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The third and last volume of the sermons of Mr. Stephen Crisp late of Colchester Essex, deceased containing XII declarations upon several divine subjects : exactly taken in short-hand as they were deliver'd by him at the publick meeting-houses of the people called Quakers ... and now faithfully transcribed and published : with some of his prayers after sermon.
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Crisp, Stephen, 1628-1692.
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1694
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Wing C6943; ESTC R26073
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who didst love us when we were Strangers and preserve us when we were Enemies and brought a glorious Day of visitation upon us and opened our eys 〈◊〉 behold the Light thereof so that we are an engaged People to speak good of thy â—â—me Thou hast declared and manifested to the Sons and Daughters of Men thy good Will and thy universal Grace that thou art daily extending to them that all may be made partakers of the Riches of thy House and of thy great Salvation which by the Lord Jesus Christ thou hast ordained And O thou Powerful God of Life since the Day that thou first gathered us thou hast been with us thou hast been our Guid and our Eyes have been towards thee for instruction thou hast taught us and â—ed us in the way in which thou wouldst have 〈◊〉 to walk thou hast led us O Lord in the way Everlasting â—ith the po◠〈…〉 and the meek of the Earth 〈…〉 placed our Feet O Lord near the Eve◠〈…〉 Mountain which thou hast exalted 〈◊〉 the high Hills of the Earth and thou haâ—â—â—â—vealed the Glory and the splendor of 〈◊〉 House thy Holy Dwelling Place and 〈◊〉 raised Breathings in the Hearts of thy Peoâ— that they may dwell in thy Courts for evâ— And now Holy Father thou hast gathered 〈◊〉 Remnant and brought a peculiar People 〈◊〉 trust in thy Name but still we do all thâ— we do by thee thou must be our Keeper thou must be our preserver therefore we wait upon thee we expect all from thy Hand therefore our applications are unto thee that fâ— Day to Day and from time to time we 〈◊〉 find thy living Presence in the midst 〈◊〉 And O living God of life thou hast give◠〈◊〉 Children large experience that thou art a 〈◊〉 nigh at hand to us in all our Tryals in all 〈◊〉 Exercises as our Eyes have been turned 〈◊〉 thee thou hast preserved us and revealed thâ— Heavenly Power O Lord in preserving and delivering thy Church and People that they may bear a testimony in their generation tâ— thy great love and the great Salvation 〈◊〉 thoâ— hast wrought for them and made 〈◊〉 pertakers of Now Blessed God of Liâ— desires and supplications of thy Peopleâ— unto thee for the glorifying of thy Pâ— the exalting of thy glorious Name 〈…〉 leâ— the mighty operation of thy 〈…〉 〈…〉 and stubborn ones that 〈…〉 â—gainst thee and that havâ— withstood 〈◊〉 tenders of thy Grace and the Motions â—d striving of thy Holy Spirit Thou art â—ole to bow them and to break their stony Hearts thou art able to speak effectually to their Souls and to make them submit themselves to thee Holy and living Father let the progress of thy Word and Gospel be great in our Day let it have a free course and spread it self mightily to those that believe not to beget a Seed of Faith in their Souls that they may believe in thy Name and Trust in thy Power ad wait to see the great Work of Redemption wrought for the Salvation of Immortal Souls before the Daâ— of Visitation goes over Powerful God 〈◊〉 Life thy little Remnant which thou hast â—edeemed keep them by thy Power and preserve them in Uprightness and Cleanness of Mind preserve them in the places and stations wherein thou hast appointed them to dwell and in all their Tryals and Tribulations and Distresses that may come upon them that they may be quiet and still and in patience possess their Souls and let them â—ave strong consolation in that Everlasting â—â—venant which in thy Son thou hast made â—th them and râ—vealed to them and let 〈◊〉 not be moved and tossed with the hurâ— of this World with the tumults and disâ— that evil Men make in it and the Storms 〈…〉 that are raised but let thâ—â—â— Hearts and Minds be â—â—â—yed upon 〈…〉 they may know how to behave then 〈…〉 wards thee and one another and tow◠〈…〉 t◠〈…〉 â—e without and thereby glorify 〈…〉 m◠〈◊〉 thy great Name by the Beau◠〈…〉 Holyness shining in their Conversations wâ— may reach the Consciences of Men that 〈◊〉 that see them may say these 〈◊〉 the Planâ— that the Right Hand of God hath Plantâ—â— and see the Fruits that are brought forth f◠〈◊〉 that Root of Life revealed in Christ Jesuâ— Powerful God of Life carry on thine owâ— Work in this City and the whole Nation and in other places among that People whiâ— tâ—â—u hast