom, which is in strong Combination with the humane Sense? |
A49872 | For what is that which we must lose, but even all Rubbish, Filth and Dross? |
A49872 | How blind to time, must that eye be, Who would see the glories of Eternity? |
A49872 | How can she introduce her self into that Nature, where her pure chastity hath been violated? |
A49872 | How is that to be understood? |
A49872 | If any one ask, How this shall be, and when? |
A49872 | If it be asked, What Works and Signs shall follow Wisdom''s Projections? |
A49872 | Is there Merchants as are not Transitory, That understand Wisdom''s Manifactory? |
A49872 | May it not be permitted us to say, and that not without good Authority, That fallen Man is to be restored to a degree above the Angels? |
A49872 | Now it may be asked, What matter is here to work upon for such abundant increase? |
A49872 | Now it remains to enquire, By whom? |
A49872 | Now the next enquiry is, When is the time that this may be expected, because hitherto there is but very small appearance of any such thing? |
A49872 | Oh? |
A49872 | Shall I declare what is made known to me of the Virtue of these Virgin Perfumes? |
A49872 | The fifth Faculty is the saper- sential Feeling: What Sence more excellent than this? |
A49872 | The first Objection that meets me, asking, How and after what manner are these great and deep Mysteries revealed and made known? |
A49872 | The first Question which is asked by the Angel who keeps this Gate, is, Are you come away as Strangers and Pilgrims? |
A49872 | The grand Query after all that hath been revealed concerning the Reign of Christ in his Saints, is this, Where this Government shall be pitched? |
A49872 | Therefore what is to be more desired, or to be paralleled with? |
A49872 | What can be said of thee? |
A49872 | What can be said, but that it is the Good- will and Pleasure of my Christ and King, who will change Tin and Dross into Gold, as it pleaseth him? |
A49872 | What is able to resist a Will that is united with God''s Will, before which every thing must stoop and bow? |
A49872 | What is it but the fiery piercing Eye, That can the unsealed Book untye? |
A49872 | What is sent forth to effect, but a new Generation of Heavens and Earth? |
A49872 | What is to be done by us? |
A49872 | What that matter is, which in Wisdom''s Principle we are to work upon? |
A49872 | What way do you propose for their outward Subsistance? |
A49872 | Whence is she? |
A49872 | Whereupon I asked, Why those who were called, and had the Name of the heavenly City upon them, were not received in? |
A49872 | Who are they then who may expect to be rearers up of this Tabernacle, which the Majesty of the Glory will fill? |
A49872 | Who are willing to be Beheaded, and through Death to be made partakers of this Reign? |
A49872 | Who would not in love be with Love also? |
A49872 | Why? |
A49872 | Will you no more return to the Traffick of Babylon? |
A49872 | You will say, Where are such to be found, according to this degree, which you have here described? |
A49872 | against which all the fallen Angels do greatly war and struggle? |
A49872 | and for what end it is to be manifested after such an high degree? |
A49872 | and how this is to be acted forth? |
A49872 | for unto which of the Angels said he at any time, Thou art my Son, this day have I begotten thee? |
A49872 | my Lord, I am free to make my Pass to thee, but how shall I get rid of this Body? |
A49872 | that is, Who is it qualified in such a high degree as this heavenly Kingdom requires? |
A49872 | there being at this day so many rising Stars, which the Serpent''s Tayl hath plucked down to the Earth? |
A49872 | what is greater than to have Christ seated upon his Throne within us? |
A49872 | what weight doth this Word carry with it? |
A49872 | who could ever have hoped for such degrees of Advancement, after so long a day of Desertion& night of Apostacy? |
A49872 | who is able to see at first glance into this high exalted degree, of an high Priestly Calling? |
A49872 | who is it that will hold out the Encounter at this Gate? |
A49872 | who shall henceforth detain those Riches, Wealth and Honour, which have been treasured up from before the Foundation of the World? |
A28523 | * Therefore, if it be asked, what kind of Matter it was, whereinto Gods Word and Heart hath given in it selfe, and made it selfe a Body? |
A28523 | 2. c He asked them, and said, Whom say ye then that I am? |
A28523 | 2. could not God then thus introduce Man into Heaven with the New Birth? |
A28523 | 5. Who is here that can unshut this? |
A28523 | Also, is not the Kingdom of Heaven within us? |
A28523 | And are not the Father the Word and Spirit which bear record in Heaven One? |
A28523 | And do not the Spirit the Water and the Bloud which bear record on the Earth agree in One? |
A28523 | And doth it not consist in Peace Righteousness, and Joy in the Holy Ghost? |
A28523 | And had it not been so, though the Angels world and ours had never been created? |
A28523 | And if we walk in the Light as he is in the Light, doth not the Bloud of Jesus Christ clense us from All Sinnes? |
A28523 | And is not his Flesh meat indeed and his Bloud drink indeed? |
A28523 | And since God worketh in us both to wil and to do, why refuse we to will and to do? |
A28523 | And were not all the Things without them and within them, in Being, though they had not been spoken of in the Scriptures? |
A28523 | And were not the Divine holy Spiritual, and all other Natural things in Being, without the Created inward and outward world as well as in them? |
A28523 | Art thou a ● Champion; why dost thou not strive or fight against the Evil? |
A28523 | Art thou an Enemy? |
A28523 | Art thou the Maker of thy own selfe? |
A28523 | As First, concerning the Creation; what Essence, substance, and property, Man is, whether he be Eternal or not Eternal? |
A28523 | Bring forth the New Jerusalem; It is Day: why should we sleep in the Day? |
A28523 | But I would have the Scorner, and total Earthly Man, asked; whether the Heaven be blinde, as also Hell, and God himself? |
A28523 | But can a Man make of himselfe what he will? |
A28523 | But now Reason asketh: How is then the similitude? |
A28523 | But that Crown hideth it selfe again; for in that place, God becometh Man: How then can there be but Great Joy? |
A28523 | But the fierce wrathful Essence was too strong, so that it overcame the love Essence; what can God doe to that? |
A28523 | But what doth this Evil world now? |
A28523 | But who shall express his Glory, which will be his wages? |
A28523 | Can he there see the wicked Malice before hand: why seeth he not also his wages and recompence beforehand? |
A28523 | Doest thou ask; Why? |
A28523 | Dost thou know this thou Earthly Man? |
A28523 | Doth not Faith come by inward Hearing, and that Hearing by the same word of God? |
A28523 | For, † where our willing and Heart is, there is also our Treasure: Is our willing in Gods willing? |
A28523 | Hath not God shed abroad his Love in our Hearts? |
A28523 | He himself hath not the Mystery, and how then will he give or* dispence it to others? |
A28523 | Here indeed sticketh the Matter, deare defiled piece of Wood, smell into thy bolome, what is it thou stinkest of? |
A28523 | How many Thousand Endless Mysteries, are Treasured up in the hidden wisdom of God in Christ, and in him in us? |
A28523 | How sweet is the water of the Eternal Life our of Gods Majesty? |
A28523 | How then would he have suffered Death; have entred into Death, and destroyed it? |
A28523 | How very amiable and blessed is but the glimps of the divine substantiality? |
A28523 | If then God hath by the Dying of his Sonne, redeemed us, and paid a ransom for us, wherefore then must we also dye and perish or be consumed? |
A28523 | If we say we have no sin, we deceive our Selves; May they be taken as meant speaking of others, and not himself included? |
A28523 | Is it not that* Closed or shut book of him that sitteth upon the Throne or seat in the Revelation of Jesus Christ? |
A28523 | Is not God Omnipotent enough to do what he will? |
A28523 | Is not God himself Light? |
A28523 | It continually saith: where is thy God? |
A28523 | Now behold further: what would remain of the Fire if I should take away the Light and Lustre from the Fire? |
A28523 | Now saith Reason: Had the Devil so great Might? |
A28523 | Now saith Reason: How is it come to pass in this becoming Man or Incarnation? |
A28523 | Now saith Reason; whence hath this its originall? |
A28523 | Now, what can the Light do, if the fire lay hold of somewhat and devoureth it? |
A28523 | Now, when Adam and Eve stood thus in terrour, before the Anger of God,* God, cattel Adam, and said; Adam where art thou? |
A28523 | O thou Noble, Man; if thou knewest thy selfe, who thou art, how woulst thou rejoyce? |
A28523 | OUtward Reason saith: How may a Man in this world see into God, viz: into another world; and say what God is? |
A28523 | Or if he would needs redeem us in such a way; wherefore seeing Christ hath redeemed us, must we, then, also dye? |
A28523 | Or what should it desire other then what it was in its own substance? |
A28523 | Or whether there be also any seeing in the divine World? |
A28523 | Or, what pleasure hath God in thy knowing, when as thou stil continuest wicked? |
A28523 | Outward Reason saith, how may that come to pass? |
A28523 | Seeing then it hath a Life, and the Power and understanding of the Light, why doth it then run into the Fire? |
A28523 | Shall I go out of the Light into Darkness? |
A28523 | Shall we then sinne? |
A28523 | Should now the Holy spirit be blind, when he dwelleth in Man? |
A28523 | Should we then in Christ, be blind, as to God? |
A28523 | Sparrow, John, 1615- 1665? |
A28523 | The Devil knoweth it also well, what doth that avail him? |
A28523 | The Light and Power drew not the Devil into the Fire, but the fierce wrath of Nature; Why did the Spirit assent to be willing? |
A28523 | WHen Christ asked his Disciples,* Whom do the people say that the Sonne of man is? |
A28523 | We generate not as to this World; how will we then see the fruit with the Eyes of this world? |
A28523 | Were we not, in the beginning, made out of Gods Substantiality? |
A28523 | What is it now that is strange to or in us, that we can not see God? |
A28523 | What is it then: or who speaketh out of the Blasphemous Mouth? |
A28523 | What need we flatter our selves; are we righteous? |
A28523 | What pleasure hath God in Death and dying? |
A28523 | What pleasure hath God in Death? |
A28523 | Where are thou, Adam? |
A28523 | Whether God made man out of Earth? |
A28523 | Why did God suffer the Tree to grow, by which Adam was Tempted? |
A28523 | Why do we not eat and drink thereof? |
A28523 | Why do you Teach, when you* are not sent from God? |
A28523 | Why dost thou make thy selfe Evil? |
A28523 | Why dost thou not say to the Light: why Sufferest thou the Fire to be? |
A28523 | Why doth God let it go so, that here is nothing but vain toylsome weariness, as also vexation and oppression, one plaguing and afflicting another? |
A28523 | and then must not all needs be in us? |
A28523 | but by the Holy Spirit? |
A28523 | but if thou strivest or fightest against the Good, thou are an Enemy of God: dost thou suppose that God will set an Angels Crown upon the Devil? |
A28523 | dost thou not see thou are no more in Heaven? |
A28523 | dost thou suppose he will accept thy Hypocrisie? |
A28523 | give me a strong Faith in the Merits of thy Sonne Christ: that he hath satisfied for my sinnes: supposest thou, that, that is enough? |
A28523 | had he not that when he said so, that he might justly exclude himself from having any sinne? |
A28523 | or when shall it come to pass, that I may see the Countenance of God? |
A28523 | or who shall speak of the Crown or Garland of Victory which he attaineth? |
A28523 | or write I this, for my own Boasting? |
A28523 | should we not through Patience possess our Souls? |
A28523 | that be farre off: How shall I will to enter againe into that to which I have dyed? |
A28523 | that he hath not onely suffered his Sonne to dye on the Cross, but that we all must Dye also? |
A28523 | that our Salvation may become generated? |
A28523 | that we might be born again out of the Virgin, out of which Christ was born? |
A28523 | were not the Pure in Heart Blessed? |
A28523 | were not, the Word, God; though John the Apostle had not said so? |
A28523 | what then shall we think was become of his Earthly Old Adam of his outward Flesh and Bloud, wherein he was Mortal? |
A28523 | where is my † Noble Pearl? |
A28523 | where is the virgins- Child; I see it not yet; how is it with me, that I am so anxious about that which yet I can not see? |
A28523 | whether also, the Spirit of God seeth, both in the Love- light- world, as also in the fierce wrath in the Anger- world in the Center? |
A28523 | whether it be strange Matter come from Heaven? |
A28523 | why should we not also stand therein? |
A28523 | will not Heavenly Father give the holy Spirit to them that desire it? |
A28523 | † And he said; Who hath told thee that thou art Naked? |
A28523 | † What say we then? |
A28541 | * Shall we not rise again with our visible bodies, and live in them for ever? |
A28541 | 19. Who would beleeve that fire* produceth water? |
A28541 | 34, Loving Master, I can no more endure any thing should divert mee; how shall I finde the neerest way to it? |
A28541 | Also, what should I doe more to this stubborne[ or perverse] Generation, which will not suffer my Spirit to reprove them any more? |
A28541 | And further, should we, that are Christians; be yet sinners? |
A28541 | And how doth a man this to Christ so, as he doth it to himselfe? |
A28541 | And they shall also answer him and say; When have wee seen thee thus, and have not ministred to thee? |
A28541 | And what then is it, that can take away his sinnes, when his sinne is but stirred and made manifest by it? |
A28541 | At a time the enlightned soule came againe to this soule, and finding it in so great trouble, anguish, and griese of mind, said to it: what dost thou? |
A28541 | Behold, this is the power which can do all things, how may I do to have it? |
A28541 | Beloved brethren, men boast much now- a- dayes, of faith, but where is that faith? |
A28541 | But how can he doe so? |
A28541 | But perhaps thou wilt say, I have a will indeed to doe so, I would willingly doe it, but I am so hindred, that I can not? |
A28541 | But that thou sayest, Why doe not the wicked feel hell in the time of this life? |
A28541 | But what would become of the Body, since it must live in the Creature? |
A28541 | Can any man eat that Food which is so shut up that he can not get it? |
A28541 | Consider but what thoughts thou hast in thee in his presence; are they not altogether evill? |
A28541 | Doe you think that Christ was such a one? |
A28541 | Dost thou think that God knoweth thee, or regardeth thee? |
A28541 | Doth it not enter into Heaven or Hell as a man entreth into a house, or as a man goeth through a hole,[ door or window] into another world? |
A28541 | Doth the Spirit of God reprove them, for not bringing their voyces into one harmonie? |
A28541 | Hath not Christ payd the Ransome, and satisfied for all men? |
A28541 | He heareth thee not, leave off, wherefore wilt thou thus needlesly torment and vex thy selfe? |
A28541 | Heaven and hell being in us in strife in this[ lifes] time, and God being also thus neere us, where doe the Angels and Devils dwell? |
A28541 | How can I excuse my selfe before thee? |
A28541 | How can I heare, when I stand still from thinking and willing? |
A28541 | How can it be that I should love that which hateth me? |
A28541 | How commeth this entring of the will into Heaven or Hell, to passe? |
A28541 | How farre then is Heaven and Hell from one another? |
A28541 | How is it that hee getteth his good friends into his possession? |
A28541 | How is it, that so few finde it, when all would so faine have it? |
A28541 | How may I come to know their Essence and property? |
A28541 | How may ▪ I recover in such a Temptation as this? |
A28541 | How shall I understand this? |
A28541 | How shall all people and Nations be brought to judgement? |
A28541 | How shall the world be judged, and by whom? |
A28541 | How then will he that is ungodly plant heavenly plants, that hath no seed[ alive] in its power in himselfe? |
A28541 | How will he drink that can come by no water? |
A28541 | How will he eat that hath no mouth? |
A28541 | How will he heare that hath no hearing? |
A28541 | How will the sentence be pronounced? |
A28541 | How wilt thou bee able to subsist, when God will judge the secrets of men in his zeale? |
A28541 | If I do commit sin, God is gracious and mercifull; hath not Christ slain finne and death upon the crosse, and taken away the power of the Devill? |
A28541 | If I should walke contrary to every thing, I must needs be in meere misery and unquietnesse, and I should also be accounted a foole? |
A28541 | If the Holy Ghost dwell in the will of the mind, how may I keepe my selfe so, that hee do not depart from mee? |
A28541 | Is that neer at hand, or far off? |
A28541 | Loving Master, pray tell me, where dwelleth it in man? |
A28541 | Loving Master, pray tell me, wherefore must love and trouble, friend and foe be together, would not love alone be better? |
A28541 | O Lord, I lie downe in thy sight, and beseech thee, not to rebuke us in thine Anger; are we not thy possession, which thou hast purchased? |
A28541 | O Master, the creatures that live in me with- hold me, that I can not wholly yeeld and give up my selfe as I willingly would? |
A28541 | O Righteous God hast thou not set him in my stead: he was innocent, but I guilty, for whom he suffered, wherefore should I despaire under thy wrath? |
A28541 | O Sweete Love art not thou my Light? |
A28541 | O highest love, hast thou not appeared in me? |
A28541 | O loving Master: pray teach me how I may come the shortest way to be like All- things? |
A28541 | O my Bridegroome, how well am I, now I am in wedlock with thee? |
A28541 | O thou dawning of the l Day- spring of God, breake forth to the full, art thou not already risen? |
A28541 | Or the soul that is in the anger of God? |
A28541 | Or to goe to the Supper, and feed nothing but the earthly mouth, which is mortall and corruptible? |
A28541 | Or what doth it concern the Devils? |
A28541 | Poore man that I am, what would become of me; if I should att ● ine with my minde to that, where no Creature is? |
A28541 | Shall there be also husband and wife, or children and kindred in the spirituall life, or shall one associate with another, as they doe in this life? |
A28541 | Shall they all have that eternal joy and glorification alike? |
A28541 | Shall they be cast out of the place of this world? |
A28541 | Shout unto the Lord in Zion: For all Mountains and Hills are full of his Glory: he flourisheth like a green Branch, and who shall hinder it? |
A28541 | Sparrow, John, 1615- 1665? |
A28541 | THe Scholler said to his Master: How may I come to the super- sensuall life that I may see God, and heare him speake? |
A28541 | The Scholar 30 ▪ But how may I comprehend it without the dying of my will? |
A28541 | Then shall they answer him, sayîng; LORD, when saw we thee hungry, thirsty, a stranger, naked, sick and in prison, and ministred unto Thee thus? |
A28541 | Then the Scholar asked his Master further, saying: whether goeth the soule when the body dyeth? |
A28541 | This world passeth away, and the outward life must dye; what good can the childhood in the mortall body doe me? |
A28541 | Thus did the* Mother, then lament, and complaine of the wicked children of men: but what should she doe now in these times? |
A28541 | What Matter and Form,[ or shape] shall our bodies rise with? |
A28541 | What ailest thou my brother, that thou art so heavie and sad? |
A28541 | What good did it to those that heard it, and yet laboured not, nor were heavy laden What became of the refreshment, or rest then? |
A28541 | What good doth it the soule to know the way to good; if it will not walk therein, but go a wrong way that leadeth not to God? |
A28541 | What good doth it to me to goe to the material Churches of stone, and there fill my eares with empty breath? |
A28541 | What good doth the holy thing doe to the wicked, that can not enjoy it? |
A28541 | What hindreth or keepeth mee backe, that I can not come to that? |
A28541 | What is an Angel, or the soule of a man, that they may be manifested thus either in Gods love or anger? |
A28541 | What is that which I must thus leave? |
A28541 | What is the Office of it in Nothing? |
A28541 | What is the vertue, power, height, and greatnesse of love? |
A28541 | What shall be after this world, when all things perish? |
A28541 | What then is the Body of a Man? |
A28541 | What will it avail thee to take thy pleasure here a very little while, and suffer eternall losse? |
A28541 | What would become of it, when the anger of God from within, and the wicked world from without should assault it, as happened to our Lord Christ? |
A28541 | Where hast thou the sweet child Jesus, thou that art exalted with the History, and with thy false and seeming faith? |
A28541 | Where is that child, which beleeveth that Jesus is borne? |
A28541 | Where is that in a mans selfe, where man dwelleth not? |
A28541 | Wherefore then doth God suffer such strife and contention to be in this time? |
A28541 | Wherewith shall I heare and see God, being hee is above Nature and creature? |
A28541 | Whither shall the Devils, and all the damned be thrown, when the place of this world is the kingdome of Christ, and when ît shall be glorified? |
A28541 | Why art thou so fleshly minded? |
A28541 | Why should I onely bee the foole of all the world? |
A28541 | Why wilt thou cast thy selfe into anguish, misery and reproach? |
A28541 | and that the originall of fire could be in water? |
A28541 | be it either* saved or damned? |
A28541 | can not I feed and satisfie it with a peece of bread at home? |
A28541 | for their Religion?] |
A28541 | my heart embraceth thee, where hast thou beene so long? |
A28541 | or shall Christ have, and manifest, his Dominion without the place of this world? |
A28541 | shall not all such workes remaine in the fire? |
A28541 | that a man should both love and hate himselfe? |
A28541 | the Temple of God, Christs flesh and blood: But what doth this concern a Beast? |
A28541 | the bestiall soule; Thou art foolish, wilt thou be a foole, and the scorn of the world? |
A28541 | thou hast no faith or beliefe in God at all; how then should he heare thee? |
A28541 | thou hast time enough[ to repent at leasure] wilt thou be mad? |
A28541 | thou walkest very wisely in the way of this world, as farre as concerneth the outward body: but what becometh of the poore soule? |
A28541 | what shall I now doe, to come to Rest? |
A28541 | who judgeth[ or condemneth] the birds in the woods, that praise the Lord of all Beings, with various voyces, every one in its owne Essence? |
