DIVINE FIREWORKS. OR, Some Sparkles from the Spirit of BURNING in this dead Letter. HINTING What the Almighty Emanuel is doing in these WIPPING Times. AND In this HIS day which burns as an OVEN. IN ABHIAM.  Can any good come out of—? Come and see.  crowned lion with flaming sword 
THe LYON, who a long time sleeped,  
Is (by the Consuming Fire) out of his Den fired. Being roused,  
He roared,  
The Beasts of the Forest trembled. 
* This was the Lord knows where the 29th. of the last mon. An. BLVI & besides spectators and auditors.   
Were any of the children frighted?  
Have any of them stumbled?  
Sure I am the Heathen raged.  
Have any of the PEOPLE (also) a vain thing imagined?  
The Hellhounds yelled.  
The Dogs with open mouth gaped, and greatly 
By CRAVOUR witnessed.  barked.  
At length  
The men of Sodom were (strangely) with blindness smitten.  
The Dog's mouths which were so wide open, were (with a pure and heavenly cunning) stopped:  
They also fawned, and their tails wagged, etc.  
It's the earnest of good things to come.  
And thus saith our Almighty Emanuel,  
My ways are unsearchable, and my judgements past finding out, etc.  
O the heights! and depths! and lengths! and breadths! how unsearchable? etc.  
The rest is torn out,  
Yet it's written  
From  
My joyous Fiery-fornace, where I am in the Spirit on the LORDS DAY.  
Which burns as an Oven,  
And where I am joyfully dwelling  
With everlasting Burn.  
This first day of the New-Year, BLVI. BLVII.  
A. B.  
London printed in the beginning of the year, BLVII.  
Felt, heard, and understood, manifested and  
Revealed at the end of— An.— BLVI.  
Let none but Angels sing this round,  
The end hath the beginning found.  
And what and if one risen from the dead, etc.  
And what and if a fleepy Lion out of his Den fired, etc.  
Should tell you the truth? could ye in any wise believe?  
Hoc accidit dum vile suit  

CHAP. II. The sight, reception, and enjoyment of the TRUE BLV (which far surpasseth the Philosopher's Stone, etc. Hinted at.  
— Hoc accidet dum vile fui  
For woe is me, I am undone, I have seen the Lord the King.  
I am undone. I am a fool.  
Suffer fools gladiy; if you may, if you can.  
If I am a fool, it is for your sakes.  
I am besides myself; and if I am— it is to God  
I am not— for God hath took me.  
I am undone, yet gloriously and joyfully undone.  
I have seen the Lord. THE King;  
Who appeared unto me  
On [Innocents' Day] the 28 of the last month.  
He spoke to me and with me, (as a friend speaketh to his friend) of things unspeakable and unutterable.  
By 
* viz 28 Jan. from ten at night till about 3 i'th' morning.  night (on my bed also) he whom my soul loveth, set before mine eye, both mental and corporal.  
BLV  
Exceeding glorious, most transparent and most transplendent.  
And what I am now about (with fear & trembling, as also with high rejoicing) I can present to you, no more, no otherwise, then as part of the black, dark shadow of a man, against a sunshine wall, etc.  
At this strange, glorious, and unexpected sight,  
The Spirit of Burning (by which the filth of the daughter of Zion is purged) did so surround me, and took such real possession of me,  
That it not only waxed hot within me;  
But also (on a sudden) set my body on such a flame; that (at a distance) it would warm the slander by, as if they were warming their hands at a burning fire, etc.  
Then was I raised to sit up in my bed (in my shirt) smoking like a furnace.  
And with glorious holy fear and trembling, I bowed the Knees of my soul; as also my body  
With all awful reverence before the dreadful, (yet to his friends) the glorious presence of the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, the God of Jacob,  
With my hands wring, the Spirit groaning,  
And at length saying,  
I beseech thee, I beseech thee, I beseech thee  
Tell me what is this?  
Then HE spoke;  
Whose voice once shook the earth; But now not only the earth, but the heavens also.  
Saying,  
Fear not, it is I BLVI.  
Whereupon the Spirit within me (with exceeding joy) exceedingly groaned; & with a loud voice, out-sounded  
O the BLV! O the BLV! O the BLV!  
And the worm, and no man said, what BLV;  
Lord  
He, as a loving Father, gave me (as it were) a box ' i'th' ear, saying,  
Dost not remember, when thou was't a  
Schoolboy, thou heard'st this saying,  
TRUE BIV will never slain, will never fail, White is the signal of Innocency. BLV, of Truth.—  
And I that am incomprehensible, without colour, invisible,  
Yet in (an unfathomable sense) 
* as visible,   
And as I may, can & will so say; 
* Heb. 11. 27   
I both have, can, will, & do appear in my COLOURS, at my pleasure.  
The White— as Innocency, the BLV— as truth.  
TRUE BLVI, True BLVI IAM.  
And though I am in heaven, earth, & hell, &c  
Yet earth, hell & heaven, yea the heaven of heavens is not able to contain me, etc.  
Now have I in an unspeakable eminent way bowed the heavens, & am come down upon the earth. And will show myself,  
As in my Colours,— etc.  
Whereupon he drew a sharp two edged flaming sword, etc.  
(Another manner of Sword then that he wore on Mount Sina)  
Saying,  
Bear thou the typical testimony thereof.  
And in a dark, low, beggarly shadow, wear BLV, With this Superscription,  
TRUE BLVI will never fail,  
TRUTH is great, and will prevail.  
And (not conferring with flesh and blood) I was obedient to the heavenly commandment.  
Whereupon with an exceeding holy fear and trembling, fiilled brim-ful [also] of joy and rejoicing,  
I bowed down hoth soul and body, before the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.  
And the Spirit within me sounded forth, O eternal spirit of TRUTH, which will never fail.  
What am I, a worm, and no man? —— A Nazarite (By the Lord of Hosts, which dwelleth in Mount Zion) made blacker than a coal—  
— Not known in the streets—  
Known at home Only.  
Fear thou not, I am thine, & I am with thee and a wall of fire round about thee.  
I will also tell thee what I am doing in These whipping Times,  
And in this my Day  
Which burns as an OVEN.  
Hark!   

