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Thehreath of our Noflrills, the Aneinted of the Lord’ rm./it

taken its their pits, A afmham wefaia’, “under heirflmdew
nwejbzz/1 em among the Heathen. I

Ublique Calamities charge every man with a
rate of forrow proportionable unto the tenure
of his underfianding, put him upon a ferious
Enquiry of the Caufes and 'Coz.f.quences of
them, and exaéit from him adiligent ptovifion
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like the flcmd, is now .lifm! up above our Earth, and hath almoli

covered the highcsff Hzilx of our temporall felicity 5 could our for-
row {well as high as that, the fenfe of our prefent, and impen..
ding miferies would drowne us ; if we fearch into the Cemfei of

them, we {hall find thofe in our felves, [:oxtr_/z"hr1e:,] their fad’

fonfiqzeeneey are by fo much, the fuperabounding matter of out

i  jult feare, by how much they goe beyond our knowledge; nay,
. even conjeéicure, and all our power to prevent them : fuch is the

inundation of miferies now prevailing over the three King—-
domes: Would you fee the hmdofthefe drowning Cammfix ?
this Text willmalce the difcovery unto you, The hmz:/.2 of our
Nflrily, the Anointed ofrhe Lord was tezhm in their pier,’ of 132/liar,-*1
we /aid,‘ “Under /9155 /hezdaw We /Zuz/I live among the H€».t/93”: ~ «

The Words are the groundwork, and foundation, on which i

the Prophet flremitzh raifed the whole forrowfull lirué’cure of
his L.eme;mm'am, com pofed on the mournfull Obfequies, of the
belt ofthe Kings of fmlnh, fofiez/9, (hurried away by a violent and
(unto all but hirnfelf) untimely death) made a mourning Ordi-

_ immcefor I/heel, and enjoyned as the fignall expreflion of their
oygriefi and deep fenfe of the futu

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hflalamliciies would by hiszdeath befall them ; mz'.:zh’.r fins having
provoked God unto fo ipeedy execution o thofe Judgements
fzorrme-rly denounced againft them; that they might nL_')t longer
plead thePriviledges of their'Princes piety to reprieve their puv

nilhments, God removes this remam unto his jufiice (their good ‘

King  from them ; that he might hring upon themthe fier‘cem°j]?2
afhzlv great Wmth,,he plucks downe l‘.h€ll' hedge,amifmce, their de-
vout Prince from them, that he might rulh in upon them by un-

  expefted judgements to deliroy them : there lies not among all.

the files -of-facred Records an evidence of fo exemplary and
Princely piety, as King fofiah, LzZ@ mm him there mu no King
hefore him, that turned to the Lord with all his heart, and with all hzli
fora/e, llaz;m’"with~loz[1hz3' might, hcbordihg to all the Law ofMofes, mi-
th’It?}" azfiter h’mrzrafl: there :22} lihehim ; yet the {ins of his people
drew upon him a violent death acknowledged Worthy of a lon-

‘ ger life; the peoples finnesaput the religious and defcrving Prince
they hunt after his prcc,ious..
» y life, and he gall: into their pitr. . i

into the toyles of his Perfecuters,

He who oodi' the Gap to hinder the my ofihh’ 2)efirojer, that

.bulwarl«;e thatliood betwixt them, and theifuriohs batteries of
Gods wrath, was now come downe ; jufi: caufe then had the

Prophet to feare the {harp aliaults of Gods judgments,ready to-.

florrne the"Kingdome of }7mhzh,, and to break out into this dolo-.

rous Lamentation, ( as pointing at the fpringand fource of their 4

forrows and calamities ) The hreazth ofwr Nor/lrilgcéva. 

I-low isthe happinelfe of a Kingdome twilied with the wel-a.

fare ofa religious~King P how clofe doth the ruineof a people
follow the lofle of a pious Prince? A good Kingpis a Ram pire
and fecurity unto his Kingdome, that being flighthd, the delirue
eizion thereof is an eafie undertaking
undermine thefe their owne fort-i cations, as the people them-

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Suflirientl} happy they hmmv the thing: which helanged aitntoe their

welfIzre5 Sufhciently happy, if they were not fo indulirious to
make themfelves unhappy ; ?0_/iazh was the heli-of Princes, yet by

the afinnesol’ his people, pulh ed into the fatall pits of ‘his Advert-—

faries, and his fall proves the utter defiruflion and downfall of

the

5 yet who to apt to fap and.

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l‘ the people thernfdlvesgthis Confiderntion makeethem mourn:

for their deceafed King, weep Elegies and lament thus+,‘The hmzth
of our Tfliflrils, €§°c. y e i 7 » ._ j_ . -
A fpreading and chick Cloud, whence laiiing {homes of tears \
might continually del‘Cr€nd,7'/mt the hréath, ma i y a
, The words (riot to torture them) offer unto us two things :
Pirit, Gods Letters Patents of the Royal‘Prerogatives, and be:

A neficiall privilyedges granted unto King fofiozh, and thatrin thefe 3.

eminent and fignificant expreliions: I . He raw the hrmth offheh“
Qfigflrilr. 2'. The Anointed of the Lord. 3. Ofwhom thqjrfizid, vi’:-'
dér the /hadow ofhzlr wing: the} [hall live among the Heathen. :
 Secondly, there is the nulling of thefe Letters Patents of fa--l
fihh, He mu taken in their pits, God by a violent. death reverfed,

, them. . l

The Prophet and people of . 7mhzh well knew the {acted and:
royal prerogatives of their deceafed King, yet acknowledge thefe;
glorious priviledges taken away by his death for their punilh~
ment. ..

The hreath ofour noflril: : an high and emphatique expreflion,
borrowed from the chiefe and choiccfl: worke of the Creation,
Man,wham when Gudfbrmed out of the draft‘ of the earth ,i he hrem Gen. 2.. 7.
third into hh noflril: the hrmth of life, and he hecame at lie/ing finale ;:
thus contriving within this trunk of dull and clay the» inimitable
hability of his own Deity, and from him is this fignificant and cf.
feétive operation ; in an inferior and remilie degree attributed

A unto his Vicegerent King fryiah ;that as in the naturall body,life,;

and allthc Animal faculties, and principles of Afiion, owe their
Originall unto the infufion of Godsbreathxhe Soul; So a Man ;-
a Subjeé! confidered in a politique refpeél: , bath the life of his
Civil Confiitution from the King; and as the rationall fit-CUltiiCS

W planted in the Underftanding, Memory, and Will, are from the
j Soule : fo the religious aflions of men referre their growth unto Rom. 13.4-'
A the Prince: in which refpefis 15 it, that the King is tearrned,

mvtgyag, the L2/Iimlfiar bfGod : an Augult denomination, implyu C““fl“‘l’~E°“‘7-*5
ing him the chief Officer for the exertife offacredl Jurifdiéition,
great in regard both of the Authour thereof, God, and the end

in thereof Mans good. i This royall Jurifdiétion confiiiing in the le-.

gillative, and iexecutive power of Kings, to make and execute
a B 2 Lawes,

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57””/9 of his Subleas cgllftclllm Lawcs as may difpofe them in Order "
makcmg End €clXef§1ll1iS:3%on~ But thisldivinely alluding and cryp-.
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cious tePcimony,A Chat hf/5 kgiqrfi care andfolicitude wasfto decllinfl
"‘”M:§~éefi:ha?;9xi;u}l§ cfiflicfnd God; and Piffffirvel his c°9rCi‘;.‘g:.c
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of his Subjcéts, he_ fell 11:0 :2»: Ciagaflrl c0g”m;m and
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rious applicationrethereof, through ‘Damon therewith, of thofe

unto whom God bath by a deputation conferred the great and

chief Places of trufw‘. for the exercife of his Supreme power over

mankind ;: asthe. Kingly, Priefily and ProphetiqueOFfices ; they ’.

whom God had delegated unto thefe fubfcrvient Offices of Su-a
preme”A_uthority, and conflituted his owne under Officers, ha-i

ving the Warrant for theExecution of their Places figned by the

outward Aft offacred Uné’cion.* i i A 4

Tfhe Title Anointed,‘ faies Ettféhi/ta, zhafgrmt” Rer/erence am! E,¢fig,_EmHz-fl

gloriozmipdeliverizrgi type: nndflmhples afhmr/era1_'y things, and ficret 1. 1.12.3. h '
Images, tmsl repnj,’Emtat£am, full of my/tezy. ‘But whereas Prielis

8: Prophets in Scripture are barely called 'Um"r’z', Anointed ; for

Kings thetflyle alwaies runs, ‘Ohm Domim', the Lords Anointed :

God having given unto Kings by a more immediate confignati-

on,greater relations, and" proportions of his power ; then unto

either, the Priefl or the Prophet. K izggr were divine inftinfi of y

god, unto his I’rophrt.r tmaihted iwith" 0]/8 and made fhtzflr, or E,,[cg,_ub;fi,p,%
zimainted 5. that they /hoxtld rrfimhle C hrzfl, “hemtzfe they :6} them-
felvesarejémhle the Image, m2d_figure of raga/I and principal! power,

which isfeen Tim the panel} and true Chrtfl : 30 Saint c/{ugufiine

fpeakingpof Saulj: Unéfion, which made «David feare even to

touch him, faith, Olmim illttd, (’§'c. mjflice tzcczlpiendum  mdg- C','«u_D,z_.;7_c,5,
fizcrmnehtum ihtcllégéndum cf}, that Oyle with which Saul i A
was anointed, and from that Chrifme or Un&ion wastearmed

Anointed, is to be underfiood myliically, and is a great‘ Sacra-A s
rnent, (lo the Ancients ufually tearmed the reprefentations of it i

things holy.) Whien Sjlrxejier the Bifhap of Rdm‘e Anointed Cot:-l

lr flantihe, Can_/igmI:tiqnpm« Spiritmfizhfli tzdhihttit,_/}mrfti'Chr1g/‘mtrtzlt

Unflione divans, figmt ta De Wnfigi/lofidefi In hnomyim’, CW. faith the
.AUC.hOllT, He gave} a Coiifignation ofthe Holy Ghoft, by the p
Unelion of the holy Oyle,faying, Almighty God imprint in thee 1,25,;/ct, com";-,

” .-the feale, 85 character of his faith, In the name of the Father;'8~zc. .

Now the pl it itnde of the Regall power derived “from Un- f0;.,,,m~m4g,,,;

' &ion, iszvifible In thefe proportions of fimilitude. 1 it " i dlfqilid fiqzzi 1-

. I; .Unflion conferred upomhcm, Vz'mfi¢peremehtis Donainii, W» “_2‘«"" A
the poweril of abfolute and fuprerne Authorityy; T*'Oyle denoting  ""
Soveraignity," ih that being mixed with any Liquor, it'maiutaino,s Aug ‘dc Wj,b_.
a...fupertority in .th6* fttpernatxyn, appearing {till uppermoll: : D. per. 2.3.