A28541 | why dost thou torment thy selfe in thy owne Power and will; who art but a worme, seeing thy torment increaseth thereby more ▪ and more? |
A28541 | wilt thou destroy thy selfe in thy anguish and sorrow? |
A49866 | A City which is founded upon a Rock of all Precious Stones? |
A49866 | Again the Word thus spake, O faithless and unbelieving, have I not said I will make him perfectly whole? |
A49866 | All which over- casting Clouds will happen sometimes upon ye; what Faith could act higher then Elias, yet now in a fainting Fit, what lower? |
A49866 | Am not I come to give you a wise and understanding Heart? |
A49866 | And 2dly, How others that have them not, are to judge concerning them? |
A49866 | And I said, what make I here alone? |
A49866 | And look upon thes ● … Lovely Trees, and not yet touch or t ● … them? |
A49866 | And whereas you have desired to know, how you may manure this holy Birth? |
A49866 | And why see ye not whether this Revenue belong not to your New Names, which ye have been baptized into? |
A49866 | Are they not, that ye may see this fruitful Tree of Life, within your own Lebanon, to spring, both for Food and Healing? |
A49866 | At this I said in my Spirit, Ah Lord, where is the Stuff and Matter to work upon? |
A49866 | At which I said; Lord, how can this be? |
A49866 | But further you enquire, Why are they named with several Names, seeing all is one only Pearl, or Body of Purity? |
A49866 | But knowest thou not, what it was that withdrew, as soon as this awakened and got the Headship? |
A49866 | But this Ministration of Jesus shutting up, what must the Just now live by in these last times? |
A49866 | But thou, whose Queries are come up before me, concerning these Gates, why they are recorded to stand Northward and Southward; Eastward and Westward? |
A49866 | But you will say, how shall we arrive hereunto? |
A49866 | Didst thou not engage that thou wouldst fit out my Bride, and make her ready, that her Bridegroom might be out of all suspition? |
A49866 | Dost thou think my Calls and Invitations are only verbal? |
A49866 | For Diffidence hath been the grand Stop and Hinderance: for how can that possibly be obtained, which can not be believed in? |
A49866 | For how can we love to see that place, which we must not come into? |
A49866 | For knowest thou not,( was it said to me) that the Law of Sin hath Dominion, so long as he liveth? |
A49866 | For this Ark being retained in a clear washed Heart, in what variety of Birth Powers will it go forth, and what fresh Testimonies? |
A49866 | For what Conquest could ever have been gained, while two Seas permitted were to meet, and cast in upon one Ground? |
A49866 | For what is greater then for the Life of the Holy Trinity, to be appropriated penetratingly by way of Sealing? |
A49866 | For what is more empty, naked, and void, then Words that are not touched with the Altar- Coal, that giveth Impregnancy where- ever it falleth? |
A49866 | For what is so strong as God''s Love, for restoring into the desired Fuition of all Plenty and Goodness? |
A49866 | For who can make themselves so sublime and perfect, as to reach to so high a degree of Wisdom as is required in this Work? |
A49866 | For who may here ascend but what can dwell in a Flaming Pillar of Fire, and not be consumed? |
A49866 | Hath Bounds been set, that beyond this thou art not to pass? |
A49866 | Here is a new creating Word, which now upon the Sounding is: what excellent new framed Piecemay be expected hence from its Matter and Composition? |
A49866 | Here must be no Asking, How can This, or That come to be? |
A49866 | How are Spirits to be discerned? |
A49866 | How, and by whom can we make this Enterprize, if thou, Oh mighty Othniel, dost not undertake this for us? |
A49866 | If it be further Queried, Whether, and How, do those that are truly led by the Holy Spirit, discern the Spirits by which others are led? |
A49866 | If so, why is it I am yet straitned in force and power? |
A49866 | Jesus the Lord our Bait and Angle will be: Then in what Riches shall we excell? |
A49866 | No sooner were these Words pronounced to me, but I heard another Voice within me sound, saying, Hail, O Mary, why dost thou fear? |
A49866 | Now in this great and last Battel- Engagement, What will be required of us in order to Conquest? |
A49866 | Now the great thing is, how this shall be brought to pass, for who shall live, when God doth this? |
A49866 | Now then it may needfully be inquired into, what this Bait compounded of is, for drawing Angelical Spirits, that will also soon draw us after them? |
A49866 | Now why hast thou seen three Pearl Gates united as in One? |
A49866 | O Thou inquisitive Spirit, what is it thou hast seen in my Glass? |
A49866 | O how unutterable was it? |
A49866 | O know ye, who are my Garden Plants, for what end are all my Golden Dews to you conveyed through my Spirit? |
A49866 | O ye Jerusalem Waiters, by what Gate came ye in? |
A49866 | Oh how long must we War, before the Bride shall come for to be our own in the New Jerusalem City? |
A49866 | Oh how pleasant is it here to be, all encircled with Love''s flaming Breast? |
A49866 | Oh how sweet is it to feel the Life''s Blood run into the Foun ● … ain of that Godhead, from whence it ● … ame? |
A49866 | Oh thou Celestial Joy of the Internal Part, how is it that thy Calls are thus day by day renewed? |
A49866 | Oh who are hereunto yet come, and what are all Attainments till hereunto we have reached? |
A49866 | Querying thus with my Lord Jesus, Ah Lord, if the right Plant be in me, as it was found in thee, why doth it not act forth? |
A49866 | Saith the Prince of the earthly Life, How wilt thou acquit thy self from my Laws, and break thy Brother Esau''s Yoke from off thy Neck? |
A49866 | Tell me, Oh thou inspiring Word, why hath it had a Name to live, and yet hath been as dead? |
A49866 | Then I enquired of the Angel John, How I should go about Working it? |
A49866 | Then I enquired, what Heart this was, which was so nearly admitted? |
A49866 | Then again this secret Word sprung, What toil you here? |
A49866 | Then queried I, who this Woman should be? |
A49866 | Then said I, Lord what meaneth this? |
A49866 | Then said I, Lord, not so, this is raw and undressed, who can feed hereof? |
A49866 | Therefore shew us, Oh Lord, and answer, what may make the way more clear and shining to us? |
A49866 | Therefore what must now be done for us that we may straitway find our selves here enthroned? |
A49866 | This Morning this Word run through me, and still cried in me, Knowest tho ● … what a Treasure thou standest charged withal? |
A49866 | This Word with an Emphatical Power to me came, saying, Oh wherewithal shall a Young Man cleanse his Way, but by taking heed unto my Word? |
A49866 | This word passed through me, who shall among all the royal Seed of the captivity be found worthy to stand before the great and mighty King? |
A49866 | Well, I know,( saith he) it is so, but art thou here confined for ever to stay? |
A49866 | What Commission have I from thee to shew, whereby all unbelieving and gain- saying Spirits may be convinced and put to silence? |
A49866 | What an overturning must here be made, that so a Renewing may be on the face of my old Earth? |
A49866 | What less, but to advertise, that the great and last Birth- Day of the Spirit is drawing near? |
A49866 | What makes the Birth of it stick thus long, whose going forth must make way for the Holy Ghost? |
A49866 | What or who shall be able to live, and walk in such a Firmament of Light, where there will be no Intervenings of any shade of Night? |
A49866 | What signal mark do I bear to demonstrate my holy and consecrated Calling to wait in thy Pavilion? |
A49866 | What think you now must this New Creature be made of, that it may transcend the Old? |
A49866 | Where are the Signs which should follow, as the Seal of Believing? |
A49866 | Where then doth it lie? |
A49866 | Where would ye move in Endless round? |
A49866 | Whether God since Christ''s Ascention doth any more Reveal himself to Mankind,& c? |
A49866 | Why have you let this lie as dead, and making no more matter about its search? |
A49866 | Why lean you not upon me for this Ability and Sufficiency? |
A49866 | Why twelve Names answering to the twelve Tribes of Israel, or to the twelve Apostles of the Lamb? |
A49866 | Will you have all now of this Holy Nature sink down, and bury it in Paradisical Ground? |
A49866 | Wouldst thou know why so few have got entrance here? |
A49866 | and to be all alike, no difference, and bearing Names upon them? |
A49866 | and what have you here seen, that ye so willing are here to stay? |
A49866 | for this is a great and wonderful state, we know not, whither it may be decreed for our Age? |
A49866 | or else why is it after this manner so illustrated, through the Knowledge and Manifestation of these things? |
A49866 | or that I put you upon that, which the Omnipotency of co- working Power can not make good? |
A49866 | or who they are that shall the first Fruits here bring to thee? |
A49866 | our Measuring Line can it dive and search into the deep Abyss of the great Wonders of the Immense Being? |
A49866 | sowing only in Hope, that it will arise a Body, and fair Lily in the Tower of sion? |
A49866 | who can enter where the Terrible Majesty of Holiness doth dwell? |
A49866 | why am not I brought without further delay here? |
A49867 | 8. Who is she that looketh forth in the Morning, fair as the Moon, clear as the Sun, terrible as an Army with Banners? |
A49867 | A very curious Question did stir in my Spirit, why such a concealment of the Heavenly Things was in this time of our Lord''s mediating Priesthood? |
A49867 | Ah what Doubtings, and Debates have been here about it? |
A49867 | Ah, my Lord, is there any ● ow abiding in corporeity, that is so eyed by thee, to be an Instrument to act in the Power of this mighty Key? |
A49867 | Ah, my Lord, what a great thing is this, that now thou art putting us upon? |
A49867 | Ah, my Lord, what manner of Birth is this? |
A49867 | An immense Treasury is here couched: Who can fathom his own heart, much less this, which is so all- seeing? |
A49867 | And being but in a flourishing state, as to Honour and Riches, and all fulness from this Creation; What advantage didst thou take thereby? |
A49867 | And if so in our own Eye, what in thine? |
A49867 | And what will these storms be, but the rushing Powers coming down through the Salvation- Horn, which will be blown from God''s Mountain- Habitation? |
A49867 | And whosoever believeth in me, shall never die, believest thou this? |
A49867 | As we now appear, what is more contemptible, and vile? |
A49867 | But Oh, my Lord, Who shall be this second Noah, who may assume such a Transfigured Body? |
A49867 | But how is that to be understood? |
A49867 | But how, and after what manner shall this be, My Spirit was in deep Query: as also when it should appear? |
A49867 | But how? |
A49867 | But it is decreed eternally thus to be? |
A49867 | But now being by all universally forfeited, What is decreed henceforth to be done? |
A49867 | But the Query is, By what way or mean ● shall any one come to be so Inseeing, that yet have upon them the thick film of Mortal Sense? |
A49867 | But the great Thing is, Oh thou who art promised as the mighty Restorer of this Breach, What must we do? |
A49867 | But then my Spirit objected, Ah, my Lord, who ever could pass in here, while on this side of the mortal death? |
A49867 | But thou shalt say in thy Heart, who hath begotten these, seeing I had lost my Children, and was left alone? |
A49867 | But what manner of Buildings are these Houses? |
A49867 | But where is there, that fair Image of the Heavenly, that shall never fade nor die, that our Lord verifies he would raise up in the last day? |
A49867 | But who can give us of this right Fruit of Faith to eat on; seeing it is out of all mortal reach? |
A49867 | But who is sufficient for these things? |
A49867 | But you will say what more of the things of God are discoverable? |
A49867 | But, ah my Lord, how is this to be understood? |
A49867 | For this word came to me, while I was considering hereof: Escape here for your Life sake, for what have you to do in the way of the Assyrians? |
A49867 | For this word was spoke, why seek ye to dwell in ceiled houses, and let the most holy in your selves lie waste? |
A49867 | For what doth it avail to have the knowledge and revelation of this in Mystery, and be at a spiritual distance herefrom? |
A49867 | From hence ariseth this Objection, If this be a Truth, why was it not positively declared, and clearly revealed, as a foundational Doctrine? |
A49867 | God is Love, and therefore how can he be strange or unknown, where the s ● ame of his own essential property is sound? |
A49867 | Have not I chosen thee for my own purpose? |
A49867 | How is it that we have been so long lodged out of the sight of thee in this remote Principle? |
A49867 | If all this be too short, what more is there yet to come? |
A49867 | If any hereof shall make a doubt, how it can ever be on Earth? |
A49867 | If he could clear himself from all clogs and weights, then said Wisdom, who but he my first Born Heir shall be? |
A49867 | If we may not partake something of the Nature of it? |
A49867 | Is it lawful to have an expectation hereof, before we lay these Bodies in the Grave? |
A49867 | Is she not yet made manifest? |
A49867 | It is true, what Eye hath yet seen this, the Ear hath only heard hereof, but who hath come to believe the possibility of such a Transformation? |
A49867 | My Spirit crying, Oh Lord, what have we done that this foaming tempestuous Sea must still roar about our Ears; Is it needful it should be so? |
A49867 | Now the next thing to be considered, is to know, what is here included in the Promise? |
A49867 | Now then may not we in the Spirit of Faith, and rising power of Christ''s Spirit, come to have such a pass over Iordan''s flowing River? |
A49867 | Now then, who would not set close to this more superiour Business, to find out what lieth hid in the Magia Storehouse? |
A49867 | Now what hath the Spirit found out in all the heights, above this earthly Sphere? |
A49867 | Now what is it think ye, must enter in so deep, as to suck out the Serpent''s deadly Sting, that hath made all this disorder in Nature? |
A49867 | Now what is meant by this Elias Spirit? |
A49867 | Now you will say how and by what means shall this be remedied? |
A49867 | O who will be so valiant and worthy in this Age, as to hold out to the very last as the bottom of this Cup to see? |
A49867 | Oh how flow of heart have you been to believe, what of these Ministrations hath been so frequently prophesied by my Spirit? |
A49867 | Oh my Lord, why was this Cup tendered for those, who were not able to drink down this Spirit of Fire? |
A49867 | Oh see, cried the Bright One, into what a strange degenerate Life- being art thou become? |
A49867 | Oh what can us separate here- from, but the fervent burning of these Wheels? |
A49867 | Oh who can tell, What is here to be enjoyed, but such as do slide away from this vile earthly Climate? |
A49867 | Oh, how may we come to be constituted hereinto so durably, as no more to see the vile nature of si ● or putrefaction? |
A49867 | Oh, what of Flesh shall live? |
A49867 | Or ever come his Day to see? |
A49867 | Or that thou hast spoken unto us out of the Cloudy Pillar, and communed with us in the Silence of our Hearts? |
A49867 | Remember that word, Does Job serve God for naught, is there not a hedge made up of all plenty and good things about him? |
A49867 | Shall any suffer for what they could no way avoid? |
A49867 | Shall such a Birth ever be known to have existency in this terrestial sphere? |
A49867 | Surely thou answerest us: Why are ye so jealous of mine Honour, as if the Times were not in mine Hand, and the Seasons ordained in my Counsel? |
A49867 | Tell me now, what I shall speak on your behalf, whether to the King, or Captain of his Host? |
A49867 | Tell me, Oh ye that beloved are, what from this Heavenly Table, where all variety of Spirit is, what is most relishable to your Heavenly Palate? |
A49867 | The True Shunamite As soon as I awaked in the Morning this Word spake in me, What is to be done for thee? |
A49867 | The Voice of the Daughter of Sion cried in me, what ailest thou, who art travelling for the Birth of Power? |
A49867 | Then again there are of a lower degree of growth; Now what reservatory is there for them, who may be but young in the New Birth? |
A49867 | Then queried my Spirit, where, and how, and after what manner will be so marvelous a thing? |
A49867 | Then said I, ah Lord, who can eat down, what is so hard congealed, this seems improper to be? |
A49867 | Then spake the high One, What further hast thou to charge me with? |
A49867 | Then this Question was put to me, What now dost thou believe that living Creature to be, which was so wonderfully formed in the Hand? |
A49867 | Then was it upon my heart to plead thus with my Lord, Ah, my Jesus, what doth this signifie to us as to our present state? |
A49867 | Then was it with me to enquire with earnestness, Oh my Lord, when shall be this Zions Reign? |
A49867 | Then was this Question with me, But who of all Flesh living now shall this great Elias personate? |
A49867 | Therefore this Query meets with this, Who living in this Principle, may expect such a Ray of Glory for to become a Covering? |
A49867 | Things now have long stood at a stay, what may we from the mighty God and everlasting ● Father more yet expect? |
A49867 | This Morning it was thus spoken in me, Into what Heart hath the mystery of Faith wrought forth it self, in the true Nature of Creating Faith? |
A49867 | This Word did spring in me, saying, Do you well consider, what your Virgin Garment must be made of; that no Moth may eat any hole in it? |
A49867 | This also will be obvious to the right discerning Eye in this present Sphere, from whence will arise the admiration? |
A49867 | This represents your dead and deplorable state once, and the suddain and unexpected Restoration: In that clause, Where have they been? |
A49867 | Upon which I moved my Lord, who was nigh in Spirit, why such inviting Ideas should so attract both Heart and Eyes? |
A49867 | Upon which complaint the springing word thus said, how is it? |
A49867 | Well, what more forceable can there be? |
A49867 | What else did your Lord Jesus live upon, during the time of his abiding in the humanity, but the Essential Power of the Deity? |
A49867 | What greater express of kindness can be compassed for us by the Prophet? |
A49867 | What hath made this Spiritual Birth thus long to stick in the World? |
A49867 | What hopes then say you? |
A49867 | What makes thee come so near to face me, who am in a clear Body, that can have no fellowship with such dark Bodies? |
A49867 | What of gross Corporeity can pierce into this bright burning Element, where the pure in heart walk? |
A49867 | What then do mean these strange Injections here to throng? |
A49867 | What then has made it stick so long? |
A49867 | When Gehazi would have hid from Elisha, the gifts of reward received from Naaman; faith Elisha, went not my Heart with thee? |
A49867 | Where is that Woman whose Seed must bruise the Serpent''s Head? |
A49867 | Wherefore dealest thou thus with us, O Lord our God? |
A49867 | Which is an all- seeing Light, from that one everlasting day to see universally and infallibly? |
A49867 | Who gave him this rebuke: Have I been so long with you, and yet have you not seen the Power of the Deity acted forth in me? |
A49867 | Who hath believed our Report? |
A49867 | Who now shall have Faith in their Earth for these things? |
A49867 | Who of a Noah like Spirit raised, will be first to embody themselves in that Ark, which is pitched? |
A49867 | Who then now as high descended Spirits, will in mighty Faith attempt them, and renounce what ariseth of fear and doubt? |
A49867 | Why dearest Lord, is this Crystalline Orb of Light, let down only for view? |
A49867 | Why do ye walk upon their Ground, corrupting your pure& spiritual Minds, while ye do talk with serpently Worms? |
A49867 | Why might it not be given me to know also, what was in that Inscription? |
A49867 | Wouldst thou be spoken for to the King? |
A49867 | You cry the Power is not in us: how can that come to be nullified, that is so essentially in us? |
A49867 | and great questioning there will be, from whence this Woman did proceed? |
A49867 | my Lord, when, and in whom shall all these Wheels meet together? |
A49867 | that thy soul is hereat disquieted, that thou canst not possess so immediately, what is made known to thee in Vision and Prophecy? |
A49867 | the material matter of them you would willingly know? |
A49867 | then Christ in the Flesh, and Christ in the Spirit? |
A49867 | this is the desirable day, but who hath it seen? |
A49867 | to what a Seraphick state may it bring them up unto? |
A49867 | when, and how, and upon whom shall this be accomplished; seeing all so universally are slow of Heart to believe? |
A49867 | which hath altogether weakened the force of our Wills? |
A49867 | who are so unavoidably overtaken, with the same Thral, and come bound with the same twisting Cords? |
A28515 | ''pray then what was there in that place before the time of the world? |
A28515 | 13. Who was it that purged the Popes Greedinesse of Money, his Idolatry, Bribery, deceit and Cheating; out of the Churches in Germany? |
A28515 | 18. and through one came the Redemption into the world, and pressed through one upon all, what therefore lieth in any mans knowledge? |
A28515 | Also the Earth and Stones are not God? |
A28515 | Am I alone onely so? |
A28515 | And 15º What is the Soul of Man? |
A28515 | And can there be anything more usefull beneficiall necessary and worthy then this? |
A28515 | And how came Our King JESUS CHRIST into this world? |
A28515 | And now it may be Asked: What are the Stars? |
A28515 | And what is Now his Hope? |
A28515 | And when his Sonne Cain lived wickedly before God; why did not his Father Adam help him? |
A28515 | And where now would the Soul of Man rather be at the day of Regeneration, then with its † Father; that is, † in the Body, which hath Generated it? |
A28515 | And whether God be angry in himself? |
A28515 | And why should the whole Hoast or Army be generated out of that one Masse, in so very long a Time? |
A28515 | Another Question is, Why then is the Earth so Mountainy, Hilly, Rocky, Stony, and uneven? |
A28515 | Art thou not afraid, that he will thrust thee into Hell? |
A28515 | But Guesse Sir, with what he would do so: what Power ha ● he to do it? |
A28515 | But a simple man may ask: What do you mean by the word qualifying, or, what is that? |
A28515 | But from whence cometh the Bridegroom? |
A28515 | But if in their anxious Birth the Light be generated in them; what art thou, that judgest them? |