Chap. III. What the Lord is doing these whipping Times? etc.  
Hark!  
The noise of a whip, on the top of the Mountains,  
Whip and burn, whip and burn, whip & burn.  
I, THE consuming fire in An. BLVII— have bowed the heavens, & am come down, I am am come to baptise with the Holy Ghost, and with 
* Some have felt it with a witness.  Fire.  
My Fan is in my hand, and I will throughly purge my Floor, etc.  
But,  
The chaff I will burn up, with unquenchable Fire.  
O chaff, chaff, hear the Word of the Lord.  
To the unquenchable fire thou must, it is thy doom.  
It's a whipping Time. The day burns as an Oven.  
Wherein (TWO) all the proud, and all that do wickedly shall be stubble. And the day that cometh, and [NOW is] shall BURN them up.  
It shall leave them neither root nor branch, Mal. 4. 1. Learn what that meaneth, Whom it hitteth, it hitteth.  
It's a whipping time.  
And he that is TRUTH, and no Lie, hath bowed the heavens, and is come down. (III TO whip the Thiefs out of his own 
* Ye are the Temple of the living God, as God hath said, I will dwell in them, etc. 1 Cor. 6. 2 Cor. 6. 10.  Temple. And amongst all the rabble that are there, he will whip out that old thief, that foul & unclean spirit that saith, Stand back, I am holier than thou, etc.  
That Thief also shall not scape his Lash, who saith, Lo here, or lo there, &c,  
These are whipping time; and  
The day Burns as an Oven.  
And thus saith my God,  
Who (to my exceeding, exceeding joy) is a consuming Fire, I have bowed the heavens, and am come down.  
(IV) To try every man's work so as by Fire; and this consuming fire shall enter into the marrow and the bones, and search the heart and the reins:  
And shall go on and do its work, as it hath begun:  
And turn the Inside outwards.  
To the eternal fame of some; and to the everlasting shame of others.  
Let the later expect what is upon them coming with a vengeance.  
The day burns like an Oven.  
For (V) He hath bowed the Heavens— and is coming down in flaming Fire,  
To render vengeance to those that know him not; especially to those who talk much of him, yet call him, Beelzehub, etc. etc. etc.  
These are whipping times.  
For [VI) he hath bowed the heavens, and is come down to whip  
These froward foolish children who call their Father Rogue, if he appear in any other garb then what they have usually seen him in, etc.  
And he will never give over whipping them, till they give over saying to him, What dost thou?  
Till they give over Enjoining him his way, etc.  
And their daring to be so arrogantly foolish, as  
To JUDGE the things THEY know not—  
He that hath an ear to hear let him hear.  
And ALL shall feel  
It is a whipping time.  
For (VII) He hath bowed the Heavens, and is come down to whip and burn, whip and burn.—  
None shall escape his lash,  
No not his dearly beloved Daughter of Zion.  
Among many other things he will sound scourge her for her haughtiness, and outstretched-neckedness.  
For holding her neck so high.  
For her cursed Scorn, Hellish Pride and niceness.  
For not remembering her Sister Sodom in the day of her pride, etc.  
And the roaring ramping-Lyon, with the sharp twoedged Sword, will run her through and through.  
And with unquenchable fire  
Will burn up the bravery of their tinkling Ornaments.  
The bracelets, etc. The changeable Suits of apparel, etc.  
The Glasses, and fine Linen. The Hoods and the Vails, etc.  
And instead of sweet smelling there shall be a stink; and BURNING instead of Beauty.  
And because she turneth away her eyes from her own Flesh, yea, and denies her own Spirit and Life;  
Yea, her Father that begot her; and  
Her eldest Brother, the Heir of all,  
For this her haughtiness, and stretched-neckedness, she shall not only be whipped, but also the crown of the head of the Daughter of Zion shall be smitten with a Scab. And  
The Lord will discover her SECRET parts.  
And this shall be done to the green Tree.  
And if this be done to the green Tree,  
[VII] What shall be done to the Dry Tree?  
At present I will not tell them.  
They shall feel with a witness, etc.  
And I'll only here insert a Prophecy, which sparkled forth from the Spirit of Prophecy, before these whipping times were thought on or expected.  
The Prophecy.  
Sith that their ways they do not mend,  
I'll find a Whip to scourge them by;  
And with my Rod I'll make them bend, and so divide them suddenly.  
This is but the beginning of sorrows  
And this that is now (in this dead Letter hinted) is but the bare contents of some of those many things which the consuming fire is about to do these whipping times; and in this day which BURNS as an Oven; and where in triumphs and joy I now live.  
You shall have it more at large one way or other, one time or other.   
The End  
Is not yet.   

London, Printed for the Author, Jan. 20. An. BLVI BLVII. Written Jan. 1. & 3. An. 56. 57  
True BLVI. will never fail;  
TRUTH is great, & will pre●…