I , 1 i’ 3 V. § ‘ V C '  _ i ' I

Iicclel‘. 8. 4.

1 Pet. 2. 13.

Sam: fl7'0;€. L5.

l Errfib~ dc 'vz't.

(Ionfi.  L 4.
r. 2.4.

Rom. 1;. 4..
Pfal. 47.9.
Cam. F aujt.
Manic. L 2.2.

c.75.

2. Sam. 10.:I9.
1 Kings 4 . 24.
1 Kings 5.12.

1 Kings z.5,6.

2. Chr.17. 8,9.
2.S:1m.2.o. 4.

1 Kings 3. 2.7.
Eflzh. 3. 1.

I Kings 2.
Acts 2.5 .xo- 1.

Eufcb.Ecc.Hifl.
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tl1eExerciferofuvl1ich fupreme Authority confificd in the ma‘-1 .

king and abrogatingof Lawes Civill and Elcclelialliicall, (which
in__ matters indifferent, and not againlt the cleare evidence of
Gods word) lhould bind the Confcience; ‘Davz'd,'Solamon, Hr-4
z,¢@.zb,* fa/fa/2, ordered the Affaires of the Jewifh Church ; and
Socrates tells us, that after the Emperours became Chriltiahs,
matters of the Church wholly depended upon them, and thatlit
was by their fummons and pleafures that the greatcll: Counfels
were called, and therefore Corzflmtine the Great would ufually
fay unto the Bifhops, Var im‘m,. ego extra Earle/{am Epi./Eopfm vi
Drafirm coiaflitutm ; ye are Bilhops within the Church, and with-
out the‘Church, I am a Bifhop appointed by God 3 he was Com‘-
nmmir Epifiopm, the common and oeconomicallBifhop in his
Empire. l  1 A . »
2. It gave them power to denounce he Warre , the mermn Impea-

riflm, and abfolute power of the Sword, being hisfroxm God. l

Ordo i/le mturkzlzér mormlium pm’ arcommedm Inna poflftt , at f:afi~i.-

piendi éelli autlrarimr qtté, cancilium perm principrm /‘it , even na- A

turall Order accommodate unto thepeace of mankind requiring
this,that the power ofrrnaking War remain wholly in the Prince 2
which when the people ufurped , we fee they were punilhcd.
Nzzm.6.I4 44. p I‘ l “

3. To conclmle peace and make Confederation: and Leagues, as
King David, and King Solomon did : the Olive from whtch;0ylc
comes is the emblem: of Peace, and Un&ion,<, notably infinuates
thofe ready iI1C1inlatiO1'l$ and endeavours in Kings to procure the
peace of their Subjefis ; and in order unto peace to make Ccfl‘as-

tions and Truces, which when broken even ‘by ‘David: Gencrall, t

he wzis fentenced asfar mmrtim-. ‘ t A  

4.» The free edema» of their Servants, and difpofition of ‘all
Offices in Church and State. V. l ~ r l 1

'5 . To pardon mate Oflerzdrrr their lives,orto puniflrrthcm With
death,as in ?aazé’s and Slaimefs cafe. _ A l w

6. To receive Appeales from all other Judiczfiures, that azéfan
lutefuémzflian unto tlaefzrpreamxllacgz:/irate being taught C"/ar%im¢.r,”

(as Tolycarpm the holy Martyr and Bilhop, told: the Proconful) A

which éringr no /zmrt tmto the/Ezlzmtian of our Sonic: and Religion.
And from this diviue figuature of fupreme Power in Kings by
‘ l Unfiion,

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Uneii-on flowes their indempnity and inviolability in word and
deed, they are not to be {mitten even with the tongue. much
leflé the hand 5 ye/-fgzinflsr/one one!) have I finned, fayes fllezevid ;
which Saint Amoro/é expounds by his abfolute exemption -from
humane Judicature : There‘ :2: no rzfimr up ozgozinfl o I(ing, {ayes
Solomon : who majfozj more him,’ What oofl t/ooro .9 ‘Dozzrid acknow-
ledged the Image of God by holy Unékion in the worii of Kings,
Saotl,inf0I11uch though he were his irreconcileable Adverfary, he
would not even firetch forth his hand againlil him; he had not
the new way to ‘expound Scriptures unto his owne diitorting
Ipaflions , though that courfe was preffed upon him with the ad-
vantage of a Crown, he cheques the wreited and carnall Appli--

‘ cation, The Lordfizréid that I [Iomldydoe t/air t/sing : yea, when the

Sonne of a Prranger, an Amalekite, (who might perhaps plead ig-
norance of the famed relations by,Un&ion) although Soto! had
already received his deaths wound ; befide that it might be coun.
ted a kind ofrefeue to fave him from being taken Prifoner, and
that he might feem alfo to have merited by Wprefcrving the Re-
galia, the Crowne, and ‘royal! l Habiliaments from the Enemy,
and prefenting them untothe lawfull Succefibur Dot-viol, yet he is
fo awed with the l'acred* regards conveyed unto King Soul by
Unétion, that he puniiheth him with death for fhortning Saul:
life as for the breach of a knowne and naturall. right. How nmfl
than not agfmiol ta_§?r'etc‘/ofort/a thine bond dgotinfl the Lord: Anoin-
ted ? David honoured Saul for /9235 /sob! i’Um‘?ion living, and reven-
gtcd /rim hing dead. A King in his Kingdome is flu/o Deo minor,
inferior unto God oncly, fa yes Tértollian, and then furelyabove

, his people : Doofuéditm, fubjefi to God l onely, {ayes S.Amézro_/is

, unto V.4lentinioz;o,,‘Prinoep.r legiém fiolwwreff, that the King is free
A from the power of the Law, (is a Mzxxime as old as Chriiiianh

t y ) that is, from the penalties of it 5 Laws have only a adireétive,
no coercive powerover him ; though not as at morall man, yet

- in his politique confideration he isabovc; the Law. ])iw'no ifzmt

#43650 7,‘t‘fert/anoii RoLge*.r 3. Kings Rand or filliunto their owne
Mailer, God :_pȢ:o ofl mi Wonnm, qtiooi Doom laooeont nltorom, it is

efufficientithyat God will p1ulzili1 their Crimes ; He is   thetronely

Judge, ,not the Pee-pile, with whom our Appeale yiiiessagainfi the

' injuriesiofytheir, proceedings; in inch cafes outproper Addirefljels

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y i is unto Gods Tribunall :. tar Atbitrary»Government, 'Opprefli..

on,.,Murder, Saeriledge , Demonaictt polfeflion, Witchcraft,
(of all which finnes King Saul was notorioufly guilty ) could
give fuffitient warrantie unto his punifhment by his Subjeéts, and
were the people competent Judges, the peoples hater of Saul,
and David: merit from them, and fufferings from Saulmight
probably lead him to propound ethic people an high Courtof

D jufiice, but informed by a better Spiritythahthatwhich aétuates

I Sam. 2.4.12.

thefe times, he puts up his Charge againfi t.S‘m¢l (even when his
life wasin his power ) unto God (unto whom the Judgement of
Kings belongs) in thefe words, Tlae Lord judgebetween tiger, and
me, and the Lord avenge me oft/ace, éut mine‘/mad/Imll not 63 upon:

thee ; yea, afterwards ‘upon Saul: continuance of hismortall ’
hatred and blondy perfecutton OfDfl1?/id and his Followers, and

that i-/:(éz'j7mi preathedunto David the aimoderneiidoarine, :19,-
divim: and inflz/liéile equity ofozmamrd .SMccefl?:, that God ‘ /and deli-H

7 vered ICing Saul into /1135 bands, and offered himyfelf 9. ready Execut

1 Sam.26.9,io.

Saul .7107: bizbclnzt
I mtorcmiizm, (9-‘
mmen /Jizbcbat
Sm-zéiimtcm, 12 on
‘U M fine fcd]?1-
tmmezzti Dci,
gnsd in midis»
I2an:2'2:z'Zms fizz: -
Efum cji, ubi
firpriz. A
Amb. Ep.

y£.z.Ep.r;.

ll humbly intreat you oh Emperour , we fight not againfiiyou.

«tioner of the fat}, David counterm ands his afiive and interefled
malice (ilialted withthe ufusll pretenfions, of Religion andLi-—
berry) Dtflroj; him no-t, fir w/. a can flretc/9, fa‘/tk /7155 bflfldflgfliflfi
the Lord: ._€i2toz'nted mad D 55- gttilrlejfcf ? but he refers forRem_edy
unto the proper Court 0F juflice againfi Kings, the Lorkiflua/I
[mite /aim, or be dig _/boz// came to dis, or be flm/It a.’£fi‘E7¢z"1'7zb._Bgttyp]'[
and pm’/£2»; the Lord foréidi that I/iaould /frefcb fimfi/2   ltd
qgotirg/2‘ it/at .Lo,rd.r e/fztointeom Saul bad n0t;z,’.:‘Jirmyoi£'t21t69*;iib'a3a JENJE [Md
Si-mflity, not of?lxfe, élur of the‘ Unflialngwhidb even in wicklgd mm 5,;
holy, faith Saint Amgafliw. The firl} and belt Chrifiians conti-
nued this praétice towards their moi’: yrefraétory and imperious

  

_ Em perours ; when I/Ezlentimmt the younger tdifpofleffcd the ()c.. ,
thodox of their , Churches in /I/It/Jozimé, and gave them unto the

Atians; Saint Am/mi/2» the ..Bil11op,- onely ioffered up hisSup-
‘plications unto God to altefthe Emperours ptitpoles, Ad-L-er.
fir: Amm, L6ZL‘7’]7Wz8 meaadrmxzfimr, againlt Armes, teams are my
dt*fc*nfive weapons ; aflitfi” net altéreo,i me pafliam repzgmre, no 0-

*,th§§I_; way ought I, or can Irefifi faith he: the qattiageiofitthe

Citi.f:;ens of !l<{ii/Zaine was the fame, exhibiting their Petitionnnb
to the Em perour, they all cry out, Rogamm, mm pugzmmw, we

The

t  of 9)

e The teflimony of’ Pljsuimficurdw, ‘given unto T1-of;¢y‘4._ t‘1;;t:i{y¢ .
Primitive Chriliigpsi pf3$t1{Cd' nothing againti the rec-:ei'vefil A
Lawee, and were ready rather to {alter then oppofe , prdcured to
thotnnot only a refpite from their bloody petfecution , but alfo l’5"fi»’5-H513‘-EC?
the7free4exerci:c of their Religion. t it A » "5 ""7-

Tmre: and Prayer: unto God , and humble fiippii‘VC1ti0nS11Hnf0 mod , 3),”