A28515 | But if one among them lifteth up it self too high in its growth, and so withereth, because it hath not Sap enough; How can the Earth help it? |
A28515 | But if the Turks be of an astringent Quality, and the Heathens of a Bitter, what is that to thee? |
A28515 | But now thou mayst Ask: What? |
A28515 | But now, thou maist say; Is there in God also a contrary Will or Opposition, amongst or between the spirits of God? |
A28515 | But now: What did the Astringent or harsh quality, do in Lucifer? |
A28515 | But then thou sayest: Hath God blinded the Turks, Jews and Heathens? |
A28515 | But thou mayest here ask: How are they made or generated; or in what way and manner? |
A28515 | But thou wilt ask: What is the Tone or Sound? |
A28515 | But what do those in the East? |
A28515 | But whether it be so, or no; look but back and then you will find the true Ground: What was Abel? |
A28515 | But who were they that falsified and adulterated the right pure Christian Doctrine, and alwayes fought against and opposed it? |
A28515 | But why doth God so? |
A28515 | By what power and might? |
A28515 | Consid ● ● ● hen the Soules of children come to their Parents, who in the Body did Generate them, whether Heaven can choose but be there? |
A28515 | Could not God have hindered and prevented the Pride of Lucifer, that he might have abstained from his high- mindednesse? |
A28515 | Did not the whole Total or Universal God know this, before the time of the Creation of Angels; that it would so come to passe? |
A28515 | Do they dwell onely in themselves in Heaven? |
A28515 | Do they not all grow out of the Earth? |
A28515 | Do they not stand one by another? |
A28515 | Dost not thou seek after deeper suttlety than we? |
A28515 | Dost thou boast in the knowledge of the Light, and art a Leader of the blind, and yet art blind thy thy self? |
A28515 | Dost thou suppose thou standest now in the flower of thy Beauty and Glory? |
A28515 | Dost thou think the Name will make thee Holy? |
A28515 | Dost thou think, that God is a Dissembler, and that he regardeth or respecteth any mans person, or name? |
A28515 | Doth not every soul bring along with it a new Triumph? |
A28515 | Doth the one Grutch the beautious form of the other? |
A28515 | For thou needest not to Ask: Where is God? |
A28515 | For what sin hath the Salitter committed against God, that it should stand totally in Eternal shame? |
A28515 | For who shall Judge them, if their Heart do qualifie unite or operate with God? |
A28515 | From whence did the Deep exist? |
A28515 | Guesse Friend, where lyeth the Crown? |
A28515 | Had he such Power? |
A28515 | He hath nothing in his power but the hellish abomination; what will then be your recompense? |
A28515 | Hearken Lucifer, Where lyeth the fault now, that thou art become a Devill? |
A28515 | Here Now the Question is, From whence hath Heaven, or whence Borroweth it this power, that it causeth such Mobility in Nature? |
A28515 | How Long did Lucifer stand in the Light of God? |
A28515 | How can a Creature sufficiently rejoyce therein? |
A28515 | How can you well suppose, that you can change your selves into another form? |
A28515 | How comes it, that all the creatures in this world do bite, scratch, strike, beat and worry one another, and yet sin is imputed onely to Man? |
A28515 | How comes it, that at this time all his Angels did fall also? |
A28515 | How do you think Man is the Image of God, wherein God dwelleth? |
A28515 | How it may be asked, what is the SUN, and what are the other PLANETS? |
A28515 | How shall I understand this? |
A28515 | How shall that strange God, out of whom thou art not created, and in whom thou didst never Live, bring thy Body and spirit together again? |
A28515 | How should Love and Joy not be there? |
A28515 | How then is it that he should not be generated every where, in the whole Father? |
A28515 | How wilt thou shew the way to the blind? |
A28515 | If Cain had not quenched or extinguished his light, who could have separated him from the love of God? |
A28515 | In the midst of this our Life, Death doth us round embrace, whither shall we flie away, that we may obtain Grace? |
A28515 | Is God in fault, as thou lyingly sayst? |
A28515 | Is God then extinguisht in the kindling of the wrath- fire, in the place of this world, so that nothing is there else but a meer wrath- fire? |
A28515 | Is He only thy King? |
A28515 | Is thy whole body chilled and benummed? |
A28515 | Let us see whether a simple Lay- man, may be able to search into the Birth or Geniture of Mans Life, in the knowledge of God? |
A28515 | No; but this I say; How can he see, that hath no Eyes? |
A28515 | Now a Man might Ask: What kind of Light then was it, which was kindled; was it the Sun and Stars? |
A28515 | Now he that sitteth in the Heart of God, who can spew him out from thence? |
A28515 | Now here standeth the Beautious Bride: what shall I write of her now? |
A28515 | Now if God were there then, who hath thrust him out from thence, or vanquished him, that he should be there no more? |
A28515 | Now if thou art* of any other Matter, than God himself, how canst thou then be his Child? |
A28515 | Now it may be Asked: Are not all the Three Persons of the Deitie in the Birth or Geniture of Meeknesse, in this World? |
A28515 | Now it may be Asked: How then is a comprehensible or palpable Sonne come to be out of an incomprehensible Mother? |
A28515 | Now it may be Asked: What are the Stars? |
A28515 | Now it may be Asked: What is the source or fountain of the first Sin of Lucifers Kingdom? |
A28515 | Now it may be Asked: What manner of fight was this? |
A28515 | Now it may be Asked: What then is it that God Spake, when He said; Let there be light, and there was Light? |
A28515 | Now it may be Asked: Why did not God bolt him up instantly, and then he had not done so much mischief? |
A28515 | Now it may be asked, How commeth this to passe? |
A28515 | Now it may be asked: What moved Lucifer to this? |
A28515 | Now it may be asked: What then is it, which the Angels do in heaven; or why, or to what End and purpose hath God created them? |
A28515 | Now it might be Asked: From or Out of what matter or power and Vertue then did the Grasse, Herbs, and Trees spring forth? |
A28515 | Now one may ask, what manner of Substance or thing it is? |
A28515 | Now one might Ask: What then in Lucifer, is properly, that Emnity against God; for which he was Thrust and driven out of his place? |
A28515 | Now one might ask: What is the condition then of this Two- fold Birth or Geniture? |
A28515 | Now perhaps you may say: Is there not good and Evil in Nature: and so seeing every thing cometh from God, needs must then the Evil also come from God? |
A28515 | Now seeing then you will plead the Right of the Devils Cause; wherewith shall he requite you? |
A28515 | Now the Question is: How is this form? |
A28515 | Now the Question is: What is the wrath of God, in Heaven? |
A28515 | Now the Question is; What is properly an Angel? |
A28515 | Now then it might be asked: How shall I then understand my self in or according to the Threefold Birth or Geniture in Nature? |
A28515 | Now thou Askest: How can God be, in that Birth or Geniture? |
A28515 | Now thou Askest: How can that be? |
A28515 | Now thou Askest: How then do the Stars subsist in Love and Wrath? |
A28515 | Now thou Askest: How then shall I do, that I may understand somewhat concerning the Birth or Geniture of the Earth? |
A28515 | Now thou sayst: What then is the difference between Christians, Jews, Turks and Heathens? |
A28515 | Now thou wilt Ask: How is that? |
A28515 | Now thou wilt ask; How are the Angels then Created according to the Image of God? |
A28515 | Now thou wilt say: It doth not become me, to ask such Questions: for the Deitie is a Mystery, which no man can search into? |
A28515 | Now thou wilt say; Where then are these gracious amiable and blessed spirits to be met with? |
A28515 | Now what Sin had that space place or Room committed against God, that it should stand in eternal Shame? |
A28515 | Now what did this astringent or harsh Quality with its Mother the sweet Water? |
A28515 | O World where is thy Humility? |
A28515 | O thou Dumb and Dead world, why dost thou require or demand Signes and Wonders? |
A28515 | O thou Excellent Angelical Kingdom, how comely dress''d and Adorned wert thou once? |
A28515 | O thou fair world, how doth Heaven pity thee? |
A28515 | O, was not the gracious amiable blessed and fair Love in thee, also? |
A28515 | O, what hast thou done, who hast sunk down thy self and beautiful bright Angels, into darknesse? |
A28515 | O, why do I pity thee, thou stinking Goat? |
A28515 | O, why do I write of the wickednesse of this world? |
A28515 | Observe: Now thou Objectest: How then could there be Day and Night, and not also Morning and Evening? |
A28515 | Or do you suppose, that it is Sin, for any Man to ask after the way? |
A28515 | Or dost thou think thou dost well, if thou bathest or soakest thy self in Gods wrath? |
A28515 | Or dost thou think, that God is the God of you Christians only? |
A28515 | Or dost thou think, that he departed and went away from his seat wherein he did sit from eternity, in or at the time of the Creation of this world? |
A28515 | Or dost thou think, that my spirit hath suck''d this which I have set down here out of the corrupted Earth, or out of an Old Felt Hatt, or Old Shoe? |
A28515 | Or dost thou think, that the Spirit is drunken, and doth not see thee? |
A28515 | Or in what manner is this so? |
A28515 | Or what dost thou suppose it is, wherewith Man can serve God? |
A28515 | Or, what didst thou know, that art a Christian, how God would Redeem and deliver thee from Evill? |
A28515 | Out of what are Poisonous and venomous Beasts and worms, and all manner of Vermine come to be? |
A28515 | Out of what are the holy Angels come to be? |
A28515 | Out of what do you think the Earth and Stars came to be? |
A28515 | Poor, despised, illiterate Fishermen, and what were they that believed their preaching? |
A28515 | Pray tell me; Why was the Devil expell''d or Thrust out? |
A28515 | Seeing then, all live and have their Being in God, why do the weeds Glory and boast against the Wheat? |
A28515 | Smell to thy sweet Love, Guesse at it, what is that called? |
A28515 | So thou also, thou boastest thou art a Christian, and knowest the light, why dost thou not walk therein? |
A28515 | Sparrow, John, 1615- 1665? |
A28515 | Stay, the Bow is bent, the Arrow will hit thee, and then whither wilt thou fall? |
A28515 | Surely one Angelical Hoast must needs be nearer unto him then the other, seeing their Kingdom hath so great a Deep? |
A28515 | The Question now is, What manner of qualification hath an Angel? |
A28515 | The true doctrine of Christ? |
A28515 | Then presently he thinketh, God hath made this thus out of or from his predestinate purpose, out of Nothing; How then can God be in this Being? |
A28515 | Then sure the Starrs are God, and they must be honoured and worshipp''d as God? |
A28515 | Then thou Askest: How? |
A28515 | Then what do those in the West? |
A28515 | Then what is yet concealed or remains hidden? |
A28515 | Therefore we sing very rightly thus; Mitten wir i m Leben seynd, Mit dem Todt umbfangen; Wo sollen wir dan fliehen hin, dass wir G ● ad erlangen? |
A28515 | They say, What ayles the Fool, when will he have done with his Dreaming? |
A28515 | This shall arise in the Depth, in great plainnesse and simplicity: But why not in the heighth in Art? |
A28515 | Thou askest, How comes that to passe? |
A28515 | Thou askest: How can a man quench this kindled fire? |
A28515 | Thou mayst perhaps ask: How comes that to passe; or, In what manner is it so? |
A28515 | Thou sayest: Is it right then that the Heathens, Jewes and Turks, should persevere in their blindnesse? |
A28515 | Thou seest in this world Nothing but the Deep, and therein the Stars, and the Birth or Geniture of the Elements: now wilt thou say, God is not there? |
A28515 | Thus saith the LORD: Will ye not feed my people, which I have committed to your charge? |
A28515 | To whom now shall I liken the Angels? |
A28515 | Upon what do the Angels walk? |
A28515 | What Prerogative or Advantage then have the Christians? |
A28515 | What could I simple vulgar Lay- Man teach or write of their high Art, if it were not given to me by the Spirit of Nature, in whom I live and † am? |
A28515 | What do the Angels then when they sing Not? |
A28515 | What do these toward the South? |
A28515 | What do they Talk of, one with another? |
A28515 | What do you suppose Gods wrath to be? |
A28515 | What do you think stood in the Place of this world, before the Time of the world? |
A28515 | What do you think there is in the Deep of the Earth? |
A28515 | What dost thou bring into this world, or what dost thou take along with thee at thy going out of it? |
A28515 | What house would you build for me? |
A28515 | What is that in man which displeaseth God so much, that he tormenteth and afflicteth man so, being he hath created him? |
A28515 | What is the Great GOD Himself? |
A28515 | What is the cause, or the beginning, or the Birth and Geniture of Gods fierce wrath, out of or from which, Hell and the Devil, are come to be? |
A28515 | What that God is? |
A28515 | What was David, when the Mouth of the Lord call''d him? |
A28515 | What was Enoch and Noah? |
A28515 | What was Moses, that dear man of God? |
A28515 | What were Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? |
A28515 | What were his Apostles? |
A28515 | What were the Great, and Small Prophets? |
A28515 | What were they that in all Ages in the Church of Christ stood to it most stoutly and constantly? |
A28515 | What will thy knowledge do thee Good, if thou wilt not strive and fight therein? |
A28515 | What wilt thou Object to me? |
A28515 | When thou beholdest the Deep betwixt the Stars and the Earth, Ca ● st thou say, that is not God, or, there God is not? |
A28515 | When wilt thou leave, and give over? |
A28515 | Where then shall the Wrath of God become? |
A28515 | Where then should the Father else place them, but before the Gate of his Heart? |
A28515 | Wherefore and out of what, is that come to be? |
A28515 | Why did God suffer Lucifers Evil spirit which proceeded out of the Body of Lucifer, to come into Him? |
A28515 | Why hath he created that, wherein or wherewith Man committeth sin? |
A28515 | Wilt thou not believe this? |
A28515 | Wouldst thou fight against the Wrath of God? |
A28515 | and was there any thing so beautiful and bright in heaven as thou? |
A28515 | and whether are they like to these or no? |
A28515 | and, bring forth, thou sorrowfull Woman, behold thy Bridegroom cometh, and requireth fruit at thy Hands: Why dost thou sleep? |
A28515 | but the Deitie searcheth the Ground in me: Or, dost thou think, that I am strong enough to stand against it? |
A28515 | come on, with thy Love: how hast thou behaved thy self, is thy Love also such a Well- spring or fountain as this? |
A28515 | could he not hinder it? |
A28515 | didst thou not know, that thou wert a Creature, and hadst not the Fan and Casting shovel in thy own hand, or Power? |
A28515 | dost thou not see how high thou art, and how dangerously and desperately thou goest? |
A28515 | dost thou think thou shalt not have enough, in this world? |
A28515 | dost thou think, I will recive the Devil into my self? |
A28515 | for what doth the poor Lay or vulgar man know, of the Tumults which the Priests have in their drunkennesse? |
A28515 | how comely adorned is thy love? |
A28515 | how could could they fight one with another without weapons? |
A28515 | how curious and dainty are thy colours? |
A28515 | how friendly and Courteous art thou? |
A28515 | how hast thou spoiled us? |
A28515 | how hath the Devill turn''d thee into a murtherous Denne? |
A28515 | how pleasant and lovely is thy rellish and taste? |
A28515 | how ravishing sweetly dost thou smell? |
A28515 | how sweet art thou? |
A28515 | is not Heaven and Earth thine? |
A28515 | is the fire then a Firmament of that Heaven, which I can neither see nor apprehend? |
A28515 | must ye not both fall, in your blindnesse? |
A28515 | or dost thou think my writing is too Earthly? |
A28515 | or exalt Hell into Heaven? |
A28515 | or how are they come to be? |
A28515 | or how can the Man and King Christ be Gods Bodily or corporeal Sonne, whom he hath generated or begotten out of his Heart? |
A28515 | or how is God moved to Anger? |
A28515 | or how taketh this spirit its source and Original? |
A28515 | or is the One onely God become a Twofold God? |
A28515 | or out of what are they come to be? |
A28515 | or to what shall I liken it? |
A28515 | or upon what do they stay or set their Feet? |
A28515 | or what Fee shall he reward you with? |
A28515 | or what covenant haddest thou made with HIM, when God caused his Sonne to become Man or be incarnate, to redeem Mankind? |
A28515 | or, Can that be God Himself? |
A28515 | that he imputeth Sinne to Man, and condemneth him to eternal Punishment? |
A28515 | that he would needs be above God? |
A28515 | that the Sonne of God is Generated in the Center or midst of these Three Kingdoms? |
A28515 | the place is ready provided and prepared, it wanteth only to be kindled, wilt thou bring fewel lustily to it, that thou be not frozen with cold? |
A28515 | thou wilt sweat very hard: dost thou suppose thou shalt obtain the light again? |
A28515 | to Judge him who is better then thou: Have we not all one flesh, and our life subsisteth in God, be it in his Love, or in his Anger? |
A28515 | was it not Adam? |
A28515 | was she not a Prince of God; as also the most beautiful; moreover in Gods love also, and as a dear Sonne of the Creatures? |
A28515 | wert thou not a Cherubin? |
A28515 | whar shall thy Incense be to me in my fierce wrath? |
A28515 | what didst thou seek for? |
A28515 | what friendship and familiarity haddest thou with HIM? |
A28515 | what is become of thee? |
A28515 | what kind of Angels do they think they are? |
A28515 | what manner of substance or condition or Constitution hath this kind of Creature? |
A28515 | where is thy Angelical Love? |
A28515 | where is thy courteons friendlinesse? |
A28515 | where life is generated in the very Center or midst of Death, and Light, in the midst of darknesse? |
A28515 | whether there be such humility among them? |
A28515 | who can expresse it? |
A28515 | who shall separate thee from God, in whom thou hast lived here? |
A28515 | why do ye sleep? |
A28515 | why dost thou Dance with the Devil, who is thine enemy? |
A28515 | wilt thou not awake from sleep? |
A28515 | with the friendly Love? |
A28515 | with what shall I compare it? |
A28515 | wouldst thou be the whole or Total God? |
A28534 | 36 What is the difference of the mortal Creatures? |
A28534 | Also, If ye shall not eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink his blood, then ye have no life in you? |
A28534 | And when Jesus had drunk the Cup, and said, My God why hast thou forsaken me? |
A28534 | But now who will perswade it to do so? |
A28534 | But what shall Christ do with the evil man? |
A28534 | But what wilt thou do? |
A28534 | But who are the Righteous? |
A28534 | By what knowledg and Spirit did the Prophets in the Old Testament prophecy? |
A28534 | Can the Flesh and Blood of Christ be enjoyed of the faithful without the* Testamental Order and Use? |
A28534 | Dear Brethren, behold, I pray the right Cure; what did God with us when we lay sick in Death? |
A28534 | Did Eve also receive a Soul and Spirit from Adams Soul and Spirit, or a new strange one peculiarly given of God? |
A28534 | Did God require such an Avengement for to be reconciled; and could not he otherwise forgive Sin? |
A28534 | Did Paradise stand in Gods Power, or in the Elements? |
A28534 | Did four Elements also rule in Adam in his Innocency, or but one only in the likeness of the four Elements? |
A28534 | Did he behave and carry himself as a Lord? |
A28534 | Did he live in Joy? |
A28534 | Did not the Deity do it, which was entered into the Humanity? |
A28534 | Do they officiate the Function of Christ? |
A28534 | Do they this as the Ministers of Christ, or whom do they serve by doing thus? |
A28534 | Dost thou ask how? |
A28534 | Dost thou ask, wherewith? |
A28534 | Doth Christ also belong to him in such working or Doing? |
A28534 | Doth Christ himself hold them in the Office or Function? |
A28534 | From what power did Moses do his wonders before Pharaoh? |
A28534 | Had Adam before his Eve Manlike members, and such bones, stomack, guts, teeth, and all that we now have? |
A28534 | Hath any been here an evil Spirit? |
A28534 | Hath not every Angel it s own peculiar Spirit, which is progenerated out of its own Mystery, which hath its Original out of Eternity? |
A28534 | Hath the foundation of Hell a Temporal beginning, or was it from Eternity? |
A28534 | He went to Jordan, and was baptized of John; Wherewith? |
A28534 | Hell, where is thy Victory? |
A28534 | Herbs, Trees, and earthly things? |
A28534 | Here now the Image in the Creature of the Soul cryed, My God, my God, wherefore hast thou for saken me? |
A28534 | How can he also sit in Man at the right hand of God, and yet the outward man is not the same? |
A28534 | How can the same be rightly used? |
A28534 | How could an Angel become a Devil? |
A28534 | How could it have bin possible that a man& woman should have continued Eternally? |
A28534 | How did Adam and Eve really dye in the Fall to the Kingdom of Heaven and Paradise, and yet live naturally to this world? |
A28534 | How did Christ preach to the Spirits which believed not in the days of Noah? |
A28534 | How did Christ with his dying flay Death upon the Cross, how was that brought to pass? |
A28534 | How did God recall Adam? |
A28534 | How doth Christ dwell in him, and yet sit at the right hand of God in Heaven? |
A28534 | How doth Christ himself teach present in the* Office of Preaching, and yet sitteth at the Right hand of the Power of God? |
A28534 | How doth Christ then take possession of the Kingdom, when this Beast is slain? |
A28534 | How doth he walk also both in Heaven, and upon the Earth? |
A28534 | How hath he triumphed over Death in his body? |
A28534 | How is Christ really enjoyed? |
A28534 | How is he a Temple of the Holy Ghost, ● n whom the Kingdom of God is manifest inwardly? |
A28534 | How is it to be understood? |
A28534 | How is the Resurrection of the Dead? |
A28534 | How is the same Copulation and Conjunction of the Female and Male nature effected, whence their Seed and Growth ariseth? |
A28534 | How is the same SeVered and parted from Hell? |
A28534 | How is this to be understood? |
A28534 | How is, and becometh man to be a branch on the Vine of Christ? |
A28534 | How shall this World perish[ or pass away] and what remaineth of it? |
A28534 | How was Adam and Eve cast out of Paradise into this world? |
A28534 | How was Christ born of Mary unto this World, without the breach of her Virginity? |
