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A57644 Apocalypsis, or, The revelation of certain notorious advancers of heresie wherein their visions and private revelations by dreams, are discovered to be most incredible blasphemies, and enthusiastical dotages : together with an account of their lives, actions and ends : whereunto are added the effigies of seventeen (who excelled the rest in rashness, impudence and lying) : done in copper plates / faithfully and impartially translated out of the Latine by J.D. Haestens, Henrick van.; Davies, John, 1625-1693. 1658 (1658) Wing R1945; ESTC R16929 56,554 106

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happen nothing but what should be according to the will of God Of this waking dream did they all unanimously expect the interpretation The foresaid Thomas guilty alas of too much credulity did in the presence of all those sleeping-waking spectators cut off his own Brothers head and having forgotten the use of water baptized him with his own blood But what followed The Magistrate having sudden notice of it and the offence being fresh and horrid the Malefactor is dragg'd to prison by head and shoulders where he having long considered his action with himself professed he had therein obeyed the decrees of the Divine power These things did the unfortunate yeare one thousand five hundred twenty and seven see Here men may perceive in a most wicked and unjustifiable action the eminent tracts of an implacable fury and madnesse which God of his infinite goodnesse and mercy avert from these times ADAM PASTOR Nomine qui Pastor tu Impostor moribus audis Qui â recto teneras Tramite ducis oues THE CONTENTS ADam Pastor a derider of Paedobaptisme He revived the Arrian heresie His foolish interpretation of that place Gen. 2. 17. so often confuted ADAM PASTOR a man born at a village in Westphalia was one of those who with the middle finger pointed at Paedobaptisme that is to say looked upon it with indignation as a thing ridiculous being of the same opinion in that businesse as Menno and Theodorus Philip but as to the incarnation of God hee was of a quite contrary judgment For Menno held that Christ was something more worthy and more divine then the seed of a woman but our Adam stood upon it that he was lesse worthy then that of God so that he rowsed up the Arrian heresie which had lain so long asleep as having been but too famous in the year three hundred twenty five For in a certain book of his whose title was OF GOD'S MERCIE he writ thus The most divine word which is the main considerable in our business is written in the second of Gen. v. 17. The day that yee shall eat of the fruit ye shall die the death This is that word which is made flesh Joh. 1. Yea that God which is uncapable of suffering and impassible is made passible and he that was immortal is made mortal for he was crucisied and died for our advantage To be brief he held that Christ was not to be accounted any thing but the hand the finger or the voice of God But although the opinion or Religion of this third but most unfaithful Pastor Adam wander out of the limits of divinity and that it seem to be an ancient heresie containing nothing in it but what is childish trifling and meer foppery hath been confuted brought to nothing by the most religious preachers of the word of God notwithstanding the barking of the viperous progeny of Arrius and Servetus yet he hath this in particular that he would have us look narrowly to his explication of the second of Genesis which he so commends where he foolishly and vainly endeavours to prove that the prohibition there is the word made flesh This monster did not onely beget this sect but nursed it here are baites allurements and all the poisonable charmes imaginable that may cunningly seduce the best and most innocent of men But alas where is the free and indulgent promise of God of the seed of the woman which cuts the very throat of the Divell and tyes him in the strictest chains where are his often promises to Abraham to Isaac to Israel and to his old people confirmed by a league so solemnly made In thy seed all the earth shall be blessed And thou shalt be a blessing unto me This seed witnesse the Apostle is none other than Christ himself whom God without question meant The desperate contagion of this man's Religion did Servetus and his adherents professe embrace and celebrate HENRY NICHOLAS Vestra Domus Nicholae cadat quae exrudore versoe Futile fundamen Religionis habet THE CONTENTS HENRY NICHOLAS Father of the Family of Love He is against Infant-Baptisme His divelish Logick THere was also ore Henry Nicholas the Father of the Family of Love as he called himself and not the meanest man of all his Gang one who by many means endeavoured to cripple the Baptisme of Children as is too known and apparent out of his writings which at a third hand he with all freedom earnestnesse and kindnesse endeavored to communicate to David George and the other of his fellow-labourers and his new Jerusalem friends This man in a Pamphlet of his wherein he notably described himself and which he dedicated to an intimate friend of his under the name of L. W. maintaining that the * minute of the last Trumpet was coming that should unfold all the Books of unquiet consciences hell and eternal Judgement which should be found to have been onely things grounded upon meer lies and as all wicked and high misdeeds were hateful and detestable to God so also were glorious and plausible lies no lesse odious to him The same man endeavoured to perswade people that he was a partaker of God and the humanity of his Son He further affirmed that at the last day God should bring all men nay the Divels themselvs into perfect happinesse All the