Princes, the ancient C htiliiaos held the only po‘wer%ull means, to _@,,d ,,,,,,,~,,,,,,
divert tiheirtrnifcartiages; they never denyed them any duty of nohreddtderm
Slubfefiion. Saiilt Aug»/2-in: tvitnelfeth , that this was the hehaa "'?9”°iC”*’i/iia-
viour of the Chriliian Souldiers ,even under fi:l:'a.2’: the Apoflate; ::”’;::e1‘:“"“
ah Idolater. When Maximm entred [ml] with a great Army. ,,[,feq,,fA,,5'_
under pretence of refioring the Orthodoxleieeied by V41em;um,« con. 3 L571
who patronizedthe Arrians; he Was held by the Orthodox but? a; ‘:-H_

II

  f0§..;,t"Tyrant,anid was fo ‘Far from receiving aliifiance ti-om’th"em,. Sm,” M, 7_

that they overthrew him,and efia.blil}1edjValnttim'4n. ‘ * ,,,P_, 3)”_
it And as Vnfhan is the divihe Scale of fupreme power, Indemp- ’
nityalnviolability unto’ Kings, (0 doth it likewife I-hggefiunto

them,'the duty of the Regall Adminiliration towards their Sub-- , i

jedfts ; That as Oyle is ofa fpreaditig and difl‘u_five quality :; S0il1Pl'al.Ii33.x.
the 'Pfinc¢iis~4:cq11iredW impartiality and I'1_1'l’tiec-equally dit‘.r‘tbu- 1-cv-I9- I7-
tive untoal. As Oyle likewife hath init at lenitioe and 5:NingVvcj:. Luke I o_
rue: So {houldthe Supreme Magilirate be anfléalcr,-land binder 113, 3,7. 34'
up of the woundsgndfores of his Subjefis. “ A A ‘ A

Oyle;hath in it allb ‘an efpgcial vertue to comfort -‘and Meag-
theothe parts unto which it it applyed: So. is a King the Minifler
of good unto his iSubje£tsl'og good: he is toehcrifh vertuc, to .

F elieme hoinefliand«cmjm¢nfigb1¢lA&ion: in which {cafe are Kin s V

Iiiled by our ‘Savidurfiueipyiw , Bea;-faflarx, Lnkg 23.25. Ad cikotifixg 4..
hereunto, that Oyule is“of A alixonnfbtn and cheering qualify. iandta-: Pfal.1o4:.I{..
ken as {ulienance ; is of ealie and hue diiirihution,caufing~a good  

and wholfome nutriment . " therefore it is» reckoned ‘among the .

5 principal blellings of a’I._and ; {o is the Grace and Countenance V

of a King of; nouriflningl and improving operation ; TlnelK:'ngr
fwmv 1.’; like the Jew upon they-aflG,P’raw. 1 9.1 2*’. in which retbcct
God promifeth unto the Chriliian Church, that King: flvonldéce

 uurfing Faber: "‘, and‘ Quegnrt tab: nflrflngi. Ilatlmx thereof It!
 I/‘4.49l.cI;s‘ '

Thus wee fee the many {acted Impreflions of Divitte Jurili
* C " diétion

( 

iliftion itinpofedlby» God hiznlfelfe on Kin gs through holy Vnai-l -

oh, wherebwy his Dominion over Manrkind‘, is delegated‘ unto
King-;.tbc.Lord: Anointed; God byhhis Syrnbole, and outward
l is "‘  _efi,gne agreeable and connatllral unto man, p  configning the ordi-
. nary exercife of his Government over man~kind unto them ;1 {on
7 that the holy Oylethus employed is no longer bare and common

i@’w‘m'l’l3i'" l 016. hm x°m'=’I’-¢,1I9‘~‘ KW 0f,gmv-'«; which however vilifiedhby

Enthufialiigues anri Solilidtans) betoken the Gifaae »af."C5rIfii

. ta.nd_King:; and prelizribes necefléry {ubrniflion and duty unto
A Ehfllr Slul=_>'jeé‘tisl: Wleezre not (whatever phantallique menmay

prtfume) {ofpiritualli11~this life ,“ but that wee (land in need of

outward‘ repre:'entati—ons to carry on our faith and hope JJHEO 

‘ things fpirituall, the greateli favours unto lapfecl mankind are

benefit of Chrills fufleriligs unto 115»-:.[h6 fuollimated en:l«m'e?ta.-

phyf-icall Profeffouts of A our times endeavour too irreverentea..l

elofe wi ch Almighty God, they will have no King but Chrili l,l no
# Vls.I/Inéiriolxahutgthac Oftlie Spi_rit,whic.‘.-1 is not that lobe»: and p€aCC-
_ ;, 2   able -S'p.z'rit.t/94¢ Imdttb into alletmtbi, but theSpirit.ol’ giddincfl} ;
“"43 "'1  Elilm’: Sapiritxhe Spirit of their belly which leadech into ‘ alll.e1:-

lthet.tS'acraments , where the_xfilible and corporeall Elements. are e
the mzanes to convey l’)«y.’..hal.Cl1 fptrttuall grace: and -«the whole ~

~   rout, tCarmllinne.rellsAtc0tnlitaining them to {bake off Gods Go- .

vernmenrin Princes; toeffefi wl1f[ch,ptl1e mol-‘t compendious

J wayig’ £Olttl'I!fl0"W‘e~a'll’C~$1‘¢m031Y;VVhiCh isuntq liPli3i0n»’.%51h=

Seaboard unto jthe Sworclto prgeferveicllfromthclruli   V ntcmg t,

€rmt.F.rm{i.* , p e p t p
Man-l.xz.c.x I of. sKinlg,“oE.l?riei1i,l of Prophet, iofsfl butch es, of Tythes,fi'and

C*':a$«“i5wi9:t;x1x1;‘g'#fl.l"1¢‘ ib€&ks+)‘;Thel,n”lic.;ed regards to lV'n~5~iion.. .

re

«s betwixt thetnmtd their fact-ilegious ends, they mufi be~rcrno--~

E5‘°d“9l?‘l3-’ :5»-,1%m2t»‘.t and'treun:thle;~hazla.td if? not -Oftemparaulflamecs» ye:

certainely (withouthearty repentance) of the E”*verlgaPcing hur—

~ Hing: _-7I7hell7el';‘m‘e::1whowill bfi f0lc1y~~fW‘ayed by the-guidanceof

then.-fson/ne fpirit, ( which beiin as v_a1rious.as the fcverall [Cmo
pets of the Continents it mha  . ts) will make Rel; ion full nonfun-
certaintilesp, meerlyimaginaryendilwlhollyldepmx ‘fig UPON the’

doubtlinll Infuliiciienttics oflnmens Wealte Con,ceptimns»lt. £0 wheat;

 ‘T A"  ~.n7r::l mks of wands mull be {etc unto them, they willup fun: +

hereby the eflientiall tfuths of Religion mulijneeds daily pdepcayw .

the fubli ~’c1I:1.s“'.'-'C]tll-4:1‘ t~o‘lT.‘be xecluéced into the fmoake of

every mans »
  , unbounded 

..Tribcs, that the} refi_/fed the K zng-‘dame’ of G’ ad in

' verfion of-» them ( no memory of A
aith he)!/mt they moved agaiq/f Rehoboam, cflaél1{l.g';2g,’,o;J,- Sn».

' ptice his life ai f o  igh a rate, 1;;
 and neere relation betwixt tlxcmj, ' :1 

 on I: all the members ; So tlle calamity :mc1’[ tixfflex-ixgs‘ of’

-..tl'1ey‘f>1'o1‘Bi-{Cd unto tl’ft1nleTVe‘$ a

(H)

mbgunckd Fancy ; and the Chriflianl filth “J11 d,ie-"bye

  Butllnétion puts Gods Dominion into the Kings hands, ‘that

mull notberefified ; for it is the refitting of God hiznfelfel : It;
is the very language of the Holy Gholt unto the ten tevoltcd
_ A   of t/re
S awe: of ‘David _- anti fafép/om aflfiines tlus the Czlule of the fab-

l t tin being left) 7%? fe=c&rz'o;2

o';,,mtfor their King, was (/3: origimzllfaf %t/9:17‘  _. ,1
was at moi} wxcked and xdolatrous Prmce, yet God puxiiflied V the

—Trea1on of his Servants againfl him, lyecaufe he was Glad: A 710132;

toad ,- Many {acted regards are by Hnlétion conveyed {tom 
unto Princes: great caufc then had the: Prophet and people offe-

A. dam to lament the death of their good King fafuz/9, ‘II /ye’ A;¢w‘:atcd

Qft/as Lord‘, T/Mt I15 mu fill."/A072 ikzrleo I/9e“irp1t..r. m

3. Ofwlaom We fa2*z'd,V72der flaeflmdozv’ of/1:3’ aarimgi we Tf/9,1/I live‘
dmang t/ae H eatben ,- Kihg _'7'ofz22/a‘his1'cga'll prcrog.;itives Iliad per-
fonall vcrtues were a proteéfion to his people , hee was the
foeumaine of their lil)'C’1‘ty and‘ Ctfcty : The happxneflé of Sttlajefls
ilepcnds upo11"tl1c‘wel-beingof tlleir Kings, and the prefervatiofi
of the Regall aignity is a: flute pledge of Gods goodxuefle, a11d*I:l’1e

. -continuance of his fa vour unto a people ; for -tl1i$ cau{e.is ‘it that

whentlzlc Apof’c'e had exhortccl tl'lz1t])7’%1}’67”.[]79o'!»z/($1 15¢-‘ fiazzde for all
men, *1 Tim;2. I . aschough this precept were too xzniycriézll," hoe
1=educcth"it,ov. zamro K ing:, and addsttlac realm‘, tbgt gr:  t’ lead

* A quiet mzdpmceaéle lzfig and for the 1E1'me cattle did‘ the I’tophe‘t

2 Cl1I‘0RLI3£'32

Arz1iq.l.9.1~.I4L~

I

2. Kings 2 I .
23‘,?-'-(:.

Command the Iltaelitess to prayfor the Kmg of Ba5]lu;:, “c-‘;bI»;—‘: Iemy.

cb22ta'iz;rz;='..ttr ,- This confideration alfo mzide Dozvidrll ‘Sub j‘¢f._f1"§: tap;

:»j'o,z“x§a;a2 I./;_;t)’ /rfe wart/2 l”6’/7'1"/Jtéiti/:?;!‘1tf 3 51""-3'3-3-V

of mm‘ ? The Kingis the Heud.llleoFtlf5‘eo»‘[5le, gthetc is’ lat i';1credW‘‘5‘‘‘‘’-'’5 17'