A28534 | How was Christ in Heaven and upon the Earth at once? |
A28534 | How was Sin blotted out, and appeased through these offerings? |
A28534 | How was the Union of the Deity and Humanity brought to pass in this Incarnation? |
A28534 | How was the casting out of Lucifer and the Dragon brought to pass? |
A28534 | How was the parting of Adam into the woman effected? |
A28534 | How was the pouring forth of the Holy Spirit effected? |
A28534 | How was the woman made out of Adam? |
A28534 | How were the eyes of Adam and Eve opened, that they saw they were naked, which before they knew not? |
A28534 | If that Adam was such a one as we are now, how should he in such manner and condition have been able to Stand without Suffering and Corruption? |
A28534 | In what Grace was the first World saved without the Law? |
A28534 | In what Image or Likeness was Adam before his Eve? |
A28534 | In what form and fashion was he when he was neither* Husband nor wife, but both? |
A28534 | Is it not written, They shall all be taught of God, and know the Lord? |
A28534 | Is it right or wrong? |
A28534 | Is not God all in All? |
A28534 | Is not God the Creator of all Beings? |
A28534 | Is the Testament also powerful and effectual in the changed Order or no? |
A28534 | Is the same changeable and a Creature, or doth it stand in the Eternal Ground? |
A28534 | Is the true real Testamental Enjoyment strictly bound to the first Apostolical use? |
A28534 | It is written, Am not I he who filleth all things? |
A28534 | Jacob took Esau''s Place in the Blessing: wherefore did that come to pass? |
A28534 | Nicodemus said well; how can one being old enter into his mothers womb, and be born again? |
A28534 | No; He entered into Death and dyed, and put away the Nights- Source in him through Us: But how did he do it? |
A28534 | Now how did God do to Cure him, and Tincture him again? |
A28534 | Now saith Reason, How may I begin † to do it? |
A28534 | Now wilt thou be a Magus? |
A28534 | Now wilt thou be a Magus? |
A28534 | O thou dear and worthy Mother, art thou not only One? |
A28534 | Or what doth he receive in the † Supper of Christ? |
A28534 | Or what is the Curse of the Earth? |
A28534 | Out of what are all the Creatures of the mortal Life sprung forth and created? |
A28534 | Seeing God is undivided, and remaineth Eternal, what is his working in the place of Hell? |
A28534 | Should Adam in Paradise have eaten such fruit as the Heavenly Eating shall be after this time? |
A28534 | Should any thing have been able to have killed or destroyed Adam? |
A28534 | The Love- world in Christ said, Can it not be but that I must drink down the cup of thy Anger? |
A28534 | Then he said unto them, How is it that you have sought me? |
A28534 | Then tell me; Doth not God dwell also in Time? |
A28534 | Therefore a Christian is the most Simple[ or plainest] man upon the Earth, as Esaias saith, who is so simple as my Servant? |
A28534 | These indeed did hear the words of men, but not Christ Teaching in his Resurrection? |
A28534 | This same Jesus which is taken up from you into Heaven, shall come again in like manner as you have seen him go into Heaven? |
A28534 | Thou sayst, Tell me the Baptism? |
A28534 | To what End, or wherefore were the mortal Creatures created? |
A28534 | To what profit and use is it administred with Bread and VVine, and not without the same? |
A28534 | VVhat Figure is the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrha; how was it effected? |
A28534 | VVhat doth Noah''s Drunkenness signifie, by reason whereof he cursed his Son Ham? |
A28534 | VVhat doth Noah''s Flood Typyfie, and point out? |
A28534 | VVhat is Babel, the Beast, and the whore in the Revelation? |
A28534 | VVhat is properly and exactly a Christian within and without? |
A28534 | VVhat is the Anti- christ upon the Earth in Christendom? |
A28534 | VVhat is the Henochian life? |
A28534 | VVhat is the Law in one Sum? |
A28534 | VVhat is the Tower of Babel; and wherefore were the Speeches there altered? |
A28534 | VVhat is the destruction of the Beast; and how shall the same Seven- headed Beast be cast into the bottomless pit[ or Abyss?] |
A28534 | VVhat is the true mark of a right Christian upon the Earth, whereby is he distinguished from a titular Christian? |
A28534 | VVhat was John Baptist Christ''s fore- runner? |
A28534 | VVhat was the Covenant with Abraham concerning the Blessing, and also the Circumcision? |
A28534 | VVhat was the greatest Sin of the first world? |
A28534 | VVhat were the offerings of Moses? |
A28534 | VVherefore did Christ ordain and institute this Testament, and said; That so often as we do it, we should do it to his Remembrance? |
A28534 | VVherefore must Moses remain forty days upon the Mount Sinai, when God gave him the Law? |
A28534 | VVherefore was Lot''s wife turned to a pillar of Salt; how is it to be understood? |
A28534 | WHat is God without Nature and Creature in Himself? |
A28534 | Was Cain condemned for his sins? |
A28534 | Was it also in the Fruit? |
A28534 | Was it also manifest in Nature? |
A28534 | Was it in the World, or without the World? |
A28534 | Was the Divine Power also in that Blood which he shed forth upon the Earth? |
A28534 | Was the Power of God manifest in the World, or hidden? |
A28534 | Was the first man in such Habit created to eternal Life or to Alteration? |
A28534 | What Figure is the departure of the children of Israel out of Aegypt? |
A28534 | What are the Dominions, or Thrones and Principalities of Angels, Evill and Good in the invisible World? |
A28534 | What are the Principles in the Spirit of this World, from the uppermost to the lowermost Being? |
A28534 | What are the six work- days of the Creation, and the Sabbath? |
A28534 | What did he? |
A28534 | What did the Devil desire, that he departed from Gods Love? |
A28534 | What do the Angels officiate and do? |
A28534 | What do the Souls Do, and what is their life until the last day? |
A28534 | What do the two men in white Apparel signifie, who said; Yee men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into Heaven? |
A28534 | What doth Christs Rest in the Grave signifie, that he must lie forty hours in the Grave? |
A28534 | What doth the Darkness signifie which at that time came above[ the ordinary course of] Nature? |
A28534 | What doth the Figure of Moses signifie, that he must be drawn out of the River, and be preserved to such a Great Office? |
A28534 | What is Christ''s Ascention, that he went up visibly? |
A28534 | What is Gods Love and Anger? |
A28534 | What is Lucifers Office in Hell with his Legions? |
A28534 | What is hereby intimated unto the Magus? |
A28534 | What is the Abyss of all things, where there is no Creature, being the Abyssal[ or unsearchable] Nothing? |
A28534 | What is the Curse of the Earth, what is thereby brought to pass? |
A28534 | What is the Descending of Christ into Hell, where he overcame Death and the Devil? |
A28534 | What is the Dying[ or death] of a wicked man, being the same is called an Eternal dying? |
A28534 | What is the Feast of Pentecost? |
A28534 | What is the Ground of the Male and Female Kind in the Essence of this World? |
A28534 | What is the Ground of the Prophetical prophecyings? |
A28534 | What is the Ground of the Temporal Nature- light, and of the darkness; from whence doth the same arise? |
A28534 | What is the Ground of the four Elements? |
A28534 | What is the Ground, and the Essence whence the Angels were created? |
A28534 | What is the Heaven created out of the midst of the Water? |
A28534 | What is the IDEA, or exact Image of God in Man, wherein God worketh and dwelleth? |
A28534 | What is the Immortal Life in Man, and what is the outward Life of this World in him? |
A28534 | What is the Power of Christ''s Resurrection through death? |
A28534 | What is the Seed of the Woman, and the bruising of the Serpent? |
A28534 | What is the Sperm of the Generation of all things? |
A28534 | What is the Testament of Christ with the last Supper with Bread and VVine? |
A28534 | What is the Tincture in the Spermatick Nature, whence the Growth and Lustre ariseth? |
A28534 | What is the dying of a true Christian, what dyeth in him? |
A28534 | What is the last Judgment; or how shall the same be effected? |
A28534 | What is the true Regeneration in the Spirit of Christ? |
A28534 | What kind of Virgin was Mary( in whom God became Man) before she conceived? |
A28534 | What moved Lucifer, that he lusted against God, and turned himself away from the Good? |
A28534 | What shall I say more unto thee? |
A28534 | What shall be the Eternal joy of the Saints, and also the Eternal pain of the wicked? |
A28534 | What shall the Saints and Damned Do, and not do? |
A28534 | What should have been Adam''s Eating and Drinking in a Paradissical manner without care, distress, and sorrow, if he had stood out the Tryal? |
A28534 | What should have been Adams condition and estate upon the Earth? |
A28534 | What was Adams and Eves shame, that they hid themselves behind the Trees of Paradise? |
A28534 | What was Cains and Abels offering? |
A28534 | What was Parad ● se wherein God created Man? |
A28534 | What was the Earth with its fruits before the Curse, when it was called a Paradise? |
A28534 | What was the Fight betwixt Michael and the Dragon? |
A28534 | What was the Serpent on the Tree of the Knowledg of Good and Evil which deceived Eve? |
A28534 | What was the Sin, and how came it to be a Sin, that the same is an Enmity of God? |
A28534 | What was the Tree of Life, and the Tree of the Knowledg of Good and Evil, each in its Power, Essence and Property? |
A28534 | What was the Voyce of God in the Word when the day grew cool? |
A28534 | What was the same Power in the Word of which proceeded forth and became creatural? |
A28534 | What was there before the Angels and Creation were? |
A28534 | What were the Trees in Paradise which were pleasant to behold, and good to eat? |
A28534 | Whence is the visible World created, seeing the Scripture saith, God hath made all things by his word; how is the same to be understood? |
A28534 | Whence was man Created as to the Body? |
A28534 | Where is the Place of Heaven where the Angels dwell? |
A28534 | Where shall Hell be; and also the Eternal Habitation of the Saints? |
A28534 | Wherefore caused God a deep sleep to fall upon Adam when he built a woman out of his Rib? |
A28534 | Wherefore did Christ after his Resurrection eat with his Disciples of the broyled Fish, and went in unto them through a shut door, and taught them? |
A28534 | Wherefore did Christ after his Resurrection walk forty days upon the Earth ere he went to Heaven? |
A28534 | Wherefore did Christ first appear after his Resurrection to a Woman, and not to the Disciples? |
A28534 | Wherefore did Christ in his death commend his Soul into his Fathers hands? |
A28534 | Wherefore did Christ* walk forty years upon the Earth before he took his Office? |
A28534 | Wherefore did God create at first but one man, and not forthwith a man and woman together, as he did the other kinds of Creatures? |
A28534 | Wherefore did God create this Tree, seeing He knew well that man would offend thereby? |
A28534 | Wherefore did God forbid man that Tree, what was the cause? |
A28534 | Wherefore did not Christ after his Resurrection shew himself to Every one, but only to some? |
A28534 | Wherefore did not Christ himself set down his Gospel in writing, but only Taught it, and left it to his Apostles afterward to write down? |
A28534 | Wherefore did not God, being he is Almighty, with- stand Lucifer, and hinder him from becoming a Devil? |
A28534 | Wherefore did some convert themselves, and Return, when they saw those things which were done at the death of Christ, and not the High Priests? |
A28534 | Wherefore did the Earth tremble when Christ hung upon the Cross? |
A28534 | Wherefore dost thou suffer the Lyons to rent and teer thee in pieces? |
A28534 | Wherefore hath God poured forth such wrath, in which an Eternal Destruction is to be? |
A28534 | Wherefore must Christ be nailed to the Cross? |
A28534 | Wherefore must Christ be reviled upon the Cross? |
A28534 | Wherefore must Christ be tempted forty days after his baptisme in the Wilderness? |
A28534 | Wherefore must Christ suffer, and dye? |
A28534 | Wherefore must Christ''s Grave be guarded with Watchmen? |
A28534 | Wherefore must even the High Priests and Scribes, who taught the People, gainsay and oppose Christ, being always bent to reproach and slay him? |
A28534 | Wherefore must even the Teachers of the Law bring Christ to be condemned; and yet he must be killed by the Heathenish Magistracy? |
A28534 | Wherefore must the Disciples of Christ yet wait forty days for the sending of the Holy Ghost? |
A28534 | Wherefore must there be strife and contrariety in Nature? |
A28534 | Wherefore should man upon the Earth Rule over all the Beasts? |
A28534 | Wherefore was Cains Murther for the offering sake? |
A28534 | Wherefore was the first man born of a woman a Murtherer? |
A28534 | Wherefore will this Spirit be a Tempter of God, and tempteth the Mystery, which forth with captivates it in the Wrath, as hapned to Lucifer? |
A28534 | Wherefore, and to what profit are the Stars created? |
A28534 | Whither goeth the Soul when it separates from the Body, be it saved or not? |
A28534 | Why did Adam presently take his Eve to him, and said, that she was his flesh? |
A28534 | Why did Christ Teach* before the People of the Kingdom of Heaven in Parables? |
A28534 | Why did God make a mark on Cain, and said, He that slayeth Cain, His blood shall be avenged seven- fold? |
A28534 | Why did not God hinder it from being effected, being he did forbid it them? |
A28534 | Why did the Lord appear to Moses in a fire- flaming bush when he chose him? |
A28534 | Why did the Serpent perswade Eve, and not Adam, to the Lust[ to eat] of the fruit? |
A28534 | Why must Mary be first espoused to Joseph, before she conceived of the Holy Ghost? |
A28534 | Why must the Disciples wait, and remain together in one accord till the Holy Ghost came? |
A28534 | Why was there such a process of Revilings, Mockings, and Scourging kept with Christ before his Suffering? |
A28534 | Why would God become Man? |
A28534 | Will you send one Devil to another, and make an Angel of him? |
A28534 | and how was the band of tongues loosed in the Disciples of the Lord? |
A28534 | and is he himself the Function? |
A28534 | and the putting of Adam and Eve out of Paradise? |
A28534 | and what is the Separation of the Water above the Firmament, from the Water underneath the Firmament? |
A28534 | and what is their Chaos wherein each Kind liveth, and wherein they are distinct, and Severed one from another? |
A28534 | and wherefore did the Power of God bring it self into formings? |
A28534 | and wherefore must the Devil tempt him before he began his † works of Wonder? |
A28534 | and wherefore was Christ''s side opened with the Spear, from whence ran forth water and blood? |
A28534 | and yet it stands not in the Ability of the Creature, and however it is well possible? |
A28534 | are they also Severed by place and Abode? |
A28534 | could not he forgive man his sins without being incarnate? |
A28534 | could not the same be effected in one only Ground without distinction of Sex? |
A28534 | did he also before he fell feel Heat and Cold? |
A28534 | did he take a strange thing thereunto? |
A28534 | how could Mary after the Birth be a Virgin? |
A28534 | how could he know her? |
A28534 | how is he an angry God, seeing he is the unchangeable Love? |
A28534 | how is the Spiritual world of Eternity to be understood in the visible world? |
A28534 | how is this to be understood? |
A28534 | how was the Separation that one Element became four? |
A28534 | how, and to what End could that have been? |
A28534 | in the Virgin, the wrathful Anger of God; then said the whole man Christ, My God, my God, wherefore hast thou forsaken me? |
A28534 | in what Essence and Being doth he now stand after the Fall? |
A28534 | is the same also a certain[ circumscribed] place? |
A28534 | is the same wrought in this life- time or after this life- time? |
A28534 | of the Serpent, and passeth freely through death in the Fire: dost thou understand nothing here? |
A28534 | of the Sulphur of the expressed Word, in which was the Anger, and from whence the Love was fled, as it is so in the earthly Property? |
A28534 | of the speaking Word? |
A28534 | or by whom doth Christ teach? |
A28534 | or can it also be enjoyed without Bread and VVine? |
A28534 | or hath he given man liberty that he may forgive Sins without the Spirit of Christ, or how is the same effected? |
A28534 | or have men power to alter that* order, as it is come to pass? |
A28534 | or how may it be effected? |
A28534 | or how may the same subsist Eternally or not? |
A28534 | or how was the Conquest and casting forth effected? |
A28534 | or may there be an alteration? |
A28534 | or of what should he have been Able to eat? |
A28534 | or what is a Devil? |
A28534 | or what is the inward foundation? |
A28534 | or who is worthy and capable of this office of the Keys? |
A28534 | shall he cast him away? |
A28534 | the Deity; He came into the World as a Pilgrim in our poor form, He became ours, that he might Tincture us in Himself: But what did he? |
A28534 | the Image of God, God must take the right Cure, and even the same which Man was in his innocency: But how did he effect it? |
A28534 | the outward Corrupt Man, and make wholly another new Man? |
A28534 | the word) made Flesh; what did he assume from man? |
A28534 | then make Bread of Stones; why dost thou Hunger so long in thy own Property? |
A28534 | was Adam also in the beginning created in the same Angelical Form, or in another[ Form or Image] then he shall arise in, and live for ever? |
A28534 | was the same nothing else but an outward Promise, or an* Incorporation of the effectual working Grace? |
A28534 | what Flesh and Blood is it, and what is the mouth to it? |
A28534 | what Type are these two Brothers? |
A28534 | what did God speak again into them? |
A28534 | what did they Do thereby? |
A28534 | what doth it Typifie, that the High Priests would withstand and oppose Gods Might, and keep Christ in the Grave? |
A28534 | what doth it mean that a God- man should be tempted? |
A28534 | what doth it mean? |
A28534 | what doth this signifie in the Figure? |
A28534 | what hath he thereby done? |
A28534 | what is Michael and the Dragon? |
A28534 | what is a Shepheard in the Spirit of Christ, and a Letter- teacher without the Spirit of Christ each in his Office? |
A28534 | what is become of Henoch, so also of Moses and Elias? |
A28534 | what is that hand of the Father? |
A28534 | what is that which ariseth? |
A28534 | what is the ground of it? |
A28534 | what then shall I say more unto thee? |
A28534 | what was his doubt or despair of Grace? |
A28534 | what was the Cherub with the Naked Sword before Paradise? |
A28534 | what was the fruit whereby they did both eat Death? |
A28534 | what was their Justification? |
A28534 | whence came their fear and terror? |
A28534 | whence is the Conjunction and Desire arisen? |
A28534 | where is now thy victory in the Wrath of the poyson- Source in the expressed Word or Mercury? |
A28534 | where is thy Sting now in man? |
A28534 | wherefore did God so suffer it to be done? |
A28534 | wherefore did he encrease in Age, and favour with God and Man, when as he was himself God, and needed no Growing or Encreasing? |
A28534 | wherefore did they offer? |
A28534 | wherefore do ye sleep in the desire of* muchness[ in your covetousness] which is multiplyed in the Wrath? |
A28534 | wherefore must they remain blind, and hardned as to* that work? |
A28534 | wherefore then not over the Curse of the Earth? |
A28534 | whither is he gone, and where is he now? |
A28534 | whither is he thrust, so that he can be without God, being God filleth all things? |
A28534 | why must not the worldly Magistrate do it, or the common Crue? |
A28534 | why was it not done presently? |
A28534 | will God change these Creatures of men, seeing in the Life eternal they shall be like to the Angels? |
A28534 | wilt thou introduce the poysonful Mercury( which hath only a Deaths Will in it self) into the Temptation, as the false Magus doth? |
A28534 | wist ye not that I must be about my Fathers business? |
A28534 | † Or, what shall I first do to bring it to pass? |
A28890 | ? |
A28890 | A rich Man is likewise esteem''d happy for his Riches; but what Labours does he not undergo to acquire them? |
A28890 | All these Discords together, do they not make an Universal War? |
A28890 | All these things, with a thousand others; do they not afford us sensible enough subjects to know and to love God? |
A28890 | And above all, who could have formed the body of man so wonderfully shap''d, with so many different members? |
A28890 | And asking her, if one might not receive honour, or suffer to be belov''d by men? |
A28890 | And can any thing be more proper to verify that declaration of the choice of God? |
A28890 | And did we believe in Life eternal, what would we not do to obtain it? |
A28890 | And did we believe in the Resurrection of the Flesh, how could we love and esteem our flesh in a condition so miserable as that of this mortal Life? |
A28890 | And did we believe the Communion of Saints, is it possible that every one should be so much wedded to his own Interest and Wealth? |
A28890 | And do you not know that the Holy Spirit says l that all Men are Lyars? |
A28890 | And has he not the same goodness since he can not change? |
A28890 | And having ask''d her, from whence she came? |
A28890 | And having ask''d her, if to be sav''d, one must suffer hunger and thirst, and all other things troublesome to the body? |
A28890 | And having ask''d her, why she would not stay in one fixt place, since she was out of her own Country; and why she would not be known? |
A28890 | And having thus abandoned God, what can we expect but universal Plagues, which our universal Evils have drawn down upon our guilty Heads? |
A28890 | And how can they be made to change so long as they believe that they are well and secure? |
A28890 | And how should he be true in reprobating those of whom he sayes, that m his delight is to be with them since they are the Children of Men? |
A28890 | And if God reveal his Secrets to Babes, s as he ordinarily does; who among the Christians would receive this Revelation? |
A28890 | And if all these Members together do not make up a Church? |
A28890 | And if he did not give us his Kingdom and his Treasures, from whom could we expect for Happiness? |
A28890 | And if they have Friends to give them Money after they are come there? |
A28890 | And if they have forsaken God who can uphold them any longer? |
A28890 | And if we could not love God with any of these things? |
A28890 | And if you be ignorant of all these Truths, by what Means shall you avoid their Snares? |