chosen and gathered to thy 〈◊〉 of the World Powerful God of Life remâ—â—ber those that groan in secret making 〈◊〉 moan to thee that they cannot lay hold oâ— Salvation for their Souls Prepare them 〈◊〉 that consolation that their Souls are breaâ— afâ—er They are Night and Day wrestling 〈◊〉 thee by earnest Prayer But what will all theâ— wrestling signifie except thy Word and thâ— Power of thy Grace assist them and 〈◊〉 them to lay hold of thy strength that 〈◊〉 may Fight the good Fight of Faith tha◠〈◊〉 may get the Victory and rejoyce in thâ—â—â—â—vation and see the Glory of it Thou se◠〈◊〉 the Children of Men are working anâ—â—â—â—triving divers ways for their own Salvâ— make theâ— to know that all their o◠〈…〉 and inventions arâ—â—n vain Bless◠〈…〉 the de◠〈…〉 â—y waâ—â—â—â—y Heritage and 〈…〉 thou hast gathered by thy Word do 〈◊〉 preserve them that they may serve thee â—â—th sincere and upright Minds all the Days 〈◊〉 their Lives and offer up daily Tha◠〈◊〉 â—ings and living Praises to thee the 〈◊〉 and living God and Jesus Christ whom thou â—ast sent and â—hy Eternal Spirit who alone art worthy who art God over all blessed 〈◊〉 ever and ever Amen A Catalogue of Books Printed for Nath Câ—ouch at the Bell in the Poultry near Cheapside 1. The History of the Principality of 〈◊〉 in three parts containing 1. A brief â—â—â—unt of the ancient Kings and Princes of Britâ—â—â— and Wales till the final extinguishing of the â—oyal Brittish Line 2. Remarks upon the 〈◊〉 of all the Princes of Wales of the Royal â—â—milies of England from King Edward the first to this time particularly of Edward the Black Prâ—â—ce of Wales who with 30000 English defeated an Army of 100000 French at Cressy and at Poictiâ—â—s with 10000 beat 80000 and took John the French King Prisoner also of Henry of Munmouth afterâ—â—â—d King Henry the fifth who with 13000 〈◊〉 90000 French whose Son Henry sixth was 〈◊〉 King of France at Paris 3. Remarkable â—vations on the most memorable Persons and 〈◊〉 in Wales and of divers considerable passages 〈◊〉 any Hundred Years past with the Birth and 〈◊〉 Actions of Merlin the famous Welsh Pro◠〈…〉 with natura◠〈◊〉 artificial â—â—â—ities 〈…〉 Princi◠〈…〉 〈◊〉 â—wered in above 300 〈…〉 â—ontaining 1. Dreadful Judgments upon 〈…〉 Blasphemers and Perjured Villains 2. The 〈…〉 ends of many Magicians c. 3. Remarkable â—â—â—dictions and presages of approaching Death aâ— how 〈◊〉 event has been answerable 4. Fearful Juâ—â—ments upon bloody Tyrants Murderers c.
5. â—â—mirable Deliverances from imminent dangers deplorable distresses at Sea and Land Lastly Divinâ— goodness to penitents with the dying thoughts of several famous Men concerning a future state P. 1â— 3. The General History of Earthquakes or Aâ— account of the most Remarkable and Tremendous Earthquakes that have happened in divers parts of the wâ—â—ld from the Creation to this time and particularly those lately in Naples Smyrna Jamaicâ— England and Sicily with a Description of thâ—â—â—mous Burning Mount Aetna and the several dreadful Conflagrations thereof for many Ages To which is added an Appendix containing feverâ— other late strange Accidents and Occurrences As I. A Surprizing Account of Angels Singing Psalms in the Air over the Ruins of the Protestant Church at â—â—â—ez a City in the Province of Bearne and othâ—â—â—â—aces in France in the year 1686. With the Wâ— they Sang in the hearing of many hundrâ— Aâ—â—â—â—ors at once Papists as well as Protestaâ—â— II. The Life of a Great Person of near a hundâ—â—â— years olâ— who is now an Hermiâ— a Foreâ—◠〈◊〉 France with the Devotions Cloathing Di◠〈…〉 Subsistence of him and his Companions 〈…〉 III. The wonderful Army of Locâ—sts or Grâ—â—â—â—pers that were seen near Breslaw in Silesia Sâ— 7. 1693. and in other parts of Germany wâ— their March took up 16. Miles devourinâ— Green thing Iv. Thrâ— Miraculous Cures 〈◊〉 by â—â—ith in Christ in 1693. As 1. Of 〈…〉 〈…〉 2. 〈…〉 Hand 3. A Shepherd near Hitch◠〈…〉 â—fordshire instantly healed of the Kings Evil under which he had languished Twenty Years Price one shilling 4. Extraordinary Adventures of several â—â—mous Men with the strange Events and signal mutations and changes in the Fortunes of divers Illustrious places and persons in all Ages being an account of a multitude of stupendious Revolutions accidents and observable matters in divers States and Provinces throughout the World with Pictures Pr. 1 s. 5. Surprizing Miracles of Nature and Art in two parts containing 1 The Miracleâ— of Nature or the wonderful Signs and prodigious 〈…〉 Appearances in the Heavens Earth and Sea with an account of the most famous Comets and other Prodigies from the Birth of Christ to this time 2 The Miracles of Art describing the most magnificent Buildings and other curious Inventions in all Ages as the seven Wonders of the World and