things that were said of Divels of Hell or Angels and eternal Judgment and the pains of Damnation he said were onely told by the Scripture to cause fear of civil punishments and to establish right Policy FINIS The Conclusion These few things we have brought to light were not invented by us but were extorted out of their own Disciples with abundance of discourse not without the presence of many men of godlinesse and excellent understanding * they admitting not the universal rule of the Scriptures But alas take these away where is Faith fear of God eternal happinesse But let us believe them let us believe them and we shall bee saved Oh! that to Heresies I could say An Alphabetical TABLE to the Revelation of Hereticks A. APious Act. 48. Adam Pastor a derider of Paedobaptisme 7● c. Anabaptists their leading principle 3. usually they grow worse and worse ibid. their bold attempt 14. c. where Masters most insolent 10. of a levelling principle 21. they as the Divel pretend Scripture for their base actions 2● they aime at universal Monarchy ibid. their de●ign upon Amsterdam 24. they aim at the advancement of themselves but destruction of others 64 they would inforce others to their opinions yet pretend liberty of conscience as to themselves 70. Arrius his character and wretched death 55. c. Arrianisine its increase 56. B. JOhn Buckhold or John of Leyden His actions and end 1● c. C. CAlvin's reproof of Servetus 54 Godly and loyal Citizen● hate usurpation 18 Conventicles usually the nurseries of Tumults 13 D. THe Divel an
of the City for him and his His Character His riches He with his Sect enact three things His son in Law doubting his new Religion is by him questioned and upon his answer excommunicated His wifes death He had formerly voted himself immortal yet Aug. 2. 1556. he died c. His death troubled his disciples A good resolution A pattern for good Migistrates The Senates enquiry Eleven of the Sectaries secured In such cases the learned to be consulted with Articles extracted out of the writings of David George Some of the imprisoned Sectaries acknowledged David George to have been the cause of the tumults in the lower parts of Germany but disowned his doctrine An ingenuous confession and resolution A pious act A lying report raised Conditions whereupon the imprisoned are set at liberty The votes of the renowned Senate The doctrine of D. G. declared impious He is declared unworthy of Christian Buriall And that his body and books should be burned A fit punishment for perverse Hereticks Servetus his converse with Mahumetans and Jews He disguiseth his monstrous opinions with the name of Christian Reformation The place of his birth His arrogant Boast He inveighs against the Deity of Christ Oecolampadius confutes his blasphemies causeth him to ●…e thrust out of the Church of Basil Servetus held but one person in the God-head to be worshipped c. He held the holy Ghost to be Naure His horrid blasphemy He would reconcile the Alcoran to Christian Religion He declares himself Prince of the Anabaptists At Geneva Calvin reproves Servetus Serve●●● his obstinacy Anno 1553. By the Decree of several Senates he was burned Arrianisme its increase Anno 323. The General Council at Nice Anno 325. called as a remedy against Arrianisme but without success The Arrians misinterpret that place Joh. 10. 30 concerning the Father and the Sonne They acknowledged one only God in a Judaicall sense They deny the Trinity Arrius his wretched death Anno 336. Anno 622. Mahomet characterized He made a laughing-stock of the Trinity He agreed with Carpocrates and other hereticks He renewed circumcision and to indulge his disciples he allowed them Polygamy c. His Iron Tomb at Mecca Hubmor Patron of Anabaptisme He damned usury He brought in a worship to the Virgin Mary c. The Senate of Suring by a Council reduced him He renounced the heads of his former doctrine Himself or Sect still active He is taken and imprisoned at Vienna in Austria He and his wife both burned John Hut the prop and pillar of Anabaptisme Anabaptists aime at the advancement of themselves but destruction of others Hut his credulity in dreams and visions Hut accounted a true Prophet by his Proselytes At Merhern the Hutfian Fraternity became as it were a Monastery Lodowick Hetzer a famous heretick * An item to the Hot-spurs of our times He●zer gains Proselytes in Austria and Switzerland Anno 1527 at a publick disp●tation Oecolampadius puts Hetzers Emissaries to their shi●ts Hetzer denied Christ to be co-essential with the Father His farewel to his Disciples He is put to death for Adultery Anno 1528. Hofman a Skinner and Anabaptist seduced 300. men and women at Embda in West-Friesland A delusive prophecy His followers accounted him a great Prophet At Strasburg he challenged the Ministers to dispute which was agreed upon Jan. 11. 1532. Being mildely dealt with he is ●●verthelesse obstinate Other Prophe● 〈◊〉 delude hi● * Yet it 's like to back their prophecies they pretended liberty of conscience A Prophetess deludes him He deluded himself He voluntarily pined himself to death Melchior Rinck an Anabaptist He is accounted a notable Interpreter of dreams and visions His disciple Thomas Scucker in a waking dream cut off his Brother Leonards head He pretends for his murther obedience to the decree of God Anno 1527. Adam Pastor a derider of Paedobaptisme He revived the Arrian heresie His foolish interpretation of that place Gen. 2 17. His opinion hath been sufficiently resuted Henry Nicholas Father of the Family of Love He is against Infant-Baptism * As to that minute if he confine not God we may believe him His blasphemy Doubtless he hugg'd himself in this opinion His divellish Logick * Hereticks allow not of the Scriptures