V ; ‘i W  or pttine in the l~l(:*t<l'
cauletlm dlfcrafieirl the whole body, an‘ oin‘difp"ofitio11~thréL-fill ll-
:1fi”c8tcth every cqmféicxutioxxé  1'ni1‘n'i1‘3 ltis.Ki‘n;gdome ;_ :ll_;is§ hon;-ll
Zfiile and pious ‘fympa thy lSctW€cIjl Flat‘ Head zincl tl1(§ ‘Members,

'1hc King :mCl'“tl1"c people, 1mclclom:”Pfopb‘et ;mcl~ rl3'e~ rrien of 3'.»-

dhla as pfalfionatcfy bewafile tlielltloflle of" tl1e"i7r* good; ‘liing jaflzz/J 
kxfling A-tee:-frity  tlils life, Of-
C 3 J 117/210772

thellflng 4

. I fenfe of fo great and ittepairable aloffe, andthe ft-are of thofe l
fiormes which nowwthreatned to overtnrne their felicity: But i

3 Chron..-.4.
:2.6,z7..

in)
how we./feiafizander tine _/lmdarv of /215' naiizgx wt‘ flmll live mnmzg
t/fie H azrbm. (3odsgr;1titnof'jR£gallprerogatives unto Iofia/int;
f-ortlcclinot.onely proteftion,  at the [-1.922 gar/acre;/J her C’/aiclgm.
under /oer wingx, ouriffiztviouts nllufiofi) to defend them from
the Birds ofprev, but it llrength alfo and vigorous .Wa1‘1I1tl1:t
make them row up unto an ability to guard themfelves and
dwell with afety amono the Heathen, the knowne. Enemies of
their Nation and prof you; when then this Royall ()i1l{C.“WaS
tut downe, and they deprived of the ttlii-iviingi benefits ofvits
fhelter, their f'or1'ows1'nufl needs plentifully ff-ting up fltom the

the depth of this lbrrow was not to be fathomed, when they.

found the bottoxnleflti Abyfle of their owner finnes the head

thereof; that nbtwithflanding the great priviledges of 1ajZazb’s
Regall dignity and piety, that the fierceneflle of Gods eatet
wrath ‘mu fa Ia imiled aggziizji‘ Judah, tlxitltlae I . ord fatal, 4 I will re-
mzavegudah ‘wt of my fight, 45 I /om/e removed Htael 5 and there-
fore t at his fury without obitruétion, or let, {night he powred
out upon them, God fitfirrr the érmtla of their N oflrz'l:, t/96’ /1.-i

‘ wointedqf the Lord, of whom they _/Ztjd, Zlnder the flmdtm of his

wing: rlxyflyould live mmzg t/ye Heathen _- Good King I (iflzzb, (fie
life of their Religion, Law; he who was cmpowtedliy God
with the Supreme Authorit , had a divine grant of humane I'n-
demnity and ll]VlOl£1l)llity,_t eir righteous Jufiicer, their Phyfitian,
their nurfing Father, their Proteetour, and the great Conferva—
tor of their"Lihert:yn11d' Safety, To fall into t/nctr pitx, to die by
t}l:e'1%ands of l1lSlAClV€1‘l5.IliC‘.S: being the ieconde confideration in
I e ext.

;   2.7%’ lzredtly  our lVoflril:,c§"c.wax talqen in their p¢'t:.l‘lerei-Ts
the nulling of d: letters patents, andthe grant of Regall. pre...
rog;ttiyes,and beneficiall Ptiviledge made unto King 1 ofzlrla, by‘
auviolent death. God For the punifliment of thepeople of iIu.._'

dzzlfr finnes. t;tl:(c$ awai their pious Prince by the power of his E...
nc-mics: The force of the relation betwixt the head and the
members, theK‘mg and the People, is the true reafo11 why God
puniiheth the befl of Kings with temporall iudgements, for the

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niffenceslofhis Subj€&s,t_(as htrc in I afiaft/J )  anger of the L.o%d:

» rung/bed the d,e_fo-mlt aft/at Offender, upon» f})€m_W}J0, /Ma’ qaufid {aim

 C13) —

wm-#30,?/€41 flyififl 15' i‘~¢l,¢’?d 56’ 7720?/¢’d'Da'Piti to ;zz:m—écr.tl;.e p.S’0Plc’,

,2«.SrZ7}£. £4. 1. The divine jultice vindicated-that {inne of the

Ifing upon the people ;for ‘whole ttanlgtelhdns he was fuf¥e—-

rcdv I0: HUM? diV5“dY hol)’ Gregor}, fccundum II'1€1’lrL1m.'plC— Ep.1. 1.e’p:’o'-v.
‘bium dilponunturlCorda.Re5to1'um, according rmta- t/Jade em o_f)7’4f9l¢5 fitcf-€,r
If/9e Pcap[e,tbe heart: of the G 07,/amour are d1fi)e9_/c’d3t,6cj” ’ judge ,.P.“€4?“ 142/Niflm

~ - - . . _ p - . . . . , mad-oer .72: 0:-,~—
to afll ml. What an unpious abiurdity 15112 to H16 111 the face ofour.,-gpugr, ex qt“.

ex ipflmm mziz.

Princefor Ihofe errours, which receive their birth and lh‘ength.er':m caufa pea»:-.
- from 0ll1',OW11l1a.lZ1VCCOXfl1Pt1Ql1S.! wejhowld wztlner fly (as, 105 cawt.

tells his fupercilious Reprovers) wbyperfemt: we him, -fine’: :1x,1°b' ‘9-*3 '

ground qftbe matttr. zls fbzmd in me ? Where the Prince is vitious,

the acculhtion properly lies againli the Subjects, whole limits

make him {'0 : for_,as the .p1‘oCperit}n of the King is the fare earneftz A

of Gods favournnto 9. people, (as 54.65 fhewes the Iftaelites

from theglory of King Solomon: Court)_fo is the op tell-ion and I Kmfis 1°11 "7
mifery even of the worfll of Kings an lDl:2l.lllblC'..1T13.f€£€ of Gods l

~ anoer telling, upon a people, as in King Saul ]o/iala’s fingle

default (fighting with l.P/312740;] N cc/ao,..wi‘thout Gods allowance)
brings Ll1C§l1l1lfl]‘l'IlCfll."..0ffl. violent death upon him, for that one-i
ly tegiflte errour into which the peoples finnes had pulhed,
him, their fins were now ripe for unifhment by his one ofiiana.-,,
for wlhofe punifhment, he was ftzfljcared even then to offensl, that .,
fo their judgeinentsmivht “commence from his death, v.--hofcf
guilt pennitted not unto him a longer life, He fell inta. their pm 5»
( a,l', eech taken from Ifwztew-, who Way-lay thole Beafls they
cha_e,letting{nares and tovles for them in thofc paths and pla-

ices..thc«y tun unrofor refiigc) that they micrht know that {into

God had devefled It/z';z}.v their {acted /mzd of all Regal! prero-
ontives, and let him fall by the praélifhs and power: of his cmell .1
woes, they couldno longer urge a relpite. from the execution of
thofe judgenientsgiven againll their. former t1'a1_if'g1'ell.-inxis, huta»
aelmowledge and bewaile this {ad and e.villwoccurrent, (the vio-:
lent death of their good King) the fittall-‘ct-unfequence 0l“tl)Cl1F.',
owne finnes, For which there. was now a tecellion of God r(in.

' his Government by I o_/fall)‘ Bram them, and amabandoning them.

up intothe hands of Stra*11gets and Llfurpers, liom whom..theyv
couldnotbut expcfllall tl1C.,WC3.l'l{01'nC traverles oof.t]ramgf. 1'-hC~.'_

i:(**’*I“‘4‘3

 heavy Wight; .of‘aWcmtihu¢d Qppfeflfoiz, and all thofc not to 
tmkancd unhappy izicoiiveniexiccs whicli attcnd upon at Goa

% tvcrmnent b‘c_2‘g:u11‘l)ycai:uqu:j}~, fixpportcd byfarce, and maintaineel

A ' and aéhlated by rhe~.law«~ofthcl Sword .- To that even this violent

death agpearesiau ahfoilutetllaifluriincetof Gods mcrcyi and good-

  neffe u11to»King]a/fab, to take‘ him out-of:?‘tl1is°life, that he unight.’

not l)cl]Ol'(l"i‘»tl10lz’: wof'ull=:=at1d° thlron-ging mifierics which "we re A rt-aw
dy to rufhin; upon and iilaearc down: 7thcip1'cI'ent ( for his liilcc
o11¢ly)lm.ppy concliriont of his Subjeéts, which would have pro-t

— ‘c'mred‘m1to him more anxiety; then the confideratiou of uncler-6
_ going ten thoufimd violent deaths; an  _Princc liavigro fo
_ ltronga‘i3r1npathy°With his Subjefts fllifl‘/.6L‘ll1gS, that he fcios e-
 very pricking pangand~ A ainfixll t0Ucl‘noFtl1ci'1' troubles, irrwlhich

3. "Ch;-on.43_4..
. 27w 1:80 '

.rcfpe& this ivioleirtfdeat -was an incomparable Favour iumo ll1ir,II_.,‘
and. (which at firfi fight procures our wonder) proves his - grea-
tcfi tcmporéll 'bl€lIlI"Jg,f '-and-"‘thC‘ gracious jreward‘: of hi: éinihelnt‘
pritty, and for much the Holy Gholl tels us, Becmvfi t/am: heart‘
was tender, and thou’ dixdfl‘/mmible t/Jyfilfe before God, w/imo than‘

. /Jcafrdefl bi;-¥ward.cz§a:7nfltt/M’: place, and tagdinfl‘ the‘ In/mbiftxrztr
é’ /3

.9 t/Jtrcof, anoivv/aftmél

1131.57. 1'.  

2 Chro.2o~.19.

%_Chro.3 5.14.

lz§‘Cb.p. L. 

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‘ A felfi &.gforcimei,ptzedldislflrefizdir/J)’ clotlycr,
and weary before me, 1 have 6?/£72‘ /mtral thee at/fa’ fizirb t/as Lord;
Be/9a!d,I wi/[gather t/Jo: Mt/J} 1".rztbc=r-;r',;:;¢d_' t/Jvnf/mill” éogdt/Jereczi
rmto tla} I7 i1£}J£’?‘.Flii¢£6W6’£‘,f2L’il‘/J6’I‘ flml tl21n;.~:)re.rfa»c all the evil! #134:
I will brizvgg tapmt 13* plate, and zzpzm r/xfl I 72/J45im;2t.r of t/Jr} firms ;
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made the highcfl prefcription of mou*rniuv_ the mmofl“ boimds
aml confines offforrow, ;v:*tb:lmw¢rnEa‘g of’ ?2"w’d4drimma:1

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;/inner. i l , V ' e '
i T but God fir/l4 Mk.-_th my ogooding hefore he will bring judge-

Tlmt God: ~o:'oIent*t4k_ing may 4 good King from 4 ‘People it an
evidence of hi: hem} difivleafzre, and A certain: progno‘/?iq:u  {the
min] mzfirie: he will hring upoixthem. T . .4  l N

That 4 tziblent death prove: an tempera?! hleflixg unto 4 King,
when ititakee from him the-fight and fence cf his Sflhjeilt [iv_fi“e-5

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That 4 violent death and] jxoffl] he refitted A Jepdrtiug in .,«peace,
eovipared with a contlavuairtce of thefenoe of trorohlee and ifurahleu-A
Inuit.  ..  ., i’ .

