M “i.§i‘W1*?*0f:9fl§ Wee «

. ,‘ Hoiiibevhr thou art, 1' 5'/Mzrgc fives éqfarc (?a.r1, mad, the flaw? Iajfiw
I i i i H   Clahifl, W/:20 flm/ljmlge I/7/£3 g/zdick xzzmflit/1¢’6i6’d?5i mi rim.-t /7353 4?" 2, Tixmg}.
pa/wing, andinlyzk 1Cimga'o7m, fz¢f]7¢-rzmbalefiame daffrmt, and x,5;. ‘
_ i   lay afidétheirs‘/aizzgmrL°J0iti1€:ii;?timCS, that after ti"1f:i1‘g?)Wz
’ ;.  lzrflx got them mar: /Jmp ofta.¢'c‘bm”.r.Ct*n£iIir€ not i‘)«::f0r€3 than had}: i
read it, and be as fh~;'efro1nfaéi'i<3n, as the Author mi this M
Tmartife is fimm Pope-ry, Secinianifmcs, Arniinianifmcir i€.)!’,,aNI1yby'~1‘¢:1atxox1 -
 i ~      '‘~- ii i ' ‘:.;i<mtmi¢¢1_:;xa-Mr;gwfiipftiotlfihflwiithe venomiof
mwy :1 ‘Mi iiwhtioxa, ifthouart imapoyfmxwd therewith, itmayhe God may1?.:.»
work A y his I-Ialy $pi_I'1CiI] tI1ylaeart,that thou nmyefi akmoav/edge 23/be trm!2,8.c z.Tm_q
mwerfuckhin thawenozne agair1,&byrcpe.mn=mcc mczjqflcamatowmwdmwt wt of 15:35, “
Mu: [mars oftlwl) e'z2iZ,ofw/mm t/ma art taken pmflncr (till then) to due £2225 wi/xi. V A A

   

‘  ‘mi rw: my M
w 5' i 2‘ .

But tImL1,011appy Chrii‘ti:m,who knowefl theft: things,and doeii th::m,be
amn*e‘di,a11 tI1eh1efl‘ing$'ax=d thine which God promifeth Lwit.26. wcrfigthe
whim unto "M-"7r:fl:’ the: I 4.. and talm this ezxthortation from St. Itlde, that thaw
:sr.amz.~,~_ cmztwczdfor Mlflfflitb 1:»?/sixth WM amm delivered , zmto thee, & be fifidfi i
£’a.£"c,5 mt carried ahcmt with every winde ofdoflrinms multitudes ofwrrupt A
imam are in our daycmwho are wtging wmwafthe Sara, fl7fl771ifig.0zW tbair me. ‘
flv»zme,imz¢rmmew, campl»zim’r.v, walking After their own: lwféy, /amazing mam-A
pewjfany aim pwimimtian éamzafé afazdwzntagw, mockery, fcpazrating, flwfiwll,
having me: tlm/jnirit, mheugh they iboaii of nething more  V Li/(a*2w:"/21 4% i A
xaiwfirnfilxlay drmmfirs defile t/aaflc//a_., dd/jrifir damimiam, and flzcwkr mi! af"r»i57g:~2£¢-«
Azzdw, and hiywraxflring the word of God, do feekito maintaiine their rai:hi.iih«
«rm,  %1i:hi1’»~m2s,i Fa.€tio11s, and theircsurfed firxeakings, daily vented ahrmioi in
Ki31f;:“iiis."*p;3A1,Wi“-Iii hlirgm, try» thc great difhnpur hf kind, the fcangiall gt‘ 1}-}isChurch,.b

   u    Ami

  Ah ’ i(3; A  i A
L" And firiéé the lawfulncffe Of my aflion isthe fureiic groundForAhope of

A < Godsblefling théreon to which (as the pretence runneth) is me ngfmntbg

(4.2.

ahgotzitant smltginn, am: that out agaopzmz arm anolatrg ; to nmamg am
am iibertgof the fnbjm; arm to free them from flatwrg arm nppmmim;

We {hall thcrcforé with all fincerity and plainoncffe, not handling the ward if '
Gm’ degeizfzz/11561:: by maniflfi‘/Itian oft/7; tmthyammendirzg mrjclwmta am» A
. :7 mm comfiriencc in the fight of Gad .- lay no other ioundatiop but Wi‘1at'th£‘_

Scriptures have confirm<:d,which is, A

what {awaits may not take up armea againfi their iainfufl miaeraigh, A

A u A {manta 152 is inishen mm uniuft 3 mg thnugi) 152 ha an 3 no later arm Mae

A % alwayescommandcdiwithout limitation: For Goddoth not command us to i

pzemaum A .
’ _ “ ho {T/Je.Re.aj'bmurcA A ‘ ii , \V 

VI Firfi, becauieiit were an high prefmnption and impiety in ustoilimitithat
command which God doth notlimit. Now our ohcdicnco to Superioursis

obey our Rulers only whim: they are good, but indrsfinitely, be they good, be
they bad, Obey them that [game the mic awrjau, mzdfaémit yourfclwx, HCbqA

i A A 13.1 7.. Honour t/ac ]<'z'2zg, I Pet~.“2.I7. Speak: not evil! qfr/Je Ruler of 1/2} pea...’
A pic’. Exod.22;28. Thou muff hold thy tongucmnuch more thy hands, And St;

lea/i

igafii

Rafi

pm did acknowledge that unawares hehad ofhsxudcd againfi this precept in A

xevi1ing~AnaniM,tI1ough he was a mofl: wicked High-priePc.Ac"f.c 2 3 .2,3 ,4,§:.

i Sc:A_CQIM1d1_Ya_Ai;~iiih 110$ ti ink evil} of-"the King; therefore much Ieflé ma
we take up armes aga   W         “
thought. But whocan reveal: our thoiughjt P Surely God onoly, P/32134. 1 K.
10*‘. I 7. I0. And rather then a imeanesifhall be wanting, at ézirdofzlac hire jlmfl
me my the vayccgzndr/mt w/sic/9 Imla wings f/M/1 tell the matter. i

    

Thirdly, St. Pm! faith , Recompence. ta mm will fl:r‘e*m?/I. Rom. 12."
A 17. Ifthouimayeflnono mar}, thong‘-;-r_tamo1y not to thy King, unto whom  
thou canft not do a gmtcr will and mdxgmty, then to Atakc up arms againfl;

“ Pourthiy,   uzito the Lord, thou oughtefl:
nor:~wiizhour.his authority to meddle with: But taking up of armcsipccu-

A ‘liarly bc1ongsAun_to the LorLi,MiDe.m.3 2.3 5,. where the Lord faith,V¢nge.rmcgz's * 

.Mim.-,Aand ofall kind oftemporall vengeance rakingupofarmcs,‘ that is, £11.’:-ii

A fix ar}:1,;1‘s the grcateft, which made David to choofcthe pefkilonce to.fal1i1Ap6n

A hisAA1and rather than the fword. 2 S4m;24. I 3,14. m 4

mg: 

fiffvib

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uii~wriWm} <

, 'F'fth1y,Rom.1 3. The Apoftle argues the point expreflély, LetA_a-mryfazzl .
A ifnoné exciudcd) fléjefz‘ mite the /Jig/aqr gower: A: 7 _fiaajAVt/mic 1;: mpbwer 6utAaf1;g 

A A Glad ( ifho powfcr_.;; than ithe4povG*ct of a wicked AAPrinA'ce is fromfiod) aivghtliif AAA: ;
A powjer:.tAt/mt é:‘A4r:Aofd4fngg1qf'(§gd3 Wbgfmxcr tbggefbr: refiflet/7 the powtfrlo A

V       (3)    
fifietlb the érdimawbe of God he and they that w.-fifi, [MK receive to tlaemféle/exA

damyatiofl. Hcrieiis a heavy penalty 1aid,not the confifcatioo of thy goods,
mfithegiuartering of thy body, but farworfe, the evcrlafhng damnation?
botlwf foul and body in hell fire for ever. *

w‘

A Obfcrve under what powers 5*. P;m1lived,and  iivhom he commancis

thisfubjeétion, evento t_hofe Idoiatrous, bloody Emperours, Cladim
and N era; For from thetxmethat Imlim Cmfar was by the Senate Pcyiede

; ggaerpcfuall mtctatog am: ®nxpcrou1', (which wasabout43 yecresbe» A
‘fore thebirth of flbgtit (it) untill Orkathefll. and Pope Gre<gorjtheA¢)}3uc115i_$

V. did conflzitutc the Germane Eleéiours, Anna". Dam. xooo. (b) the 104-91111

I-lighefi: or Soveraisne power was cleerly in the Em perour alone. He 3:; P‘‘2‘:’v’°‘ “-

lunye, etiwmfimc P opal 1' con( enfieyvm tiiilfifijfluf ti)? Efllflfilif Bffijt people, pl‘:/faaqji

imdtbc riglat and power of makcing Laznw, (C) He bad the whale power of yin, dfg
the world in E123?»/9¢z;¢a'sah.A(d) H 6’ was ihflgb Of £132 ’dIfliI0gIII,(i5DD£’- §D$13l1f}2  '41” fillflil"-he A5 %
Ht /and in him t/:>e_,’z¢l¢2c-[[23 afpower (I) . He was zmderho mfzmnorjudged of 
mg} (3 ‘ . A mvm next meta God: renter than all 5% mfiewazlr 011819 to the f_m_dc‘mm-5
time God (ii). Before £11 and over Stub aria gadmznd mm (1). A/haw w/cam ¢m1_(:a_,
:g;9areA¢m now [am Gad ormlg QR’). He lmdmo Peer A»: He WM the Higlyefi zmderho1.l.3.
Head of 91"; mm !¢pa2¢ mm/9  He had power am-hr ,fl1Ai.mm (Hi). What °“_P~4f-H
words can more piaixu1yAexpreiT;- where the Soveraxgnc Poweri"f’EfiiLied%? A Mcfi‘
5cand.Gcn.Dicrux11_.,1. :7 c. 23. (;ljiA6t. and  thee-Rvotqfldtiah to "tine c‘I):m"b af‘I322gl.md
fit; so  = i ‘L e   A. i'mn.i=- ii(£*ji3ti_Idi!9C.’-4-tit-41:d€ hunuch. 8: 1.5. x:ic.8. do
fore :1m:.:1rmul. Cf) Idem 1..»A;,::c_g?'z.ci:,= c o.1.1'cx"}x1n a1u:x3ar_ (g) Hoflxeni‘. Sum. 1,1. I3;c,1br.3;;,. N
‘do ofiicio Legati. (Ia) Tt'.'1‘EL\1.f:.d Scapulam. (3) Idem so Apoiciagct, H (lg) Opmmg com, [am-mg’,
nian. 1.3, (I) C”11ryfofi.,ad pop.An_tiocI1.Hom.2.. iflgapet. pa;«¢:11cc; ad jumn. I111P_ Cm) Ambmf;
dc. obitu Theodoii-i. Grcg.M:1g.E_p:fl.9I .1_3. i i he

      

Neither isA$St. Pm! alone, for St. Peter alfo joynes with him, Submit‘
yam~‘j'élve: to ever ordinance afamm, far the Lardsflai/qr, mm: the King M‘
§ggp3camg,f"ar fa 255 the will of God, 1 Pet.2.I 3, IN-5%,. i '

Slxthly; Salomon counfisls every wgi/Te mm to keep the Ifingxi Commanwifl. Rm} .
demmwwwl that in regard aft/ac mtla cf God. Ecc1e{.8; 1: , 2... HereA the Co- i
iveniant made bythe people to obey the King is called, the anti? of Gad.iiAA‘Scc Dr,

H»

And whoidarc {in for far againft his owne fouie, as to breake this oath of G"’”“i“ 

C oxnmcnf

God by difobedienee and rebellion I’ Not art: thou, %1h.~micr, free from thisi on Ewe};

flathof @013, igwhio hafii taken the Oathes of Supremacy and Allegiance‘

unto my King, and hail fo folemnly vowed to keep thelate Protefcation,

which includes them both.   A ,   A V A   _. A
;AAAAABut Salomdn goes further. aneitqells us,~7'b: Kigggedoth 1:-lv.ctty’T:rc'z/wplmffa ii

We him, where the ward «fa. King :55, there 12¢ pbmr, dad who mix] A fizfunta

him,-Mm: aiocfl rim frflowfbythc common rule, Q1504 qmefiiam-.9 afiirmani
A A A M  i j - W  ~ ~ * ~ 4 he     3 A A V W 4' ,,'-W

 Atiocitrefiloeremtflrtnegatitfiz, therenreis, Tim we may rajziietam Kffig 

 wags: duff Atilaazz .?None may controll,counAtermand,A orperemptorily ga*i‘r1e-ax

q fay the King; ,1-low none?TI_1ou wilttfay may not his Iudges?‘ or if not theygj A A
fnay not theAC-tptaines of his Holt? orAifnot they,may not his Princes and
eNobles? or it not they, ‘may not‘ the great Cotmcell of'e7o..eE1deme
mentioned Nome. n.16.ATheA ‘Scriptures anfwer, none may, none eta
A  all; for mice may fa} mm the lfingg what doefl than ?.or (as 1a.A'3 askeoe
t A the queftion) oz}: itfit tofay we King, 2"/aw are wic/(ed? aztulra ePe£ncc.s'f\At ej

leaf

4..I8.A

Te are mszgodlj ? Job 3

Seventhly, God commanfleth, Tomb not mine mpinteawfal. I 05'. I 5.?’ A
Therefore thou tnayefi not finite him, Therefore thou mayeft not beare ,
Aarmesagaitifc Gods Anointed. But if thou fhouldcfl: flay His iAVnoioted,t
which peradventute thou m ayeii do,if thou fighteli againfi: Him, ilhow hi--A!
deousa monl-‘tet [halt thou appeete to be before the Lordin the day oi‘

~ A Iudgmetlte?



l Thou moyeit not {mite or curfe the Father ofthly flefli, belie goofl, be lief:
A bad- E..x;~az2l.:zI . I 5, I7. Prov. 20.120; Nor {et light by him. Dem. 27. '-.16.;
D011‘ withdraw thy obediencefrom him, Jbml. no.6. Therefore I1'1lIChl€‘H‘fi A

tnayli thou finite or tcurfe GodsAnointed,or for light by Him,or Withdraw‘

thynobedience fromfiim awhomnot only the fift Commandment enjoyns. A
thee to honourfizead. 20.. 1: z.but even the Heathens will tell thee,that;he is; A

 
  

I-IA.‘l0A'£‘€_ theAt1thyl4i»gxwzge§, fitter 1’a_r7fmw_,_ «;~§- Pate?‘ I’.rzz‘rit~e,
TheFather oi theeathe  the: o thy" V

A Eightlyfior fubjeéis to take up armes againfi their own King,though an
Idolater and opteflbur, is contrary to the praétice of Gods people in all a-#9
ges,for the Ifraelites were fubjeét unto Plmma/a,ar‘1d though he was a iHee--

met: and fore Oppreflbur, yet they were fo far from rebelliong‘, that they ;
would not go out of.Eg}pt: without his leave.Exm:I.4. 23.8: 7. I6.& 1 2.31.. j

We read that Solomon wtmanildolater, I K .A I 1  aigreat Qppreffourag

eh. 12.4.yet ‘the°I£A?:ae1ites patiently fubmitted unto his yoke Ezrebelled not. A 

l  Abijela was an abominable Idolater, and an allqwer of fodomy, LA

t]{!:flg.'1I5'..3:,,I myetihis fubjefls rebelled net. _ e  A   I   AA  
A/Mb was an<Ido1ater.i AI. V.ICi:zg. 1 6.3 I . a. Afleyetr of Gods prophets,;Igap,o;oAiie AA 

, A 1 8.4. and anoipprefl"our, clmp..z 1A.~.19.A. yet his fubjeéte rebel1e,d~not.A A to 

 flrzatzajfma wiasla great Idola-ter, and bloody Oprefl‘eur,o ICizagi2oI.yetA_;jW

1:;iAslul:>je¢?:sArebelled not, ~  A A A  .t  A A  A   A A    l .
Almfmrm was an Heathen, ‘and by the falfe accufation of Wicked Hm-«

V ::‘mm,l made7}'tAtDe,cree t*a§2’ejf£a??ay; to kill, media czmféi to.pcirt3j»?z pill Icweg am; A AA AA

A Mung gem’ a£d,l£ttla tbildrenwdod wiementib; am: day  yet theAAtIewemfInade u£eV> V
of «A Ail.tlter weéaponsgbutl what GodAhedA allowed,Mem"%ing,fefiie‘g;WWP‘AA A A‘
um. » ...a .. - ' ....' . t._  . J .. __...., ..,._......_  . - _... 3 

  A

__l9c’M,

‘ dfirer fmm the hcginning, x Car. I 4.;.;g.i1oIm 8.44. V
V“  Apcafclcrzs and Chriiflians 'W€I.'f.: iut»jc-fr and obs:
*m.m$i1§:fl'<i‘ crue1t:i‘es 0f the Hc2athcmf‘h and blciody Roman Empemrs,b1ef»— A i

 was th.:'; bcfjcautic til:

. Jug am1mi1mg,a<nd‘i‘Wou1d nomefennthemfclvjcs agaimft that .mm{’cium3

juft and blmdiiy Decmqtill the King had gwnzedthcm leave atijtlw rcqueii
Qf Qgieeni Eff/m,=~r,Efllaer 3%. 13).. and clmp;4. 1 ,3 ,16. and 1:-/mp.8.3,I x . A

i M V ,It‘i"breif‘e, which of the Pmpliets did fiirre up tl1ic:_peop1eto.tak€ up arms

..againPc their Soveraign,though they lived under many Idolatrous and cru-«
all Princes P Nayfiieare what St. James‘ writes, clmp.5.w..T4k€ my Ere»
rbi"¢*n,t}2ePrap/Ntwfar am mfmxpla offuflkriug adwvcrfit_y,{'§~ aflaing Pzztfimcc.
_ 1eremW:,by ther:xprefiE:iicommamdemcnt of Goclchargaed Zedekiab King

mm-if

0f"Iz¢a’aI2,ain«:l all his peeple, to be fubjcfi: unto Nemcéuzdriemar I{ing of A

,.E;’za.’2}lW,<:o’mp. 274,3, x 2. who was a grca~t~Oprefl}mra12dIdo1ater.Dm.I.
7%3~»Wd3~1~19-           ‘   i   A ‘
« A4 Cfaréfl our S51V'iOL1EW.Bgi3f us 0bt"‘.‘Eii€‘1'2rCfl'Hm the higher pmvers,by pay.»
iéng tribute untm C’.13fa27', amci 6-xprefling haw carefull He was left‘ He, or
may afHz55 Difliplm féomid ajfmdthcm. Mar. 1 7. 25 ,2’; . And He comxnands
to reimder mmro Czefvzr time thing: wlsic/b are C¢8[m’.S'. chap. 22.2 :1: And when
we ofiicwmf K./sm Jmw: tanks’ Him, and lzazrmd Him,amz’ led Him mm} M

s»-émimmind C'aipkw5i.(1a/m 1 8. 1 2_.,1i_:;.‘) it is refiified, Tim: be mu led 44‘ w

flwep to tbefl.=z1¢(g/atergmd lib; 4 Lamé duméc’ bqfara lazbféumrer,fa apex ed Hg
mt /mi: mmtb, Aéicsv 8.; 32. And even on the iCro£T2,. that fhamcfull and

eciirfed death mfrhir erotic, He prayes far His perfecutors, Farberiforgiva

or 2?/My &j1a1w:o¢%tec1a¢,Lpz/q¢        
.i an    5   i V M "A M thee [I-13 naflrie of
Elhrifizian, ifthou wi
the Hczatheniflvi Empemurs r.nE1iome';He commands thy obedience a11b,He
patiicntly fubmitsmiinfelfe unta tha cenflire of thofe wicked- High-pricfcs,
madi in the midfc i His bitter and A unfpeakfable Tortures on the Croife,

   
   

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 fifik i 7‘  “ upon

  

iflischarity brqakes fmth .ii'1 a praymt For His mrmentors. Here ism) taking

up. ofztmaes, nei: doffhriiie mi difobedience untgothyi King, flu exampleiiof

3" . . .
it not 1.m1t&7Z€3‘ Chr1f’c. He was obedient tothe laws of ”

:rebe:liion,Gad:5.v mm the marker mfcaryTwfinn,&ur the Dem‘ll,who was a mug;

ciitcnti unto the laws and

!fiiirig_~t1mir p§23.‘f€CU<£01‘8,bfliDg.patiflflt in tribulatipnfind alwayes praying For
zI1;eix¢;m:m1.ie.a, asiJmflim4.fl4p1rgrr writes, Apafagimfi-wmda, andgdmbrcfé
minim .«¢';m.,wm£:;wm,h and Temtlhmam Apulagcti;¢a.ii Yea, and Chriflianfi

‘ A A were ohcdiiaeni; mtg thatproféftancmy of Chrifl: :ndhc1liflmTyrant Jwm;
  We Apafiatag Sea «¥wgwflin¢uponiPfi¢lm¢ I 24..    f      i

hriiiz’ ns werethcn

n

V

fewin number, and ‘uh?

.ab1mmm4§ft,.ias {mm diam wiekcifily a7rér,; mfhc great d'irriinutiom*.»th “of A

A W %1"3”W   Braif{&iQf§§,$.Sfiint5;: But Ttrtlilliam, A in ~ fflzfiéifi A
 I     A i V M    ,. _..__._.,_,..,.._..._.._._, ,._ .. . . 1% %% AA W
  i U i v ‘ i v “.4:

Vim.

. {5} A 

, ‘ for tIaechr;p2m,; Cl:.Z.37. gives the truereafon, xlpudfeéifim C5r§fliaiLJ‘{

W" tnamm accidi licctg, acci   %
fiiam, it tisfldwffl/.1 to fxfiér dMt}J_mvzd£e_/Zaim', (mt its} not Zawfufi to jla 
A Theitnlawfulneffe ofrefifiing was that which refh-aimed them. As or

for man licet : ‘According to the prqfeflfon of C7373}

their power and multitude,obferve(.€-v_cn_ in thofe days: which were with-
~inWthe {pace of 200% tyeteres after Chnflgturth) what he fitid arm the He:-
than in the place fore-Clktmed : De-(gt: waits} A-vi: rmmeramm é» copiargm?

_F'1-fim%omm'4 §mp1em'mm,f uréu, isfuZ4»5,cAfleI!az, mtmicfipiat, cairtciiiafiula,
Wm/‘Era»i;f2z,t tribm, decurim, Ifltlatéum, Semzmm, foraéma Cm? be/la mm A

iflamaé, mm pramptifmifimzw, ctipzm impart: copizlr, gm’ mm l£&mtE:r‘trm'i-
dammé .9 Did we lack member of mm, azzaiforce ofarmc: .? We filled M the:

% ;;pl.¢z£'e.sf you have, %tC£tie:,. Iflxmd.r,tCaflZa.r,tBurrmg/my ¢C'aunfel-/aa;¢fi.s°, rim"

war} Cmmpex, Triéex, G’:mrd.r,tl2: Palace, Semzte, Iudgmen?-fiat. Fdr what
mar wcrew: not az5z.’e,wera we not rm.a.’] 5 ;m,:la mg/:1 we /aadnatfircts eqfia/Z

tajgnrx, who gatacmc-ll dmthsflv wt’/lingzfy .5’ And alfo Cyprian mi Dame-“

trimzam Writes thus : Name naflmm relaéfamr, qmtmmit nimim é» copi-
ofm nofferfit mzmerm... N am: ofm do: refiflraltb mg/9 our rmméer 5: exam»
%a'i7rg great mzdcopiow. At % % ‘ t %

A notable proof hereof We have in the reign of/Maximizm C'a2ftr;Wl1cIt WA  

this bloody Perfecutor would have forced the Tlzeémn Lcgim (confifiing

A cf 6 6 6 6. Chriftians) to have facrificcd unto Idols, they fled to Agazmumt %
V ”  '    A

arm-when the   A  x A %
facrificeand they had tefufc*d‘,"hc than app0int€d%‘%‘%éAt*er}"*%ttttithtrtian to bk
flair: ~;. which was executed mrminc repagmtnte, mt one rcfifling. Where-»
upon 21/Ixmritiw their Captainc makes this godly fpecgh unm his Saul»
diets: fluém t£mm',:-ze qgaf/'qsam,qg:adarmat;Isf4cile cf}, jjwcie defenfla...

" may bsafljflmzkfuneriém mama oémltm afiérre tmtaret 3‘ jam mibi ad’/zm-
jm rm? izmrdiifum Cbbfifli nafiri paralvwtur exemplar», qufi axe-mpmtm 7245- V
A gin»? Apofloli gladium Aprapriae wczlr ju/jianc rtccmdidit : dacgm mnjorem
A arms}: amiém C/ar1:fli;=l.‘me cmfidmm: eff: m'rmt:m, Haw afraid was 1, 1.;-_{Z° »
any [must the colour: of Eeflzute (which :3 tdfit to armed mm) jbanld hwra
t endcm.-Iamrad to prawn: an mafl blajfled dmtla 3 The example N of am‘ Swibsr AA
;C19m:/1‘ bar/9“ cvarflnc: dircflfgd me tofizrfiid the thing, who 6] the cammanfl %  
 his A own: mam/9 _/Zamtlacdtlac /Ipnjllex fword, which mu dram»: fartiag»
t tt%M1"tth. 26. 5 2. tmcf/aing, that tbcpomr of Chrifiim cmfidmc: tic grmtvgfjz

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And certainly, ifthou fl-malt judgetwith righftetsas “judgmentnatmatlging I ‘  
tfltfi #7?) arms; thoti canft not cemcludc feithet from thetfmalncffc of thcitp 
‘A emtmbcr or‘tthcflendcrneH'et ofprovifiotifor dcféncqthat the children. offiat!’ A

it’: aflawfull and jufi; caufei .wjartjan§tc_l_ ftggg fiqdg word, were at anytigie ;
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 fte refift. The Lord will keep thZ=)feet ehz3*fm'tet:,fer ht flee xgth fleet}?
no man prewtile. I.S:tm.“2..9. There 2;: no King /Iemeel hy the metltttteeie of
me ho_/},a.w£g‘htymem zit not delivered hy much firehgth : A herfé tee tzetitee j
thiegfir /}:!fet)'.Pfa1.3 3 . 1 6,1: 7.‘The hette/I :3: no: te theflrong.ECC1e{.9. 1 1.;

L Ionathan encouraging his Armour-bearer with this, That thereele no ree-

V flmittt te ttheLere!3tefe*ve hj memy or hf fi=iar,.T mote a garifbn oFthe4Phi11PcinSsi

hand procured thereby the deftturftion Of the whole army; whofe number
was 45 the fend which :2: an the-fie _/hare in multitude. I Sam. I 3.; mid: chap»;
I 1]..4,6,I 4,1 5.Vu1armg;dDe«viel upen the fame ground that the Lere [f¢fveth_ 
mt withwerd ezndJ@eete"e,fer the heme! 11.: the Lord: ,afl'L1_;‘tedehhimfe1Ethat% the
Lord weuld. de‘iivt:r mighty Goliah into his hands. when had em helzizetef
hretjfe etpetthtlv heed, med wm nrmedwhith en eetzte ef meal: : and the weight ef
the come tame 5000/hath;-It of hm And he hezdgremzet  hrefl} mpon hie
legs, me! at target of hr.ej]’e hetweeet hie./houlelert. And the flefi} cf ht’: fiveer
wet [the en ween/ere heezm, and hzefieareen heed weighed 600 /heelqel; of [rem
chaptx 7. 5,6,7, 47; Se Afa. crying unto God, and faying, Lard, iterat-
tlthtg ta thee to help, whether with Amen], or with them that home no peweeg
overthrew Zerah and defiroyed an hcafl of Ethiopians confifltihng of .4 l‘h70h‘«-
ftmd thoetfemd,emd three hzeeztlredehetretx . 2 Chren.I4.. 9,1 1,1 3. This carried
Iehoiada the Prieft above all difficulties againft that bleudy, ufurping
h%eene Atha1iah,2 CIe1r<:m4.%This wasthe Churches cenfideneeein Davids

 ‘    herefitrewillexet wefim-,t though the

eezrth he removed, eztzd though the memetmlnex he carried into the midft of the
fEet;Z'heLard efhafl; z}: with aw. I’fala-46. 1,2, I I. And with whom God is

‘ (as without doubt he is, was, and ever willtbe with his church) how can

they at any time be%a<:counted unable tohrefifi: in a jufl: c:aufeP t

3 Dfiotfi  teAfpeEt multit de,a nd t" A be Lerd; with thee? Eliflae orHKing
Hemehjeh w i1 tel thee thtzth there he more with thee then ezgeiteff theet.ezhKingn.
6.16. and 2 Chmr1.3 2.7. doeft thou regard armies? the Lard hreeketh the A
how and mtteth thejjwzw inf%fld£'f,h£ httrtteth the chariot in the fire. etl.] W
45 .9. It is therefiere apparent, that if the children of God had had any
hWat'hta_1}tfi‘om Gods word by force to refiflt thetwickedneffe and cruelties,
oftheittlawfull Severaignesfihey never wanted ability. A .  ,   
A Ninthly, Gods heavy judgments upon thefewho have takemzp armes 9 Ree;
againfl: their Princuhough an I dolater and oppreflbur, ought totbe a war»;

ning untous how we do the like. A

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A ; Amen Wasean Idolatetyand hisfef.rt2etttt: c'0fl]}Itfl_'_d 43;-eihfi)   him, etttdhhjlgtgt h
him, hat the people ef the Lend (detefting fuc_h ho;'rib1etrea{on)hjleteh‘M{
themthathedeeefiziredageihfi him; zKing.zx,h;I,22,23,2e,. ~ A _  I
eteéeskeénseeee ms 2.13.Id91at¢r.c£ue11iryraateed tyteeféetichrifh

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A 192-it/ava.¢tt t/:»eg~»1Mofltwafalcm, 2J€ing.24.1,2. Ier.z:z.19.%Dmz.x .2.‘ Nei-A

(wherebyhe became his%lawfu11 Sovs:raign)t:_maLord was fo offlinded with
hisrebcllion, th~ath¢fi*’M1‘101“-0315’“£45”/H)m”’“”d-’”f wvmim butane.
agwinflt/ac lmm’ of.Iz¢daIa ta dq/fray it; and the Lardgmye /aim Aime the 2mm’ wf
NeéAwcb4a’a¢ezz.ar,wkaAéurirdv him 4%‘ 432 421]} A: éurigd, dmwmé and ca]? fart‘/Q

A ther was; ;.nh%Asia%fufi"icient% w*arning, but Zedekiazb didalfo rebell, and was:

” taken» by‘fZ\?e5&#t}Jazdne.z.z.ar  W/an gave judgment aspen him, 4nd*t/9e}_/Z:m9~:g

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Afuits bc«ga-nrto flouriflm, vq Ac: _
maimaine thexr confp1rac1es,treafon-s, fiabbxng, poyfomng, b‘an1fh1n;;;, dc-%

Asppzamsur;

3?/aeon.rbfZ«:z2’e/Q5421) éefare /afsfeyés, and pat aurtbe 6_'}'€.f of 'Z:cicki;zIa, and
filaiimd /aim wit/ajétterm af.6mfl2{.,and carried /aimra Baéjlan. — v “ % v

A  L:3&ly,To take ap armes%againPc thy lawful} Sovcraign, though hé be an4 . '

Idxaiater and apprefibur, i"scom'1'a:ry to the ~c!iarRdineAofthc%AChurch offing-=«
Mnaflas iris dclivcrwed in the firft Volume oft/ac Book af Hami£i::;Ham.4'1«o.g

part zland in Thti‘ fecond Volume, Hamil} the Zaff :. And alfe againfi the. V
dofirxne m’:'1:hc Fathee;rs,MaMrtyrs,and a1lho1y4mcn, even from ‘Clarifies time -

un‘til1<thr::i"e%1%a& hundmd yters; as you may {ecit atlarge pmvedin thc
BoGk,intitu1ed,{§1E¥}£WbjffffiDuty. » % A A 2      *, M W
  But whattxmh is there 1%) c1r:cr,A which hath neat met withfome oppon-
fition P Let thefewants do what t~h~eyAcanA,~ the envious“ man willfindca

time rm {ow rates among the wheat, MTm:la;1 3.25 ,2.8. How bait no point

0? dofirine hath {seen longer not more generally ‘received ir1C/mfl.rCl‘%1urch
'ti?h-CW“  we ever doubted chcrcpfi :mt1'11 the wicked Ian

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'2 2iI't7,,'2Vl ind cImp;24.i8. Thcirefore Subgmzs may lawfully take up hrmeé as;
gainfc their (Soveraigne.   ‘ A V ,   > f

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Tmliis I anfwcr, 'A~IhatitAisf'a1fi~2ly alledged that David wok up armcs

agdinfi Sm}. Fm: ifwc: read the Pcory aAFDawid, I Saw.” we {hall alwaieg -

finde him flying from one Town tea dnothergnever refifiing, never fighting...
And when the Lord dalivemd Sazdinto his hand unaw:-ires"in%the Cavégin»
the Wilderneflé of.Eu-gedi, he did not layhamls or}, or d%cz>Ath<:1ea{E hurt
arm Saul , nay, he acknowledged he Cmnmittcd an oflfiznce ofhigh pArAe~&
fuzAnprim,ax1d éufldcartfmote him, bmure Isa cut afS.cml.r.rkirt ; not W0-uld

-.12:/3:_;ffIsAr Inlet men to I'M." agzzizzfz‘ Saul, but dmwadwd them, fay ing, The LAM!
Afaréidrlmt 1,/lvafild do this tlmag amto my mozfiar tlaeLord.r Arzainteol_,,taflretcly
'famA/b mime h¢mdagafnfH2im,feeing /ms’ 12¢ ¢:=main_ted ‘aft/ye Lord, chap. 2.4. ‘

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A M_b,and Aéviflmi would have fmote him;D»widfi:xrbad,faying, Dcflrv} him

not for who am flrctcfafarth 121;» band atgainfi tbcLard.rAnoinred,and Zwguilze
tag}? 26. So that David: cmiriage towards: East! is worthy theimitation

 of allfaithfullandmligiousSubje&s.F1y we may from the caufelcffe wrat_hA
cf the Kitlgfiaut refifl zmd take up arfmes againfi Him, we may not, ADa*wdf A
A cws Au: no fuch exarnplcj:A..And it is alfo obfervable, that though S»zuALrnz~« A

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of his 1c>ya1ty,wlm¢ Saul did but look émbind bim,D amvidflaaped wit/9 Iazérfacq"
w.tlaeAEartl:,and éam-:21 him/;~l_fe~;and pmfemly after protei’ccth,t!1at he mwr

firmed again]? him, I .$‘a:m.24».%9. I 2. whofe loyalty unto Saul is further

, c1earcd,:z Sama . For when theukmalwkitc brought him word that he had

{him .5_',az».;l, be ‘ta-aka bald an lazéc clot/M: Md rem: tbcmmnd mo#rAn:d,a»Adpgepg

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n:&dfuf.Fed3nt£ll’even,with lvirter latmmmtizm war Saul. And commanded  

the Amals-rkite to be flain,and faid,Hm wajf than nototfraid to flrctcla forth
t/0} brmdx‘ ta deflru} thc Lords Amrintcd. % V % *A % AA A V
A A A L A Doubt.