A28890 | And in the Gospel- Law, how few have followed the Word of God? |
A28890 | And in the Written Law how few also were abandoned to God? |
A28890 | And is not this indirect Doctrine much worse than the direct, which no good Men would follow? |
A28890 | And now, Sir, since we have had the Doctrin of the Gospel, what a small number n of Persons do you see who have remain''d constant in it? |
A28890 | And on the contrary, how many are there who kill themselves by indiscreet Fastings, or other Penances, or the Neglect of necessary things? |
A28890 | And on the contrary, how many wicked Christians are there besides the Turks, Jews, Heathens, and so many other Sects, who are Enemies of God? |
A28890 | And seeing he wills that they Live, how could he create them for Reprobation; since there can never be any Contradiction in God? |
A28890 | And this Free- will which is given him for this Love only, can it be blamed, or despised, because we abuse it? |
A28890 | And what things he would teach us more than Jesus Christ has done? |
A28890 | And, as for the Pride of Life, what does it put in us but a Blast of Wind? |
A28890 | Are not these Adulterers who falsifie their Faith promised to Jesus Christ in Baptism to renounce the Devil, the World, and its Pomps? |
A28890 | Are not these great Abuses and very ill Uses of them? |
A28890 | Are not these the greatest Plagues that could ever befal the World? |
A28890 | Are not these who would Reform the Roman Church, fine Zealots for the Glory of God? |
A28890 | Are not you afraid, Sir, to do the same, when you will so much commend and excuse this Roman Church, which you may easily perceive to be corrupted? |
A28890 | Are these Goods employed aright in the Service of God? |
A28890 | Are we not his true Children, since he has said, f Let us make Man after our Likeness? |
A28890 | As if he had said, Wherefore hast thou forsaken me? |
A28890 | As to the first Question, Whether the opinion of St. Augustin and his Followers, is better than that of his Adversaries in this matter? |
A28890 | As to the second point: whether it be in Confession that we must forgive seventy seven times? |
A28890 | Beauty to the Moon? |
A28890 | But what do we see in rhe use of this Sacrament, but the Sin of Lust and filthiness, people carrying more disorderly in it than the Brute Beasts? |
A28890 | But who can discover it? |
A28890 | But you must not ask God, how is it possible that each one is damn''d? |
A28890 | By what means would you have these Persons saved who falsifie their Faith to God since those can not be sav''d who falsifie their Faith to Men? |
A28890 | Can God be honoured by the Sins of Luxury and Excess? |
A28890 | Can God fail in his Promise? |
A28890 | Can God, who created all Things for Man, deny him his Necessities, when he shall be resign''d to him? |
A28890 | Can it ever be said, without Blasphemy, that a Man is Infallible, secing Infallibility appertains to God alone? |
A28890 | Can that eternal wisdom be ignorant, that Learning was necessary for the government of his Church? |
A28890 | Can these two contrary senses come from the same God? |
A28890 | Can they live for ever without entring into the Kingdom of Heaven? |
A28890 | Can this be evil, or impossible to be observed, as you have affirm''d to me? |
A28890 | Can we conclude that all these things which seem to be holy, are withal good, since they have produced so many bad effects? |
A28890 | Can we in good Reason deny a Person what belongs to him in property? |
A28890 | Can we wish that God had done us this Injustice to deny us our Free- will, since there was a necessity he should give it to some? |
A28890 | Can you doubt that there is at present a Treasure hid in the Earth, which begins to be discovered? |
A28890 | Can you yet doubt, Sir, that Jesus Christ shall reign upon Earth, seeing it is a just and necessary thing? |
A28890 | Consider a little, Sir, wherein you shall find the Likeness of God in Man? |
A28890 | Consider, Sir, how far Men are now from observing the Ordinances of God? |
A28890 | Cou''d Rigour be introduc''d into the Church to make Meekness be observed there? |
A28890 | Could God do more to Man than to let him rule over all Things, provided only that he would always acknowledge the Dependance that he had upon his God? |
A28890 | Could God give insupportable Laws without being unjust? |
A28890 | Could Jesus Christ have made us to pray not to be led into it, while in the mean time he lets us fall into it the more strongly? |
A28890 | Could all these Truths discovered by Jesus Christ, be sins of Detraction? |
A28890 | Could he overcharge men without cruelty? |
A28890 | Could holy things work wickedness in men, as we see and feel it? |
A28890 | Could it be possible that God should have created us for Ends so miserable as what we possess in this World? |
A28890 | Could there be any thing to be added to the excellent Work of such a Master? |
A28890 | Could they Desire their Deliverance at so dear a Price as the Passion and the Death of Jesus Christ? |
A28890 | Could we also live in Luxury, when God chose a Virgin for his own Mother? |
A28890 | Could we always pray to be delivered from Evil, without ever obtaining it? |
A28890 | Could we follow a Carnal Church, seeing she is altogether Spiritual, engendred in the Body of Jesus Christ by the operation of the holy Spirit? |
A28890 | Do you believe, Sir, that it will not be thus with Christians and all the World now? |
A28890 | Do you not palpably feel, Sir, what evident Perils there are in the Administration of those Sacraments, after the manner they are used at present? |
A28890 | Do you not see that all things are frail, upon which there is no leaning? |
A28890 | Do you not see, Sir, that all order of Justice is renvers''d, and that there is more regard of doing Justly before Men, than before God? |
A28890 | Do you not see, Sir, that all their Laws are nothing but political, and made to maintain their State and Authority? |
A28890 | Do you not see, Sir, that nothing has in this World its perfect Sense? |
A28890 | Do you not see, Sir, that the Holy Spirit can not have instituted such things? |
A28890 | Do you not see, Sir, that there is no n more faith in the House of God? |
A28890 | Do you not think, Sir, that this Kingdom of Jesus Christ must be upon Earth, seeing that he has taken a Human Body like unto ours? |
A28890 | Do you not think, Sir, that this abomination is now in the holy place? |
A28890 | Do you think, Sir, that there is any Resemblance between the Life of the Monks and that which Jesus Christ taught us by his Example? |
A28890 | Does God act against his goodness when he permits us to fall into the error which we will needs follow? |
A28890 | Does it not hereby appear that there are no where any true Christians, and that all Christianity now consists only in outward Idea''s? |
A28890 | Does not God deserve that we sanctifie the Days which are dedicated to him out of Love? |
A28890 | Does not all this e cry to God for Vengeance ● Must he not render it? |
A28890 | Does not this Doctrine oppose that of Jesus Christ? |
A28890 | Does this seem difficult to you, Sir, that you doubt you can not attain to it? |
A28890 | For God can not do any thing Imperfectly z I ask''d her, If they should eat and drink in the Kingdom of Heaven? |
A28890 | For could God have done more than he has done to save us? |
A28890 | For how could the Stars fall from Heaven, since the Mathematicians tell us, that one Star alone is seven times greater than all the Earth? |
A28890 | For if a Woman bow, or a Man be discovered in our Presence, what does that give us? |
A28890 | For if he sin through Carnal Lust, he will say, wherefore has God given me this Natural Inclination, by which I am led to sin? |
A28890 | For what can there be of lovely in the creatures, of what kind soever they may be? |
A28890 | For what do we in loving our selves? |
A28890 | For what ground would she have had to rejoyce in the Lord, since all his Life was a train of Sadness and Sorrow? |
A28890 | For what man can make a grain of Corn or a Strawberry to grow? |
A28890 | God is infinitely more good b than those evil natural Fathers: How then could he forsake his Children whom he has so much lov''d? |
A28890 | Has not he said d He who leaves not Father and Mother, and his own self, can not be his Disciple? |
A28890 | Have we gotten another God, or rather another Law since the Doctrine of Jesus Christ? |
A28890 | Have you less affection, Sir, for your God, than these Stones, that you do not resent the continual Injuries which the Church does to God? |
A28890 | Have you never heard say, that in Paradise there are infinite Goods? |
A28890 | Have you not remark''d in how many things this Roman Church is contrary to the Doctrine of Jesus Christ? |
A28890 | Having ask''d her, if poverty was necessary to salvation? |
A28890 | Having remark''d that she spoke of the Destruction of Churches and Monasteries; I ask''d her, If she believ''d that they would be shortly ruin''d? |
A28890 | He cries, h Adam, where art thou? |
A28890 | He who delights in dishonest Thoughts or Actions, can not be converted? |
A28890 | He who made men, could he be ignorant of their strength and capacity, that he did not give them laws according to their weakness or infirmities? |
A28890 | He, who has created all the Elements, must not he make Use of them l to chastise the Offences which we commit against him? |
A28890 | How Circumspect must he be, that he displease not the Great, and that he may satisfie every Body? |
A28890 | How can Vertue be found there, since nothing but Money and Gain is there sought for? |
A28890 | How can a Child without Judgment have the Dispositions requisite for receiving Baptism? |
A28890 | How can that end which is eternally incomprehensible? |
A28890 | How can they change so general an Ordinance, confirmed by so many Saints, and by Jesus Christ himself? |
A28890 | How can they make a right judgment of their own concupiscence, or of their Neighbour, when they make such unjust ones of God himself? |
A28890 | How can you have a Repugnance to quit her who has abandoned her God? |
A28890 | How cou''d your Will make Opposition then, if it truly belong''d to God? |
A28890 | How could God have so little Equity as to commit to some frail Men the Power of saving and damning others? |
A28890 | How could a finite Being love an infinite? |
A28890 | How could the same Goodness ordain, that any should be Reprobated, since nothing that is evil can proceed from it? |
A28890 | How durst you believe that God would do so great an Evil as to damn it? |
A28890 | How greatly does Man wrong himself, when he will needs dispose of his own Will? |
A28890 | How is a Sinner hated by others, and a Burthen to himself? |
A28890 | How is it possible to shew to any that which he will not see? |
A28890 | How little Wisdom should we attribute to God in believing that he would give Men Power to save and damn us? |
A28890 | How many Heresies have proceeded from the learned of the Church? |
A28890 | How many Injustices done to the Just? |
A28890 | How many Innocents are there here accused as Guilty? |
A28890 | How many Priests are there who abuse this Dignity? |
A28890 | How many Vagabonds and Sluggards? |
A28890 | How many Vexations and Cares are there to satisfie this Self- will which often is unsatiable? |
A28890 | How many are there of them who lead a debauch''d Life? |
A28890 | How many are there who are guilty of this sin without perceiving it? |
A28890 | How many are there who love a Meat and Drink more than Spiritual Delights? |
A28890 | How many die before their time by too much Eating or Drinking or taking something prejudicial to their Health or thro''too much Labour? |
A28890 | How many have entered into them who have been dissinteressed from worldly things, and they have learned them to cover and seek them? |
A28890 | How many of these Persecuted wrongfully? |
A28890 | How many of those do we see wedded to their Appetites of Eating, Drinking and other bodily Exercises, tho''they be prejudicial to their Health? |
A28890 | How many other Persons heard the same Truth, without resolving to follow him? |
A28890 | How many sufferings do the Good endure? |
A28890 | How many thousand Persons in Christendom are now under Vows in Cloysters and Religious Orders, and how few of them are there who do Miracles? |
A28890 | How much more Stinking must it be in the Nostrils of God? |
A28890 | How much more must he be so in himself? |
A28890 | How much more must they be so to the clear- sighted Eyes of her lawful Husband? |
A28890 | How must he bear with the Envious and with Slanderers? |
A28890 | How often does our Self- will throw us into irreparable Mischiefs? |
A28890 | How should this Masse of Christians compose the Church, since among them we do not observe almost any who will resign their Wills to the Will of God? |
A28890 | How then can they observe it, if they may not read it, in order to learn it? |
A28890 | How then should his Promises be true, that he would render a hundred fold in this Life? |
A28890 | How then, Sir would you have such Persons to be converted? |
A28890 | How therefore can you adhere to her, and follow Vertue and the Love of God, so long as they are really contrary? |
A28890 | How therefore should Jesus Christ be the Saviour of the World, if he did not restore all things? |
A28890 | How we ought to Pray, and to understand the Lord''s Prayer in its perfect Sense? |
A28890 | I Ask''d her, How the Devil could start these things which are decreed by Councils? |
A28890 | I Ask''d her, Who this Physician might be, who could cure such Sores and such Corruption? |
A28890 | I Ask''d her, by what mean we had fallen into such an ignorance, and abandoning of God, and of our selves? |
A28890 | I Ask''d her, how I might know when my own Will acted, that I might make it cease? |
A28890 | I Ask''d her: If there was no fix''d Place, where we might find the Church? |
A28890 | I Ask''d her; How God permits that we should be thus abandon''d to the Spirit of Error? |
A28890 | I Ask''d her; How I might find the Holy Spirit? |
A28890 | I Asked her, How I ought to Pray, to the end I might attain to this continual Communion? |
A28890 | I Said to her: Since the mercy of God is so great, how did you declare to me heretofore, that you despaired of the Salvation of almost all the world? |
A28890 | I ak''d her: If there would be likewise human Propagation in this Kingdom of Heaven? |
A28890 | I ask''d her first, If it was not a good work to go often to the Church, or to its Solemnities? |
A28890 | I ask''d her from whence she deriv''d her sentiments, and what Books she made use of for her spiritual reading? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, By what Means I might avoid the Seduction of these false Prophets, since they had the chief Ranks in the Church? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, By what means I might discover if it be God that moves my Will in all my daily Actions? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, How I might accomplish my Penitence, and how I might put in practice this Resignation to God? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, How I might avoid these false Bretheren, with whom I must daily converse? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, How it was possible that a thing so holy, establish''d by Jesus Christ, could become so abominable? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, How the Righteousness of God could permit so great a Number to perish thro''Ignorance? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, If I might declare to the Jews all the things she had told me, as coming from God by a Prophetical Spirit? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, If my self- will might not mingle with the Divine Motions? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, If she believ''d that the Roman Church would be Destroy''d and Ruin''d, and the Christians scatter''d as the Jews are at present? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, If she judg''d the Commandments of the Church to be evil things? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, If the Holy Spirit comes into the World in Flesh, as Jesus Christ did at his Birth? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, If this Whore of the Revelation was the Roman Church? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, If we ought not to believe, that this Antichrist will be sometime corporeally visible in a Humane Form? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, To what place I ought to flee, since the whole world was judged, and the Plagues would be universal? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, What person on Earth could be so wicked, as to persecute her for declaring simply the truth that comes from God without any passion? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, Whether every one was oblig''d to keep continual Communion with God? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, Whether she was a Catholick, and whether one could be sav''d out of the holy Church? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, from whence this great blindness of Spirit, and this so obscure darkness could proceed? |
A28890 | I ask''d her, what she meant by saying, that having the Vse of Reason, we pass out of the free Will of our Parents, and enter into our own? |
A28890 | I ask''d her,; To what Place I should retire, since she would not that I should follow her? |
A28890 | I ask''d her: How it was possible that God should have left his Church for so long a Time in Errors? |
A28890 | I ask''d her: How we might know the true Righteousness nd Virtues of Men? |
A28890 | I ask''d her: If Men will be confirm''d in Grace, without being able to sin or fall any more, as they have done once in Adam? |
A28890 | I ask''d her; How I could perfectly make this entire Resignation to God without ever revoking it? |
A28890 | I ask''d her; How I should behave in the Administration of the Sacraments in the Mass, and other Functions of my Charge? |
A28890 | I ask''d her; How it came that God had not preserved his Church in the same Place where he had established her, tho''it were but in one Person only? |
A28890 | I ask''d her; How long she believ''d it is since there was no more Charity, nor true Christians upon Earth? |
A28890 | I ask''d her; How she perceiv''d that the World is judged, and that the irrevocable Sentence is given? |
A28890 | I ask''d her; If it was not needful that God should become Man, to redeem us, since we were all lost by Sin? |
A28890 | I ask''d her; If she did not esteem the Priests and Guides of Souls, and if to attain to Salvation we ought not to follow their Instructions? |
A28890 | I ask''d her; If she held the Roman Church to be that which succeeded Jesus Christ and his Apostles? |
A28890 | I ask''d her; Whether the Church might indeed err in this Prohibition, or in any other thing? |
A28890 | I ask''d her; Whether then all States, Riches and Honours, in which God or Nature has placed Men, ought to be abandon''d? |
A28890 | I ask''d her; how we could believe that the last Plagues were begun? |
A28890 | I ask''d: What I should do with my temporal Goods? |
A28890 | I asked her how it was possible that God should create all Men to be damn''d? |
A28890 | I asked her, How I might discover where my true Mother, the true Church is? |
A28890 | I asked her, How I should behave my self, since I knew not the Church, which I ought to follow and love? |
A28890 | I asked her, How every thing ought to be used, that we may have this entire Dependance upon God? |
A28890 | I asked her, How it was possible that Man should come to such an Ignorance of God, and of himself, and to such a forgetfulness of his Salvation? |
A28890 | I asked her, How it was possible that Men should deny the yielding up their Will to God, since all appertains to him? |
A28890 | I asked her, How this Light had its Original? |
A28890 | I asked her, How this New Birth could be in those who are already advanc''d in Years and Learning? |
A28890 | I asked her, If all Men who will not submit their Will to God shall be confined to Hell? |
A28890 | I asked her, If all those Creatures, Animate and Inanimate would have an eternal Being? |
A28890 | I asked her, If it was indeed possible that not so much as one Christian should be resigned to God, nor have the Vertues of the Heathens? |
A28890 | I asked her, If it was needful to use any longer the Means of Devotion when one is resigned to God? |
A28890 | I asked her, If it was not lawful for every one to choose some State or Calling by which to gain his Bread? |
A28890 | I asked her, If one might be saved without believing all the Articles of Faith in particular? |
A28890 | I asked her, If she believed the Heathens would be saved, since they are not baptized? |
A28890 | I asked her, If the Devils had also their Free- will, and if God could not bound them? |
A28890 | I asked her, If the Holy Spirit was born in Flesh, as Jesus Christ was in his Time? |
A28890 | I asked her, If the Holy Spirit would not become visible? |
A28890 | I asked her, If these things would fall out at the day of Judgment, or rather at the coming of Jesus Christ in his Glory? |
A28890 | I asked her, In what place I might find this continual Conversation with God, that I might be every where in Security, and not fear Death? |
A28890 | I asked her, What I ought to believe in this Matter ▪ that I might not blaspheme against God? |
A28890 | I asked her, What Remedy there was for such general Evils in which no body could be saved? |
A28890 | I asked her, Whether our Salvation depended only upon this Resignation of our Will to that of God? |
A28890 | I asked her: When Jesus Christ shall come to reign upon Earth, and to Allie himself with Men? |
A28890 | I asked, If the Light which she received from the Holy Spirit was contrary to what the Councils had ordained? |
A28890 | I entreated her to tell me, How our Will shall be eternal; and if we shall even be free to do evil in Paradise, or good in Hell? |
A28890 | I entreated her to tell me, How, and when, and wherein, this Alliance of God with Men shall be made? |
A28890 | I intreated her to tell me if she was sent from God to delare the Truth to men? |
A28890 | I know indeed you will answer me, No: And I ask you if there can be other Christians than those which follow his Doctrine? |
A28890 | I said to her, That I had never yet discovered Souls united to God; and that nevertheless I believed I was in the Church? |
A28890 | I said to her, That I was very desirous to know when this Kingdom shall come, and how it shall begin? |
A28890 | I wou''d gladly ask Christians, where they find it Written, how long the Judgment shall last? |
A28890 | If God favour you, or some other Person of your Acquaintance with any new Light, must you reject it to obey Men? |