1' line all men are and deeply engaged 10130 the moj/1" *_(5lomne
fonowfirlthe ~cnI;¢mig] of their King, 4: «gwnféd 5} thelrjfnhes, and
ajher:'Igfin’the.ir approaching rnifértex, * i l A ‘ t V

A 'L.G[u:s'f‘:CiWl1’¢Cl1C1’ our -Kin dome: may not truly calculate

their gricfs by the "Ephimerede: of ]na’ab’s{otrovv ; we have had“

affittjb fofiflhauwhofel graces and prerogatives. Fullylanfwered

l theproportion and lize of their pattern: :: Could. fmialn finnes
{hatch away their piotts Kihg  0 S I A H -from them, arid doc,

not we conceive that “out-I finnes have hurried ‘out Religious
King C H A K L E S from us P was King §'ofi4h’:dcath the inlet
offudaht mifetiec. and doenot we lhppofe that King Charles his
life maybe theepeiioii ofouttltemporall happinelfe; “and his death
the fit-Pt 1:9: of thattrggieallwgo which -is_ tr; be prefcnted wupotx
the Theater of this Kingdome, likeljr to continue lon oer then the
noxyliivingspcétators P We havehacl as: grcatean e be of Fell-
city“ in the loffe of out Kin Charleofasl fldah had in her jlofiahfit ;
fllouldtnéi the tyde,t,d1en 0 our ‘forrows"tun_as hi h as theirs?

Surely thelparalleldbnfiderations ,QFthe“v_ertues an prerogatives“

of both thefe pious Kingé, o€'lthe*caufes of “their calamities, and
the fad confeqnenicels attending them, will to command an equa-+
lity ofomgs withf3i1doh‘: [on-ow ; we will a little invcrvthc meg;
thud: Begin with King Charla: hisléiivine regallo frerogati-vet,’

next thew hisegpcrfonzll mrtm-:’ and grow, thcn_,h1s.@fufi'crt'ugus, M

point that their unfit, and concludewith our owhe cdntltcined’
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4Ihy«dec1arcd the {'acredjE;vcrai'g72tyAof Her Kings,(pokethern-God: ft“ "
V z'car:,a‘ifigned unto them chg fi'Jl'l1(-G}: of Itqgal/powc'hr,laid f'0‘I‘t§1‘JB,,l—H,_5
their j11ri{diL‘3ci0nh by as large bounds as 3:113 -Script:ur;,;: doth 1+; Rm ,¢,;,;m
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legal},regi[tred5a1h1d%pubIick ac knowledgememzs , That every ¢"§- '
man 22: mzderwlae King, a72c1Hc’ umlerfiadezzcly V.-_’tbat be gm Inferior “‘7*L
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ferfin , and cayalale of Spiritual] furzfdz'€iz‘o7z through bab Ufiéfion. 
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Pmzifb Oflhéderi 5 to law} If/ctr _;, to make Pe:zcc,,to cozzfiimte Officcrs,
That be can do no wrong, .9 Donot thefe expreflionshaxnounc unto,
The brear/J ofour Naflrilx, the Anozifted of the Lordh.?Z?J“C. And theié
are the Iiegal/pecuhliérlq of the King: of England infeparably annex-»  
ed u11tohth¢i1*hCroh§ne and Dignfly , which he that runneth may
readgbcing written in thofc1argehandAknowne cbarqé7er: of htlheih
«Law: Certainly the-Fe {ignificant d%cVIinea1;io11hsh of the facrcdhhhamd 566’ "ff! 6
"regal! power ofthe Kings of Englandwcrc: copied out ofhizhe ho- AL""”‘hT"
I SAcriptureJ:, which-htho1eAA_t4I1at new mm? them (and hmake tlm;

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artatadih piety and hypcpcriytickallhpra ih{?:)feeing,Wi*Il ?7z‘otfi*e. ADot1biiF?é A

lefl'e the Crown: of E2: wlarzd was held from the Lord Wmm: A
ofDa.mim'a12,h “Gamd,% "by as reg, N oblac, %a,h_nd Regal! a f1”c22}zrr , Chas

any under Heavcnhhhhhzhh ‘And from him by‘~a Iineahll and L unqtxcfliu
ammblc right of fixcceflion 5 had King “Chile: the V ixuvéfltxrc

th ereof, and grant: of all t:‘hefl3 royal! aCkn0W1cdged_p11erog3...
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 pmyer,rcccivingth::~Sacramcnts,and reading theholy Scriptures,

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VVc11ed‘,_the efieem he hacLo.f' Gods hdeffcmgcfs, his hatred of he-rcfie,
  Q-and thezéa1ousAceLrc%A1:;e%had (as it was conixftcmc ~wi,,ch Q;m1‘ity )t:o

propagate ti3eA%;ruewcuj111ip of God ,the Prote&an:Rclig‘ion 3, this»
m_:h_¢ ppri%ty thcraaf, efta‘b1if.hedhy his Laws, enlarged with.

hisficgall Autb,oriv;;y,%'Aclcanfed frqm th;1tW ruPc_i:  cantrafiqd,
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;gIorious_exan"1ple of his holy liFe,and encour~ageffnent of?~the‘%VOffi4~ 
‘cc«rsthr:rcof', whom he rewarded with the rewards of homu-r, .

and maintc‘nzmce : His Royall P,a%11ace% (us ATlaeVad:.-fiw juniors)was

  a c%'<>r1flant reccipcTforIc:r.rned and pious prclats, whom he_en:cr- V

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tizttion of al?fc:ber',;g}ave,«.*wife Prince; w1l1ichlw'rll Fully. <appea;r if
..wc'l0tzk upon Him inl-lis pardcular reliltions, I-1is:Majefiy was

a; mofi:kincl.husbam:l,religioufly obfcrvant of the;<bol). tie: ofWed-

leclqe, a ttndrzt and indulgent Father ux1t.o-“His Children, tmtoh

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Whom he paid the due of lPat¢rx1alll’calrclin thC~lPVrC}ti,{‘,*ll3 and
r.oyallEducat1om : ‘His~King;ly. bounty unto It-.ll==lsl Scrvwsts fheww
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;_thteirs;thlen His ownfufilerings) fhtw Him lziumsfl graéciziw Save-
raigrze. lAndhowcvctl He was by thofe who long lincc tookc au-
way Hié Civil life, and defltoyed Hisroyal reputation Wiath his
SubEeé’ts (to fiatup thcmfclves andtdrive on their Own ends) TC?
prefented a Prinlcelof mean and contem tiblc cnc‘l0Wn1e11ts,ancl

‘unfit for Govwnmuents thcwholc lwor d now fees their gram:

falfhood, imdthcir C0nfefl}on~s give the lie tmto their land and
lewd czzlamitielf 5 for lmcc His folitary and  vC0.nFmemcnt,
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£1tisfa&ox~y,ar1d refolute Anfwers, unto all th;cir.=armtganltfdul,

)dc.fim&ive,* diflblutc Propofitions A; fothat it is a pofitivt, and l

.mcafurZ;’.djL1dgcmcnt(madtficom thcwhole can iagc ofhfis t*ranf-
_a&ionslwltah the Parlilamcnt ) that he was incomparably thc
wiféfi Print:ir1“Chriflchdome,l and better untderfioodtthcttCon-f-
fiitution-and Affajres of His l:&ingd0mcs.thtanfanymmmmwfliw
.V’irll'gl ‘l-'  lI\lcl‘tht‘r1i1ay“$V‘¢'lh¢I*¢( a§~*l:h¢%>l:*‘C% \ v   nt _1Atten.=da:nt,v «and
l A  4 his" princclyprudcnce) but withwondczt
Jrcflc flit upon His Kingly Eloquencc,H'is flowming and (as Tacimr
fgeakls or Augufftgt) King-.becomminVg Il:iIe,{wcct, pure,accuratc,
pm?‘ icutmsl,gr:WcAlfu,1ll of copious-facility, and clcgam felicity?
wit 3‘ hhf   t  attitum; orftltvil élandforlccd,in1itatiomfow
that had Hetnotlbme mama]! diffiéultics in plconuutiatioh, He
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' butlwholcvnrwitth more juclgcyrncm: bath ought thoffiihitngs that

were to Bclfpoktn ? )4 or Wha lever fitted his  thoughts l
A with alflmom handfonacl and cleane apparell Of:fMch,._alT§» 5 ' ‘
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 mens yviihes.-, never ot their imitation, A ‘  ' ‘ . A

 1 Thié HisPrincely..prudéntcereceivesIikcwifcfimzhcr AAilIL1{h¥;p.. A
 A  tionsfwm btixiutviicte, in the free and equal} adminifiration there-

AA oftrnmwihtthall , fame finwcption-s~and co1:mptiA0ns in parcicularAAOF-
Aficers 0=fStatc§;, taswtheyt are not to bc.hdqfended,. fo(.whiIi’c men

4.7;;  arc men») they ‘Wi11h.havdly bchAAavoidedf.: but ch: fwc.ec1nAflumcg
  Maje[tie:A»tjuftice upmzall appears, in that peaccolf His King.-W
 \omesA,- thefcrenttity 0f_'His» People, the tranquility oFtPublicke
 affitircs, the hincreafe ofTrade,_ that growing rithesof I-IisMhSubA.
 icfls, :cu1d1hcAL1x1tivc:rfsi1I hap.pincITc of his Government ggthcltr

:_ A three.AI€.ingdon1cs hbeh1gA- thrice hagpy ul_1w£i'11-.thE Helm: of Gov-

jA, %ve1=n~ment- was Wreftcd out—*of HisA-{acted hands; and now Wee
 feefincc thefe Stateaexlnpcnickes have prafiifed upon the, body
 politick,wAithTwhat firong cOnvll1I.i0n‘S‘ a.ndAmorra1IAnia1adies it

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 diflempenghwithottxr. opening her vc':ines,wi,—.s takerfaway froni her; _ _