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.,i§’xml,Ahad he come dawn thither to bcfiege him. I Snm.23.7,3.
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.n%ut..Afo1loW%% Dawil but «nut-tun him : yet it doth not appclrcin thcTcxt  A

that Dwuicfwould have ciefmded ~1CciZ4la witAhoAut% AjG}oAds Afpeciall liconmg

gory firI_Ak asked the Lords A caunfgll :acrcin;a¢mg,w,: x. andiffahe   ¢
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down, I Sam. 14. Where Sm! charged the people with an oath,‘ /laying, Cm--ii
fed he the mono that oototh omjfoad zmtill evening. And what. then follow-
ed A?   Cieritainly anoxample offingular obedience in the people, for the
Te3;tofilith‘,iThaAt thoughthey “wore pr: wifh hfingerf, i}Aet_AA2201ae%of the poo-»

' pl: mjlool omyfoool; And Furtherg When the people were com: into thoA7:oood,6o—-

hold, the hon} droppool, hut no mom put his homo! to hi: month, for the people

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A Iomzthom ofhis fathers charge; andini v:fl"eft that he had broken it. And the
Lord himfelfe becaufe of this finne refulod to infwcr Soul when he drew
new: to him For counf:-::11,AAmr.3 6 .37,3 8. Then Sow! called all the chief of

the people togethento know by whom this {in was done ; and the people;

like obedient fubjcfls {aid (asbefore in the 36. 'vo7~fo,) Do what f;-:methA

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love-Pt fo dearly .? ver. 3 9. fhallihe die? -he, ‘ -who hoozrdozot when thou didfi oh i
chargo the people aavith the oath .3 wr.i:2.7.he, who hath wro#ghAf tho"; $2} gr:-at: A o
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V an army to reduce them unto 0bedienCct,t~hcLord forbad him, fayingt, , Ta

154/! um: ganpgnér fight againjilyonr érct/arm the children ofljmel, rarzmae
every one to My laonféz, for rim thing is from me. Where the Lord dpets ap...
prov: thereof: Therefore Sttbjeéts may lawfully rebell againft then: Save»
raignqifht: be an opprefibt. A A t  f t . A t 
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A It is truc=V,th~eteh Tribes of I{rae1’rebt:11edA,and made Ieroéa/zm their Iiingtg-A‘,
and tis true the Lord forbad Relaaéaam to fight aguinft them,faying,Yé /M
not fig/at azgatinfl} our brat/arczgfor this thing aérfrom me. But in what fenfe 3

Thou tnufi Colifidfith€t'¢2in"EWOthiI'1g"S;PitflZ;the zfffian : Second1y,‘the‘
:z1£llin’th'at"aé’cion. The Acfticm was the tnakjtug of Jcraéwzm King,:md this A A 
qflzion was good, and was from the Lord, I I<i»g. I I ..31.AndAiAntr‘cfpe€t of
tthiS,Iera5m<zm was E11631.‘ lutwfull King. But the evill inthat aftionwhich
was their falling oH;and withdrawing their obedie13cefromRekoéo;zm,and
rebcsllio-n,; was from tVhemtE~1ves,A their proud and cot'ruptnatu%res 5 And

t in trefpfttft of this, Jisrainmm was an ufurper; as he conftffeth himfelfe,

1 King. I 2.27. If this pc."0p1c"(g0,fi!p to do /izcrifice in the /Jzmfir of tbd.LQ7'daZt

Iwjnfazlcm,. than/Em/J t/M lmzrt oftlszk people“ rctzmze again xmto tl)m:tLard,

even to Re/aaboam. A 7 A A ‘    p g 4 A

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twasfrom the L0rd.At1d thczrctbttz the withdrawing of their »0bf;’t3if;'I'3Cc3 and
‘ rebellion was alfo from the Lord.

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but haw ? NM; 3't.{0§l1i(7'2tt£l*c’ Du efiiczentte, _/M Permxttmte ; not that this was
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3/7: 12.4/5‘: aftlaeir ownfleféz, Rom. I .24“. And marks w*%hatfo11owed,Tbc}1qft
41'! the C ammamdemam: aft/ac‘ Lord their Goa’,.amd m.m- them malzm imagw, '
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férwd Baal. rind they cwfldrémirfisnx andt£2eirdzzz¢gla"ter.t to pmfc Arhrougbt
zfac fir.-.3 ayjzdhfc-d dit'imzt£onf#znd,£m:/Mni‘:mnzt.r,; and {bid t/.?c'1%'_/£‘«f?<L'¢’.f' to do evil
in fight aftb: L07'd,t0 prawéke /Jimto aznger.T/Mrcfare tlmLord7§w‘ -var}  
an 7'} with 1fiwze1,wd remowd t/Mn wt of /1:2! _/2‘ g/at; tkare was mite 13;’: but
13!; Trilvt afmdavb anti}. % And the tLard%rajeé?cd 411 thefired ofmel, and aft.
fliflqd mm,  4224 dtlivered Mt/apm in: a the hand: tfjjr atilcm',* gmzri/Z be“ iwzdmfi

A then; tam of/fizktg/:tL,Th€ prime caufc and reafbn oftal1AAwhi ch,?s here given,

V {ya 1' art 137  3h"tng,4nfi Icrifiaam dmfve [Mel f/amfbllawin t/MLard,

3792 33:: rent atraeltftnm the hours of Eaiatiayattn they tmanet Bletnbbétm t

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A and frmdé tléemfin ttgréttt %/’z'z¢.fi For the 4:/bildrenoflfitazél malkwin ail tbafimi
A jgrgbmgm ew/aicla be d£d,tha~} depm-ted”lnatAfrqm them, until! the Lord remgu

W4 Iflyml m; of 191;: fight. So wmlfmel carried mwzyaxtt qftlaeair am: Land

* to .4 1]‘ yrin mm "this day, 2 King.t7.

it Seehere an example of rebelliun, and what at dreadfull and uniparallcltl
judgement l-‘ollow%ed.Theyt were rent from the people of Ged, given up my

‘ their own corrupticm3,cafl: out ofGeds fight, deliveredl into the hands of
A A A {poilers ; and at length carried mte perpetuall captivity. Grant, 0 Lord»

A "tint: 5; tlajjudgmantrtlbe inlméimrztx aftbe world may [mm rigbteaujzlrflig, it

‘Hay 26.9. I

A AA At When Iamrmt King of Iftaeltfent to take away the head oflé/7m, as he i

fate in his hioufc With»1:heElders,cr: the mejfengcrcame to himfiefizid w the
Elsi-:rVs,See}: how this [an of»: Amptrtiaarcr lmtlafimt to take awn} min: lmtd 5*“

A Laalgw/aembe meflimger commetk_._(/But the dam-,ami /cold lnimfzfl at t/at down

A 2 King;6.g2t Therefore to preferve our life, we may refift the Kings Ollie-~_

A ' _cer‘s_,and by cenfequence the I{ing.;» A

This cetxclufion is not rightly inferred. For it is one thing ta holdfl-3

  tnelfenger faft ; and another thing to refift, {-“trike, or {lay him. The former  i

does delay the execution of the Kings command ; the latter is a high con»:
temetof hlsewtr»  ftrv W-"‘tf1‘c‘ text.i 

   

tgommand‘ what he did a net feiiittaliieh A ti) preferve  1fif“éA;asA itb" perform
the will of the King. _1*or as God had retvettled unto him the eommingi of Q
. themefllmger, and his mefiitge : 50 he likewife revealed unto him, that

Jarmnt was forryfor {ending the meflenger, and that he himfelfe was com-»

ming after with all {peed to recall his command. This is imjvlied in the A

reaftm which he gives, why they thouldjlmt the daare and but A A
the dotnrltto wit,i5 not tlocflmnd of £213‘ m4flef.rfé':tl5:/tind b£m?AS lifhel A ~ Atztuld
fay, hold the mcfienger a while, "Max mm Rex ip/2 ad:-rit, mmtdatijnm
ptwitem‘, Yet by and by the King himfelfe will be here, when at this very
tim«eArepe;ms himterfhis meffage.  A A A AA A A A i ii  AA  *A  t

him at}? MA

' tjnfitpbmizztiqw. Imt.l.9.c.z..’I£reodorct,it14-.R¢g. 1;»¢teeragat;22.L}rami;t0iM A

agteein this-Expofition.

‘whom {if need were) I could adde many Vmedeme interpreters, Whotallt

 ewfiterefore this endeavour of E1;/244 ffi himclert the exccutienV»etfAtMl§at I

 V t;:(§;1ati1$t‘1€¥%,» whereef he knew the KingtepentedA,‘ and A \Vhi€h?'_i15hCl kinlgiin, A
' Apeizfsan dtcl t!taitelttoj%’prevem,W as new refifl:it1gAnot difobedieneegbut his dtllgyli t \

 

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A ]cfi.v..-:2 ¢':'onfpiredagai2.1fl:Ath¢ {aid Jwmm, and killed him, 2 K£ng.9.I4..24.
and *WilbA.flm?r0Vddai'1dAI€Wfii‘€1€d by C3061, -L‘/Jflp.10.30. Therefore to kill a
AwickredPx*inccisA1afw"fu11~   - ~ AA A      A  :   ‘ A   A ~
  A 17'/16 xfnfww. ~ e  ‘  AAA  A 
J This afl: oflc/M was extraordinmry, Aand by the particularcommamd of
Gad, as appeareth by the: Wards QfthcA}'oung Pmphet, whzam has pAcbwrcd
fl1c:()y1eoA1'1 his Ahead, 2 I(i7¢g5 9.657. ‘mm /knit}; the Lard Gad ;vf;:Ifi‘.m-£1, I
have anointed t/nee King war the people aftbe Lard,AAwen%oz/er.1fmeZ. A find

thou /Imlt/mite‘:/ac lJo.t¢fEé of xi/bab t/2_y maflcr. Th~ereh::nre%'w11at Ia/Mt did in %
V¥.~:':>%e<».§1c;1'n:::;%: unto  ipc':c~iall revealed wiliof God,‘ cammt be a patterna

forusy - A.A A A    A

San Peter /Martyr,lac.comA.5!é”zfl.4.c.20. 15"}/mm tAm¢t?zAm 137934 camtraz.Da...%
miimmfimm mmmriz Dem : qmod at pecwliarefwit, we mm eff in exemplzmz
tram-mdmm :: God armed one only Ia/M againfl his Lard and mafier: which

A becauice it was ptectxliariand cxtraordinmy,is not to bc:drAawn into example. AA A

An,dAa__1i_tt16 after heciphmzh this «obfi;-rvation, Acerzér /E Apapmla fit 
Regna dejzcrme injzx/z‘i'%impcr.<z:¢t::, nmA’:l:'~ Principex, mt Regexz4ymmAAtuz£

car-ant ;% eyzmmm'}rem"m proéz} ac fmmS'z‘2' regwnt, mm mmen papmla fim3.sfiz«-;- A

mm: : If it bee 1awfi1A1l for the people rm depofe Athofc who governs
umqfiya thcrn vet‘     A         A
%      A A  pt'A1g "t   pa1~zm;.as my «me man fatmfic the

 

A Tbcfixtb Oéjwfffox.

A "They Wfio make the King,may depofa Atixeliing, axmi camfequgntly take

Amp arms Vagainfi Him; But  pmple xnrtke thAAeKiAng,as% you fee in that firft of

Sam..;1 %1._%1%¢5, zfizd all the people want no Gilgal, and maul: Sam} King ¢bm:.Sp
mAAAKing.Aiaq.AAz I . And allwe paaplmf Judah took Amrinla, and made Alaim
glfirzgforhzkfazt/arr .4m2m~:..ial:;;      AA A A A A A A AA 4
A “     The An“/war.A

% A ‘Y’; which E A énfwcr,’I:hat in :1’cArir.‘?c and mm under£i:am:1ing,thcpctipletio$ A
i1otAAmak£:AAthc K1Ang,%mtA Mod properly and aAb fc.v1%ut<:ly m%a%k:..3the King.  A
A isWdr:c1‘ared bythc pmplr.-,butA;ha is :4App::2Aimec:i:by (‘:‘:od.A. Outward *So1e~mn‘Ai+AA A‘

zatibn m‘ Coronation hc*hatAh From tha=speop1e, but his Pm~wer,Right,:and
Authoritvy;AheAhath from Gad. And mom Vpiarmzularly (as Serip-fld‘
?*';ur¢sde1ivei:)”from the \fecnnd ’pm"fon inthc %mo{?c 1AA}3AA::;ArA::A-.d\ TA1‘mit§,r‘, A I fa.9.6.;
  A.3;I5°A. fACcw1T¢3vflII;16.AA x%Tim.6.‘1-5. RWe1.1°7A.. z3AGad amt all,
6!e{%A,piAAar4%wer,RamA;9.5. A :r A A 2' _  : AS A    w  A  *=<** ;AiAA*} V 
~« fThwmAvmMcntly.;*fntfm*:t1=xin Haly AAWrit,afoft  (2-mA :j6A£aAAm#I‘e§*.;
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A  A 16,1 8. The §LAnA3n rai_fcsliup"AAdtAIaé1t£d‘gé:"; judg. 2.1 6. Tim §Logn annaintaai V

Nam! to 5%.: Captain over his im/aeritmca. I= San:-1.10} I; And though Sam! was

afterward Chofen by the calling of the lot, yet The whole, dtfi ojing t/am:-a_f
mm of At/:2: §Lg“ga,A Prov. I 6.33; I Sam. x £3.24. and 14.41: . Afierwardsthe
Lord faithfl have rejcffad Sa::ZframAAreigning aver Ifi'acl..-For 311472: prom‘.-

idedAlAme aICing¢mmgt/aefbn: afleflé, I Sam.I6.I.§ gm:/e it/see, 0 1/incl‘ m A

I(z'ngiinAAmin:ldnger,l and  taokg“/aim mam} inmy wmt/9, I-lofh. I 3. I I . Andi
x King;1g. 2. a; Prophet told Ierofiwzm ofllafizzly ICing of Judah, threeihrnm-AA

A ldred andtwenty ycers before his reign. Neither was Gods power ofdif-1 A
A Apofing Kingdoms limited only unto judah and Ifracl, but it was, is,and;

 ever {hall bc,extended over the whole world. He zk K mg of Kingx, mm

A Lord af’Lard.r :1] ifiim K ing:rcigm;',Prolv.8;1 5. Not thisAKingA only, A on

that King,bm:~«Kings,al1 Kings whatfoever. Art rm t/new Godin ‘bmvm,
and mlcff not than over all the Kingdoms: qf the heathen ? 2 Chro.2o.6. J

214a;z5,fi1ith God 5 :3 my 3mflv—pat,Wo'z.rer E arm will 1 mfl my jlwe : oz/er P/viii» ,

flifl will 1 trizémpfa, Pfal.dIO8.9. I ljazzw mad: the «earth é} 211} great power,

1 mad /M?/egiv/cnA it mAntoA1ivlaomitpZmf&d me, and new 1 have given #117 rérofisa

latzidx into tb: hand of Nelwclmdnexcmzr my flsrwmt”: mm’ all mztiam jéozfl

V firm /aim‘, and I113 fan, and kzélflvmfan, mail! the war] time oflgzir [mad cow: :

and How many Nation: mdgreat King: _/ball flare/e t/9cmfc*lw.r of him, jet.
27. 5 ,6,7. i?'A/am flait/at tI9eALard to /9:3: mointcd,t_a C jrm, “Aw/acfie rig/at mm! 1
”‘I:>zwAe*llbloA£d:An~ir;ui 1A;/»)iii,4:.!.vA»,i.. e .i ,1 wiflgqc écfore rim’, 1 ‘M11 krmke

in piece: the gatesof  i

   

5/2 3%; rim AAhAiddefi‘ribI5é.éAéffl»cre: \

plaice-:,tb:zt they mdjafl knmav that J the Lard,wlaiciaA ml! t/aeqé} t/Jy mzmcyzm .
‘A the God aflfmel, 191.45 . Where God fhews, thatall Kings are by his par-

ticular appointment, inthat he called Cyrm by his name above I8o.yeers A
A before his raigne. A A A A A ‘A A A A '

A  A AjAAnd D»miel,Chap. 2. 2 I . odic/wmtgetb  timiéx and :5: fie-atjbm-:17: rc:iim——i

