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The restitution of prophecy that buried talent to be revived / by the Lady Eleanor.
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Eleanor, Lady, d. 1652.
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1651
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Wing D2007; ESTC R18874
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THE RESTITUTION OF PROPHECY THAT Buried Talent to be revived By the Lady Eleanor John 16. He shall glorifie me for he shall receive of mine and shall shew unto you Printed in the Year 1651. To the Reader THis Babe object to their scorn for speaking the truth informing of things future notwithstanding thus difficult to be fathered or licensed That incission to the quick hath under gone without their Benediction in these plain Swathe-bands though commended unto thy hands No spurious off-spring of Davids but the Son of peace This Oblivions Act Messenger thereof Be of good cheer O my people Isai 40. O ye Prophets saith your God Tell her That her Travel is at an end Her Offence is pardoned our Jubiles deliverance Sirs to be plain as in the first place His Commission He first of the new Prophet so his and hers both She the last of the old Confesseth likewise or beareth record of his presence Born in the flesh of whose Kingdom no end Although not in a Stable brought forth yet a place like restless a hard choice between extreams or streits of that kinde to distinguish No Inferior Prison or of obscure Denomination whereof that street carrieth the name not the least honored with no less then the Temple for one VVhere belonging to passages of Inns The one frequented all Hours and Drinking not more free then the others darksom grates close famished there no few But requisit Bridges and the like the true Narrow way by suffering that leads to life From him a proper passage or mention Straits of the Virgins-Womb had passed besides Seafaring-persons his followers in that way not unexperienced afore arrive the welcome Haven And so far Reader for these excluded their Approbation where parallel'd the Broad-way Ebrieties leading to destruction Those Gates put into the reckoning and such holds chained up c. and for this nonplus also unwilling to transgress the bounds of a Preface Shewing as by those Vigilent Shepherds published a Saviour Their peace then required likewise a pass for these from ours as appears witnessed thus I give thee charge in the sight of God which quickneth all things c. That thou keep the Commandment until the appearing of our Lord Jesus Christ which appearing in his time he shall shew That he is King of Kings and Lord of Lords 1 Tim. 6. So in another place For the testimony of Jesus is the Spirit of Prophecy King of Kings and Lord of Lords the Holy Spirits presence namely But arrogancy begetting incureable blindness these savored but as non-scence not material Galio cared for none of these matters c. December 25. The Fleet. Postscript But blessed is he not offended c. MATT 25. The Book of the Restitution of Prophesie the great Account c. THe secrets of the Gospel under Allegories covered and Parables precious Leaven generality or scope whereof reflects although on the day of Judgements severe account unknown day and hours reserve Nevertheless days preceding their proper Lesson a warning piece for them Which Unum Necessarium inestimable Pearl the Kingdom of Heavens purchase that Manna the unknown Bdellium likened to who sold all to compass it requires Artificials none either presumes cannot be frustrate or by all troden under foot of which an essay as ensues tendred as to watch all or wait so to beware if wise how they quench the Spirit where not unlike his dream of good consisted and bad both because the thing Established repealable not then their Decree much less to be changed c. Dan. That consists not in meat and drink those Externals unto a wedding likened so many Handmaids his Kingdoms Epitomy at hand or forthwith to appear Virgins their 's the priority five perfection of Numbers Her quickning time till when concealed c. Luke a prime period alluding to the Sences Five were wise other five were foolish no lame similitude ten in number its full time as it were or reckoning had gone out To whom how befel those that were out of the way saying Our Lamps are out or quenched dreamt not an answer that way insufficient a point of what consequence to say They had not thought or supposed c. cast in the teeth with Spiritual Chandleries an Item thereof In what obscurity all without the Spirit manifesting without contradiction as appears The Bridegroom while tarried all slumbred and slept