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§Aih1 witis to: be: feared. unleffe  ~PfCYCfl'£_thCVi\,.%l7 violcjnt aulmAiJniPtAra-
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 mending her, they  end her heaA1th,_IAifcA5 and libercyghh A A A
 - Lookupon: his-tm=e‘Chriflia,nfartitude,i~n thenzmgnaniitmity of
A A A h»is«ca.«rryi‘ng on with Y Con flanjcy of Rcfollnifllltt hmfitwetitglmcicflt *
 Affaires Even in their grcateft diffiiculties, in;hi’shc0nfideucch with
A3,; Godshaififlalzce to overcome them ; in his exceedingpaticncc,
 ihntgwsmmschranttce (free from def ondency)  cm‘ ;gqgatc¢&¥h1nJ1g£barA
A ,I:ionsan»Jpref.t1rcst0 compgv he them ; and imhifiMA;gh;,hhle(1Et
A *2..KingIyh pcr£E\r§x:a.AAnae, cvcn in tl1€ftarn4;eofT;}€tioxa;, and Imccea
f’  fiamcs tOf§adV€lTfi,£1C'9 M ‘(ash Gods~,=Ca»t1C«¢) v  ¢h n;At:a.ine tl1lemA: :.;:H£‘
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.‘:3-‘oxxos L:~{I.A11_£11 ever fawooovercomc or difguifed by oingm*gita4tioArxs
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A His divine clemency ‘cvenhu the: heat‘ and cr”ucI~ty of¢«h¢;b1oody

~ rage ofhis Advc1*l‘a;:‘ics~,»~~isacohtcmplation will raife usoupunto

the vcryo top of adomiratiomwhofe lifcfiafitr they had btxtchcred
his~7dcaor¢fi“anodo‘ nearreozfio+8:cwaontAs)§ did he take aw ayar? 11 ow‘ many
o%t’I1ois]';mo{t; a,&iv¢%an;‘d A regfvcd Enemi as ~ infh power, did %'5hc?c
difniififc wi;mAoo¢., :-SAavioursj;;%aveAaunto t1he~bli]nd, man,  Sinneona
more 2 His Majcflyin this odiivine clcmency( which yet fomc in-

« terprctcd : 4 crue11yt'o~oHimfeZfc. o(ior1a;itating= Itbg F4tbcroAof"mercie:,who
.makct_h~tI1e Sun of I25: favour ocqually t0 thine o11:~the“]u'fio and um-

jufl, being (0 foarretfiona prooctlringor defiringthcodeath of his
Enemies, AC L1‘I]to"Wfhi‘Ch'rh: A wAaintedAA_Ano inciting animofitiooes from
others) thato~:hc‘o:fcen wiIhcd*;thoat7bee could recazmftlnafe that were
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Iy mm2z‘ficenceAaazdéliberxzligroogothrfirgreaot Aacquifitionsooof hisxSer~
van ts under him {haw it,frbn1 many of whom ntwoithfianding
he I-iadothc: unhappy retumesoofingratitudc, dcfcxrtio1o1,and«dii3~
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legions perfons, he ufed many pious indcavors, and coompoourné
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his bounty, the ChlJ!'Ch(;’Sin the zlmfe Kingd0n1cs~iWCI‘:Iifttidl up

out of; the mire of’ concamipxiiblie ipovr:r:;yA;,i A andiClerg;~mcn% of‘

_n0t'€d piety and grcitcli abilities of learning, daily incrczm-dig : Io ‘

t«hac.fc;:»::it-iixg alidéfonitefew, eicherilliteratc,»wan4driz:gi, gzock-»
bra1n°djdifconitcnced or ‘l1l.1COI1{Cl0l"l3bi€ Lcvites, who «were Lin \

the great rcfl-rwof the faeriilegiousand rebe1.lim2.s .]croEa4~mx“o€,i  '

our time i(ico,{ccurc t:'h_ofe twq Calves of :heirMGovi:rtiment and
Wolrflmxpi which Vtlagey foughtflor) no Kingdomes (1l'~I:hc World :

ware befflltlfifid Aw«itiil.x,l"omany:L{gb¢:of41rarning 'a'ndpjat as Tthelé F I l
'Kingdomc:s.,   i A i A   i " A i

ll Obferve the divine gracesof this glorious King, the unmiafve-V
able liability of his faith, afirme Rockc ; which n<')i._Pcorim-‘s of 
popular rage, orifwldlingfurges ofit.he1nultituide’. noriall the
piroucl«billowes»of hisi~inf.3l,ting Adverfarics, _could alter or un- A

ifcttlc in his pious purpofe t0r‘pr¢[¢rV¢'£hey Rrcaitellzant Religion i

and th Laws of this Realme :.bow great was:ithcMintcncion ofhis ~
f;a.c1'c:d7laap:?lat1d of what exceediriglatitudewas his €kfl?it]‘,=W.h_lCh ;
included i and enclofed his Herod’: and moliimortall Encmiés :
B_iiui,i:,i;hici li,veiyf.caicures, iamifairelixaeaimcnts ifimcfifi anii vir--
tmzisieiara ffbsiiand inor¢n1,arge1y?iidimwneiounlby A ahié «owAne_1fenci1l, .
H29: warlgexipmtz/E: /aim—img:be Gaze, his writings préfcnt If1§l;lthCi*
heavenlypiourcara.li&urei.axFhis dii~v%_imi,i.iliarige, andilgrifping Sbfilifia : i
ti-mfe» ( whale tii;eiy»ar=c wamingi in rvaluime, necunipencing all hun-i
dijcd foldiin worth) are the Repmoryiofiallihisi A&ionsi.aI1d~ ch¢ zr
zrueamex oFhis,vittL1es.: that Book isthe qiiintcffence ofknow-j 
i»1lZh‘i3'ir{Ci¥rf¢“i10L1f&‘3 of the ripe and choic.e.fruiiis.pfC;liizi~;
flian pietiy, chive wine-meprinciplersuf ~=Rielliigio1i.perfe6tly dig.c:Iicd,fi-
inmiholiyl prafiicc :] 'it~he_V.tr;Je.\\fPtflflCe%y,1.'I.n1agEof 9 Iiing ;

icimg;-. that Goild4':z~/lddnuafl, beVing.»a»fi:—atelylbuilding oifiMed%itia-:¢,~i

nuns, Cizinliilicanims,;EII"hyes, Debmg, and Deyocions , raifediia
upo :1 emiqrgenc occa-lions,  ivinhlfuch Jwiciious Aarci.{ici:i  ia:ig{ré}0éai

i adiamcd with (0 rich ifurniiuurcisijof »iw;i°t%tY‘,l iiéinlaigcsdi iwithiifq many}
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pcrforzgillhzfirtuas Cworthyhofiajuff V alumna? and ehxfchcccfi in g the 11»-
mics afha Sehnon) with that‘EuIdgy and Honour of , Praiifc gi-—
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11:: firmam¢nhth’hdf*Ho2ibur. And thou cam all Prophct wl1o*‘walkc3i

lay tbeliglh of A wine awnhqyexh , and callefl A tby darl<g2e,07¢h
who (W16 Jews u2ztaa#rh3'avi'hvt£rA) didhfihrAe-firm
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coL1A11f¢ls mufi fill up with an interpretation , (as the event:
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ceafe Jo pervert tbhéih;(rigbhthhwayAe: off 1be~wLord.  Thy Eplcufiiahna and .
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laflmings of your ACo?nfcI€nC€s A(WhLch%L you ¢am,1ot4 baa wirhougand

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hBut'frotn‘ it-he tvigwof H’ tJl‘{lqja_~:?e: aimimiaéle mqtcblefi

Virtné:,lcti‘mpafi'e on unfldtflxatt of saferingr: ' ~ in

 sinfuilwxwie ncv¢r*f*'a'lt%~to??givcn- a"~n‘xa1Vi:ious Vattenéanceupoti V

   -virm,  by how much Vthefmorc Vie V is illuifriotzé, «n wich—n-fo»

mu¢h.nM«he%i»gpeat»er    V dog V ancl pctfccuwitg’ and?
the-téForej'Vmany are tbatwrkéleiof tbe~riglm=om ~;~ and no ( meet )' 

man had ever more, —then fighteous -I{ing16bdrI2-3~  iiibehold and
fee if an forrows and {ufftings wen: likg unto WI-1j"s.[ i Sec one of
the the potent Uwomzrbkx ofEuropc, loved" zit‘hoVtne, and feared
abroad, mofl: injutiouflyandflriéivly Imprifoncd,» debarred from

the Vmofidearc focietyof the mofi virtuous and hell Wife,-, from ~

the convetfe and fight of his tnofi fvvpct _and hopefnll VC‘ixiltiren,
from the attendance of his‘ moftfaithfulli Servants, from Gods
houfejrom Gods publi ue worlhip, 8: all God as; Scrvants, fordd

. to cohabite with Beaflzs; rutiflyfavagc, and wicked Men,h& theft} . i

to be made the Inflrruments of their ctuclty unto him, who were

his fworne Subj'c&s and Servants, upon whom an civiiliand die»

vineobligntions of duty and atfcétion unto His Majcfly rotted,‘

and that upon pmmfiom offltligian and«Liéert},of which Hewa

the trmfl and ma]? madqnbted Dqfmier ; to lie under the wjci A t 85:

wounds offo many uflzandals, teptoachcs, wants, and mi cries;

befides the molt gtfiévqus fenfc at the fuffcrings A of his Kingdoms

and befi Subjcfts, to be daily tortured _with for many itcratcn‘,

mtcafonablc Piopofitions, and infolmt Demands, to be racked

out oi-"his untioubtetl R0 at! Rgights, to make fo many~Concc£-

fions Gcfuch great Gondn tentions; in his ptopeniht-ii unto pcatq,

which notwithflhhd ing his Enemies never meant ; to bc_tormcn.~.

tgd (ifit wereIpoffiblVe)"unto perjury, fhcrilrdge, and Atlrczifme ‘;

and to have no other Conditions propoundedo for the Enjoy,-

mcnt of his Crownes and Kingdomcs, then that which the 
will made unto outt Savioug to/Ill th:_‘f£' wiH_Ig£n: thee :'_ftl:m wilt
fall dawma antiwar/bip’me ;% ‘to 0561‘ his own:  that“ which ncvct
was theirs) V to deny God, which God av_e him to hcknow;
ledge and worlhiphim  Thcfo muit, use he fortowcs and fun.
i A ' A fcrings

for in all thefe who cvcrheard him murmure, rcpinc,

A committed again&‘God, and draw
A Avcrgeance upon them for it. e

A fnevcr fo mifchiévdus, as when

M)
-ferings as beyond exphflion, s_ to above  oonEe{$tion'§ -fin¢$l,!
terrible tefts; aandtrials of all his pvirtufisls certainly no manihird
ever more, and more firifi examinations of Gods; graces in him,
all which be fully anfwered with a lea'rned' and invincible piety‘;
or charge