A ‘With king: andflértetla'z¢p king.c;And Chaip.4.2§..Tl/9: maflHig/9 mlctlain the
A l1ingdomAafm:n,andgi»ve:b,it Ara wlaamflrwr /ac will, and/éttetb up over it the
i évafifl of mm : which is confirmed 1' n the fame Chap.verf.28. 5} awwajkca

f#qm7Hw;oew.AA Daniel told Beljhzzmr in the very height ofhis gloAryA,thgt

  Gad /Mdfini/Zzcd ht}: Igingdamwvdgioen it to I/9:17/./tale: and Perfimn:,Chap.oAS'Aa» ‘V

26,28. And his Prophecie from the fevc-:nthAChap. to thccnd of his book, A
A Alisa relation how God would govern the world,whatEmpires there fhould
V‘ bAc,;yyhat;;King and Kingdoms» even in particular. A A A

mt

A of Kingsand Kingdoms,A and that hégives them according: to his good

A 5 _AP1€3fJI'€ and~_Lwil1;And thsrefore the Scriptures call the King T/94'..;-I407‘!-V§"2i'1‘fi i
l”"?'”*% WA’ I<?wyz€z*r»% C!2r~9~3.-_ Us ééiviffier 0f 6245 é¢e«,rrfiofi¢l-'3 "A-A  

‘Who    is abundantlydproved,that°Godisthc roxe airporcr and make}  

Mid   A

Mned offaad,  r3h.4.«. But he iisizhrver c”a11ed¢th%e«-Maples»Ahointechdsg

But though Gad be A1mighty?,:Ah:G2n.;h7;:h1*§’r~»1indcandoh’xx}hh£h.1hWevéfV5hé '

pleafethhwithout~mc:anes,A and therefaré can immedizitly by himfelfe call

whomever unto the Sdveraigntygas he did Mofi-:h,E.x-.3‘; 1 oz; Dmh;h3 3 :5 J

and Gideon}, ud,6. ; 4.V"ye1;zit hath p1ca{qd- himh for hthemoyflzi part tq make
ufe of fecond and muawarfi me:£1ahs,ihw‘h“emby‘ha hathgiveni the A Scw&:fii1‘ig;nty$V

unto whom}: hfi*‘hath~%o;dainedTfit”..* And‘t—hofeh:hmeahs“mawayes as the Sbrip-3 V

turns haverevealed unto ~us,Werc‘cith”e“r' Exthmordimryhor 0rdi}¢mj.. f= A 2 M
I Thé E aétraordinar} means horhwayes‘ werethree : I3irft;hhby{peciaI1McI3-

’ fcshghrs f~1‘o.m Gcgd hhim{c1Fe;fAnd fa Gad gave the Soveraignty to Iajbxmbyh

,Mg/3v:,Num. 27.229 3. A: 161 untc» SauZ,D m2id,and hIhelm_h,by his Prophets; 

».Shg‘:condly, «by Lot. And 1?) the h'Lerd°choAfr:SzmlAout of allthc Tribchof

Ifmel, arid that after he was an0ii'ated,h'1hSzz71hé.7 to. 1 ,"2hoh,z4.

A 4 Thirclly,by the Kingshhlaft Wilt and Teftament, though he had; Son and!
Heir apparent. And thus David by revelatien froam God appointed Salo-

%mahm:~o rt:'§g:1hha&_&“rhhim, though ‘Adanxjak W:rh’$V%the71ayvfL;1l I-Icir A-unhtov the

Cr'9h§‘é‘¢}*}9I1r,"I“~K'i1igfI§.g"§. &‘:z.i5. I hChr.h29.1.h A «  ~

The Ordzmzrj (and Gail! continued) wayes or memes Wcre two .- “ Firflr;
hyhhthehfiword or Conquefc.’ Thus Aéimeltc/9, byhthc help ofthe Scheche-h
:nitcs,his mothers kindrcd,obt;ai;';ed the Sovcxjaignt A oéverhlhfrael.  ud.9_. I ,

"A  h?1‘w6y*l~o”i2‘*&3’6‘téi‘ine  Kingdomc of .{ 21»-
dalap. King. 24.1 . Thus Cyrm obtained many Nations, Ifa.45.I.  v  «
  Secondly,by birth4-right or hereditaryfucchcflion. A Thus Rehméaxzm fixc-

   

V cecded Soloman,21éi]ala R:/aalvmm,A_[a 145194/¢,h Ia/3Ja_/bszp/9):: Afiz. Audit is

plain that Birth-right was ahveryigreat priviledg¢,as you may fee, Gen.4,.7,i

A and z5.5%.E‘xad.I 3.1.. and 22.29.

hL3hh.:1 6 . A 2. King;.1o.3o.Phfa1. 1 28.6. \  h

V HAstouchingthc)fi-3. extpamqdinary meansgthey heleng not p;1tohus,un1efl'c
tofemcméarh tlaefL'ord in all hair :myhe.r,Ifa 64.;»,~h;.and ta” "fay? with D mrid,Lard
haw mamifald arc th} works? in wifdom luff than made: them 4111,13 {EL I 04.24..
 The ordinary means are hthofe which we are tax look after. And without
doubt, Birth-yxrightis to beprefefid before Conquefi: Fm: the '{Word :2»
tefrible plagmgncverlaid upanarland but for thefins thereuf, Lefwit. :6. 33 
1c‘r;.2.a,.9;,1o,8c 25v.16,29.. And the Corxquerom: is the rod of Godxhwrdtb,
Ifa.1e. 5 . Lam. 3 . I . A hammer, ] er.go.z3 . The Lord: B.mel-4x:,Chap.5 I...

no. But fucceffion is a_b1a-Hing bath to Prince: and pceplc, zASam.w7.1,z.w

#2?bfervablcitis, That * -Ihorawhohut the who1eScriphftireshW¢ readihhbth éf

an  that was chofen bythchvoicc of th‘epce‘p1c:Nor ofan3«:1i*t:,Ea¢'r2zr:};

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mil ackngawledgamcnt (then they had forme4r}y” made at Mimpab) that
«W¢£~AAwA_a.sgAtAAheirA1awfuL1AAI§Lng,-  iAIaAtA11e,v¢A:i‘c gpmg befomit is called,7‘lm

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that the pecpple V”CArowAn¢d;,%AA Ad¢c1ared.A and reccivcd ~{1'a.r.aeri:zl2for*tIiéir
1aVwf§u1,1$ King, Aw11i;0hA AaAAC§20;1:C1iIi1g tQAtheA.a-pprehenfion Qfcommmn~peczp1e
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wiltpbey neithei*;God no: man.“ A A ‘A

A The ob;eettonsAoAAbein‘g ftlllytaiafwethed  this ttttthdtlivcrtd in Gods

Word rtmah-1esfitmcaAnd _unAfl1taken5 fihatfitthjetts may uotwtakg up

fitmts .againiEtI)2it lawful! bnfaeta ‘gut, hetaw.'2A us is Aiuittkznmib um
jnirtmbtbnugb t)2«beAan3Inolatet mm wppgeflnut. A  A A  A AA   A ‘:
f~Buttelltnc,A1€md:r, if thou canlt, wherethe Scriphturcs Aa11oWt.he”eto

A A take up Armes againlt thy lawfull Soveraigne, who Aisa meekeantl pa...

See His ticnt Mofix, a tender hearted David; nnannlatetz, but :1 ftriét and care-

figfgig  t1I113giAntaincrt of §5AQd$A cm RelA1gAiAAoI1,A>3D<i;.fuchao"n5@5 whom his very
§>1f,;gfit;,_[_ lake and Vzfpaflolzcaflfau‘/J. In whom Gods graces arefo emment, that

adverfiries acknowledge to be, The Defender  %t£ze twar:»,‘iikricé::t,A A ‘cfaztlaow

orts. t,hough_l1el1ifhM fpirits have and doe daily {came out their ma1iceagainfl:'_
him , yet there is not one who hath or can taste him with unchalliy,»

m31lC€;~..Apfld§,jCl'l§1Clty,i prophmeneflé,-,‘ n4eglAi_“gencet ofAtGods“lfervice;l A-oz:

any othflflrifotorious v1‘ce;Aexcepthis deniall of givingawly his birth» _

tight beabreaéhv of his Royall duty, as the authour of Ttlqe.-A Sat/qraigmj

P 9‘ A'ntt?i6{at¢ wouldfa-inc‘ petfwadeus to be1icw:,without proofs. A A

jllmcatuft thouwjtzftly fay, he isan fl>pp;_zeu7om:,A for he hath not o_n€Aly V
AtaAkAen“aWgyAa1lA%Monopolies, filaipxtxmol-xcy,4 and all other gricvatacts from?

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ther to {he w his juftice and Princely c1t:mency,* he hath~A-inltbAist Barliamettt

p;iffedA1n$tny excellent and; profitable Aéts unto his people 5 which," if we

kneAAwAwhenlto be; fatisfied,   would yeeld in few’ ycetes more then an hon:-A’ A

atedA£ts1d:r“e¢ompen¢e for Aa1lAourdamages.A A’ A

., .

 A”7ABl1t‘ what tlieligxon art thou of, who "carticft the Kings faults lo long in

A thyAAmifid, with adefire ofirevengt: ? ADot:ft thou ‘fay in thc*”Lordsll.Pray¢r5.AtA
Iiargizge hm “am? ~trejfiafl};r,,m we forgive them that ltrq/jmflg againfl m,ax~1d¢ %ylct;l 
bcalrefl: thou agrudgc 3 towards thy Prince ? C/mff our Saviour tells *us_A.

A _d_4;;totb.t6.#I%%5 t;%Jyqfqrgiv¢ ztazbmeéz their tmj}wzfl‘a.c,naitl7er will jattr haazlm-~;~A

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fi;qmAy%o2g%w£tkAAat!l mJa1ic:..% I— And be Aye?/gindlqne ta artotlatugtcnd:r-/2Mrtca(,j‘§i'- 7

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¢4'§A_A;3“IA‘,/;»l.A‘._3fA‘_\_z"’t‘ batmlyet Witltthu never ccafc: thy;.wrath’and evil {peaking ag:tnll:’t*
thy AIt<Ii‘hgl’"' 2‘ ‘wilt thou never forgive him I? tAA'rhouA AA tfwefi mm God moor-eAA~A~

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thy héAaArt forgive thy broth_cr,A efpecially thy King; that pettey debt which;
heAo\veth,‘aAt1dhthAAofe final! trefpaffis whichhe hath done unto thee; 1 A ; AA : A A
 Ohhcozifider ! weigh the ca;1fAeferioufly,enter intohthine own heamhh A-AA» 
ain{’c’Awhom'hdo1“t than rife up PA Whom dofic than oppofc: P713 it not the

A Léfdi Anointed .9 is he mt thy Fzztl9er,thy JV!-4flerA,thy Hmzhthy Lard, and”

Eoircraignc .? I—IaPciAAthAouAf@r7gotten howfor Rebellian ICam/9 andim come-
Mny , and all tlaaztrzppgrtlzined to t/yam mm: dawn alive into the pit, anA~h;bgAA

A Earth clofi-dupon them 5’ Numé.4N16.I3 z,3 3; Was A not traiterous Abfazo;z‘

banged in an flake, thmfl Atlarmg/.2 the /rmrt with t/éree D m*t.r,A while 1:: mm A
7:: azlizxé, and afterwards 54]} into; pit E‘ 2 Sam. 18.9, I 4,; 7. And {halt
than g1AoryiAAn thy rebellion againfl thy lawfi1lI,thy peaccable, thy religiouSAA

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1>:inceA,andyeuhinke to cfcapa the judgments efGcdA APA AA A AA  A
The Scripthres go yet high~er,and tel1thce,that to oppmfc tlv y Sovcraigne, A
it to oppofc the Lord himfelfe. K amla rebelling againfi A40/Ex, is {aid to re-
bail again]? the Laz'd,AN#m.2A7. 3. And the people in rejcéting Samml, rt:
jailed the Lord that “Haj/Zmmld not reign aw? them. I Saw; 8.7. A” ” A ~ A

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A  gmdnotonci A oppofing or refifiing, is againfi: the Lzard, but aifo nAotAto

.r4\;‘A£"¢ur‘y’w“€A¢~ ch
A Amer 

hclp thy SAoveraigne,is not to help the Lord. The inhabitants A of zum:

in not he] ping fIJ:A-évarab thlfixi Sozerfigge, 1mlg.4.4. agfainf: 1a4A£vinE{fx:Ag of NM
Canaan, are ai nut to c p t 3 or A and are there ore - t 1:: or hac-- A

A8 -5 -23 ~ CIrrfi,7zAA€hA{!§sro:;,A£fl¢,1i'drlvv dwgvi of W-"1'§"d-)Ah Cfirfirc

y A e%..-J;  came not M the help oftbeALarr§_.,

to £196’ help of the Lord azgainfl I/96’ wig/at]. If God hath laid fixch a heavy,h A
fuch a fearcfull curfe on thofe who do not aflift theh: Sovhraigneh; 02 I what

a hiclecaus and dreadfull vengeance doth attend them who oppof: andtakc

up Arm es agam[’c thcirSAc$ver:iigne P AConA/Mar tlagéxye tbaztforgct G0d,lc’jAH1eA

  

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tmw'a};m Air; picmraml t/acre ha man: to deliver you ,Pfa1;.$AAo;A2   A /\[A AA  A, AA
  ~    A 1,, JAgWfi0,A,;A_ A  ‘ A    
But then Wiltanfwer, That Athsau dAoePc notrakc up Armes againfithc
Ki1‘1f;,bL1tagainRHis cvAilCounfcllers. A ‘ A  A  A
7/9: Rafi].

   ’ To which I mpxy, that this dificinétion oftakihg hp Arm}:-sh agagnfi gm;  

Cam]?//er: andmt ztgzzinfl t/ac I(ingA,isnot to be adxmtted;  V  'A . A ‘V    

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fhadov§ArA over the uglyface of rebellion 3; having no colour or ground either;
AAiWnAthe Scriptures or F athers. Whereas truth 22¢ 422ciag¢t,an%d r§Al::‘1iAp of tmr/a:;
 5'6’ 9/5‘?-51iJ7J6dfaV W6'7”,Pr0Vs I 2- 19- it AA A  i v  Ac, AA    AA      V

~ Secondly, hb Acaufe A it is avaine diAPcin&ion.: lwzto A‘dppafeAA and %*refiPc> A

the Kings officers,AAA A: e£:pcAcia1lyA his hCounfe11ers,“A who are hisAchi<:=fA'e£?c*a?n‘d

highefi “0FfiAcAers, is to bppefc and refifi théKinghimfe1fc,. bccaufe the A

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pawezjxwfihichg they: have is ‘.1‘1H;0,t, fmm t1*ierxafe_1v£s butfz:‘omat;‘§e; King,:x»y11¢,V
imparts it untarthem. ~ And %ther€Af€3re VD¢W‘d ;€fii¢¢m€d” aéalx churlxflm-A:

A onely untogoad Governotég

%néfI'<é unm his Afervants and gneffexagersas d__Qne"%L1nto himfiflf, angl had %;1g;-A
£‘rroycd'Na&a.l and his fa:n1ly,}1a;d not AéwgMZ,Na5.aZ: w1fc3,pac1fied him,

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A&ner7and.21mafw,wh@m he flevmas done uVnt0%/95m -' and cw! manded Se-i% A
lamfinrt up flay“ »:AA?1pa5,“%:; "4‘I:K iflg. 2. 5' ,5‘, 3=I-.:“$0\ Vdfhiarcftg/i1¢rg'V ta;;cé?N?)e 5] %1.%]g;:{ .
€Tlaa9‘m6erla¢*inex,r who were-Aby King: gxfémfiterw Ce3mm‘a;ndt:d% t0’bfingvh6fs%,%’
is faid; nor ta have performed the Commandememt zafthe King, and ‘to =/mm:

giant wrong min the Ifing : for which of’Fe1‘1cE film was put away, Efi/yer I .

1 1,x-5,1 6,119, Hence it isfthat; our Saviour faith untn his Difciples, Has?
that defl7=z'fl:t/a)'aI»:, dsfi  ma :A.;,d;?£Va*'/aétkat  %’t/9 %  /aim*%tla%a;lt;

fmrme,E.ul~:e 10. I6.

 Thirdly, bcscaufe it is contraryto {Gods WorLi,A iv Pet.2.I i3i,14,&1% 5  M.S’m’2» 

mitjaurfélzy-ex unto awry Ordizmyzcc of mam, far the Lardxfaz/Q2, whether it

A fie ta t/ac J(i7¢g.. M §up;2anw,A‘ar unto Gawmmrrgw‘ meta? them that are_/3If»’;Fi'1 
L 5] him : ,to wit, the K1ng;asABe.w, T»V£7'th;LacrinM/.'r, the vulgar commmt “M f

and mthers expound the place. Farfa :3: the Will of Gad:batwithwel—daiug‘
 A _;/on may pm? to fllmce the ignorance of fboliflv mam, New Whoare neerxar
’ the Kingthen Ins Cexunfellers? and who can more pmperly be called

§ Goverrumsfirhen they,who fig at the fl'erne=,g‘L1idin_g the Common-~Wea1th%? .
Aka  S.  1’ct4%r an j oymzth, thy obedimce A

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zf:o'z:wzrd%Gaa’:nduregricfi',f=¢fi'crin'g wrongfully. % Fur w/mtglary 13' ityifwhcn V
ya; 64; éngfihed for ]'0ll?’e.~f§!!¢[t.£‘, ‘ J’: f/24.4! take itpaticnrly ? but  wlaenjpt dw

% % wt]! mdfufifi.-r 2?," je;tVaka-it paztimtly , tlaia azccaptacéle with _Gaa2L.