many other excellent Structures and Rarities throughout the Earth Beautified with Pictures price 1 s. 6. Memorable Accidents and Unheard of Transactions containing an account of several straâ—â—â— Events as the Deposing of Tyrants lamentaâ—â—â— Shipwracks dismal Misfortunes Stratagems of War perilous Adventures happy Deliverances with other remarkable Occurrences and select Histoâ—â—â—al Passages which have happened in several Countries in this last Age. Printed at Brussels in 1691. and â—â—dicated to his present Majesty William King of England c. publisâ—â—d in English by R.B. price 1 s. 7. Martyrs in Flames or Popery in its true Colours being a brief Relation of the horrid Cru◠〈◊〉 Persecutions of the Pope and Church of 〈…〉 hundreds of years past to this 〈…〉 and England 〈…〉 Persecutions lately exercised upo◠〈◊〉 â—â—â—â—â—stants in France and Savoy in 1686 16â—7 â—â—gether with a short â—â—â—unt of God's Judgmâ—â—â— upon Popish Persecutors Price 1 s. 8. The History of O. Cromwel being an Impaâ—tial Account of all the Bâ—â—â—â—ls Sieges and otheâ— Military Atchievements wherein he was ingaged in England Scotland and Ireland and likewise of his Civil Administrations while he had the Suprâ—â—â— Government till his Death Relating only matteâ— Fact without Reflection or Observation By R.B. pâ— 9 Th◠〈…〉 Empire in America or a proâ— of Hâ— Majesties Dominions in the West-Indies namely New-found-land New-England Neâ—-York New-Jersey Pensylvania Mary-land Virginia Carolina Bermudas Barbuda Anguila Monferrat Dominica St. Vincent Antego Meviâ— or Nevis St. Christophers Barbadoes and Jamaica With an account of their Discovery Scituation and Product The Religion and Manners of the Indians and other excellencies of these Countries Tâ— which is prefixed a relation of the discovery of thâ— New world and of the remarkable Voyages aâ— Adventuâ—â—â— of Sebastiâ— Cabot Sir Marâ—in Forbishâ—â— Capt. Daviâ— Capt. Weymouth Capt. 〈◊〉 Capâ— Hudson Sir Tho. Cavendish the E. of 〈…〉 Sir Walter Rawleigh and other English Wo◠〈…〉 divers places therein Illustrated with Map 〈…〉 Pictures of the strange Fruits Birds Beasts 〈◊〉 Insects Serpents and Monsters found in th◠〈…〉 of the World Price one shilling 10. A View of the English Acquisitions 〈…〉 and the East-Indies With an Account 〈…〉 â—gion Government Wars strange Cus◠〈…〉 Seâ—â—ents Monsters and other Obse◠〈…〉 〈…〉 Religion as 〈…〉 in the Alcoran Two Letterâ— one wâ—â—ten by the Great Mogul and the other by the King of Sumatra in the East-Indieâ— to our K. James I. of an extravagant stile Th◠〈◊〉 Executions in thesâ— parts with the manner of the Women â—â—rning themselves with their dead Husbands Together with a description of the Isle of â—t Helena and the Bay of Souâ—dania intermixt with pleasâ—nt Relations Pr. 1 s. 11. England's Monarchs Being a Compendious account of the most remarkablâ— Transactions from William the Conqueror to the sixth year of the Reign of their present Majesties King William and Queen Mary With Poem 〈…〉 of every Monarch and a List of the pâ—â—sent Nobility of this Kingdom Price one shilling 12. The History of the House of Orange Or a brief Relation of the Glorious and Magnanimous Atchievments of His Majesties Renowned Predecessors and likewise of his own Heroick Actions till the late wonderful Revolution together with the History of K. William and Q. Mary Being an impartial Account of the most Remarkable Passages â—rom Their Majesties happy accession to the Throne to this time By R. B. Price 1. s. 13. The History of the two late Kings Charles II. and James II. being an impartial Account of the most Remarkable Transactions and observable Passages during their Reigns and the secret French and 〈◊〉 Intrigues and Designs managed in those 〈◊〉 together with a Relation of the happy â—ition and the accession of their present Maâ—â—â—â—ies to the Thrones Feb. 13. 1689. Price 1 s. â— The Wars in England Scotland and Ireland 〈…〉 a particular and impartial Account of all 〈…〉 Sieges and other remarkable Tr◠〈…〉 â—gal Tryal at large of K. C. 〈…〉 â—his Suffering and the most conside◠〈…〉 till 1660. With Pictures of several 〈◊〉 15. Historical Remâ—â—k and Observations of thâ—â— and Present Stâ—â—â—e of London and Westminster â—ing the Foundations Walls Gates Towers Briâ—â—â—â— Churches Rivers Wards Halls Companies Goâ—â—â—â—ment Courts Hospitals Schools Inns of Courts â—ters Franchises and Privileges thereof wâ— most remarkable Accidents as to Wars Fires Plâ— and other occurrences for above 902 years paâ— 16. Admirable Curiosities Rarities and wâ— in England Scotland and Ireland or anâ— many remarkable persons and places and 〈…〉 of the Battles Sieges prodigious Factâ— Tempests Inundations Thunders Lightniâ—â—â— Murders and other Occurences and Accidents â—ny hundred years past Together with thâ— and