Godfoolifhl} ‘.9 who ever heard. him accufe, railje at,or» threaten his it

mofl confirmed Foes P with fat, his eyes-iffill ponarod tear: unto
god, whofe jufiicc in their grcatcill: injul’ciice_..~he acknowledged.
and although he vindicated his own: Iunoccncy, Afhavihg where.
With to jnflifie himfilfe hfare imam from lthciris ; yet mt hefiirc
God, he cleared the equity of his judgement upon him, for ofling
againfl his Conjiicnce in the Earl: qfSt1‘aH0rds death. A ,

But it was the great and crying guilt of thefe Nations finncs

t ,%(€ngLand: principally) gwhich made this righteoussman fall into

the pit: of his Advcrfarics, to ripen Gods judgement upon this
Nation, by that great "addition ofiguilt [the /bedding of ihaiainnog
cent hloud] who had Io many acharaflsers of Gods fuprcme power
and fpirituall graces upon him, as mufl needs make this Crime

od ufually rpunifheth one finne

~lefshe[i'e and impenirency, which fills up the hynofvgroofjini ;brirng-
full for judgment to take it off : fo that this Princel felling
the very corruption of Chrifiianit}, which is of arre more maligne
afpcflrs, and hath a more malitious influence ofimapietyupon the

afliaons of men then Atheifme it felfe, sforrthcnmen ,profeI'fe 

they know Gadget in their work; t_hejoi:n};,iufi11g{:"i1e name of
god and‘Rolz:gion, vas Conjurcrs inttheir Incantations to perpe-
trate thofe things?are:moPr contrar r5mto"God, and deflruétive
unto Religion ; for as the Devil never doth momhnrt then
when he.appeares:i2r the likeucfli: ofozn”A/Inge! aflighr l ; fq areimen
they drive on wickedsdefigncs nun,-

der thCjhewofGaHlinl5{]}. . A . ‘, <     4
England: former ms which cauféd this Gods jufi dcreliiftiong

E 3..

  lob 16. 2.0;

ghi5 TPW4? andnnavqidabie

A A  fuFi'elring»1’i"iiii1:IAI1i¢rs‘ierto’ fall R
airttootihers, and thofe cuflomiary iinncs accompanied with pfcni;

A ‘ 8: the abandoning them" up unto grcatezgwere theiirl'oa:ooedioAg e
wA ppxxry,ih turning the-gmae afGod(tcmpOrail faV{0uFs)i:m mngrtonhm r ,
the long continuance of their ‘peace, the maven": of their Trade. l
M ._._.W,.. s,  pf,__I-, , .- fin - " . riches’

 518 )

';i‘icHe§, “hniif"pifci1fy,ibégofliiuitheitz atigéiaerxlit :m“roIenc3z_ and wide;

~*f‘o that ’ when %rbej’wwamal -fit,‘ dike» fgfargan, tiny kickEd- againfi
‘god, inithcfiiuthqrityvand regard» due iiuntio. his principall Offi-

~'cers,-l the? “Prince, andthc Pm/24: Henice the ipqople or%Engzm

 their g<:1'1ei'al»ity:) b€c9,m=e’/331;;-‘7-Wi//ea/,,la‘eata{], high-mirzdmgandi in»-
'corrigible;' t-h’¢y»:flm¢dered thefigqtflgpi of ffadx‘ /Irgoifvtii-d’, /‘mate /aim:
Witbit/aeitangue; conmzde;l Wit/9 Q'a;rl: Prie/£.r‘I;~ andiufurped that far’.

A  cred Jdrifdiéiion Ix§vhich:Giod‘ iiadiidel4égac<:vci unto él1@m,~a5 thofe
Coréifpiratbrs did;( “Ta ‘tiiifiéitaibm mmé: upan}au)'e’v1S"_oz¢1‘af1L€i/i,- firm
a/2 tlae“ peoplefj aft/zie Lérd‘are* laa{y) unwderiprccence of die ¢Am.=

bitio-n'iof~the * Clergy g’ and~ib'eir'1gliiike> El.£Qu’:.r uikziv éatz.'¥alg=,j »- ready
to bgrfi, with that”~liquor~»?offl;1.tLiousfanid fuperfiéialili «knowledge
infi'iI1efc1”inito5i“them "by the giddy~gp‘rehchmcnts,and undigcfted,
fwelliiig, afidwtediollg. praycrsiof their Leé,Zzgrer,r,.i  w,ihVoi reduced

‘ :11l~:1_{cgligio11un‘to.lipeworihip,and cantingscriiptuércsi) ‘Ii-Iencc

flame it~«t‘Q*p‘I1fl:€'t.h&iC ‘coniteimnhing ghcizold p§u:hs,,[ thd tmth L ~o’f#th"e
'¢‘~efo_'rm.2zqiap “in:I:‘h=eT 1{w?‘tb]fant:Relzgion,iiichctytbntiendcc£~_u2¢ta;élo;zd
to tcé frupfby; ithéik plaarmticé ‘z1lt_z.-aratiam:,% the. iipux: .DoEiriizg and
'€vm2gclicdIl difl*»ipljne.cflablifl1cd»m the, C/Mr:/2 q_f£‘ngland;t0~efi‘E&l
wvixich with the mom eqfcgrloiy acivemurc upon.]‘acrilcz{g:,hto« carry
 ghac 5 thtyi Vmufii pI1'1i;dC)‘_\2‘Vl1._'¢‘.5'll11_ifc'o,D./.*»Ic::)'_“, '(che._fwcq aftlaa“ 5‘/,;m-/9)
and hE1‘eithE»ICing,*’ as iaz.‘“i‘¢z:rfi.ag Fgzt/m* mterpofing, izhcy"; render
"Him-uniabldby encroaching «upon His Prerogaitivr:s,. qmrrelling
fl-Iimgfeize upon His Strcngths,A~rmc,.figéz agdz71afl..'E:Iig”n,i Jmpmfi»,
i‘aid'd"tMni'Mflrtb§r Himi ;,  i/liffafilftéellian, though the
g:ea*ggftvi.part tpfthercfirfl: Edgagers may bc.~cI1o=ughc,i néveir :0 have

i ’ini:cndéd, yet they may fee thc"firiIi; violation. of .thC‘h' ()b'e“di?iience

idue untid'His%%Majcfly. puiniflucvdi, by a guilt (thus fame) of His 111;.
*noc‘en“t abioud, that that power wilich they raifcd; /jail: it ’: So
+dapgerou3 it i‘s:to‘ my fruma Ch1‘1fii&n=Principi)c, or “to doe will
-it/azitgoézlémagylceliié ‘qf’it,.;iGOd.D11.@iy liming po w¢r.i mé idxreéh Ii...
mitg .~andidetefmin‘r; any éyiil ac‘.’n§cm :A {:5 chaI:.‘»Jook* iovcririhie per...
di-i’greFe i’9f”glJ”H5\‘,finncsy; through .5 thcrflz vqraill  éfccncsi Ehwrmf,
and you yvill find it thug, pmczz beget zvmltf/9,ithat ple;«zty,” that
¢ride, chat vdziizjr, that lrisricifiityi th?at.icant‘ewtiw,. thatwwkdgtfu of the
~C[g;~g‘],. [[1ac'fizc'r"z'lm'gc,. than: the downfall offlz‘/Mpx, that té;g;m).
temptoftlae KI N G, that Warm, thatlmpmfinment,’ and tliat‘ the
murzbemftlaa K i2¢g,ia mun/arr, the moi’: horrid munchcr ghac cm,-

‘ . i the

9? 5  n_ U»; ‘? ‘_’ "AA 
r‘F,i*3 7 ' ’ A

 

‘jisfrom himifelfe.) A A     L A .4 V _ V .
" '1‘h‘eyi have new indeed made King Clmlcx EL Gi01‘lOl1Si King;

 pz't.r,~JWth¢reit1M:the¢y, ~1aid £116 fazallifnattesiiixmd

( 29:)» _
t;he,$un. for Szzéjtflmto take away their-tKihg’x l£fi',f without
the prefctiptiotn ofea tingle example, or a Law ; :nay~,»cven* againfi
“all Lawes divine _andtt humane,
of a Judiciary proceeding,
teft {inns 3 to effzzéliflj iniquity :5} aLmaa, and; to make God fuch
was thcAn1Afc:1veAs  Thus the fame: deal it with; out Sa_viout, We /am
‘ya Law, and 5} that A11az,V:7 /J9, ought to die, éecazufiz  madefiimfelfthe
So}: gfgod, although there was   no {uch.I.aw‘ ; but a new-tna'de‘
L:tW_,, .ajAZazr2ta:AAiaiW, Stmffordx law, Camteréurietlaw, the AKix3g’.r
Algmv.  confequent Lzixvesé Lawes wichouctnames ot cqgnizante
_mAzi1dei becMaui'eA He 7vv_a_s_ King. Neither idothi:.iitheir ,'Pmgver any
._more provAe the “equity of this fat? A (A the great fcahdall ofithe
ichriflian n;1me,qnd height of Anabaptifiieall fury.) then t«heiD-e«j-
{vils power ( whichJis from God ) doth jufiifiephis malice. (which

piroy/’d%Him glorious ’in,Hisi P,etfo.nali virtues, g“1oriousinjHistDi-'

A wine Graces, buE»imoi7tgI0tious~in'* the Clargflian ”conf2‘anij of His
the true Protq/hm: Religion, and '

giotiousfitfgringsfiziGod;.(}zxzfia,A A
the Lawenmd Liéértiefqf the it/area Kingdomet, thus. hath God

 ex1:_<)r,ted tat ;r;;ri._a ft;otnithem%;i for ithzkifinkf tlacynagt qftkcmfelt/ex;

f6_nt.t( God forceing theiritefiimony) I/.22} prop/aeficd.  

to Trie .1-lime after the Forme
this is to entit1e,God unto. the green-i W

Ioh. 19.7}. t

Aswe have fcen His“ Majeflies fiafer-imgr, and their czmflnr out" i

 fci let us refleét uponthcir pzmz‘/lgmaemt ; as the «Springs from
“which ourfomzm ihouid arife. The exceeding avarice‘ and /9}-
}2a_czfifie ( twp noted Colnjt finncts vyith A which~.tl:;m. ireateflchri-
fiian,PrinceCatxflaminciitewnséabufisrd)1Qftthefiiditz   Handceé, me
which pious

 

Kin
“fie  The pride, '2/ézI2it_y,. fizojzrieledge; tre'écl/ianjttand the email
'pmA¢rAt/aer~ of 51% cfllazyfiy will have parcictxiarjudgemcnts Jevelfd

,finnies.whath givciiforee unto this great {trtbker -and vwoumd

ds judgments, andi thig Kingdome?,ith’e

"'4;

I’I't.C0?{f1l..1.4.
C.  9| .