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rrrgfiflagia time 0%rd:3m2zca  Gad, 

%V ‘Pater infe:nded%o11r fubmiflicm evenVum:o c:vi11%Mag"iflrates, cvill G‘ Overfi *

noursymd confcquently to rzvil Cc§uAxxft:11cr.s.

 5,1;isV»obfcrvAab1e,t'hat 3;. :P.wl Ram. I 3. x .. commandetfi awry? «(Emil to  

liefitéjeéi‘E11the/Jig/il7”p0«w&?N5imthafplurall number”; ta tcachus, that

mufcbe abcdicnt,not onlyto“thc“: /aig/aefl pdwm, but to all fpgwcrsj fivhich '5
a.mab%mvm:zMs: Butwhcn he;:fp"eaAkes«;A;ofre-fiP:ing, he fpeakesirathe fingulaifi

ziumbefg J45?’/:a[ae%ta'crNz¢c'fifl¢t»€2 ‘t/1: Apawcr, ta %teawch us, that we may not refift

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A  erxwd Fx:om1:ghe%1€1ng,who Is the’h‘*m:;d of all.;pa¥Wer, andfis ordained af

Gad _; and th ére%fone~heLthat rcfifieth ma

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 H¢ji3E féii 'Wil1fay,that what S. Pam! calleth #1:; Ordinance ofGod, S. Fe...
m in the place afcarc»: cited Callwth £56 Ordinmgca of mam, thcrefar%éAt1«1ei* AA-
pcA:Pc1AeaV«{eemAAnot to agme.   , A " A A M ‘ A

. ~TAhisis eafily refcalvesd ; Fm: 5. Paul 1' peaketh of the eficient camfc, and
that is God, who or.1c3ly' maketh the King,and ordaineth all pmvers, and {cm

A douht.

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every pow-:=r is the Ordinance ofGcad. But S. Peter fpeaketh @fthcw4finn%Iz! A

mmfi',3.nd that is marzfizvr whofc: good_,peacc,.A, anVwc:lfare, a11powerAAism*e
dained,and fa every powcaris the Ordixzancuof man, becaufi: it is by God
‘voachfafed for the profit af maAn,Bmm¢.Lav.com;46 ./2*E2‘.16.6 A I   A

»2.Az;ci finci: thctreis n«:>%caL1feA1}';> bad but foxnethingis or may be ?faidAinAe.3c--A-

V V!‘ cuAfEA.%fAhe%r¢oF,%I fl-mall thé1‘6fO1“fl' Reader, fr the fatisfaecion of thy coz1fci€:nACA6
A (being; desfirous to remove the lcsafi fcruple) fet dawn by Way ofobji¢*%'<fi7tion

three places of the Scriptures, 'whichvaAreal‘1cadged fbrthe taking up of

though in truth thc»pr:31ni“fTA:s andAce;anc1ufiAon be at defiance. A
‘ A “A Tlorfirfl AA0éjefEion. “  A A

A" V"ItAis-cxpréflhly ccimmanded, Prw.a5.; 57. Twigs» away t‘/aé wbickaaim 

flare the King, and /9124 t/cram [ball 6: q/fazélzféed in rigbtcaufncjfls ;, therefore

Subjzifts may take up Armes to removeevil Cwunfcsllers from the King .
A   A V h A A V I ‘AT/an ;dnfwe'r.%%   I  ‘ A A  _ I
~ ~    ~  .  to" people,
Elders; near to any Counce1lorAflE~nably,%% but to the 1§.ing%him+:-
;(?;_i1f¢=,vghofe duty it is to Mk; mm} the wickedflam» before him. And this is
ceare:  w  e - M
Firfhby comparing this place (aslzmim wandbTrame/lim do) with Pm zr.
' At/a.wtfittct1ainwtlae T./cram‘ afAjudg:-

 
       

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2<;a;8.,_ where}: isipiainly (aid,  tzgg
wcn£A,fiz'wtAter¢t/1 «away .214 wilAm't/9 [nit £yc~‘.r.. A A AA

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M wickqd thin éefare min: ayes‘. Min: aye: /Im/‘Z be upanxlae fan’:/afm’! «of time

Mnd,t/gar t :17 may dwelwirk man! wit mrzjy daflray all the wick;-Abi qftlae land.

¢ M *  Th»ird»lyA¥,»-byithe A joywnt confent of all Tranflators of the v BhiAb1ie,LAIV%;AW\110A?%A give

AAthiste;s;pc3fltAion of thej Awards, A that £21235 mt Aemzgzg”/a~z%ha¢ “%il.w Jufing "lrepgms
himfilfilwt tbatAlaeVput my ether‘: that l2¢*cbrrupted. wTh»erefi3re~th4e perfon
to Wham? Salaman fpeakr:s%im the text a11eadgcd,is theAAKing.  A M 

A A A  T/1efqcand06jeé}’im.  A   

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 A   A “    A      If A   A The Anfww A A  A M  AA   A A A  A
 Here is aconclufion drawn from upremiffes which are nothing at all per--
inent ther‘eAunto. For Z imri and Cozbf were no Counfellers unto juofi,-,
who was then Soveraigne ; Z imri being t/aefim of Sula, as Prim‘: among
the Simecmitex, and Cazbi the damghcr afar, of at clmf: /Jmfc in Midian,

ANum.2§.14,15%. Neither can this a€c of Pbim/aw be made apattern to all

pmftaerity. F.oruthcA:nuit% would follow, their aPIrieFt og Minif’§e:z'oi Gads
mfmfd finding a man and woman, yea a Prmce and Pr1nceffe,1nthe a.&of

whoredonae, may lawfully kill them.A But this is mofi: repugnant to thaw A

Scripturesfinecaufe nu Divine may execute t!_1e zjnatAe_ria1l fword. W here-
fore this 3.6% of Plqinehmr W43 by jtAI1A¢fpcc1a1l1nPp1gat10n of Gods Spirit,and
noAtjfot our=imitatioAI1.AA A A  V A A A  A AA A A ‘ .   V
A A A A 1779: third Oéjeffiom. A A
A Elia command ed firefrom heaven, and éarnt up the two Capmim AwitbA

A ArIm'rfifiie:,whom King Abazidb fem: to apprehend him, 2 1Cineg. x . m,

 AALEJ :'weA(fauith cm’/f 11%’ 

1 2, 14. Therefore to prcferveaur I‘:iVcS§lfld1ib€l‘ti¢S, we ‘may refiflz, kill,
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duty,and the conditions upon which God gave them ; Ifthoh wilt hmrken

mzto all that I the Lord command thee, and nail: wall; in my waist, and do: .

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.. KVi;¢gp{am6,'hH;z?2d hi: fihildrmin thcmidfi af Jfimel.

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_ the,AehCotnmaodement‘oF the Lord, and the executionof jufiice. He th)tt,A

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tthamizmtion talKing.t to commit wickednefle; for the threw: it eflahlijhed. ;

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. Hfltyria, 2 n.1(ing.*17.4;6. Idolatrous Ielwram, his guts f::—llout, '2.‘ C‘/mm; V
"$1.1 9.tI-’.mud P"-t.z.z'n/2 was {mitten with Ieprofie, Chap. 26.26311, ‘

Wickcti Z1/./axmzf]T:/:tW%as éomzd wit/afettawzrznd carried tatI$'ab}Im,Chap. N

.g3*.1‘*I; Boafiing *Z\ZeZmcbadnez.z.ar WM driven from mm, mm’ ;.didn$mr

gm_[fc -M oxen, tand/azétlzndytwm we; wit/it/4.-: dcmv oflmwan, ti/flat"; /Mira; A  % 
war: gramme libs‘ E4gle.rfTmtber:,and bis‘ mzilc-.r lily: éird: clnwm-,D2in.4. % I  
% 30.. PcrfecutingHerodwm' «rattan tafwarms, mttdgzzt/c ftp tbeg/aqfi‘, flfis

I 3.2;; And indeed it is very hard toifinde any one King dcfpifing his,

t charge anddutyt bytht: breach of Gods Law andthc opprcflion of his
3flbje€ts,upon whom (and hath not laid fame .hE'ay,.y-_ttinit5t:PIi?3[3Ora1l fudgeu _

ment. t 80 that tdfieitatccountablc unto God tonelygand tohave hi%mAnnc~:-f

A  to"¢5EjuHge, is not 't‘obefctn7atA1ib¢rty, butntthdnmorc carefu11"a§1t!tndi1%i¥

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gerjtoiibght th’e.Kingto be in his callizagg imowinge thatit :37 ahféarfmg

tlaiis tafmll into tlaehe/amzdr aft/are living God; I-Ieb.1o.3 KT.

Nor hath God left his people W1_thout remedy, in cafe :2 King would
become fo wicked as to abandon hrs duty and fear of God, For he hm, a

A inthe .Scripm*:es fer forth feverall means and remedies which the Sub». I

jefirs may and muff ufc ; and they are five. M

The firfi emeams is, by ehxhorting the King untohis duty, eh ahd ofaeem‘

utting him in mindejthereof; this was frequently ufed by the PIG?’
p}-1ctS,Pfa1.32.2‘,3,4. I_fa.I .17. ]er.22.3. Ezek.4.5.9. And all the tribes
hoflfrael told Dmzid of his duty when he was made King, faying, The

eLm-dfabzid to thee, Thaw /341$ feed #2] :If;'mzcl, azndr/104% _/Zwlt be a Cggppgigg ‘

aver Jfiwzel. 2.S’»m¢.5.'2.. he ‘- ._  ‘  o   % h %
The feconci is, by diffwaciing the King from his evill coutfe. A This
Jmé diffwaded Dm/id from riumberirzg the people, 2 Sam. 24. 3% Thus 3
man of God diff waded Amamiab fiom hiring men out of Ifinel, 2 C’/an
25u6,-     A   A ‘I ‘-— V
Thc?thirdhis,'by re-proving. ~ Thus Nathan reproved Davidfor mur-«
chr and "adu1tery,e2 S.zm.1 2.9. Elijah reproved A/Mb, 1 King. 1 8.1 8;

V xi/may the Princeisof Ifrael, Clmp.6.I. And Ia/an this Baptfi repfoved

Pfcrbad the ‘Tetrarc/a, Luke 3 .1 9. h

Obferveuthat the xgemeolics aforefaid do not belong to every fubjefl :  .

  

.     hhehhhh¥1e¢¢?=h°”h»dimvadc» erreprevethe
King,but the SC1‘lptUI.‘€S expfefle oz:1£‘:‘1y the M1n1ef’cers‘TotIGod;theE1dérs,
Nobles, and fuch who are m eminent and  place to have ufed thefe

F133!‘ EVEfYeD11€’~*WJwMh?W»* h .

  n1eanes,% and that with allrevcrence and modeflzy, I .S‘am.2A,.9. Prawn 4

it ’. i . .h ' . .   . A.  " h 

ifhifourth remedy is, by flying or concealing our {elves from the
‘King. Thus you {hall finde Dmvid a1xvayoesfly'inge;frozn Sml, I Sam.
Ejzjah fiedfromhlezsefici into the wildernefle, I K i;-zg.19,3,4. Bambb
and Jeremiah hid tbhemfelves from Jekaialém, 1mmz.36.1 9. Ia/3-ply took
jefus and his Mother, and by night fled into Egypt from Herod, Matthc,
e2.<Im4.h And» Saint Pm! fled fromthc Jewifh Rulers who wouldbhave

]13;oneé{bhim,/Jc?§u4.6.L 1  » Y‘  ~ e A A ~ be A A  A
 But neither this_.,nor any. one of rheeother three Remedies before‘mch-A
tioned, are {ure and certam to attam the end a1med at: For Jeremiah '

A ,.i;fltO Egypgbutlechaipz/aim will fi:t__ch him b:{ahckage;inV. J::r..26g. 2. 1 ;,23b.._ho:A,; A

may'exhort,but Zedckiab will not regard, 2% Cbr. 36.1 2. Iwzé may dif-

fW1dt'33bu_t“DAgvidx word fh“a1lprevai»1, 2 .S'azm.24...4. A Prophetomay re-~ eh
prove, but blarbéaam. will not amengi, 1 ICing.,1 34,3 3; V}-:jabx1‘e:ay'flieeb

T he A

e  l f33)l  
The fifthaand lafi remedy is, by flying unw God in prayer with a
lerious andunlained repentancefor fin, This is the chief", the ceertain,

and nevlet failing remedygwhitchj Gcads children have ufed attalltlmes ~
tinthleir diltrellest “When tlJe'lc/ailalren of I/‘me! figlaelal 5} rmfim of tine ‘

% Egyptian éandage, 472d cryed meta Gad,t/am the Lord Mme down otndfe 91:; l

Mofe: to deliver them, Exoa'.2. 23. and C/Mp». 3 7,8,1 0. In the til111€»of%

the Jut'lg€S,”~.Vl1€‘nl the Ifraelies repented of their wickednefle, and cried
unto the Lm'd,theLord alwayes raifed them up del£wr:r:,Iudg.;.9.1§,
ants’: Gimp, 43,24. and C/mp. 6.6,I4. and C/mp.‘ 10.: 5,16. and Gimp.

A 1 L29. After their return from Baéjvlm, being in miferable fltterie

under the Kt'n;gs of Aflyria, they allembled with fzfling mad wz't/aj‘2zck—;-
cletlm, and with mrtb upon them, repeating and acknowledging Gods

geodneffc and their ingratitucle, humbly ecraving his mer'cy. “And then A

the} made-a fztzrewt/enrznt (not a Covenant of rebellion by fotceltote-
fift their Se2vetaigne', and to free themfelves from epprefliazlw, as fome
cortupters of the truthvwould now aelayesperfwadeig;m.aratutpc;o--
plea) Mt alcatzemmt or (mt/9 to walk in G’ ad: Law, which we: given éy

Mo/’e3 tlaefirwmzt ofGad, .«md to aéfirve pmddoe 4/3/7 tine cammmtdemmtx %

afrlye Lard their God, and kétjtzdgemetztx and /912: ;S'txttm“e.t. N e/mm. 9.13,
2,; 8. and Clmp.1o.29. The Pfalmes do plentifully {hew Dem/ids pm-

V  2e..l,l:at1,d;_I"O9‘.‘2 6.? and _t:17~z;4,7; “and 14-2.  
4.5 . The Prophet Micah having fet ferth the {mall nrunbn of the tigh-l

 

twus, anclthe wickedrteffe ofthofe times concludeth with this, as the

A onely fure remedy, T/Mrefiarcwi/I 1 laakamtta Mallard .-t [will wait for

t/me Gad ofvmyflrelwtiwe :« my God em /«Mr me. [will [ware the indigna-
tion? af; rice Lord, éemufi 1/mmflnned dgazinfltlaim, fifiti/1/26 plead my
czmfc ml éxcme judgement. fbr me, Mitt. 7.. 7,9. Wheraby it  clear,

l”th'at the furelt ltneanee of releafe Fmm flfaveriet-, oppteflion ,, er any

44 othctmifery whatfoever‘, twhich the vllefl King can bring upan

his Subjeé‘ts,M is by prayer unto God with awferiotxe repentance

A fortfinne, -and a patient experftlatien of Gods mercy untill his time ape

potintled. “ A ll.   A ‘V .  .
~ There are two Pcreng» reafonstlexprefled tnvlmly Wm to coznfirerx-we

thie.  The fitflt is; becaufe the King: kmrt zit in the Itmfldoft/9¢.LW‘61 at t l
4 the rwar: bfwazter : be tmwet/.1 ittewlailtbcrjbevcr be will. APTa'tJ..¢?I .1 The

llatterlll 1's,becau{3 all affliétion is ftom l1im,and he does1imit?i~flaccm:ding

V dtoeehiws divineetpleafure. lAfilié'i*ia:¢ eamnaet/7tnatttl!;el=dt4j$‘, neitlztr?

‘dotbtroflfilejfirmgfioitt of the gzjaund, Jab  t we fielatngar/2 tvengeu-.1
mwe.*u.wdr:camp¢wcb,fai:b zh:Lard5 tbtfirtfiat /Zeal! jlid: irtedtmftimzullt3”],
     A      E z      . new

mm? 1 am lye, azuLcItba_re i.mo God with me, I [Q]! azmil make alive,‘ I wamgd

W gmd 1 lmzle  mitlacris tlzart an) that can deliver aw ofmy lmnd, Dem.

3235,39. I ma/@pmae,amd crmtemzi/l,Ifa.45.7. .5‘/my t/new 5.: will

in a City, and the Lord lmt/aunt dame it % Amog 3.6.. Tn’: will 1 mt make  
A mzfwl! and aftlaee, but I will corrcéi‘ ~t/ace m mmfme, :)'é':‘I‘.3;Q. I I and Cha.
46.28. It is thcrefmte r-rmfl: agreeable to reafezv, thmn tlmes of op%prc£-A

fimn undervunufi Kings, we flflould Hibuilto C3<.=‘»d,fi_r1c§he onely {cud-V
eth, Iix%nitet%h,and can free us from bondage and afflxéhons. A A

This was alwayes the 'co‘urfe ofGodsV Saints underthe Gofpel, info-W

much that 1t grew into a provevbiagll fpecch, Pram <3’v1¢zck r}m«a army;
_Ecc1efiaé,P_rayers.a"nd tents are that: Weapons of the Church.