A28890 | If God had not the perfection of all beauties, how could he give it to so many diverse things; for one can never give that which he himself has not? |
A28890 | If God has been just, good and true from all Eternity, wou''d he become impious at the last Day? |
A28890 | If God permit a Man to forsake his Wife for Whoredom, wherefore should not this Law be observ''d by himself? |
A28890 | If Labour be good wherefore should it be forbidden the Priests, who ought to be more good and perfect than others? |
A28890 | If Men apply their Minds wholly to make a Stocking, or a Shoe, why should not we apply them more to save our Souls? |
A28890 | If all these Things were Marks of his Damnation, why should they be now a dayes the Marks of the Holy Church? |
A28890 | If he h feed the Birds of the Air who do not labour, shall he not feed Man when he labours? |
A28890 | If our Friends live or dye, what the matter, when God ordains it? |
A28890 | If such has been his Will, who can reprove it, or find Fault with that which he finds good? |
A28890 | If the Devil sit in her Throne, is it to be believed that he will saye us? |
A28890 | If the Holy Spirit did immediately declare things to the Soul, or if the Soul did propose them first? |
A28890 | If the one be Priests and Religious Persons as well as the other? |
A28890 | If these Bodies of the Blessed had need of nothing, wherefore should God create so many beautiful Creatures to serve only for Man''s Misery? |
A28890 | If this was not the particular Business of the Monks; the Religious or other Persons, who make Profession of a Spiritual Life, tending to Perfection? |
A28890 | If we believ''d that God is Almighty, that he created the Heaven and the Earth, d could we live without loving and fearing him, as we do? |
A28890 | If we have so much Foresight in what respects the Earth, how much more ought we to have it for that which respects Heaven? |
A28890 | Is he not the same God still? |
A28890 | Is it a Wonder that I told you formerly, that no body could be saved after the way that Men live at present? |
A28890 | Is it a wonder that the Judgment is near, when we see that all Men have abandoned their God? |
A28890 | Is it impossible to be in the world without killing, robbing, committing adultery, and the rest? |
A28890 | Is it not a very Reasonable Thing that a Creature should abide in Dependance on its Creatour? |
A28890 | Is it not enough that we have forsaken him to cleave to our selves, and are become Idolaters of our own Inclinations? |
A28890 | Is it not fit that they endure Hunger who think of nothing but of filling themselves? |
A28890 | Is it not fit, Sir, that these things be one day repaired, and that God be worshipped in Spirit and in Truth, by his Creatures? |
A28890 | Is it not sad, Sir, that Men now are so far from this One Thing necessary, and that they are subjected to so many several Laws by their sins? |
A28890 | Is it not said somewhere, f Wo to the Man that puts his Confidence in Man? |
A28890 | Is it not therefore more easie to abandon all, and to entertain our selves only with God, than to undergo the Yoke of a Human or of a Sinful Life? |
A28890 | Is it not time that he likewise abandon them? |
A28890 | Is not all this before God reckoned the same evil? |
A28890 | Is not he the absolute Lord of all things? |
A28890 | Is not this a sure Mark to discern false Prophets from the true? |
A28890 | Is not this a sweet Exercise, upon which notwithstanding our Salvation depends? |
A28890 | Is not this a very dangerous thing? |
A28890 | Is not this to mock God, to make false Promises to him, which we have no Mind to keep? |
A28890 | Is the invention and wise foresight of these men, more perfect than the ordinance and doing of God? |
A28890 | Is there any of never so little Reason who call in question whether to be saved we ought necessarily to depend upon God? |
A28890 | Is there any reason, how little soever it be, that is not led to love a God, so lovely as he renders himself by the sole government of his creatures? |
A28890 | Is there any thing meaner, weaker and more contemptible in the esteem of the World, in the matters of Doctrin than a Maid? |
A28890 | Is there not need of Natural Things to make our Body suffer, which are likewise Natural? |
A28890 | Is this capable of our Love? |
A28890 | It is a joyful Life to think on it, what Joy must it be to possess it? |
A28890 | It is of this great Diversity that Jesus Christ said d, Do you see all these things? |
A28890 | It might say with Reason, Wherefore hast thou created me to damn me? |
A28890 | It seems they contradict themselves in this distraction, for can that which has no faith be incorruptible as to faith? |
A28890 | Jesus Christ can he lie, and make all who have abandon''d all for his sake, to be afterward in want of things necessary? |
A28890 | Let us go to the Country where the Christians live? |
A28890 | Lights to the Stars? |
A28890 | Man having forsaken his God, from whom can he expect Salvation? |
A28890 | May not holy things be done in holy times? |
A28890 | Must God declare to them by Writ the Obligation they have to subject their Wills to his? |
A28890 | Must he not after his Sin have had the same Divine Soul and Free- will as before i? |
A28890 | Must he not also to make the same Accomplishment r take away the Sins of the World? |
A28890 | Must he say precisely, that he would have Man to submit his Will to his? |
A28890 | Must he then not chastise them if he love Righteousness? |
A28890 | Must not one be very ill advised to amuse himself with these Nothings, and lose those things of so great Value? |
A28890 | Must not the Reprobation of Men of necessity come from their evil Will? |
A28890 | Must not this Alliance be made upon Earth? |
A28890 | Must there be Constraints and Commands to oblige it to a Duty so just, so good, and advantagious? |
A28890 | Must there not a Time come wherein that he may fulfil his Word, he will draw all in general to him? |
A28890 | Must there not be a lie in the one or the other of these two contrary things? |
A28890 | Must there not be many deceived at Death? |
A28890 | Must there not come a time when he will take away all the Sins of the World? |
A28890 | Must ▪ not a Man be come to the highest degree of Folly, to set his Affections on things so frail, as to be in one Day reduc''d into the Dung- Hill? |
A28890 | Now would you go to ask Counsel of any Man, when Jesus Christ has given you his? |
A28890 | Or if he give more to one than to another? |
A28890 | Ought not Sir, all these things to be re- established? |
A28890 | Ought we for this to desire that he had not bestowed these Graces on Man? |
A28890 | She always ask''d again, Where was the Land of the Christians? |
A28890 | She replied; And I doubt, Sir, if one can be saved in it, since she is not governed by the Spirit of God, how can she guide any to Salvation? |
A28890 | She said with Joy: Sir, How happy will you be to abandon all? |
A28890 | She said: Sir, Do you not c perceive that we are abandon''d to the Spirit of Error? |
A28890 | She said: Sir, What will it avail to set the Light upon a Candlestick, when those who are present will shut their Eyes that they may not see it? |
A28890 | She said; Sir, do you love flattering Discourses more than the Truth? |
A28890 | She said; Sir, do you not see that these Vows are not well observ''d? |
A28890 | She says: Sir, Do not teach any Body until you have found Communion with God: For how can you give to another what you do not possess your self? |
A28890 | Should I study Sir, to please Men or God? |
A28890 | Should not all these Persons be saved after they have been in Heart and Affection consecrated unto God? |
A28890 | Should the Pope be a greater Judge to condemn those who observ''d the Law of God, because they did not depend on him? |
A28890 | St. Peter asks, how often he shall pardon his brother who offended him? |
A28890 | That Evils are conceiv''d without Fear, and brought forth without Reprehension? |
A28890 | That God, who h tries the Reins, would he not save them, for not having observed this outward Formality, which is done in the sight of Men? |
A28890 | That Lying prevails, and d that Truth is opprest? |
A28890 | That Men e promise themselves Peace and Security in the midst of such evident Perils? |
A28890 | That no body lives conformably to his belief? |
A28890 | That the Conversion of Men is now desperate, as in the time of Noah; and wherefore? |
A28890 | That the Just g is punish''d as guilty, and the Guilty supported and defended? |
A28890 | That there is f no longer Righteousness nor Sincerity or Fidelity among Men? |
A28890 | That there is no longer h neither Faith nor Law among Christians, and that they live in a Neglect of God and of their Salvation? |
A28890 | That they place faith only in Words, as I have told you formerly? |
A28890 | The Angels who were such excellent Heavenly Creatures, are they not become most infamous Devils? |
A28890 | The Body has here suffered with the Soul: Is it not just that it should rejoyce also with it? |
A28890 | The daily food of our body, does it not all come from God? |
A28890 | The first Precept that God gave Man, was to make him know the state of his Soul, asking him, Where art thou? |
A28890 | There would be no proportion there, and if Likeness beget Love, how could a being so vastly different be united in Affection? |
A28890 | Therefore he appeared visibly to St. Paul, by some Light, and made him blind, asking him, wherefore he persecured him? |
A28890 | This Great God could he demand less of a silly Worm of the Earth, than the Acknowledgment of Dependance upon its God? |
A28890 | This I could hardly understand, saying to her, if an Angel from Heaven would be a hindrance to you, how dare we speak to you any more to hinder you? |
A28890 | This Word p has created Heaven and Earth of nothing ▪ How should it not give Life unto the Soul which receives it? |
A28890 | This being most true, how is it possible that any can be sav''d, while they do not follow in any thing what he has taught us? |
A28890 | This being so, Sir, you must ask Men, each one in particular, how is it possible that they damn themselves? |
A28890 | This being so, why should we attribute the Loss of our Salvation, or the not amending of our Lives, to the want of Gods Grace? |
A28890 | Those who had the Will to follow Jesus Christ perfectly, should they have been damned for not having receiv''d the outward Sign of Baptism? |
A28890 | To what is Man come, that silly Worm of the Earth, who would give orders to so wise and powerful a God? |
A28890 | To whom then shall the Holy Spirit address to spread his Light upon the Earth? |
A28890 | We ask''d her for what reason we ought to believe a thing so abominable? |
A28890 | We ask''d her wherein true Humility consists? |
A28890 | We ask''d her, if it was therefore necessary that every one should leave their Country to be sav''d? |
A28890 | We ask''d her, wherein true Perfection did consist? |
A28890 | We see this with our Natural Eyes; how much more firmly ought we to believe that he is in our Soul, which is Divine and Incomprehensible? |
A28890 | Were it possible that we would build Houses, and make so many other settlements as we do on Earth, as if it were our abiding City? |
A28890 | What Argument will they bring yet in the Dispute about Grace after so clear and convincing Reasons? |
A28890 | What Care must he take to provide for all that maintain him in Honour, fearing lest he fall into any Disgrace or Contempt? |
A28890 | What Marks there are whereby to know her, that I may not be deceived? |
A28890 | What Pain is there in doing Evil? |
A28890 | What Weakness of Spirit is it, to feel a Repugnance to renounce a Thing so wicked, under frivolous Perswasions that she is Holy? |
A28890 | What a could be wanting in the Doctrine of Jesus Christ that other things must be added to it? |
A28890 | What a poor Stay of all our Hopes? |
A28890 | What a silly Business have we aim''d at? |
A28890 | What artifice could keep the Globe of the Earth among the Waters? |
A28890 | What can be ascribed to the Creature, since it has s nothing ▪ that it has not received of God? |
A28890 | What can be ascribed to the Creature, since it is come of nothing, and can do no good thing without God? |
A28890 | What can give splendour to the Sun? |
A28890 | What greater Evil can be expected? |
A28890 | What ground of rejoycing to see him Imprisoned and Accused as a Malefactor? |
A28890 | What is wanting to you therefore to be able to love with all your heart? |
A28890 | What more certain Marks can we have? |
A28890 | What more particular Grace could be given him than to let him enjoy his Free- will after his Sin? |
A28890 | What more sure marks would you have than those which Jesus Christ himself has declar''d to us should precede the Judgment? |
A28890 | What need is there after this to inform our selves how God gives these Graces? |
A28890 | What needs disputing whether these Graces are given now, or if they have continued with us since Adam? |
A28890 | What remedy can there be for their evils, since they seek not to be healed, because they are insensible of them, as they would be of a Leprosie? |
A28890 | What, could these be saved without observing so much as one of these Commands of the Church? |
A28890 | When the Apostles ask''d Jesus Christ, when these things, which Jesus Christ had told them, should come to pass? |
A28890 | Where could you find better? |
A28890 | Where is the man living who can comprehend what God is, and in what place he abides? |
A28890 | Where is their place for disputing to know whether Man can save himself, since he is nothing u, and has nothing x that he has not received? |
A28890 | Where it is: Where not? |
A28890 | Where then would you seek the Church and the Kingdom of Heaven but in the Centre of your Soul? |
A28890 | Wherefore then will you believe things because Men say them? |
A28890 | Wherein then can it be said that God has made Man like to himself? |
A28890 | Whether the Church can Err? |
A28890 | Whether the Church can err? |
A28890 | Which can not be found in God, who is always just as well as always good, and never favours any out of Preference? |
A28890 | Who can be ignorant of his infinite wisdom, while he looks upon the Creation, and the upholding of this great Universe? |
A28890 | Who can be ignorant of that Incomprehensible Goodness, while he receives every moment the effects of it? |
A28890 | Who can have made the birds of the air, the beasts of the earth and of the sea, in so many different kinds? |
A28890 | Who can make a tree, a fruit, a flower, a plant of so many different herbs? |
A28890 | Who can say therefore, that we do not see nor feel God as we do the creatures? |
A28890 | Who can say, that he does not continually perceive God operating in him, and doing him infinite good? |
A28890 | Who does not feel that he has not in himself any power, if it be not given from a supream power which we do not know? |
A28890 | Who does not perceive the Heart of those Persons puffed up, because they have the Name of Saints or vertuous Ones? |
A28890 | Who does not see that our judgments are deceived, and that we would by them blame God for our own faults? |
A28890 | Who is there now a- days that hears his Word, and acts according to it? |
A28890 | Who that understands me aright can doubt that I speak the Truth? |
A28890 | Who will shew me these Souls? |
A28890 | Whose Wife she should be of the seven at the Resurrection? |
A28890 | Why should they who have studied to defend this Church, say, that People can not marry in Lent or Advent? |
A28890 | Why then should not God come upon Earth to dwell with them, seeing they can not go where God is, in that purity of Spirit? |
A28890 | Why then should they forbid to receive other Interpretations than those which the holy Fathers in past times have received? |
A28890 | Will not this then be a Paradise of all the universal World? |
A28890 | Wou''d you have a Holy Spirit visible and carnal? |
A28890 | Would God amuse himself for a little profit? |
A28890 | Would God be merciful if he should pardon us, or be appeased in such a case? |
A28890 | Would he thus let such grievous Accidents fall out Without his Permission? |
A28890 | Would it be just that God should take from Kings the Power to make War, and permit it to private Persons? |
A28890 | Would it have been worth the pains to have made the Sun, the Moon, the Stars, and all the Elements, that they might remain for so small a time? |
A28890 | Would not this withdraw our affections from the Earth, through the hope of ascending unto Heaven with Jesus Christ? |
A28890 | Would we not endeavour to love Virginity, since God has so much esteem''d it? |
A28890 | Would you make more reckoning of it if this were written upon Paper, or carved on a Stone, than if it were engraven in our t Heart? |
A28890 | Would you refer what concerns the Salvation and Perfection of your own Soul to their Judgments? |
A28890 | Would you yet hold her for the Holy Church since the Devil q has plac''d his Throne in her? |
A28890 | Would you, Sir, Pray, and do Penance, that Jesus Christ may not reign? |
A28890 | Would you, Sir, esteem more the Honour of the World, or your acquired Sciences, than the Kingdom of Heaven? |
A28890 | You might ask me, from whence it comes that all these Creatures are become Evil, seeing they were created so good and perfect? |
A28890 | and how could he render it in a Spiritual Paradise, as they make us believe? |
A28890 | and if I ought to have an ill Opinion of all? |
A28890 | are not all these preventing Graces? |
A28890 | as they have perswaded all those which declare such Truths; since all that Jesus Christ did while he was upon Earth, was to give us an Example? |
A28890 | could he have instructed us more plainly? |
A28890 | how I might discover them from the true ones? |
A28890 | if I should distribute them to the Poor, or to Churches, or rather to religious Convents? |
A28890 | o Or what Cares or Disquiets to preserve them? |
A28890 | to which they reply''d; and whither shall we go Lord? |
A28890 | what must I do to find thee again? |
A28890 | what shall I do to fulfil thy Will? |
A28890 | what shall I do? |
A28890 | what would''st thou have me to do to be well- pleasing in thy Sight? |
A28890 | where art thou? |
A28890 | y If the Salt have lost its savour, wherewith shall the flesh be salted? |
A69597 | & c. But what place may be found low enough for Man to prostrate himself in, who seriously considers his loathsom deformity by sin? |
A69597 | * Isaac said, Here is the Wood, the Sins of all Men; and the Fire, Gods Wrath; but where is the Lamb? |
A69597 | 1. WHO is sufficient to tell This, what Vessel may carry This Treasure? |
A69597 | 1624. early in the Morning he called his Son, and asked him, If he heard the Excellent Musick? |
A69597 | 19, 20. preach to the Spirits; which in the time of Noah believed not? |
A69597 | 6. Who sees not how much more grievous this Pilgrimage and Travel is to Man, than to any other Creature? |
A69597 | 94 What doth the figure of Moses signifie that he must be drawn out of the River or Lake of Water, and be preserved to such a great Office? |
A69597 | ALL are dead in Adam, therefore some are predestinated to Life, others reprobated, and how can the Child help it if God will not have it? |
A69597 | Again, He hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified; and is not God all in all in Such? |
A69597 | Again, the Tempter is dangerous to us for the sake of the Temptation: What could the Fisher do without his Net or Bait? |
A69597 | Aggravation, his false and stubborn Answer after he had done it, before Sentence, I know not; Am I my Brother''s keeper? |
A69597 | All these things penetrated and pondered; shall our straitned Souls confine the Immense Heavenly Humanity of the Lord Jesus Christ? |
A69597 | Also what communion hath light with darkness? |
A69597 | Also, how can he sit at the right hand of God in Man, and yet the outward Man not be he? |
A69597 | And E ● ● u beheld the Women and Children, and said, whose are these? |
A69597 | And Hell( after its capacity) hath also some impressions of? |
A69597 | And Jacob asked what is thy Name? |
A69597 | And are not men at coming into the World excluded by Reprobation? |
A69597 | And as every Angel is as one whole Kingdom, so is every Star as one whole World; how little a proud Worm then is the dirty piece of Clay call''d Man? |
A69597 | And being both wicked, what can an Evil Beast beget but an Evil Beast, baptized in God''s fierce Wrath? |
A69597 | And did not the Curse, to prevent our abuse, hinder? |
A69597 | And how can the Love of God help it, that Adam left the Temperature, and turned his Free Will into the Tree of Evil and Good? |
A69597 | And how did the Bands of the Tongues of the Lords Disciples become unloosed? |
A69597 | And how shall I search the Path leading to it? |
A69597 | And if a glance be so noble and powerful, what were a steddy look? |
A69597 | And is it ask''d why? |
A69597 | And is there no Creature so vile as Man? |
A69597 | And must the Holy Spirit be grieved with so vile a wretch, must thy Bones be set and dislocated by a continued Succession? |
A69597 | And now to the second part of the Question, Is it done in this time, or after this time? |
A69597 | And that This may be enjoyed by Believers out of the Testamentary Ordinance, is clear; how else come they to be Believers? |
A69597 | And the Man said, What is thy Name? |
A69597 | And this Light is that whereof the Lord speaks, If the Light that is in thee be Darkness, how great is that Darkness? |
A69597 | And what did they do thereby? |
A69597 | And what doth remain thereof afterward? |
A69597 | And what is the Separation of the Water above the Firmament from the Water underneath the Firmament? |
A69597 | And what is their Chaos wherein each Kind liveth, and wherein are they distinct and severed one from another? |
A69597 | And what shall we say, was not the Cup bitter enough till cruel Mockings were wrung into it? |
A69597 | And why might not by the Conception the Woman be the easier swayed to a libidinous tasting the forbidden fruit? |
A69597 | And why must Christ die on a wooden Cross and not otherwise? |
A69597 | And why must his ● ide be open''d with a Spear out of which Blood and Water ran? |
A69597 | And why must the Devil tempt him before he began his Works of Wonder? |
A69597 | And why such as the High Priests,& c. did not? |
A69597 | Are not all the Elements doing their several Offices? |
A69597 | Are they also severed by Place and Abode? |
A69597 | Are they made of the Earth? |
A69597 | Art thou Hoarse? |
A69597 | Art thou a true Christian? |
A69597 | Art thou one of the Grains that shall be fann''d away? |
A69597 | Art thou receiving Seed, but choaking it with the outward Principle? |
A69597 | Art thou( my Soul) unwilling? |
A69597 | As to the last part of the Objection, with what Body shall they rise? |