[H}1RL£’.S’ fan, will be vifibly puniflmed, for gwzimgzmx t

A _;igztit1fl_thcf_£i11n;cist;‘~everytnans ,fi.m1eAt:Vé:n pf thofgvmo have i
 A _f(A1A1,1gAl}.E for, I-jiis Majc:Pcye~wh!@ I1fav_e“yct ftxughte; againfl Him byltheir
A A A i’?gi:ven ‘
‘iqtzxtog thcfe ».KAif1gCiOm-$5*ifli‘i.Hi'S"WI;1fi$flil?3" ‘dczatzhy and‘ ‘therefore
 .oAgghAt etS1g:_,ryA man IQ pr_“QpQ1‘{i0nhi=S for~tow« unto his .finn;es.e Ass
 i;IA<ZAi,L1;;,'v7_'7-«9jA’i}.gIa3__~“f:tom  0 Ache ’i.i.-1iQ,D'g'_BRl‘.l‘l'CadOE King Gbm'!et%iis  
 .t,a.k.w awayibietwixt .=G-0
W   A . B3 A A glieat A

"Lam. 1. 2.0.
-8: 2.7.

§of:ph.Bcll.

fr"ud.l.2..c. I a.

i I.am.2..r4.

4. 1;.

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great and wide Inlet of all mifery is made by his death, could

not forrows anfwerthem, like a Torrent, it would overflow all

the banks ofreafon, and grow too big to be carried away by the

chanels ofour fenfes : behold every fpring of feremiah and im-
daluforrow open," to fend forth tbefe Bowing llreames of af-
fliétion uponus, and all arife from the fame head, The hrmth of
our N ajlr"il.r, the t-/{nainted ofthe Lord waurtaken in their pm, of
Wham we ‘Under /via fhndaw we [hall live among the Heathen.
Thol'e.l1eavie judgements which the Prophet‘ crcm‘ahforel‘aw

impending,and after cameto palfe by King fa/Zak: death, are in
a great part by King Charla: his death, already come upon us.
Gods houfe, hislbeautiafull, houfe :3; laid néafle, the iHeathcn have
mtred :into,theiiSaznEz'igmg* , they have made a wife‘ in the hmfie afthe
Lorda: imhedaj ofafiélemne Emft‘ : So that they who in the
beginning; pretended god, Religion, the Cfhxqrah, [their (mi/E]
haveldealt with us add that Faélion among the j ewes who ca led

 

themfelves The Z mlam iirthe Warn with Tit-usiididmtderpretcnde

afdqfending Re1z;gim,7 rind the Law, they pofliflbd rhmféltm ofrhe
Temple, ye: were thtmfalwnhc who put fire with. their -damn:
hand: into the hay plmrex. A i  t i l
  Howhath the avarice and carnal! interelis of the Teachers of
the-fe times corrupted the ptrrity of our Religion, as flmlahx, lo
13» Iandx onely ‘Prophet: hawfien rmiare andfiaoli/h thinniirfbr her,
my the] have not‘ dgfcawred her iniquity, to drum: amaz ,   lcnptie
vw'tj,~huthmwféi:,mfir her falfi: harthi.-as and mufir of   Amfilhmrht ;,
thfigy hnwjhed the hlaudof thefiufl  Charles) in the iwidfl of her.
Englands: mzattfl xddwrfariex are chicfi and her Enemies profiver ;
Serwmt: it hi-are mlé‘ 0-var m, and there 23 none to deliver an aunt of
their hand.   u

They ithatldidfieddelioatebr are defblatc in the flreetx, they that
were hlrimghtnup siafiarletliembmce drmghilt. Prince: are hanged 5}
their hamix, and rhzface: afthe Elder: are not honoured. Warre, dee-

‘_/(Nation, and frtmirzq, with their {ad efl-'e&s, foretold in thefe La-

mentations, appeajrein our Hotrifon already like Elfinh: little

Cloud, which will-{hortly overlpread our whole Englifh Erma; 

tnent ,andvall thefe calamities have and will fall upon us, becaitfe
the C rowm 1': fizhze from our Head ; _thc«Brittilh }2q/Ya/J K. clmtes
is taken from us, and we have he Camfiim-ry; and how great and

 ~ in Juli

( sir)‘

fuficaufcsof‘ our farroiwesi are all theft Calatniticsi: But. Iota’

nhisfortow that/e the fimadvantagc in itsfall, ,( to add: ~nviotio.n’
untoallcthe turning wheelsof out afflit-‘ting gtiefs .) the fall mm»
our great haippinefle in His Majtflics Government : Let Landon,
lct“.En_glan-d, let Scotland, let Ireland, let every ofthflmflemoméér
(as femflslem did) in the daft)‘ of her aflliflion: aixd bar mifer£w,lalfi7

the pleajim thing: that /72: l:md‘£;:»tl:e Hail: 0121. All 1 pltallanu V .

things they had inlthe bleffede daies of Kihg C'lJav'lk:4.ifliS“ »blefl'ed-

“ Reigne, the glory aml truth of/aer»Iidlir'gioa?¢, the juli  exttutibn 65
, her Lamar, her peace, her riebgtr, her plenty her»l~i&erz‘}*at hdmeg» ‘
and her prqteflion anal‘/.ro7mt¢r abroad, ‘Eng-lam! Way tlat 

qf‘ éeguz}; flfldx tl:r£'jl9}_ o_f'tée»wl;aole Mrtla. Tlw Kingr iofitlve cunt/a,aml¥

all tlae'inl5a5iMni'5' ;oftlae world muldnot have hlieved tlJ41*'¢l.I“6'l' 21d+"~

tiezfxijuml Enemy /bwld /mm antral inrdc that gate: of (oulr)lj!=;-rm

_,”2zlem, Londo»,e.that Churches lhould be turned intomIwtablcs,Gods' 4 .

Hotiles made [Courtb of Guards, thehoyall‘ Palacesiimadc Garri-

font, ~ the~'Il‘ythcs (ithel portion of Gods Miniltets ); mra_de~=-thgii
Soldiers falaryflthat  the Lavvj ihpuld be turned into lwormwoodg.
our Religion and Libcrtyfmcafurcd out unto- mfby 
A length, the Dccifion! of the Swordvbecome the Ptinciple'sof'
Faith, e*ahdlthat;.( which is the C-“auf: of all this ) mechanique Pcr- l

Ions; Ttadtsa men (who, will certainly matte; ncver+c’an mend* fol

it great conccrnments, they ‘never before handled;o1'~:wtrc‘acqua~in.:
A ted with) thcfolc Modcratoirs of,Pjdblique afi7airs,and the chief A
] Princes and”Potcntates ofour King - ll - -

dome. _ fl .
But: now t/aeglar] if departed from (our) meal, the Ark; lafGod

l 1‘:-nzlqn, and how is Eféglaifid éecome 4 Widow? “made aprey unto V
until people, and ski]

ull to defiroy, who daily force and profliz.
tutc her unto their wicked purpofcs: . for thefe things let Eaga

” land ( and every tme~heartcd Eng.Ii[h-man ) fay, .1 mzrp, min: =

qt, mine eye rmmet/J dawn: wit/2 mailer; éecwfe? ltlzef Comfvrtcr

5’ King CH 21 R LE ‘S ) that fiaald relieve mj fiwle, ii-fdrrafiam me. i

The érmt/9 ofaur 1‘{9flril:, 2‘/9: c/{minted of it/2evLord, c§*'c. Thcl
life of out Religion, ofour Lawes, of our Liéertielg. is taken from

l_ us ;thc Image of Gods -powerwita fupreme Authotity,Indemnity, .

 &*.Inviolability,is taken from us,Out Pla}fition,our mar/Eng Father,

0m‘Camforter,0ur Protectaurgéy takgnfivam m,and for out fins was
itukgn in I/965.7‘ pit:,l'o.that now we want the wing: of his prateflian

V 11 among .

1. 7.

2., If:

. (' 32*),
amongthcfc Hantherilla moug whom wewlive; *-we» areo;now-mlaiagjo.
very S:lavcs»um:o—thc¢ worfi of Heathen, anveoplo-:without God;
w;i:houtlF.aith,l without Law. withoutl;oRnllc, without Ream,
without Human»ityl,\5vithlouI:~ all thefe, ja_nd;Wh0{C unruly will» oné-Q.
ly,’is unto them all.thcfe.l Thcfe calamities are all fallen upon, us;
bccoaufc The érmt/a:ofom~ Noft'ril:,c2§~'cf.l pious King C};4r1;li5.;ak¢u~

,,-,-,_C~0,%,fl_ ,_4_ firomus, like Elia»: in 4 Clamfriot, (ofrlas Coxflantim’ t/ae g‘r7eat} V

c. 73. after %his.~.»deathow"as imprcflkd on a" Coyne pluck’d up by a;diVingl
: hand)iin;ta H:4uen,~:£bat};z§: -cj,e.I".m@g~/at notfimg nor £222 rzghteomfoulel
écflazfilifled .wz'1.§h £1/L;/,i,4tt~c'vi/Itvlaic‘/9 :2 zfo‘co(J1e‘11‘pan m,~to' ponfixlnngé. 3;; 3h
. wog: untonus for we hairqfifined.  Thefz: are but the conzrofiéd
..hea‘ds;ofl~thofc mifcrits which _wc1 fha‘lla.ll1fcadovcr,; in ch;-llvafti
- volulmeslof?0m;.%PP1;0aChing lwoes ; and jumy, befpcaksl {och
forrows asimighc transformsuslinltollzviom make our head: rs...
‘Z./8?‘-fl féffflwléia 43761 A0??? ; £74: fiimtezizecs for continmfl tmrex. , . , A
sThc Lordrin mctfcyzlookoiupon us, and wipe away%xhefelo:‘garcs o
from W¥*¢Y¢:9»3fl.d ¢lte%rlfCasufc.s, ”9u:2fi.m1csfromaoi2§l»foédesl~:l landl
‘ fine: tl93'6l0(fl4l;h;flf mt A the 90/jizrpfq, 
3 unto: his Clwrchorcflowre choc focclol hi; .Mar,x;y-y: King [/W154 the‘
firfl unto oothc Gqvcrntrgent ofthefe ,.Kidg£lQmes5 that Reli§i0n,e
Peace AA and,Li_;boe;;ty,l4 may be rcfgorcél unto us : I conizhidé chefs?
Lam“ 5' "“="’" our ~as§;theProphet doth his) Lamentations, Tm: rial)» uniamjl
3 Lord, and we/541169 tamed‘ _.; Texan? am‘ dais: aid of old, Ifi‘/.7054 
v¢tt4¢*e2:lJ/ rejected  = ,h.¢ar<,= our prayers 0 Lord for   thy 50ni1€s~ —'
fake, unto Whbm with  Holy Ghofl: b¢ affcr\ibcd,o.&~c. A l

¢.z?lI‘2\;I .5‘.