%   G2~?'e'gar}ANaza:ian»z.en 0%%Mt.m5?¢;l#154fl#Wa writ@s4thus4 ,7» Reprefm 
Juliaznm C/arzflimzorsum laclyrymzk, gm»: mmltm amaltz prafadertmtf, ~ ism‘

unum adwerfia perflemtaram mediciazmentmm lmémw: : Iwlian mm‘ W‘-
_fi‘r.¢zirzed E} I/Je%te.~zm oft./W C/9N.fl'ifl”r,?a?/bzc/3 manyfbadfart/0 aémmdantlfi

éawing t/21%! Dfifilg mowed} againfl the perfemter. Nest becaufe the Chriw ’

(Mans wcm the2n%utt¢r1yidcRit‘ute ofall means of'forcib1e%tr;~fiPcance; but

V ecauffi tiwlx was the amljjufi remedy, approved by GFQCL For confide-A

ringrhat In/imz fucce<:dc:d Caxfiantim the forms: of‘ Canflmmtinc the
Great, who was a diligent profeflbur and propagattour of the Chrifliianl

faith, ands: prdmoter oFChriflians thmughoalt the whole Empire; it “ «

eannmr wvu11~AAb«¢%cmnwivm6,h9wW ,th¢Ch1?ift13sI‘1$ ‘W hcnlwiiaw game tothe

Govm“nment4,flmuld be either féw°in” numbm Am: x*neAane%  p%dw‘"ct.Be.; %

fidcs; thofc w~ords‘oF Naaimmzem, Illzxir Mafia valid drmngnm m;m',m.-c praz:-e

%%fid£w,_pmexc-rfjaem in Damn, r¢=1iq%Ms4 em»: ; N 0 other arme: £2»: bop: iii?

A %% 1-ica«re%.&whrsg!€a%«§1n.V%0«rdm§,A&¢?m§§§fa _A@m2mTgm.,_  

Gad, aw Fartifiad%pl4ca:L,mr Garraiflwns. 3W?’¢'v’ left ( 0?’ mmainen; aura
z/Mm, imply, That Iuliwnjhfxd tflken fifiem tfleC«hr1PcxanS all thc1rArmsf,
Ii?‘<;::rts., and élarrifons ; whxchdxe could not h€w<~:dmne,A hadthey not had

them gandifthcy had v:hc:.m, t+h<':~n wen“: theymt dufiimte of a11me,aw;sA
ca§«'rcr£’1%£9cax1.ce.A= But‘a~mo{’cfmV11:m~d u,ndt:ny»ab.1<i' tefiimeny both of theairfl
Rzengrh and numbcr wasthat h;uge huff ofVC_hriPcians, which Jalim H
bmught agaiggfi the Pcrfianr. I fay, of C/art:/fmm : For when %Iov£z ¢£Am%)

(a%f”i:¢:r the A pé3£ta=te was fléain with a,I’~t:rfia:I;1 dart) was by thc:H_mft qhmé
{Jan Empewur, mad h2vd;te£t£ficc:L k3mpé:‘-M1137 , ‘I’/mt  Ewing 4 Ck%r{/iiam,

Lmauld wt in  mfifac mfkw ram» /aim»/m‘ ¢%«W¢<rmmmt¢  maM4pmf?¢fl?Mgw

 5 0*mmt::4M:é« wmVcamfi*fl;5I3fitz@t;f¢'% s-31?’? C/ar‘1§.@iana%& 3‘ mymyall.

‘m€b:nn2A:AAhmiw A wmwm that km lnmwdfibzifiimm Sg¢mn; ~Hsfi.%  

     

 

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‘kg,’ [,zc/arjflggawjfifim) mm aarmafsxnt ; Miter :¢q¢%de&ea,‘n:c pafl'¢£m rafifignv;  %

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- mzitlzzer mzaji mm may r-efl/3. ‘And that Améreflf held thisnot onely t0 be
>1:17i3‘w:Iut)I, but the duty eveniofa.11p::%rfons whatibever (M waft aqfiui/My
gcclefiaflim/1) unto their 1a%wfu11%Soveraign%; appeareth by his high
and afi-‘c:Rionate%cAom1nen%dVation ofthe paoples bcbaviaur towards their
wicked Empzirour V¢zlmrinikm,wh%eVII hC'%Wou1d have had them tmtrome
out oftheir Churches, and have Inf: them to xfrrianx; His words are
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nm!6:)witb fm/9 weapon: .4: are lmrffiz/7,220: wit/9S/wield: and Swo rd;,£=m
with pmycrmnd tmrw ta God. And to prevent us from limitting his

fwords meerly unto Monkesand Cléirgy-men, (yet they arefamaf the A

C/mrc/9 no more than Laicks) he exprefllely notes the vxuiverfality of
the Apoflzles command,Li’t tvcvgyféaul Iéefuéjefi‘, Rom. I 3; I . and faith,
flui cwmmr exc£pera,camzmr dccipar: _; He that gee: «boat ta exmpt any,
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mimm inbamimxpioy  .Euangalznm Filii Dci crndelitergrafario am» 5

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to rage smell] xzgazinfl rbcgadly, mm! the Gag/fie! oft/are Senna afG'a¢l, it is %

lmvfull to pray, that either their mind may ée c/atmged, or rbeirflrmgtb
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to fiaperiare: :2 Dear conflimfo: 1zwIice.r,fl'd Dew mtianem fvmt reddimfig
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mm mm; malt“ Principe: fzwrint, fieditiomna; mart r¢éel1ianem‘axc*£tara;
fed a.m:£m'm interpallqndm cf} Dam, in mjm mmmm Kcgum carda-
fz¢m*,u1' fiziritu fun illufiret eagqm rcflé ad Defiglariam, glmlia % EWFAIAI-¥*
ditayttantur. If Prizecex film/I do at/aerwgf/3* t/am their duty dark require,
the} Im-e wt jmdggxplaccdaver técm éy God in tin} world, but ,/lull! /wrcn-A
after render an mvaxtiat zmfa God, who with rafirwdtbairjudgmeflt mitt

A himfllfalane. But it air .4 mrfid aélfirfnbjeffxc A/aawAw£cl(edfiv4-wt pm.

17:: gégro flir upfisditian and re6c17£an;éut God,in inbofe ljanng  heart;
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zffieamra r/aeglary of God.  A A   A  ‘ A ;: A “ = ‘ A

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Thus,RMder,I have fE:t%4befor’c3 thee thofe I'(”.‘I-1‘1€d1es whighfifiods Ward

hath dec1a;ed,A and the praé’dcedofC‘3ods children hath approved t:oAbe A A
lawfullfar Sub)’ 2&5 to ufe agamfi unjufi, cmell, and opprefiing Sow‘-d

mi nes.“A Murmurs not thouagai_nQcGod,becau{e he hath refcrvcd unto
hidmdfelf only the power of rf:{tra1n1ng the Prince. 1: it not Alnwfull for
Gad to do what he will with but arm .? .21/_I‘aztt/9.20.1 5, Wilt thou fay, wthat
Ga;>dhath mt provided for the fatety efhis Church,and people, bszcaufe
he hath not madq thee a judge and punifher of shy Soveraigne‘? Art

thou able: to fearch into the ALords I way”esAP or canfiz drhoumdiregft the
Lord P Sbowldit 61: m:cVordirzg to thy Vmimdfait/9 Job 3 , W/aA:a:¢ddbe give: gm?-A
V flmfl}, WI” Wm  make tzfqulila hmd n=b_w /as kideth /aisfatce, wd/oar/am
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A AThcaugh I intended onely thu fatisfacftioxu of thy Confcience, which A
can admit ofne othcr rule then the Word afGad.. For,LrxdDe1'fl2l:z ole» «
tiger; confciantiam Iaaminzéc. E: ipfle lege: /mmzzme, qua: fvmt lagqx dlaomi-ad.

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A A Firlhl-by that part of the Oath of Allegiance which his ufed in every
Leer, T/mt jam [M/15: try: and faithful! to am’ Swcmigm Lord K.
Cherie: and him lm'Ar.s',which fhewes the difcent. A I A ‘A l * h

A Secondly, hecaufe we do ourlegeance to the King in his naturall ca«‘

pacity, and therefore he holds the Kingdome in His naturall capacity;

that :3‘, as He is Charles the for) end heire apparent of King James elf’
hleffedA memory. For legeance or homage cannot bedone to the King

A in His pelitique capacity,fo: fo the bbdfi ofthe“Kizngisi11vifible,§ Cake.‘

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Thirdly, in the cafe fiforefaid, it is exprefly affirmed, theft the King

hold: the Kingdom ofEngl.<md by birt}:-ri‘g/qt inhermt by defeentfrom the

bland-Rqyall. Ar-xd haw infepara ble this right is frbrri the am in ifilzaod,

you may fee in Ha-my the 4. ‘when though he was alfa Aof the B1«-:.»od-my- A
A allfind had the Crowfl refigned unto him from Richard the 2. and cam-

firmed by Aft of Parliamem: ; yet /9:? nfiver rm; infarct} of himfilfi, mr
land or enjaytd any profit and quiatm-jfe efit/oer in fminde or 604'} 5 and on
his death-bed he ac.knowlcdgedl.he had no right thereu11to,prayiggAGod

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ni.nth.yeereAofHis mgxael Spml.l.9.c. 16. yet divers Awere attaint;eeIof

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King. Befideis we knoW_..t‘hat upon the death ef the King, His Succel?»-he.)
{cm is £fartAhwith proclaimed, which lhewes, that the King . hathlhis

Kingdem by defcent,:md: llxaies not to be made King by {the people athis A

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u[c‘;~:.«.-,he 1n€gl}t eafily anfwer himfelFe.Fg>r it is not barely Jim:-,a‘ King;
but Rex/9»z]u!’??¢'0&11,{u{:§1 a King; eezneamng a. King whom: gevemment is‘
1neex"elyA po11t:que. But A the government of ‘England is not meerely

politiqufl, (-Whfi-F'C M if1rantiane.of't/aepeaplme 13:‘ flaefirfl limlyt/sing) nor.

'meere1y»rLegalIgafnv/acre Pn'm_'eA;p%:lekzfixre 23° :2 Law) but Vmixt; part-
flly raga./!,p;ozr:Zy paliriqmr; as he faith prefently after; A Regwm flnglzle,

" ax Brmi camitiwfz Trojanommjn Domimkam palitimm 2?’ regazle prora-

pit=.;eT ICingdem,of._E.z7gIaend we of Brutus Ioév retinm of the Trajmzr,
fipae/zeggieayee -zm .,e»pe1xt1quz*annregaI1% mnmintrm. Andein the 9. cap.
.I{ex_Anglice:p2'im:;§p»ztm, nedam rogaI1£,Afl:-d we P%olit£c‘a, firm papulo dame-
narzaf; I‘b‘e 1CingfeofEngyjlagdgawernctb His people it] Dominion, not
much: r2gell,but~alfn pnlittlquet ' A ~e e A    4     e   AA   

A AA *};Io.we1z:1sr_egal},and how pohtxque, dedm plainly‘ appeare b y what
hath been before {poi<en:A.For in regard all powerand authorityisfrom,
1-1§Am,~andeeHeAhAoIdsHisVeKingdwom,e andfheerewithalle His power freom
God ‘one1y51t% muftfrieecls UL'f”‘t‘hat ‘His “gov” cn:fi:m"Emte“i5 ~ rrgdlif e_;;IAnde in re-
gard He is tied to the eovbfervance of the eLawes of His Kingdome,

(Awhe reby Patcfld»: regia [age politiaé co/a£é2°t1¢r,Fort6’/:c§9. the power re»-

A géz/Z;.z2r reflrfliflfcaf 6} e glmav poliriqftc). Fir mufc « neeeis follow that this go-
v'crrnment¢e1s palmqm; A Sothat m reference to H13 pa war, He 13 It regazfl

K£éig;in reference to I-Iisedmy He is an paliriqm Kin . ‘W

 The cabjeftiou thercfere being groundcfiupon 17am-flg'ne.r wwordse ofa

King»dC3ffl’CW¢C¢’7'{] epalitiqm,_deues nor, conceme our kingdom. Mg;

 A:.nd;tr1ie1}%1vetK.J,aS litqxl  purpeféA: edezsfbme alledge thofl: xvofds of rev7e-- e

rend anAd l%Vearfl€dDe”o5h;>f. EiJfi7‘fl,.G/Jfaiflffléjflff.  Antic/yrifl. Rd; pug.

M &.:z.79;23;mo~.A Fobialbeiet h%eA;adx1ii1,s, that in Setatea nfieerlj palitiqm, (fuches
areGé:rnMn},tI'aee~Z;aw~mwztri:Lr,S’witz:.er1anJ, Poland, gwhere % the Pr in cc: H

eo'a:;.A.C‘a~c>verr1ouArAAigchofen”geede «limited by 4 Dyer, Senate; or the Vatcs of
the people) the N 0515; and: Common: ma/(cA7*AejZ_/inn¢::;A 2;; ‘%p;%:f¢z;gzttAe%’tbe

_fazmdé1ti0fl,fr€ea’bm,.sz2adfarm«geevfiilac‘§r‘.Caafirzman~wéalz'bywhit];t/j%yfore-  

A A P9”A‘5*1'~?5'7‘3»1e?*?€@??¢¢TI10e?]A‘J‘5r/3 6 M  ‘ 4 Iffitg  ymwhefré doth he fay,

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King wasiirnittcd t§»condition§ P_ No, his pfcférfimgi the. Royauy of
Qcen Elzzabct/9 '(1:n»;whQfc I:(:‘1g1'1E."i‘1C wrote) befmre thiatof the=.Em-
pemur of Gurmmzy,de-Clarcs hxs judgement ta be othcrwife; The ‘G-‘er...

mam Ernpmmr (faith he) x3*elc5Z'¢d,and/313' power abated by the Liécrtiex
and Prcro‘gmz'.*z/e.r of /213' Princmii that owe not many _fi:rw'ce.r5A : and tbqfir
cm2a’irz’arm/J, mm mama of cflinglarm mbzritetb arm bat!) one arm
the fame rz;:,;i;:’*cA_s:a1a2r 9HLiLi1)2r fubjms he then grznbles cs; utters.
Iidfimi. pa,f.ag?f_- .27 7 - S0 in anotim.‘ place 3 T/My who cbaafé om’ Gowrrzazar,
Imve 2/aefizme ri 19:‘ to c'boc2f9A1> amatéwr if be [ac xmfir : whit/:2 :55 2m2*Al9z'72g to

_P?"iB.fl(a't$’.fi1-‘5aV;’:’t'Al-7E';J.’7”iI‘,?¢0?" rofizlajeéfx that are aéfblinég éomzd no i olaeym in _

this Ri6¢?[?.'r?:$‘ afEngZamd,d:¢‘d_/came at/é."m;/'93} lat. pag. 275 .
   ‘ i i’; " i 7 Apdmarbar 0'£~jc~f?i0n.i - i _
ii He who is Lmcierithiie Law,‘ may be called to zacczourxtfbr his afiiona.

but the king is under the Law, Bméim, ifi>l.5i%. £1. Ipflrflex dam»: ejfe fa!»

D 6‘0,@" f #17 L¢g6’,¢]?¢i««*£ Le.x~fac£;1{egem. The King himfelf ought to be I
tinder {3od,aud undcr the LA'.uv,b«:r:r:aufc:= the La w’ makes the Kiing..