bidden be watchful Therefore watch for ye know neither the day nor hour c. as that for another Could ye not one hour refrain our caveat bids sleep on who allow the Spirit not transmitted beyond the Primative bounds what real demonstration soever as if any thing impossible with him and thus the blinde conducting the blinde emblems what posture Synods and Church-men found in How provided of the wedding garment when that summons Come now for all things are ready The Spirit and Bride saying Come gates of Paradice wide open no more curse c. the Tree of Life attain'd its Maturity living waters grates Aurum Potabile as free no longer to be fasting then And so much for their farewel restless good night Lord Lord c. knows their voices as much as they discern read by them the Prophets theirs c. unworthy of the oderiffrous Mariage-gloves or a taste of those transcendant Confections even departed from the faith Depart ye follish Galatians who hath bewitched you wherewith verily The Kingdom of Heaven expresly unto what Nation or Kingdom to be revealed obvious as those Solemnities under the notion of a Wedding Revels not returnable often Whenas some supernatural anointings or Conception as by that Mid-nights Alarm shaddowed forth in due time administred After the way of old illustrated when the Word of the Lord came unto them Recorded in such a Year of their Reign and in what Moneth pointed to a Jubile's moiety Five times five The years prime Anniversary Feast blessed throughout all Generations her VVedding-day faithful Handmaid the Virgin Mary her Five and twentieth of the Moneth as bears date 1625. Year of Grace His very Proclaimed Reign Coronation accompanied with unhappy Nuptials He aged 25. she Fifteen c. graceless voice Twenty four from the Conquests Bastared Generation compleat Anno 24. matched witha Yoak-fellow and could not come five Yoke of Oxen of his Oxford Commons an Item must attend on her Ladiship roaring Sabbaths Mid-nights works No Stranger subject to be unmaskt and Farmer Bishopricks weekly Alarms VVhile she as free with her impostures to communicate our Heavenly Saviors homage to Idol blocks doted on painted Popets for whose name wo to the House suffices the Dogs in the same place licking his Blood Moreoveras in this Maps Circumference contained of unappy memory Her five years Fiery Bloody days of the name such knows none charming Letanies good Lord good Lord they know not what ave gratia c. Pater Noster and Creed alike intelligible to her sorrow Matched in her after days By her Virgin Sister succeeded in the Five
her accursed Pictures or some carted like dasht c. fit Guests c. On the other side restless-swearing Cooks about Firs and other like Catch-poles appurtenances of the Scarlet Beast for this narrow Table too voluminous Also Christmas-boles All-nights Gameboles Dancing and Dicing scored on the Horns with Goldsmiths-hall and Skinners from the Cup of beaten Gold a health to them too Through whose streets formerly carried in state by Scarlet Liveries from all parts flowing to have sight of her person or presence Totally stript of Purple array Margaret Pendants Bracelets and Chains some Kings Daughter as though or one of the Blood became as deformed dispicable and desolate Hated as formerly followed with their Leopard skins the naked House of Lords concerned not lest beside plundered Pay Houses Kings and Lords those As moreover she none of the lest that mother of Witchcrafts branded for a Baud whose Babel-Pyramid fired Fictions of fresh edition Vniversity Excrements daily whereby oppressing Shops and Presses with them overflowing too shameful whilest Close-Stools set to sale lined through with Scriptures old and new VVhen Turks lest Gods name therein refrain to set their foot on a leaf of Paper whose Alcoran Mahomets the false Prophets Cum Privilegio c. Accursed Jerocho's reedified Gates in the mean while Jerusalems VValls waste c. So sends greeting Pathmos Isle to this Islands City He when unexperienced in those Hieroglyphick Demonstrations Saints dayes signifying beyond Paganism Rites celebrated St. John stricken or transported with such admiration and marvel O strange and ugly VVhat Strumpet Baud c. As points to that fiction of ravished Europia carried on the Bull into the Sea true as the others Rape c. in Maps and Tapistries ordinary so to another not long since no fiction on this River Those Brace of Spaniels Her Graces swimming match And Knight Errand no small Bull supported by his Hand laid upon her c. Requisit as any in our Cities Map to be displayed That Esprit Order conjured up again entered in them as into that Cities Swine because the good Spirit moved on the