A69597 | But how can words export what the Soul can not contain, or broken Letters express, what a broken Heart breaketh and melteth in the Contemplation of? |
A69597 | But how dirty and vile is Man? |
A69597 | But how much doth Man who was created Good, by seeking out many Inventions run against the order of Nature? |
A69597 | But how much in thee, O my Soul, is there, not only to figure, but of the real substance of the dark World? |
A69597 | But is it askt how is this Body and Humane Soul the same of ours? |
A69597 | But is not God all in all in His Converted Children here, of whom it is said, He that is born of God sinneth not? |
A69597 | But it may be enquired what the dissolution of the outward Life of its own Nature contributeth hereunto? |
A69597 | But rather as the Lord Christ in answer to the Question of the Disciples; Wilt thou at this time restore the Kingdom? |
A69597 | But the Minister turning his Choler upon the Intercessor, demands angrily, What he had to do to trouble him? |
A69597 | But to shew what Power enabled Moses to do his Wonders; It must be known whither go the Groans and Complaints of the oppressed? |
A69597 | But to which of the Angels hath God said at any time, Be thou a Judge? |
A69597 | But what part bearest thou( my Soul) in this Harmony? |
A69597 | But where are the steps of thy growth is it in the figure or similitude of the New Birth? |
A69597 | By these three Distributions, was the whole Man, consisting of Soul ▪ Spirit and Body ▪ offered up; and what had he more? |
A69597 | By what Knowledge and Spirit did the Prophets in the Old Testament Prophecy? |
A69597 | Come up hither( my Soul) and see what Light thy Fire yieldeth, grows it toward the Harmony, resigning it self into the Unity? |
A69597 | Could God no other way save Man? |
A69597 | Could he not otherwise forgive Sin? |
A69597 | Could not Christ have ri ● en else out of the Grave? |
A69597 | Could not his Magical Desire raise that unhappy Plant which he should not have done nor known? |
A69597 | Could not the same be effected in one only Ground without dividing? |
A69597 | David meditating the Heavens, is transported into admiration: What is Man? |
A69597 | Did Eve also receive a Soul and Spirit from Adam''s Soul and Spirit, or a n ● ● strange one, peculiarly or severally given of God? |
A69597 | Did he also before he fell feel heat and cold? |
A69597 | Did not the Priests wash as often as Sacrifice was it not daily Morning and Evening, wants not the Earth the former and latter Rain? |
A69597 | Did not the Universal God know this before the Creation of the Angels? |
A69597 | Do those that so restrain it speak the thing that is right concerning God? |
A69597 | Dost thou not fear God seeing thou art under the same condemnation? |
A69597 | Doth a wicked Man Curse? |
A69597 | Doth all flow to thee and for thee, and art thou only as a Grave to bury them in, run they all to thee as Jordan into the Dead Sea? |
A69597 | Doth my Soul beg to know His sweet Name? |
A69597 | Else how is his Death denounced the Penalty of his Disobedience? |
A69597 | Esau would have left some of his Men with Jacob, but Jacob said, what needeth it? |
A69597 | Evil Angels? |
A69597 | Faintest thou? |
A69597 | Fearest thou? |
A69597 | For if God had willed the one to be Devils, the other to be inwardly so, and outwardly Beasts? |
A69597 | From or out of what Power did Moses do his Works of wonder before Pharaoh? |
A69597 | God glorifies his Almightiness, Wisdom and Goodness in Evil Creatures his Justice by the Devils; so that if we be wicked, what loseth he? |
A69597 | Had Adam before his Eve, Masculine Members, and such Bones, Stomach, Guts, Entrails, Teeth, and also such things as we now have? |
A69597 | Had Hell a Beginning, and may it have an End? |
A69597 | Hast thou a Lamp without Oyl ▪ A fair ▪ Building not rightly founded? |
A69597 | Hast thou in Adam lost thy dear Virgin Purity? |
A69597 | Hath Hell a Temporary Beginning, or Eternal,& c.? |
A69597 | Hath the Foundation of Hell taken a Temporary Beginning, or hath it been from Eternity? |
A69597 | Have I but one in my Heart on Earth and in Heaven, and must I be so throng''d with Strangers as not to touch the Hem of his seamless Garment? |
A69597 | Herbs, Trees, and Earthy things, or Mineral Earths? |
A69597 | How Contagious our Disease, that not one escapes it, making also the whole Creation groan with us? |
A69597 | How Fantastick is Hope founded in the Dust? |
A69597 | How God recalled Adam and his Eve, and ordained the Saviour? |
A69597 | How Sin cometh into the Soul, seeing it is Gods Work and Creature? |
A69597 | How and whither was the Dragon,& c. thrust, seeing God fills all things? |
A69597 | How came that to pass? |
A69597 | How can God be in this Vegetation? |
A69597 | How can Man possibly know the Deep Unity? |
A69597 | How can a poor Earthen Vessel bear the serious contemplating of it? |
A69597 | How can it be more clearly shewn? |
A69597 | How can the shallow brutish outward Man fathom, what the New and Spiritual Man is swallowed up with? |
A69597 | How can we dwell in the Body of Christ? |
A69597 | How can we express it, seeing we are the Letters by which it expresseth it self? |
A69597 | How could an Angel become a Devil? |
A69597 | How could he know her? |
A69597 | How could it have been possible that a Man and Wife should have continued eternally? |
A69597 | How could she after the Birth remain still a Virgin? |
A69597 | How dare any the greatest of them admit a thought of being his own Lord and Law- giver to enter his foolish Head and deceitful Heart? |
A69597 | How did Adam and Eve really Die in the Fall to the Kingdom of Heaven and Paradise, and yet live naturally to this World? |
A69597 | How did Christ become Born of Mary to this World, without prejudice to her Virginity? |
A69597 | How did Christ slay Death on the Cross? |
A69597 | How did God recall Adam? |
A69597 | How did he make a Triumphant shew of Death on his Body? |
A69597 | How dieth the Wise- Man? |
A69597 | How doth Christ dwell in him, and yet sit at the right hand of God in Heaven? |
A69597 | How doth Christ himself teach presentially in the Office of Preaching, and yet sitteth at the Right Hand of God? |
A69597 | How doth Christ take the Kingdom when this Beast becometh slain? |
A69597 | How doth he walk and converse in Heaven and upon Earth both at once? |
A69597 | How doth this World pass away or vanish? |
A69597 | How else also in all Nations are such as fear God and work Righteousness accepted? |
A69597 | How fatal our Languishing, which no weaker Physick than the King of Terrors can terminate? |
A69597 | How fixt our Sorrows, which are as long as time? |
A69597 | How great was that Horror and Anguish now in Man? |
A69597 | How hardly can the Living Man express how it is with one that is Dead, which himself hath not experimented? |
A69597 | How is Christ really enjoy''d: and what is the Mouth to Eat it? |
A69597 | How is Man, and how doth he become a Branch on the Vine Stock of Christ? |
A69597 | How is he a Temple of the Holy Ghost in which the Kingdom of God is inwardly revealed or manifested? |
A69597 | How is it effected? |
A69597 | How is it they were all created Divine and perfectly Good? |
A69597 | How is it to be understood? |
A69597 | How is that done? |
A69597 | How is the Conjunction of Feminine and Masculine Kind effected, whence the Seed and Growth existeth? |
A69597 | How is the Copulation and Conjunction of Female and Male Nature effected, whence their Seed and Growth ariseth? |
A69597 | How is the Division effected, that out of one four are come to be? |
A69597 | How is the Resurrection of the dead effected? |
A69597 | How is the Spiritual World of Eternity to be understood in the Visible World? |
A69597 | How is the same distinguished from Hell? |
A69597 | How is this to be understood? |
A69597 | How it may remain Eternally? |
A69597 | How it was effected? |
A69597 | How may and must this Wrath have Eternity? |
A69597 | How may it be only one thing? |
A69597 | How may that be also effected in us? |
A69597 | How may they become rightly used, or who is worthy or ● it for this Office, or whether is he himself the Office? |
A69597 | How miserable then must those Men be who are willingly ignorant of the power and infinite value of Christs Heavenly Blood? |
A69597 | How multiplied are our well grounded fears? |
A69597 | How needful is it therefore that sinful men should be inhibited to revenge themselves? |
A69597 | How opposite to this is our needless associating( for Curiosity) with Company to whom we can not do, and from whom we may not hope for Good? |
A69597 | How the Disciples of Christ did Eat and Drink Christs Flesh and Blood? |
A69597 | How the Soul comes, or returns to God again? |
A69597 | How the Soul departs from the Body in the death of a Man? |
A69597 | How the Soul is Created to the Image of God? |
A69597 | How the Soul is Mortal, or who it is Immortal? |
A69597 | How the Soul is peculiarly form''d and fashioned, or framed? |
A69597 | How the Souls Enlightning is? |
A69597 | How the Souls feeding on the World of God is? |
A69597 | How then can a clean Soul be generated? |
A69597 | How then should we pray that Christ would enter with his Heavenly Virgin Seed, and change it into the Paradisical Image again? |
A69597 | How very little and poor, is the utmost, faln Man''s Race can attain? |
A69597 | How was Adam and Eve cast out of Paradice into this World? |
A69597 | How was Christ in Heaven and also on Earth both at once? |
A69597 | How was Sin blotted out and appeased through these Offerings? |
A69597 | How was it eff ● cted? |
A69597 | How was the Wife or Woman made out of Adam? |
A69597 | How was the dividing of Adam into the Wife or Woman effected? |
A69597 | How was the shedding or pouring forth of the Holy Ghost effected? |
A69597 | How was the uniting of the Deity and Humanity in this becoming Man? |
A69597 | How were the Eyes of Adam and Eve opened that they saw they were naked, which before they knew not? |
A69597 | How, and in what place the Souls seat in Man is? |
A69597 | How, and to what End could that have been? |
A69597 | I answer again, What is it that feeds the Soul in the Sacrament of the Lord''s Supper? |
A69597 | IS it said, Was it not sufficient that God became Man, why must he also die? |
A69597 | If Adam also had been thus, as we are now, how was it possible he should in such a condition have been able to stand without suffering and corruption? |
A69597 | If God had by his Sons Death paid a Ransom for us, why must we also die? |
A69597 | If I am understood by a very few, what wonder; seeing the Lord Jesus saith, Except a Man be born again, he can not see the Kingdom of God? |
A69597 | If his Will had been chain''d, it had been to take it away, or as to speak a Contradiction, What had that been but to Uncreate Him? |
A69597 | If so, what throngs would resort by treading down the side banks to widen that narrow way? |
A69597 | If the Body be so great a Trust( as in the preceding is noted) what is the Soul? |
A69597 | If they to whom the Word of God came, are called God''s, what was Man''s holy Paradisical Body, in which that Word was? |
A69597 | In the outmost is Gods Wrath, else why engendereth it poysonous, venemous Worms and creeping Things? |
A69597 | In the same, who seeth not the Spiritual Evil World manifest in Dark Properties and Figures? |
A69597 | In what Form and Condition was he, when he was neither Husband nor Wife, but both? |
A69597 | In what Grace was the first World saved without the Law? |
A69597 | In what manner God forgiveth Sins; and how Man becometh a Child of God? |
A69597 | In what manner the Soul cometh into Man, or into the Body? |
A69597 | In what manner the Soul uniteth it self with the Body? |
A69597 | Is it ask''d what of this was raised again? |
A69597 | Is it asked, Why did God suffer this Plant to grow? |
A69597 | Is it askt how can this be intelligible to Mortals, living in Houses of Clay? |
A69597 | Is it askt, How can Christ''s Body be ours? |
A69597 | Is it askt, what is the Kingdom, City, Palace or Seat whither he ascended, and where he is? |
A69597 | Is it done in this time, or after this time? |
A69597 | Is it objected Omnipotence may perfect the Regeneration at once by one single act? |
A69597 | Is it occasionally ask''d, whence is the Power the Magicians did their Wonders by? |
A69597 | Is it said why did God suffer Lucifer to fall? |
A69597 | Is it thus, O my Soul? |
A69597 | Is my presence in this Body absence from my Lord? |
A69597 | Is not every Pile of Grass obeying its Ordinance, and levelling at the End of its Institution? |
A69597 | Is not this the tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil which Adam fell by searching, sounding and feeling after, with neglect of the tree of Life? |
A69597 | Is our will in God''s Will? |
A69597 | Is the holy Child at any time driven into the Wilderness, and goeth not God thither with him? |
A69597 | Is the same Alterable or Changeable, and a Creature, or doth it stand in the Eternal Ground? |
A69597 | Is the same also a certain( circumscribed) Place? |
A69597 | Is there in God also any contrary Will, amongst the Spirits of God? |
A69597 | Is there indeed a Place of Hell, or not? |
A69597 | Is there indeed a certain Place of Hell, or not? |
A69597 | Is thy sound only like that when the Earth is knockt on? |
A69597 | It is answer''d, Who but the whole Father could receive the whole Son? |
A69597 | It is hellish Pride and worldly Pomp on which the Woman of seeming Holiness rideth? |
A69597 | It is objected, How can the Child help it? |
A69597 | It is of invincible Strength, will any lay hold on it? |
A69597 | It may be supposed and argued, who so sufficient as the Omnipotence of the Son of God? |
A69597 | Lastly; What was the Joy of the lately oppressed Tribes, when delivered at the Red Sea, and occasion''d the Song of Moses? |
A69597 | Let it be said, What is the Voice that crieth, and what the Wilderness wherein he crieth? |
A69597 | Livest thou on the Letter without the Life? |
A69597 | Lookest thou on any thing without a design to see thy great Lord in it? |
A69597 | Lord what is Man? |
A69597 | MY Soul, first ponder thou God''s Immensity; as it is written, Whither shall I go from thy Presence? |
A69597 | Many times the wicked Parents cause Curses to stick to their wicked Consorts, and should not their wills be done to them? |
A69597 | May it be fully so with other Bodies? |
A69597 | May it not be otherwise with us; our Bodies must putrifie, and the Incorruptible only rise? |
A69597 | Must God turn the seed of Thistles into Wheat, and throw Pearls to Swine? |
A69597 | Must my hope be deferr''d till I faint ▪ Must my sick Soul be Imprison''d too, and none to visit her? |
A69597 | Must my short time seem long to me? |
A69597 | Must the Fruit and Flower live, and not the Root? |
A69597 | My Lord, what is this Earthen House? |
A69597 | Nor is it unsearchable seeing the Holy Ghost in that Text teacheth us that Mystery; can therefore the Explanation of it be unacceptable? |
A69597 | Now for the second part of the Question, Wherefore did they offer? |
A69597 | Now to Answer directly what God''s Working in Hell is? |
A69597 | O Hell where is thy Victory? |
A69597 | O how great is Mans Misery on Earth, how innumerable his Snares, how multiply''d his Perils and Sorrows in this great and terrible Wilderness? |
A69597 | O my dear holy God, and must I stay enquiring after thee? |
A69597 | Of the Mystery, What it is? |
A69597 | Of this Wisdom the Lord saith, If the Light that is in thee be Darkness, how great is that Darkness? |
A69597 | On the 14th Question and Answer, What is Lucifer''s Office in Hell with his Legions? |
A69597 | On the 16th Question and Answer, Why is God''s wrath Eternal,& c? |
A69597 | On the 17th Question and Answer What is God''s work in Hell, is Hell a local place? |
A69597 | On the 19th Question and Answer, What are the Dominions of Angels Evil and Good? |
A69597 | Or also may there be any alteration effected? |
A69597 | Or hast thou entred the true second Principle? |
A69597 | Or what doth he receive in Christ''s Supper? |
A69597 | Or what is the inward Foundation? |
A69597 | Or whether did Cain become damned in respect of his sins? |
A69597 | Or whether hath he freely given it to man, so that he may without Christ''s Spirit forgive Sins, or how is it done? |
A69597 | Or whether may it also become enjoyed or participated without Bread and Wine? |
A69597 | Or whom do they serve thereby? |
A69597 | Ought we to believe God or such contradictions? |
A69597 | Out of what are all the Creatures of the Mortal Life sprung forth and created? |
A69597 | Out of what is the Visible World Created, seeing the Scripture saith, God made all things by his Word? |
A69597 | Out of what is the Visible World created? |
A69597 | Positively to shew how, and to what end his Rule should have been? |
A69597 | Query, Whether by it be not meant, by once turning about of the Earth, whereby the Evening and Morning came to be, that is, by one Revolution? |
A69597 | SHall there be need to demonstrate this, which Heaven and Earth Ring of? |
A69597 | Saith any one, seeing the Devil is gone into Enmity, Why doth not God annihilate him? |
A69597 | Salt savours all things, but if it hath lost its savour, wherewith shall it be salted? |
A69597 | Say also any, If the World be so dangerous for Man, Why hath God set and continued him in it? |
A69597 | Say any, say not all( retaining the least degree above perfect Madness) if Paradise be thus infinitely Good, what shall I receive in exchange for it? |
A69597 | Seeing God is every where, and is himself all, How comes heat, cold, wrath, and fierceness among the Creatures? |
A69597 | Seeing God is the beginning of all things why is opposition permitted, and not the Good only to be in all? |
A69597 | Seeing the Mind and Senses, or Thoughts is a beginning Natural Life subject to Corruption, how may the Supersensual Divine Life be in this Life? |
A69597 | Shall it be a Resurrection of all? |
A69597 | Should Adam in Paradise have eaten such fruit as the heavenly eating shall be after this time? |
A69597 | Should Adam''s eating and drinking have been after a Paradisical manner, without care, distress and sorrow, if he had stood out the Trial or Proba? |
A69597 | Should any thing have been able to Kill or Destroy Adam? |
A69597 | So should we humble our selves before God, thy Servants are but Herdsmen,& c. Then saith the Eternal Father to Christ, Is this thy Father Adam? |
A69597 | So that much time( why not* forty years? |
A69597 | Step, was Adam''s Lusting after Eve; for when he took her in his Lust, where was then his Modesty, Divine Virginity and Purity? |
A69597 | That in the last days Scoffers shall come( even at that which will then be at the Door) saying, Where is the promise of his coming? |
A69597 | That the Joy of the Saints shall be Eternal; who but the Lord himself must we hear in this thing? |
A69597 | The Evil Man is shut up in Body and Soul, why not in the Seed? |
A69597 | The Question is, May not the Mind stand in one only Will and Essence? |
A69597 | The Seventh grand Distribution? |
A69597 | The last Branch of the Question is, Why hath God poured forth Eternal Wrath? |
A69597 | The second part, How is Christ really enjoy''d, and what is the Mouth to eat it with? |
A69597 | They and Man bear the like Image; how else must we be like them in the Resurrection? |
A69597 | Thinkest thou this Combate is above Thee to atchieve? |
A69597 | This is the Light that can not be hid, why should it? |
A69597 | Thus originateth the proud Beast, and when with great hazard and pain he cometh abroad, how wretched is he? |
A69597 | Thus the Pharisees concerning our Saviour, Say we not well thou art a Samaritan and hast a Devil? |
A69597 | To discourse this where may we not begin? |
A69597 | To the second Part, whence the Conjunction and Desire is arisen? |
A69597 | To the second part of the Question, What is become of Henoch, so also of Moses and Elias? |
A69597 | To the third Part, Whether it could not have been otherwise,& c.? |
A69597 | To the third and last part, May there be any Alteration effected? |
A69597 | To the third part, How can ● e fit at the right hand of God in Man, and the outward Man not be he? |
A69597 | To what End, or wherefore were the Mortal Creatures created? |
A69597 | To what end this World was Created? |
A69597 | VVHence the Soul existed from the Beginning of the World? |
A69597 | WHY Faith and Doubting dwell together? |
A69597 | WHat Faith is? |
A69597 | WILL any ask, Could a Virgin- Propagation possibly have been? |
A69597 | Wants he a Help, by Substraction to receive Addition? |
A69597 | Was Adam also in the beginning created in the same Angelical Form or Imaging, or in another, then he shall arise again and live for ever? |
A69597 | Was Adam good, perfectly so, to walk with God like a God, in a Heavenly or Paradisical state for ever? |
A69597 | Was Cain condemned for his sins? |
A69597 | Was God to do it for such a revenge sake, that he might attone and reconcile or appease himself? |
A69597 | Was not His whole Man fortified by Harmony for Vigorous Operations? |
A69597 | Was the first Man in such a habit of Condition created to Eternal Life, or to Change and Alteration? |
A69597 | Was the same nothing else but an ou ● ● ard Promise, or an Incorporation of the effectual working Grace? |
A69597 | We say in things of our little Horoscope, the end of Motion is Rest; and shall the Originals, whence all things exist want a Rest, for themselves? |
A69597 | What Business hath Mortal Man here but to get it? |
A69597 | What Extremities others encounter chearfully to discover new Countries, passing torrid heat, and stone cleaving cold? |
A69597 | What Figure is the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah? |
A69597 | What God is Distinct from Nature and Creature? |
A69597 | What God''s Wrath is? |
A69597 | What Hell is, and where? |
A69597 | What Key opens the Door of it? |
A69597 | What Sin hath the Salitter committed that it should stand totally in Eternal shame? |
A69597 | What Type are these two Brothers? |
A69597 | What a Presumption is it, to believe that the Wisdom and fulness of God can ever be pent up in a Syn ● dical Canon? |
A69597 | What a taking Travel were it to pass with and thro''Temporal Pleasures to Eternal Joy? |
A69597 | What and where Paradise is, with its Inhabitants? |
A69597 | What are the Doings and Life of Souls till the last Judgment Day? |
A69597 | What are the Dominions or Thrones, and Principalities of Angels, Evil and Good in the Invisible World? |
A69597 | What are the Principles of the Spirit of this World, of the Superior or Inferior Being? |
A69597 | What are the six Days Work of the Creation and the Sabbath? |
A69597 | What are to be done at the End of the World? |
A69597 | What can be done with this Body? |
A69597 | What can be more? |