7 We mufk here callto imimci, timt them is a twofold power inthe
Law,/EI dircfiing power,rmd zz corrjeffizag power.

A i A‘ ri refp<2é’c ofthe former,the:Kmg is under the: Law, rim: 2'5: taps}, the‘

L"aw, is the linband%r‘u:1eiwil1a;=Arc:AbyAt hi? will ofAtheA Kiingisiiguided and Ad_(--'

A_”rec'%cVdi’;" find inthis fenfei iiB’raz&7a2-Hpakéii ‘i?i»I*1:irefpeé‘t o{’the1!a!tter,ii xhm"

King is not under the Law. For how can we poiiibly conceivcgthat he
who give-th life to the Law, flwuld by the Law offer Forccunto him-
felfcgand comipeli himfelfe  A AA    i A A ‘ A A A A " “
 i He that isuinidier tlie former pawn onexy, isaccountable to Gad one;
157 Farihis a6tim1isi;AiaAsAtihe King» Bum he that is under both pawers 9%

the I;aW,_ is accountable‘? bathito Gad and the La w : as is evei‘yAAi.Sui)~iA

 In-reipcfl ofithe farmer, the Law is the obj:-£2 and male oflufiice, and
ifo.AtiheA King is underthic La w 3 In riefpcéi of'the1a:tter, the Law is the Aim-
flfflmcfit oflu ice, ar1d‘fo,Arhc Kipgis not under the Law ;A butthe Law;
is a. mieam ferving the King t‘0ig@‘veifinei his people-“A” <   ; ii i

T A Takeian ergaznple, A rmn: wholguid is and cl‘ Ae€Es‘“hiAsAma&er; asA:her

is gguideag is fupr:riour to his mafiér’ ; but canfider himasian inflzrumen Vti
‘andifervant um) his 1mfi%er,iiand thmngh he be ifineverffo wxfeandupi-A
‘iright,yeth1smafierrsabwve hm»   “  V» A    

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   And~ias;ihc3‘.Lax=v1s‘1"aidtiiol be at-me the King,fra i:he»irms rm,‘

His Counce_limay‘a1fo-be {aid tgbe above him, Atlgat‘ia, yin rc:fpe&Athey_ A

F A 3 A A guide,

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A guide,di%ref?f,A?$and%adVi«f¢ the Kingintlge govcrnmg of hlspeaple. _ Fm

+fafairh,El;%t4,%l;‘§1943- I 7-% d¢"1“/15¢: f“9flA5’ K53? 9456* £1? p¢g#laé,A?eg;¢nd,§ 4
fupariomg, ;_Le"gemperVqt£4m faéfm  Ctgfzamfuam, 1J‘m’é’1tc‘é’t, Cu-
mamw-.A?BAarpAm. W275; Mag ; 4t19fwpm~0!§rr~ "1 tlwgmrmng of mi: pm-
pze,:im few, téygvhieh «Hc:is.%xnad_c:-,and H18 Cwunccll orfiourt, tovwitl
thflVE&r,At-.'Sm71;4 . avronsu ’ %  T A A A 1 - A »  . %
A % But‘? ybu will tell £116, that Brafian plactfth morfithénadircifigg [59-; 
AW, in His Court of Earles and Barons : Fm: h<:*faAith, fal.g4. rt; Rm:
fisperiarem lJzz£vet_.fc'i1icet Dmm-_ ; Item Legemper qzmm faifllifi  1€c.z.f%:%
Item wiriam fmzm, m'2:.. NC*’omzte.r'c§v~ Bcarame: 5 qr/ma Co.,y2iré.r% di¢‘gf3t:;r’
qmzfifacii Raga}, @-  /a;a,ézet c_7ctpz1;r¢ /méet w;:gr:»;rg{/z‘;‘‘z¢m .:  idaofi Rm; ..
fmritflwfrwnb, ix. flue Luge, deévrzt at frcermm ?~e*po2v1c“r'4e ; ‘T/fifi Km
[mt/2 at _/I'4pcriaz¢r,to wit, (Eula : Alfb t/ae Lmz2,é} w/am’: /9:2’ :45‘ nfzzd: at King,
Ifaiégzvzg/’le H12: C0fi£7ff,fl.$17?¢6[] the Eagle; mm’ Baron: ;% 15mm;/‘er/ac. zgmgzg; J
are m1?ed:wit were:/ac %K£;ag: Compamfany ; and /73 that /mt}: :2 ~ Cmipmr.-A %
ion,/mt}: 4 /74-azflar : rind t/Jargfare if the .l(i¢zg » fliva/Z /we xvi:/amt :2 éridlcg 
that zisgwitbaut the Lmngtlae} ought to bridle  again. % __Aud accordix'ng~
ly ‘we read, that the Barons l_mre takcnup.arm::sAaga‘inPc unjufl: and *
tyrannous Kings, as agaiufc Kxng IalmA, Henr} tlxethird, .E(2.’war6{thB 
f::ccmd,and others. Thmreforc the KiAngsgreat[Comrt cf Barons havci_h1g_
fo acarreffing or cc2¢rCiV'€¢P0??’”‘-A A A V  A

 W-.,¢e,-; _ Fjyfhthggt Ziraélan doth not in  plat: dc.-:1iver  
judgment’,-~but the affertzon and phanfy offome other man, un_vvox-thy
his naming ; as appcares by the xntrodurfihon unto the words, Scdalic-are V
paxarit qmlsr, But form: we may fig, cfivc, And probably It was thcdoe- A

“ Chine whichthc: ~Barons and their afliaciates infu{edxntc;i the mihiié of-

the vulgar to uphold their com1notions%againfi Kin ' Iabnganwd Hmmhg

’ thiArd,V:fT %%NW%¢3r%%much:un%1i%k¢r tli1at_of Vffuéert Arc}1~B1,~%opof MC dntcrénmr-1;

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that the Englifl: Cram: wax: mtcrly arbitrary and cflcfiiw at ‘At/ac pg-aplggr A
deflation, ‘[2] 15/90 prafident «of Spml. Spe:A;*d%.l 9; CL.8. n.5'..%. Q: like thglt~ of
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who tA0b3iD1E %Ki.n§:.' Ir:/wfrazn workirgg the ruins of :9: Kingdom  offi

my-er. ; 4_f]E.-rem, pom-rm Beale/i¢ Azzglicagfng g/adiaznumriali niaéigé A '

 fixmari pa ”; /Mt 4:1?/9:;a.fg'ptt1‘¢*atrcmz‘/]ia$axaffiazxx% »9£jZzanlH§f3€“5
%p0n‘5im«$i{W;:v1Daufc (inganiflg the ;B,a.m;1s.imi:rrc&ionagainft «H635;

the third ) won um‘a*Vtb: death; afifrming,  that tbt put: of the‘ C'};nr;-bqf A %

England coi¢ldm"wrA 5eVe'f}.Aabli/5:51 ‘mix/youth Vtlrw —»iate%rirIll fw%arc1.’;A S.éc«t»'an'%

-yr trmélafamc ‘life? mid reign IA'Itr2r’y ‘At/ab‘ t/9z'7Vfd.% ,7. xfléfatb. Part};
A 2‘ VSecO%nd1y, Emfian is fan farre from afcribing any fuchfzaperiorizj un.A..

i torh::*Barcms, that he dirt:é"cly%avo11cheth the contrary. ])imr_/is pa-

taflaterfxb Kenny; _Cam£te: widelicet, lieéeri‘/90mi7¢éI,%c§~'c. T/_m?'e_.¢zre V ,

fa1th:.Aac:)d£v§rx powcf: Aunbzt the‘ King; -rqwir, Edrlfi, Freemm,@’~c,
 Raw :~z¢mAde£vat“afl'7cf:§b ba7m'm 3 The jKirsrg bimfémv V nug’gt.;1nt to 17¢
u'nn¢[man.AIib.I. c.8.fo1.%:5’;b. A A  A A ~ A A

Tiiirdly,Thcmgumcnth«:-rebraughtto “pmve the Barons fiapa-riarie A

ty, isV1at—%m:, xlmftfabfurd, and Tridiculcaus ; Aaltogether Adiflbnant to the
wifii4oA:ne;‘Alear121n;g3 and gr‘.-1'~ity'0f Brmfhm. For fhould Wee gram:
%what 33 beg’d, that /39 that /mt}: a compmzim bank 52 mafler .- yet whfire

' {hall we findc.=t11::%K1ngs cnmpanion 2' Tina Earle: mt: only 1:alI%¢”n tbaf 

‘King: companion: 5 my 1c3H§:, they ambut ca//cdas tt mere time King:
tampdniomr; it is nmftid, the are His compmions. And {uppofe
thay were fo zyvt how does itf{)110‘N, t/scrcfare they are HiH2¢afl:°r.$‘.
 ¢a3gkt to Zxrglilrz Him,  H: be witboma bridle ?AIAS there ma diflinw
&ion,%n~x;A;»dx,.Pr?2Ara;mcc%aAc all b.:twixt a companion and a mafier? rwhfat

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i   tf1<rirtrri<iWA up armes againfl Alfing 105~.,% Affcm

«:*t“h*t§%t%*iAird, cl A4,mL %I£*4fe%cOt3d, i?w¢‘1earchm7L1Ar Chronicles, we {hall
Afindc fngall t':nc?m11*:1gc:-xnm“1t to follow their ihjps. ‘

  

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alldatylbyaltief. Atld What was the fruit ? but 7320]} infalmt tarri-5 

at %q:-2mm~d:be A King, andaciam m:e'flkge.r,¢znd inventifig lie; an him;

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0 ‘ In bricfimoft bloody and L1r11*iatur:111warsbmkefortlmzjdét Law»?

VS.uj]2*x mare than 20000 men weft‘ fla.?.n.~;9 ; W here theliing hixnfe1f,md

%«hi5*{,3n%Prince Edwm-d,wcre taken prifeners‘ by his audacious Barons;
who now ‘t1‘}’LIfI1pI1€‘d in their defperatecourfcs. fl/Lrzrtyzz. /gi/1‘. pag, 7;.
3.; But beluoshtbehold Ixere {IliadfI1i1‘ab1|€CX§1I1’1p1.(:‘ Qf Djyi;1¢ jwufidice,‘
which ne.v.cr0 fufl7:rs*1nurde'r00 and tm:1fora‘t;=a _e{capc4unp1,1niIhed 30 ;Po;eIg-
«gm ingthf: very h‘eig11t of thei:‘in(u}em:ics,when theytheught thcmfitlx/es
muff f<sci%ure,0 Ahaving both King and Kingdom ipthyc-;*1'r poffeflion, A therapy
ba:pn%ed;,a Agrmt difcord betwixt the‘Ea;1<;js of Leyce_/3427 andqf GV’lo./f‘efla;F,' ,
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 0Bar<>r1s andlmightss md%f9difcomfited thus: whole Army;  th1?.¥13¢¥

were never able to make headiaaaaine 
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ATM King thus frced and obeyed, Fqrthwith calls a Parliamexarfg
%whcre-in the Aéts made: in tbfi man agaamament at Oxford (for forit is

A called to this day)? were publiquely da1nned_,cance11ed,a13d tnade vaid;
% He forgave moft of the Rebellsg Tet lrfi H23”jt«zffice amipawer mig/2t

[Ia wmlaf*«zfi’er in 19:} mercy ;flramc* few be pxmzi/éad M5] [ma/Z firm, farm 17}
bamiflmamn‘. Oucly With the City ofLomz’m, he was exceedingly in-

' cenfed,and refolvedto burneit ta: th{“g'i'0L1nd; but upon the Londonrrx j

fflémiflarw on their /(near, mzdconfijfian sf their yeeldizzg up % their lmédx,

t/acirgaods mm’ their liver, ta‘g:t/:7.9r% with the whale _Cz'z‘} to the ICz'ng:A

grace andmercy;/acy wc°r: ( jthe mm‘£aztim¢ of the Prince) received imm

frzwzzr, and he anal} tvolgey‘ t/arm oz fine of I 000 mar/gs, ma’ reflorcd %

rtlmm ta all t/aair liécrtics madcufiamex. Martyn. hiPc.pag.7 5 . After tlazér
‘time JCi;¢gdamflamr£j7aed,a2nd my the aérimrs an H i: fumre reign were cxrzfi’
griaxmcir of di/Icipliner amdpolicj, flailing the State, mm’ making excellent
Lame: ta_ t/Jcjo} ofhz}s_fz£l7je£}:,pmdla:2r awnglary _; fin trim! He deferwdlj
were t7aef}z'Ze of Qijnlanng 31 ufitin, mm’ the laigb title af fly; Qfirnmnzg
nvlimrer mm the fiubjertinrt arm mlxarnmip of the wearer. The
tr0u:bIr:{o1nclii?e and reign of Hamy the third. pag.I4. ‘ r
In JG;-.zg Edward tbcficonds rimc,‘T/7£B.ctram om‘ c;y‘/mtrcd ta térehrge
laomrrrx réeflowrd :9} the King on zlartwp Spemcrr, rrnfl-d rzflrwzg Arm],

_ frrintxa tkw  Mfiddf I/at vtmdflé? af mama Earleof

?.Lmmvfier, forgetting that madrmlfiwlly they fought rzgainfl tbéir Sow»
rmigwe Lord : Mt 2‘/2: Ifmg met tbcmiat Burraugb-bridge in Turk-jlzire,
arverrrarcw thcmflndflew mam] aft/ac‘ Barons, am! tbcwfanrd: of their ads
imrmu, tank the Barley of Lamcnf}cVr,' Ha'rcf'ar4d,%J ml mm} other Lard;
pri/ivmrzr, apd afwrwards rrcmcfed ‘two and twenty of them ta Zofe their
mm im_/2°WrAl!}2"lm‘e: oft/azér Rrmlma, ta the great rzflmifémem ‘aft/J:
rcfZ,rzral¢erroMr oft/or wwlgar fart; .S’pred.1;9.<:. I 2.11.3 3,r3r.9,43.M4rt}r.

V ‘hifi.p;ag.96, 97. A

I rmight emaly enlarge my  in this point,&£hew,howthe dmadfrul
vengeance of God did alwayem purfue the mbelliomxs Barons, to the ut-
ter etxtiirpation mftthexn‘and‘thcir pofterity ; yea,’ of thoffl‘ who were

A muff premlemt agaix-We their Lord and Sm/eraignc : but becauic the Oh-

gafithis Church from the bcginnigg of the World, untill above arm-

a'r&inmA1mds rmrem furthrcrg and alfo becaufe Maflcr Speedin hialearnw
ad and ‘ incomparable Ht:/fury of ‘Gram Br‘imi”ne,',., .ha:t.h punétually and
}Jié1nuflyro=bfr:rmdthm farm, I fhallmferre ymu unm him Mr. %onVe.1y dcfiring
yfmur to"ta.ke intéa ccmfidcrntio11, Whether the manife§fCommandc1nent
mfGod,~t,hf: example about blefll-d Saviourgand the conftant obedience

% {and

    .(48)  *  
{and years after His PfaHion,bc rather ta be followed then fulichi Pepifh

it prefident$‘,f'uch hatefull and heiatlieniflm dcviccés, which the {on of "pep.

dition hath lately bro¢hied;%_ii:% «
. A A  ‘ A Dmbt. A _ V

But here a doubt may atife, what Brafian andflem flwuldi meanc,
when they fay ,Tke Law make: the Iflng.   % i AA % t l
 A _ ” l i V l Rag/blved.  i t i ~
M I anfwet, There are two fingular and excellent bmcfits which by
the LaW‘redound unto the King. The oncis, The Law doth declare
and puélifi iunmto the people the Kings right unto the Crown, {'0 that
they quietly and willingly recciveHim as their King, and fubmit unto
Him. The otlher is, The Law doth fupport andflrmgtlacn Him in His
Throne. I a both which rcfpcéls it may well be faid, That the Law.

make: the K ing ; and fo my Lord Cock fpake right, when he told King
1dme;,'I/mt x‘/at Ltrzw/it the Crown upon H33‘ he of. '

A This is evidenced by the Aét of iPaWrliament, 1’ 143.5. I. where after: A

’t‘lelationthat sing ¢1,;Vzme.t wad lldeflranded 0f the bad} of the ma]? excellmtt
Ladjifliurgatrct aide}? dzmg/ate? of the muff rmawmd K ing Henry the

flmemth and ,,Q_;¢e:rz Elizabeth his wife cldcfl dafitg/star cf Edward the i ll
fcmrth ; It is thus concludtcl (not byway. of Authority, We dc; mmi-
" 14rztt,C07:fl£'tfitrc_,nzmzlordaifid Him to be our I<'ing, but) by way of humble V

V dgclayimn, Fame, :19: iLa»rn4l.é %.Sjpi£trVit1M!lsanid”Tempam/[mud t/2:‘ Gamma»: 

in Parlidmmt azjemlzlcd, beinghnunmm tberzuntoibntbbu the mines

fgf (E5913 am; man, do recognize xzndazchnawlecige (land tbcrclvj exprefl?
our xmjfigqz/Qzévlejajcx) T/mt iymnebiatlg upon the dzflalution and decwzfl
iaf_EZi-millet/a late flier» of.Ezzglomd, the Imperial! C rown af I/at Ruiz!»

af.E 2¢g1rmd,amd ofmll the I(i1f: gdamu, D ominiom umdrig/at.r bclangingto i

;b¢~j:;zmc, did by inherent tiittb tight ant: unnuubtenrutteftinn, dc-~

fcend nude:/me taymr mafl exec!/mt Majejf} M being linen/1], juflty; and i l

lflwffl/I] next nmdfalc la:i’m°.aft/at Hood Rdyaz/I aftblév Realm‘.