waters also Apishlike by the evil spirit and Witches those c. VVith his Venetian she free of the aforesaid three Stags Heads the Horns his too c. with her Cup of Viper Wine that never awakned whether Drunken or no c. The Floods days not equivolent All which copied out by that Piece when his butcherly birth-day kept bound himself c. Instructed by her Mother Baud dancing her lacivious Jigs and Tricks beheaded the Baptist late by her and her Ladies not onely Hermophrodite acting mankinde but sworn by his precious c. And wounds by their base Players Let us eat and drink to morrow is our last More true then aware of notwithstanding a Mote in anothers Eye perceive so returning to his last account made even or confession on Tower-hill arrived the Haven above This day be thou with me c. Enter thou into thy Lord and Masters joy Easter Term An. Dom. 31. Between those twain Sacrificed he charged but as an accessary Had the honor nevertheless of first entrance Next Term theirs Bradway the innocent Page and the other c. VVho in those times thought full little of Jud. Bradshaw VVhen thirsted after his Vineyard Mervin Earl of Castlehavens So many Manor Houses to few or none inferior This Kingdoms forerunner or what should him befal His Enemies likewise those of his own house to his last swearing at every word cursing c. This man never once charged with Oath other then truly and verily Taxt with injustice neither or owing unto any Paid and rewarded all By means of alteration in his Religion as much disclaimed and mismatching himself scandalized by others misdemeanor They who worst reproached him was That he had the best things in him of any man as well as the worst Stumbled at the Church upon point of Antiquity By reason whereof stood in Poperies defence or Romes That Fathers aspersion undergone Origens That when he wrote well none could do better when he wrote ill no man so bad Envied among them Court Motions that ever distasted stiled to be Pharoahs Son or accounted the Creature of Fortune to whose potent adversaries no slender or mean advantage Cast by a Jury of Peers His unnatural Iury of Brethren as sold him figure of the Lamb called the Dreamer scorned and stript of his Garment Also between those two through her lust Blood of the Grape as sealed the ones pardon the life therein So the other the heavy Famins forerunner hanged up by Birds betokened on the Wing his flight c. In the end tasted Egyptian slavery themselves Straw-gathers Types of the scattered Jews not onely but of a spiritual Famin proceeding from forgetfulness c. Parables consisting of a twofold-like Construction as those aforesaid Fellow-servants in one day said to have their Heads lifted up both who advanced so All knees to bowe c. Afterward biding them not be sad for their preservation sent thither So much for the word throughout all ages and the world through Also touching his leave taken at Tower-hill so highly rewarded Well done good and faithful servant Follows the second a Lieutenants turn next of Ireland Strafford no shallow Brain-piece over-powered by the old Serpents policy Papist by reason in highest Offices had his quietus est Easter Term Anno 41. Sealed with no ordinary Arms the Ax Neither wanting after his ability of what Faith or Belief Kingdoms slippery places as unto her a second Eve for her forwardness ye know not what ye ask VVhilest on the other side as backward This piece interlined as shews when presented the Lord General herewith a Manuscript prayed to be priviledged by him referred to the Bar Lodging in Ax-Alley where about three weeks space waited on Other use of which as though had not made returned them not vouchsafest the value of a word No Babe in long Coats though bewrayes barbarous alike not to bless where they ought and to contemn or curse No less then cowardize also in a high degree what should be improved to Hide c. In the mean time unburied Lord Deputy Iretons sad welcome rung out landed whose Corps Farther giving to understand had advertiz'd him what befel immediately afore signed with Whitehals Powder mischance Bidden to shake of their dust that have but ears for a shew How in the same moneth October c. about the same hour at Night c. wherein delivered to His Excellency by her a Book Entituled Babylons Hand-writing bearing date Anno 1633. Printed beyond Sea by the same token with Specticles put on read by him That watch word superscribed Is a Candle to be put under a Bed c. useless and unsafe He that hath Ear hear this Piece Contents of the said Book Dan. 5. contained in a sheet of Paper sometime served on the late K. C. after his return from Scotland Anno 33. Crowned c. concluded with Charls