A69597 | What can the Child do to it, that the Parents are wicked? |
A69597 | What can the Child help it, that it becomes a Thistle Child? |
A69597 | What cure is there when men depart from God''s Goodness? |
A69597 | What did God speak or breath again into them? |
A69597 | What did the Darkness signifie, which at that time came over all Nature? |
A69597 | What did the Devil desire for which he left God? |
A69597 | What did they do thereby? |
A69597 | What do Angels, and why doth God''s Power become Image- like? |
A69597 | What doth Christs rest in the Grave signifie; that he must lye Forty Hours in the Grave? |
A69597 | What doth Noah''s Drunkenness signifie, by reason whereof he cursed his Son Ham? |
A69597 | What doth Noah''s Flood for Sin typifie and point out? |
A69597 | What doth it mean that a God- man should be tempted? |
A69597 | What doth it mean? |
A69597 | What doth that signifie that the High- Priests should resist or oppose Gods Power and Might, and would keep Christ in the Grave? |
A69597 | What doth that signifie? |
A69597 | What doth that signifie? |
A69597 | What doth that signifie? |
A69597 | What doth that signifie? |
A69597 | What doth the Rib[ taken] out of his Side signifie, of which God made the Wife, as Moses writeth? |
A69597 | What doth this shedding forth of the Holy Ghost out of Christs Resurrection and Ascention to Heaven profit or benefit us? |
A69597 | What every Soul departed doth, whether it rejoyceth or no, till the Day of the last Judgment? |
A69597 | What figure is the Departure or bringing forth of the Children of Israel out of Egypt? |
A69597 | What good ariseth from this, that with the good there must be an evil? |
A69597 | What had that been but to inflict the utmost severity on Him who was never yet a Sinner? |
A69597 | What hath he assumed from Man? |
A69597 | What i ● signified? |
A69597 | What if thy Anguish be greatly ponderous and oppressive, if it ballance, steddy and fix thee to a glorious perseverance? |
A69597 | What in the Word of God became Creaturely? |
A69597 | What is Babel or Babylon, the Beast and the Whore in the Apocalypse or Revelations? |
A69597 | What is Christ of whom the Prophets Prophesied in the Old Testament? |
A69597 | What is Christ''s Testament together with the last Supper with Bread and Wine, what manner of Flesh and Blood is it? |
A69597 | What is Christ''s Testament, together with the last Supper with Bread and Wine: How is Christ really enjoy''d? |
A69597 | What is Christs going or Ascension to Heaven: that he did visibly ascend? |
A69597 | What is God''s Love and Anger? |
A69597 | What is Lucifer''s Office in Hell with his Legions? |
A69597 | What is This New Man which we are to put on? |
A69597 | What is a Devil? |
A69597 | What is become of Henoch? |
A69597 | What is mean by the Sperm What the Sperm is not? |
A69597 | What is properly a Christian within and without? |
A69597 | What is that power then, whence the Blind Guides issue and derive Authority? |
A69597 | What is the Abyss of all Things where is no Creature, the Unsearchable Nothing? |
A69597 | What is the Antichrist upon Earth under Christianity? |
A69597 | What is the Curse of the Earth, what is thereby brought to pass? |
A69597 | What is the Difference or Distinction of the Mortal Creatures? |
A69597 | What is the Dying of a true Christian? |
A69597 | What is the Dying of the wicked, in that it is called an Eternal Dying? |
A69597 | What is the Feast of Pentecost? |
A69597 | What is the Ground of the Male and Female Kind in the Essence of this World? |
A69597 | What is the Ground of the Prophetical Prophesyings? |
A69597 | What is the Ground of the Temporal Nature ▪ Light, and of the Darkness; from whence doth the same arise? |
A69597 | What is the Hand of God? |
A69597 | What is the Heaven created out of the midst of the Water? |
A69597 | What is the Henochian Life? |
A69597 | What is the Idea, or exact express reflex Image of God in Man, wherein God worketh and dwelleth? |
A69597 | What is the Law in one Total Sum? |
A69597 | What is the Office of the Keys? |
A69597 | What is the Ruin of the Beast, and how is it effected that the seven headed Beast should become cast into the Abyss? |
A69597 | What is the Seed of the Wife or Woman, and bruising and Treading upon of the Serpent? |
A69597 | What is the Sperm or Seed of the Generation of all things? |
A69597 | What is the Tincture in the Spermatick kind or species whence the Growth and Lustre ariseth? |
A69597 | What is the Tower of Babel; and wherefore were the Speeches there altered? |
A69597 | What is the figure of the two Murtherers which hanged on a Cross on each ● ide of Christ? |
A69597 | What is the ground of the four Elements? |
A69597 | What is the lamentable horrible miserable Estate of the Damned? |
A69597 | What is the last Judgment, how is it Effected? |
A69597 | What is the power of Christs Resurrection through Death? |
A69597 | What is the true new Regeneration in the Spirit of Christ? |
A69597 | What is this that the Disciples must wait and continue together till the Holy Ghost came? |
A69597 | What is vile dust to penetrate this? |
A69597 | What is, and where are the Bounds in the outward World of the Light? |
A69597 | What kin is the perishing lump of this Body to me? |
A69597 | What kind of Life is this that keeps me from my Life, when shall thy Banished be recall''d? |
A69597 | What kind of Matter our Bodies shall have in the other Life? |
A69597 | What kind of Virgin was Mary( in whom God became Man) before she Conceived? |
A69597 | What manner of Door hath Christ through Death opened in our Humanity, in the Anger and Righteousness of God, where by we may enter into God? |
A69597 | What manner of Image was Adam before his Eve? |
A69597 | What manner of New Glorified Bodies the Souls will have? |
A69597 | What may be understood by Souls in general? |
A69597 | What moved Lucifer to depart from God? |
A69597 | What of Christ may we put on, and be cloathed with, and wherewith to be cloathed upon? |
A69597 | What of him Dyeth? |
A69597 | What other Form, State and Condition, Joy and Glory, will there be, to Souls, in that other Life? |
A69597 | What part of him is the Place or Receptacle of Wickedness? |
A69597 | What pleasure takes he in Death and Dying? |
A69597 | What riseth again? |
A69597 | What shall be after this Worlds time when God shall be All in All; when the Dominions shall cease? |
A69597 | What shall be the Eternal Joy of the Holy or Saints, and the Eternal Pain or Torment of the Wicked? |
A69597 | What should have been Adam''s Condition and Estate upon Earth? |
A69597 | What should he have done, if he had continued in Paradise? |
A69597 | What the Breathing in of the Soul is, and when it is done? |
A69597 | What the Conquering Captain Christ is, that Vanquished all the Devils every where? |
A69597 | What the Enochian Life is: and how long it lasteth? |
A69597 | What the Hand of God and Bosom of Abraham are? |
A69597 | What the Only God is, or the Sole Will what it is? |
A69597 | What the Soul is in the Essence, Substance, Nature and Property? |
A69597 | What the Soul of the Messiah or Christ is? |
A69597 | What the Soul 〈 … 〉 ing and Clarification are? |
A69597 | What the Sperm is? |
A69597 | What the Spirit of Christ is, which was Obedient, and which he commended into his Fathers Hands? |
A69597 | What the Wicked partake of, and how a Man should prepare, that he may be Worthy? |
A69597 | What the difference, of the Living, and Dead, resurrection of the Flesh, and of the Soul, is? |
A69597 | What the true new Regeneration is? |
A69597 | What then if it be neither the first nor second, can it be but the third? |
A69597 | What therefore can the account of such Rejecters of the Invitation to the Marriage Supper be? |
A69597 | What they do instrumentally? |
A69597 | What they represent and figure? |
A69597 | What tho''thy Fire be hot, may it be the incentive to a radiant Love- flame? |
A69597 | What tho''thy Sting be sharp may it but stir thee up the more vigorously to the work of God in thee? |
A69597 | What time is it wrought in? |
A69597 | What various acceptation we read concerning the Hands of God? |
A69597 | What was Adam''s and Eve''s Shame, that they hid themselves behind or by the Trees of Paradise? |
A69597 | What was Cain and Abel''s Offering? |
A69597 | What was Cain''s and Abel''s Offering? |
A69597 | What was Christs going to Hell where he overcame Death and the Devil? |
A69597 | What was John Baptist, Christ''s forerunner? |
A69597 | What was Paradise wherein God Created Man? |
A69597 | What was before Angels and the Creation were? |
A69597 | What was his doubt or despair of Grace? |
A69597 | What was it of which the Angels were made? |
A69597 | What was it then that he did with it? |
A69597 | What was the Archeu ● or Separator of their Kind or Species and Property which formed them, and still to this day formeth them? |
A69597 | What was the Cherub with the naked Sword before Paradise? |
A69597 | What was the Covenant of or with Abraham concerning the Blessing, and also the Circumcision? |
A69597 | What was the Earth with its Fruits before the Curse, when it was call''d Paradise? |
A69597 | What was the Inspiration or Breathing in, whereby Man became a living Soul? |
A69597 | What was the Serpent on the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil which deceived or seduced Eve? |
A69597 | What was the Strife between Michael and the Dragon, and what are they? |
A69597 | What was the Tree of Life, and also the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, each in its Power, Essence and Property? |
A69597 | What was the Voice of God in the Word when the Day grew cool? |
A69597 | What was the fruit on which they both did eat death? |
A69597 | What was the greatest sin of the Old World? |
A69597 | What was the ground of it? |
A69597 | What was the sin, and how it is become a sin, that the same is an Enmity of God? |
A69597 | What was their Justification? |
A69597 | What were Men without Eyes, or this deep without the Sun? |
A69597 | What were the Offerings of Moses? |
A69597 | What were the Trees in Paradice which were amiable or pleasant to behold, and good to be eaten of? |
A69597 | What will the Holy or Saints, and Damned each of them do and leave undone? |
A69597 | When did the Sun alter a branch on a sour Crab- tree, so that it became sweet? |
A69597 | When the Devil and his Angels fell, why had not God instantly bolted him up in the place where he fell? |
A69597 | When the Ep ● esians( who had been Baptized by John) were ask''d, Have ye received the Holy Ghost since you be ieved? |
A69597 | Whence came their fear and terrour? |
A69597 | Whence comes Good and Evil, Joy and Sorrow, Love and Anger, Life and Death? |
A69597 | Whence is the Conjunction and Desire arisen? |
A69597 | Whence is their Desire to each other? |
A69597 | Whence proceeded Evil as poisonous Creatures here? |
A69597 | Whence was Man Created as to his Body? |
A69597 | Whence, and wherefore is there a contrariety, of the Flesh and Spirit? |
A69597 | Where are the seven Spirits? |
A69597 | Where dwells He, and who or what is He like? |
A69597 | Where is Heaven? |
A69597 | Where is he that learneth the lesson this Mystery unfoldeth? |
A69597 | Where is the Modesty of a Virgin state which doth the will of God in Heaven? |
A69597 | Where is the Place of Heaven where the Angels dwell? |
A69597 | Where shall Hell, and also the Eternal Habitation of the Holy or Saints be? |
A69597 | Where was now the dear, first, precious Image of Modesty, when he was now half Devil, and half Beast? |
A69597 | Where was then his Modesty? |
A69597 | Whereas God and his Word is only Good, whence proceeded the Evil in the Essence of this World? |
A69597 | Whereas God is and remaineth Eternally undivided, what then is his working in the Place of Hell? |
A69597 | Wherefore did God Create this Tree, seeing be knew well that Man would offend, or lay hold on them, and hurt himself thereby? |
A69597 | Wherefore did Lot''s Wife become a Pillar of Salt, how is it to be understood? |
A69597 | Wherefore must Christ after his Baptism he tempted Forty days in the Wilderness? |
A69597 | Wherefore should Man rule over all the living Creatures or Beasts of the Earth? |
A69597 | Wherefore would God became Man? |
A69597 | Wherefore, and to what Benefit are Stars Created? |
A69597 | Wherefore, and to what use and benefit are the Stars created? |
A69597 | Whether Paradise is alterable, and what shall de afterwards? |
A69597 | Whether also doth he in such working or doing belong to Christ? |
A69597 | Whether also is the Testament powerful in the alter''d or chang''d Ordinance or not? |
A69597 | Whether did the four Elements also Rule in Adam in his Innocency, or but one only in the equality of likeness of the four Elements? |
A69597 | Whether do they also manage the Office of Christ; whether is that right or wrong, whether also is this done as a Minister of Christ? |
A69597 | Whether mens Wishes profit them any thing, or sensibly come where they are, or no? |
A69597 | Whether such new Soul be without Sin? |
A69597 | Whether the Elements may not remain, and yet the Sun, Moon and Stars be resolved into their Aether? |
A69597 | Whether the Elements shall be dissolved at the instant of the Resurrection, or not remain till the compleat End of the Judgment Day? |
A69597 | Whether the Soul be Corporeal or not Corporeal? |
A69597 | Whether the Souls in Death know or understand this or that Art or Business in which they were Skilled when they were in the Body? |
A69597 | Whether the wicked Souls, without difference in so long a time before the Day of Judgment, find any Mitigation or Ease? |
A69597 | Whether was also the Divine Power in the Blood, which Christ shed or poured into the Earth? |
A69597 | Which is the very mark of a right Christian upon Earth, whereby Men may distinguish him from a Titulary Christian? |
A69597 | Whither can not he ascend, what can not he do and comprehend, who being Conceived of the Holy Ghost, is the Builder of the House? |
A69597 | Whither goeth the Soul when it part ● ● ● from the B ● ● y, be it Blessed to me? |
A69597 | Whither is he arrived, and where is he now at present? |
A69597 | Whither the Soul goeth when it Departeth,& c. be it saved or not saved? |
A69597 | Who could so challenge and command Belief, as he who is Truth it self? |
A69597 | Who could so exactly discover the Mysteries therein, as the Author thereof? |
A69597 | Who less than the Infinite first principle could receive the Infinite second principle? |
A69597 | Who sees not that all things bear their Impressions? |
A69597 | Who the Heir of all things is, and who he is not? |
A69597 | Why burneth not thy Heart? |
A69597 | Why caused God, or did suffer a deep Sleep to fall upon Adam when he built a Wife out of his Rib? |
A69597 | Why did Adam presently take his Eve to him, and said she was his flesh? |
A69597 | Why did Christ after his Resurrection converse Forty days on Earth before he went or was taken up to Heaven? |
A69597 | Why did Christ after his Resurrection eat of the broiled Fish with his Disciples, and entred in unto them through a shut Door, and taught them? |
A69597 | Why did Christ after his Resurrection first appear to a Woman, and not to his Disciples? |
A69597 | Why did Christ in his Death commend his Soul into his Fathers Hand? |
A69597 | Why did Christ upon Earth teach before the People concerning the Kingdom of Heaven in Similitudes or Parables? |
A69597 | Why did Christ walk or converse Thirty years upon the Earth before he took or entred upon his Office? |
A69597 | Why did God Create in the Beginning but one Man, and not forthwith a Man and a Woman together, as He did the other Kinds of Creatures? |
A69597 | Why did God divide him into two Images? |
A69597 | Why did God forbid Man these Trees, What was the Cause thereof? |
A69597 | Why did God make a Mark on Cain, and said, he, or whosoever that slayeth Cain, his blood shall be avenged sevenfold? |
A69597 | Why did God suffer that to be so done? |
A69597 | Why did he increase in Age and Favour with God and Man, seeing he is God himself; and needed no growing or increasing? |
A69597 | Why did not Christ after his Resurrection she ● himself to every one, but to some only? |
A69597 | Why did not God hinder it from being effected, being he did forbid it them? |
A69597 | Why did not the Omnipotent God prevent the Fall of Lucifer? |
A69597 | Why did some convert and turn again when they saw what was done at the dying of Christ: And the High- Priests not? |
A69597 | Why did the Earth tremble when Christ bung on the Cross? |
A69597 | Why did the Evangelist say that the Angel removed the great Stone from the Door or Mouth of the Sepulchre? |
A69597 | Why did the Lord appear to Moses in a fiery flaming Bush when he chose him? |
A69597 | Why did the Serpent perswade Eve, and not Adam, to lust after the fruit? |
A69597 | Why did they Offer Sacrifice? |
A69597 | Why eat they not Earth? |
A69597 | Why had not this been done instantly, and then he had not done so much Mischief? |
A69597 | Why hast thou suffered the Virgin to wait at thy Door and Window, calling as to her Bridegroom? |
A69597 | Why hath Christ Ordained and Instituted This Testament, and said, so oft as we do it, we should do it in remembrance? |
A69597 | Why hath God poured forth such fierce wrath wherein an Eternal Perdition will be? |
A69597 | Why hath God poured forth this Eternal Wrath? |
A69597 | Why hath not Christ himself described his Gospel with Letters in Writing, but only taught and left it afterwards to his Apostles to write down? |
A69597 | Why is it by the returns of thy old Habits thou so often defilest thy self, and so seldom washest in these Waters? |
A69597 | Why is the Earth so Mountany,& c? |
A69597 | Why must Christ be nail''d to the Cross? |
A69597 | Why must Christ be reproached on the Cross? |
A69597 | Why must Christ suffer and die? |
A69597 | Why must Christs Grave be guarded with Watchers? |
A69597 | Why must Mary be first Espoused or Betrothed to Old Joseph before she Conceived of the Holy Ghost? |
A69597 | Why must Moses remain Forty Days upon Mount Sinai, when God gave him the Law? |
A69597 | Why must not the worldly Magistracy do it or the common People? |
A69597 | Why must the Disciples of Christ yet wait ten days for his Ascention for the sending of the Holy Ghost? |
A69597 | Why must the very Teachers of the Law bring Christ to the Judgment, and yet must be put to Death by the Heathenish Magistracy? |
A69597 | Why must there be Strife in Nature? |
A69597 | Why must there be Strife or Contrariety in Nature? |
A69597 | Why must there be such a way and Process observed towards Christ, with Mockings, Reproaching, Derision, or Scorn and Scourging before his Passion? |
A69597 | Why must they be blind and hardened as to this Work? |
A69597 | Why should we be so greatly ungrateful for the betrusted Talent, as basely to derogate from the Noble Extraction of it? |
A69597 | Why some did convert? |
A69597 | Why was Cain''s Murther for the Offering sake? |
A69597 | Why was not that done instantly? |
A69597 | Why was not the Woman made at first, as the Female was of all other Creatures? |
A69597 | Why was or did the first Man Born of a Woman become a Murtherer? |
A69597 | Why( Oh my Soul) are thy daily and hourly thoughts so low and impure? |
A69597 | Will Men employ no serious Thoughts on this, but treasure up wrath against the day of wrath? |
A69597 | Will any say Adam and Eve were made at once? |
A69597 | Will any say, How are we concern''d to penetrate into the distinct Forms and Properties of Nature call''d fountain Spirits? |
A69597 | Will any say, Why differs the Copy from the Original? |
A69597 | Will it be said the Tempter should have been character''d, and here is only the Temptation? |
A69597 | Will you ask what is that? |
A69597 | Will you ask, whither ascended he? |
A69597 | Will you say what is that? |
A69597 | With what Body therefore shall he arise? |
A69597 | Without the Censure of confining Infinity it''s queried on what Ground is this presumption Built? |
A69597 | Would God change his Creature Man, seeing in the Life Eternal they shall be like the Angels? |
A69597 | Would you enter? |
A69597 | Yea under the Merciless Murtherers and Tormentors pour out his Soul? |
A69597 | a Breath of the Divine Life) yet in the Soul? |
A69597 | after dissolution of the present frame or fashion? |
A69597 | and if we be righteous, is it not for our selves? |
A69597 | and should God go quite contrary to the predestinate purpose of his out- spoken or expressed word for a Thi ● tles sake? |
A69597 | and then what losest thou straying into outward divertisements, those deluding flatterers? |
A69597 | are these thy Brethren according to the Humanity? |
A69597 | brings irresistible Arguments, will any lay them up in their Hearts; uninterrupted Peace, will any sit still under its Counsels? |
A69597 | could he not forgive Man his Sins without becoming Man? |
A69597 | for how can the dry Breasts within the reach of this vile Body satiate my thirsty Soul? |
A69597 | for there are Poisonous Worms, Beasts, Herbs or Weeds and Trees, also Venom in the Earth, and other things? |
A69597 | how is the same to be understood? |
A69597 | is it a local place? |
A69597 | it is dead, why should my living Spirit be tyed to the dead? |
A69597 | must the Eye see, if the Man dye? |
A69597 | of how much sorer punishment is that Question, but which either is unanswerable, or which Eternity can only unfold? |
A69597 | or first Terre ● tial Human World? |
A69597 | or how may it subsist Eternally, or not? |
A69597 | or other Species? |
A69597 | or out of what did they Exist? |
A69597 | or the Candle shine, when the Wiek is cold? |
A69597 | or where into should he have eaten? |
A69597 | or where ● ● th Henoch re ● ● tined; so also of Moses and E ● ● as? |
A69597 | so ferine a Brute? |
A69597 | so great a Monster? |
A69597 | so implacable a Creature as the hardened obstinate Sinner? |
A69597 | such a Prodigy of Ingratitude? |
A69597 | the Soul, and what is the outward Life in him? |
A69597 | the Weeping and Compassion of Jesus sounded to the Heathen and Nations, and he said, I am Joseph your Brother; Doth my Father yet live? |
A69597 | the Word made Flesh? |
A69597 | the right Humane Ens will not follow me? |
A69597 | to die like us, thereby opening in us the Door of Eternal Life, what an Abyss of pure Love is this? |
A69597 | to what profit and benefit is it done with Bread an ● Wine, and not without? |
A69597 | what can the exactest Form of Godliness advantage thee more than it doth him who can transform himself into an Angel of Light? |
A69597 | what manner of Flesh and Blood is it? |
A69597 | what short of that can make thee better than the Devils? |
A69597 | why dyest thou not as a Burnt- offering, and risest not in this sweet Fire of humble, earnest, endless Seraphick Love? |
A69597 | why flame not thy Affections? |