 The Oh jgecftions ibeing full y Lnfwercd, that I may avoid allnecdlefli:

1repetitionS,I fhalll leave these, Reader, to compare what hath bteh naw
tpmvéd, twirl; what hath been before dcliirercd out of the Scriptures;
and thou {halt cltarly finde, Ebat fljt iliing of cnénglann W liflflbfl
lining as the bcriptnm make mutton nf.   A t  ‘V

  ‘thud if it beifo, ‘how then casmll thouihtakci up armes againfl Him 9 If
{mHietb¢jwic:ked, What advantage Williit be to thee to be Wotllei? If He
ibrc‘~al<le HistOath, wilt than alfo breake thine PO13 canft thou fay, that

ithou fwcéareit Allcgtfance unto Him (in cbnditionttof His good beha-

viour P Deieé the Statute 25 Ed.3.. c. 3. d eclate it to he tteafon; onely ta
leavie War againfi a good, a t1itKing.? ‘Why then did not the Ptcatcée
Rants take up Atmes againft that bloody” idolatrous Qu_eene Mmrjtf
Why then is it treafon ta compaffe the deathtoi’ an Uiurper 0f the
Cxown P Dalt.227. Was neat Spencer banifhed fut affirming, T/Mt if
the K in g did not damézmie Iaz'm_/2=1_fc 5} rmfon, M the right aftlgt Crown,

H255 Liege: were évozzhd 5} Oat/9 to remove Him I? Smr..Ed. Lcalled Ext.”

limn Hugumfa dc Spmca*r.~~ My ; - t ‘ _
Oh I take heed of new coind diftinéfians .- take head of the Heights of
men. There is no wickedneife but hath found fome excufe; e

In that great infutreflion in Richard the feconds time,the Commune

had a fair pr€:ter1cE.TIaeirinrent wm‘ (as they faid) to aholiflr the Law of
zzi/Iazimz y : azndf.‘er'vitz¢de,azm{ to flay the corrupt IfIdg:.'Jf.AI]d they took an

Oath, wad Rcgi é’1Comm:mi12mfidrlitatamfirwarant ;Tobe true :0 it A

the King and Cummons it and that they would take nothing but what

they paid far : and they punifhed all theft with death : yet it}: the Pat1i- A

a1nentof5.Ri¢b.z.n.3,I . they were adjudged Traitors. t A
A Perkin Warbeckthat vi1‘eRebe1l,in his Proclamation ten the people";
ceuld tell t~hem,’.Tlmr at/aeKi;ag /mdpatt apart all we.£{-»difi2 cfld N alvlcx;/Mai
noncyinfavoztrcfivtruff about his perfi2n,a'mt Caitirzzcx and Villain: of birth: ”
 by frxlrtil irw:n;£am,4ndp£11ing oft/at peaplc,/Md bemtla: yprincipal
ifinda5*i}W,occ;iif:'orxer:, and Camtfillaurxiaftke mif-ml: and ,mifc/zicjé mm:
reigning in England. Ho: tell; them aftbcgrmt and rxecrable ojfience:
Jail} committedéy the K in; and half Ad/Jcrcntx, in brealgng the Liéer...
tie: and Frmzclaxj/1-x afmr.Mot/oer the hot} C/mrcéd-,to the big/a diff; Imfim:
afxllmigbty Gad: Bcfidu, afmm4ifaIdTrmflm:, aéamimzlalc murderx,
mm:-flmug/atcim, rolréeriex, cx'tortio1¢:, atlas’ daily pilling of the peoplcy by

he d:Vm:x,tazxe:,tnll:zge:, lvanwolevécw, andunlnwffi/1impofitiom, andgrig,

mm c.x'm5Z£an:. From all which grievances he ptomifes redreffe, ifthe A
people will joyn with him. Is not here a fair: fhew .? and yetthis was
a mule rebellion; Speed 1. 9 .c. 20. i

The Earls of'.N'arr/mméerlnnd 8£Wa/}merZ4md,in the reign of Chteerr    

.E1i2.mlveth,could In the ,Qgmn: name aammmxd the Caflntre} tofallow

them in arm; : fiamctimcx pretending I/aeficfitj c.j'ber./idajéflias Pcrfim in 4

danger (they faidjiéj trmfim: in working; and flamctime in mfI.y-“often-
M/éiencafbr r4.-{faring theirfirmer Religion. Ami in this male tbgr. lmfled

  iimiDurham Mia/fer, wbereiitlae} tare the Bizle (Ami Cammmwioirz Evoke,
tandfxzcb other thing: do? there mm-, fair}: Stow) 12'» great contempt, Ye’?

theie wetcmieerylkebclys and.Traitot§. .$‘p::d1,z.m4.   ;_  T
       2   ‘ : Where:

5o) 

AVWherefearc can name, {catch dzhgcmly AA1ntothe caufc, everything is A

mt as it fccms 541132: zxatgaldt/1/étgli/z‘6'r.r.   V . ' A A
A Rcflarmation is much fpakcn elf; plagm it is there: is an alteration.

Amnotall am: fixed Lawns turncd Aintp this one Law, Sal»: papmfi, A

Tbafkfigy oft/aaipeaplel .3 Are notlour Gmads, Lands, Liberties, feizecl

" A on, yezhand that Legally P7 To wit, Lege nectflimtia, 5:] At!» Law ofm-....
 cc/ficy 3 Is n,m‘EAd7ifobedienc<:* to the Commands oflour Prince term-

ed Loyaltie? Infinite are the evils whichthefe fad dil’cm<flionlshav¢A«l

  produced ; butl forbeargbecaufe they are fitter to be lamented thtrin

rehearfed. A A A A A
. Ifyet there remain cmefcruple unremovad concernxng the power of

Parliaments, I {hall .herein re:fAAer yquA.to aATra€l«of’ Sir FW.Raleigla_:, in-- A

titluled, The Preragatiw afPm~Z£ament:£n Englaxzi .6 and for thy ‘pre-
fent fatisfaflio-n {hall defirc thee to confidcr theIeAfoL1ré things. ll  M A A
 Firllc, all agree, That the Parliament is as one Beefy’, and the Head 0
th§sBody is the King. 30 Djerfsvl. 60. a. CH): Parliament (faith he)

cmfifl: oft/area part: : to wit, afribe Ifing, the c/aie 6’ Head ; and of the A
Lmrdgtlre c/aiajfie amdpr£nc'£p¢zI!/Mcméer:ofthc Body 5% and ofwe Chm-A

mom, I<'m'gIat;,l Citi-zzenx, m¢::1BMrgej]2~.r, t/ac Ainfariaztr Zldaméerx : and
t/acf: makg the Z} odie aftlae Parliament. Vt igitur in natwraliéza, mpitcr
afrrrrmcazzoirczfidzmm MM4 cm~pzw,_/‘ad trmézwm appellamm .- /56 @v in politiw

cz3.¢‘,j£nclWc;gp£t_: a%qAmAmu22£t¢£%nwllateaqilx carpelgvatpgrf or’te{c.c~. 1 3.  there-A l
Fore in t.11i1*1gsA. naturall;,Wh»m the head ii cm.~:A aaff} we call%%ln&itAAth¢l rcfiduc

aebodylbut Mkump ur {lock : fo lilwwifclin things politick, d Comma-ml
mALm%a1tyVwitheaut a head ism rm Wnfzi corporate. A A AA

f A I SecAcmdly,the Oétth ofAl1c-geance does equally bind a memlacr ofthc A

Parli:1ment,aslhim who is not caftlue Parliament. A AA A A
 Thirdly,whatV power they havegxs dmvecl un7tc:~2 them   by their Writ,
byA_wl1i¢h the Kmg calleth tl:2czm to P arlzament. Naw the ‘Wtiflruns,Ad

xmffandzzml c:":xA~ AcQ;nfu1andwm,To treat andl advife.Ahd flhould any excecd A

their Cormriiffion?

 :; I*:;>u~rthlya11d laftly,Am Bill, thczmgh it be paffed amid. lconl"en»tled Auntg AA
hy..i~.fll1gl:zcr Lordsai+1dAACon111}m1s111 Parliammixfi, can mrAoughtA ts: bcfaklen 4!‘
man A€éIAm: A*()x*;;llz1'aAr1lce, W1thpu=titre<“:civcl1fc frcim the R;oyalll'Affmt,wl

3<3Ar:H. 8.0.2 1.; ~A Crmpr. Im*.aflCd;¢rt:,fall.8.5. A Cammww. ms
cu No: is »ittrAuc which {me dam pAt:evi£l:alyg”ather_ out ef .tl-1q_KingsA

A Le R0] aalvifirw; t£xe‘King wiflfie advtfi.'*d; that. therefore  ' 
King~hm:%hrm»:po War toAA d7iflentA ,:il.A  .pa§a;tive:voi»g:c ,in"pa1°filngle£Bills,l

For, as Lamkert n0;~a$5itA:z7£A tbrAApI2.rafE'A W  Aofflaalr RIJIIW
  A  ;;,:L"  “ A - " A A A AA AAA do:

(st)

doe ufé to new Vtyein: await to any Ac‘? rlmtlmtb paged the Lord} mm V
Common: in Parliament. Lamb.Arcb.paz,g.I54..tAndeSmitl2iéid1faith,AA
Tho]? B 5!: “ta w/Jic/J tla.».°I{'ing rim: a:nfweretl.J,zzr%e”Mca:mtea’ utferlgg nafi); A
mean nfnoma Effect. But if Ho/Iinjzwde may have credit, 0ur Kings

heretofore were not fo com plementall ; when they mid them in dczrwnc

right tcrmes, 1l~nep1az7/E, T1917: doe: not pleaajé M. Hoflinjh Val:.1.f¢. 180, ~

Iffeigb mad can/ider tlaefl: thingy. _
  mm cmtcimaz. A A A

Thou feefi, R6"tt6!€7”)th€' Lttxlawfulnefle of taking up Armrest againfli thy V

Sotreraiane proveé, the Objerftioms and Evafions anfwered,»a1lDaubts
refedve , and even the Ieafi fcrup1es'( which I cezuld poflibiy imagine)
removed. Oh 1 then return unto the Larchexbey his v«.:>yce,wa1l< mecca‘-
ding to his rule. Thou art now called;-md the Lord knows whether c-M
Net thou {halt have :2 fccond fummcms. ” A A

A And let me ferioufly ask you,you I meme who are mutated Reform»-
iwg jldirzijferx, Whofe lip; frfvmldkgep knowledge, Ma}. 2.. 7. How dare
yaitin thedrteadfull pr€“ft’:I'1Ct3 of the Almighty God, tbefore the face of
his Coxtgregatimt, Efpealt at wiflon afjwzr owm Insert, and not am of the
mwtlrz aftlae Lard ?1ee'.23 .1 6. How dare you by wrefting the Scrip-«A
tures Pair men up to rebellion P in fiend of Faith, teaching Faétimt; in;
fieadwtttvtmfi D.uty,Di{obedieznce ;the'r:¥ which there isnothirrg mere Qdiaus
in the fight at God; and yet by you nothing mere frequently preache&

7 unto the pecaple. A

  *'Tis1’ttange that Gods Church can be no way: preferved, the Subjefts

- Liberty no weyes maintained, but by flntWho ever heard, Ltxeale-flefrom

a Papifi, that thee way to Hewett was through Hell 2‘ Shall we den’ em?/Z
tlMt_g0A0J may come ?Rom:3-t8.t A 4 V A A .4 g   
A You c'emAp’*1aiTne(and perhaps juitly) ofcourt-flattercrs,fot crying up
Monarch} beyond all reafon ;’but do you not in the meane whtletcty it
down and vilify it without all ccmfceience 2* For thouggh God hath not

iri his Word reftrained a1lNations untm one kideof Gov ermnent», and A

fiitmtfbrc‘ any forme effiovemment is 18W'fi.111»;yCt without daubt"Ma~

-7m3‘fi‘Ia)'iSt0 be prcferredbefereAallteothcr. The beftthat can be faid ef %

ethei;formcs,is,that theyware nottcpugnant w Gods wordmof rt: 17' eétcd At
b?yt‘God Want .21/_/qnarc/9] is agreeable to Gods word, ‘ and approvcdby
Gad. a.aAav/Mm King: _.;t but We never read, that hewtdaincd Hvgw s
Mogrpx, or anlwadlefle multitude to rule a Statem (30®Apt:t:up1c were A f M

alwtyts governed ha, Manarcby : it is mofi; honourable, moft likeungy 
to _t_he.Divine $qvcrmnent,qnd_ ghereforfi, Elgc bcfcg gnthgit (tfafithe CJMA-i A 7 A

3 $233:

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omfievanlitat. Idol.) nature cmfi’ Ate:/a : the Bees: /55¢/:Aane I(i:ig, tiger

fiackmie Catptafint, gmdtbel/uerd one leader. Mon4rckJy 1"{1{gh“ po[%,;m,,%ll

Syntag. Thea1.1ib.7.c.: 9 ,) 13.: to Ice prefirrcd lvéfw vrlaer male: orfarme:

. ofGow;rnment,£n-canzfe it :2: mafi‘ m¢cimt,mafl cammm;/ac finref} tadejimd

juflz'ce°,mofl pmc‘mHe,in the manner lafga’vcmin_g1r/as éaj} avid am!
the ma]? lafling. It would be: tedious Atu reckon up tiwli: N ations which
have embraced it ; or cite the Awards of tholé man 0? learning and wife-
domc who have approved it;AAs,Bafi1.fl»1ag.£n P_/}1l.4.4.Am£vra:, Hex-
m7:.l.6.c.zI. Angufl. 1.5.614: C'i'z2it_. De£.c'.I. Hieron. I. 1 .epifl.4.. Homer,
Ili;zd;l .1. Heradat.l.§ .Plazto in Palitz'c,. Ariflor./.x¢Zt. /Hemp/9__yfi Xmap/5.
in Cjrop. Plumrcb. A decrmt. Regzii. Em-ralm ole tmébat. dc Regim. Ci.
1-m':.n.1o. Luna»; 1. I . c'r- 2. Aquimu lié. dc Prirzcip. Ergzfm. dc inflitm.
Princ£p.Ex¢_/74619. £74 Er/oic.q;mfl.I’ra:m. 3 . AA % A l V '

In your Writings,you oft:-u pxAc1Te upon others (I would to God you
your {elves did put it in prafiac ) that {7} our Saviour: wile’. Matth. 5‘.
39,4o,4.x. We _/éozzld remit of our régbt and fiabmit to wrung, {fitwi/J
tend to the promotving of agreater and mawgenerml good; or the pram”
panting afzz grmtar and more gepxczf;-z/2" aw"/2’. Nowulwhat is, Al or canbc pg
grearergaacgthen the gloryfying of G.;:d,& prcfervarion of our Souls by

the conflant following of His ward  W:-Jan is at more general/1 good than .
the advancement cnf Chrifl his Churc§g1,by takizwgjayfm/1} the jfiojlingpof
our goad:,He!2. I  34., ;Chec~:rfully the lam: ofuur Liberty, and patient- A W

1yl(1fGodllfo require) thelaying down i)f"lourlilvesforjthe Truth, ac-
cording to the furc examples efthe Holy ProphrA':ts,the blcfled Apofllcs;

— and moi} glorious Ivlurtycusin all ages 2'

w u And as itltendsto azgrmtcr and mom geriem/lgaad, {o it prevents’ 47

greater and marcgem»~mllez2i1.l For befides the ruming mfhuzudred thou» V

lands in their el’cates,your maw Dcflrinc 0f.Dc:fis':1fi'Ue Arm::,ha;h cm;

V fed the Ehcdding ofmorc true Chr1'fl:ianA blood in the {pace of one day, A

ghcnQgeenjktarjcx-perfecution did in allhe1_: reigne ; Na_v,A more than A
many of the ten crucrll perfecutmns In the Pmmitxvc-: Chuzch. Wu, Wu, w

gbe unto you,yc Prophcts, who dmbedwit/2 mmmpe-red mortcafi uféeing
vanity ; anddivining lies unto the people, fiszying, ‘I’/my fat’:/9 t/J:.uL0ral
G-'a2{,wh4.-n tloe Lordlmtla nqtjpaken. E::.e/Q2248. 1 A  A A 1% 
W llllfyou are /3'11: from God, ~~Why do yam nmt trgm Ila: ptoplefrom t/Jeilueii

 milnm}; Ier.2.3..2.I,22-Why do you not condcmne the reigxaling vices,
  ofthefc times? Pride,Ambition,Envy,l-Iatrcd, Vncharitablenemr, Dill-
Acontent,Murmuring, Blmodfhcdding, Dlflmyalty, Perjury, The: {L-3‘U'.!d1"‘ 7

ll Alizingof §§od$(34_l1%u1:cb, and ripping up heruuvery bowels, Afiornfingblé
ll  A V A A  A A   _ A A  pug, A

l w

V A (53)   
Lyi'ng,Sacril<:dge, Blafphemy, Rayling, Curfings, Slanderingsx Revl-
lingsyforcing ofmens Confziences, Contempt of Supiours, Difl'emb-

1ing‘,Treachery,,Covenant-breaking3Tyhe prophanation off.3ods Sacred
Word in idle chattingsiand table:-talke, The renewing of old I-lerefies,
“and the railing of all manner ofSchyfmes.Is this the way to have Pmca V
and Tmth together, by {offering fuch crying fins t:o;be nourifhed, and

go unreprovedP Is this theeway to a Therm-Refilrmatian .9

Why do you flatter your Difciples with the titles of Saints, Children
of God,EleEt,Holy ii;~B‘rethren,and the like,when your Confciences, (if
they be not feared) mull needs tellyou they arenot f:1ch,y Io long as

_ they live in that horrid and execrable finne of Rebellion.

A finne doel fay P nay, Rebellion is the fumme of-all fins, for it is

A alwayes accompanied with Murder,Adult€1'y ,Forn'1cation,Theft, Cur-

[ing,S wcaring,Lc:ofenefl"e of life;Drunkennefl”e,Crue1ty,Vain—boafting,
yldlenellefind all manner of wickedneffe whatfoever. ’

Why do you call that Gods caufe, which Gods Wordwill not war. ‘
tint E’ rememherthe W0: which the Prophet Jfoziala, Chap.5.2o. lpro-- A

nounceth unto them that will evillgaodytndgoodevi/1, t/mtput d¢zrl(m*jfc
for lig/ait,amd light for darknejfe, that pm bitter for fweat, amdfwcctfar

ii éirwr. And sa/mm tells you, He r/aatfairlp wztavt/ac wicked, Thou art

ri‘g%.vtaau4,.l2im_/Zm‘/I the people cwl1rf:l,mtia‘t;.r _/714/Z ab/cor /:Iim,_ Prov .24. 24..

But unto thee,thou poor feduced foule, who hall been led awayowith
the ontfide holinefle, of theft: falfe prophets, and art now pricked in
thy Confcience, crying unto the Lord,0/9 flaw M1 Wjw mi‘: direfhd to
A-as-ptli} Smturax, Pfal. I 19.5 .Let me give thislexhortationylof Salomon:
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