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V. 4V:z5,.A mid Sm! and all the*pc:0pIc the duzzicmfa. K’ing,‘as it is Written»
A  it 7.. I 6» I7, I 8, I 9, 20, and wrote it in :1 Booke and law it: A
up before the Lorfi, as a witneflb betwixt King and pcoplc, in that
V all that the Lorddoth c0m‘mand, 175~IawIfu1jl 59 bedoncg and it; is an
5 finnc 110$ ta doeit .; and-alAAltI1at £hcL0r’ddoth fc::'rbiAd,w is Lazulawfuii A
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:.gnazher,_and 1:0 doe1:he1roW;m W1lls.:A tAherefoze‘n: 15 not Iawfullg fez: A

A Kings hep cxereifc thAisAhrcga,l1power:,b;ggtheAAA1,ordhfaith, the: they
, willdeme lb and fo,,whith~is non» AAa;‘A{uffir;;1czjet vva,rra..m; for KA1ngsm

doe fomd Io: bccaufe me Lard in his Lav?‘ of; the dutie of a King V

The dude hath exprcfly forbidden the fame, Dem, 1 7. 1 3, 1 9, 20. mm! it
G5 ahging‘ flaell be when laefigret/1 Mpg}: the tbrme ef/923' Kingdome, that be write him
' h  ' at 001352 aftbzk Law; in as B evoke, audit.//M1165 with /aim, and be féell rezade

therein all the dayee: aj his life , 5/Mth/96 may lemme tofmre t/be Lard ink‘ e

gm’ 3. tlzetbiy laearteée natelified vtpepzéow 19:3.» brethren, to rice might banal
‘Win we Iefi“. Therefore iris unlawful} for-Kings to excrcife this

regal} power :: King ‘David, thou h a man after Gods owne heart, A

bee-aufc he Vbyvertue of rh.iAs*rega,1 power; would have Ear/beéala,
the wife of Uriah to be his wxfc , andcaufed fame to put Uriaéw in
the ferefront, that he might fall by the {word -1 for which Nmmm
A {hf Prophet told David, 25am. I .2.  17‘ tam be/3‘ 111:‘/Jed Umh with
z/3;iefword,;md bafl taken /9155 wife to .66 thy wife, and  flazine /aim wit/:7
rloefmord of :19; C bildreen of  : 'V2=Arf, I_o._, Therefore the fwomi’

h   j/‘yell nevcrdepertfrbm r/nine /omfi: :’ Itmadc good Dmiial by the egg... h h

perience of evil}, the fightand knowledge ofAevill, and repentance

A for evil}, fay at hislattfllf end, 2 Sum. 23.A.3. A He z1aozzer:4lerb”am‘» mm.,A

V %  éejufl;,m1£n‘gAim tbefeare qft/ac Lard, Eelfiofvoem thinkirig by thix
e regal} power he might doe what he would: raver and with his Sub.-
jeéts‘, refufeal the good Aand A nmldch Counfcll of his grave and wife
AE{ders,andAt0oke thezroughh and will Counfiell ofihrish young Comm»-
fel-1,41 1€£:gg.A 1 2,31. which lofl himArenofhistwhe1ve Tribes; Aim/57

by this regall poweer thought he mzghch take away Naéear/u Vm¢~-e

yard,and1ofo1loWc:d-the wickcdCounfel1 of Idolaitrous ?e:m5eZ

hiewi£e;jAand p1.;c~ Naéafla Aw dearhe: for which the I;;;ordA faizzhby‘
Sliamjhe ‘Prophet, I Kmg: 2 IA. 1 9». 2 1 , 2 1. [misc place were we deem A A _
licked the Zzlrmd of Naboth,/7m/1 dag; lick 1.“/ay élwd, even Mine;  ‘ h
3??5[1,_t;11.{§’ mwzyAti:yA»pq{iaritie, »a1fldWi[[ACMAt-Ofijffflm Ahab him that piflkzbe A

aagfiiflfi t/9% yvafl, maid will make  150;;/3’ like the /qoufl" 7-of jcmboam I/Ire
  ,fl3LrmMfNh.ebax: therefore 1: 1sAu:£c1‘ly unlawful! w«$ufeAth2l::A: regal!
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 éawmdfid the ptbpwto ye:la’a!wdit2¢ce,%diédf?er*z/ctimif Kfikgk,  A
ding ta_/twin demmizfx, commm¢d;.r,4will, dfidpleafwre, . A A I A A A ’

 ufnfw. Forrwoiicafohs zfirfigixarefpecft of £116 Lord Thimfelfk,

. tiaccazfi-:?hc was King ofifivze/,and had that rvegaMVpQwcr and prea-
‘xogatéW‘-Royall, to doewhisownc w'1II.% with man; as the Potter
‘ Wish rim clay 3 who being able, and did wwnh a mightie handpand
fircrziclicd~out—armc;bring !,%wl4o:1t ofe/fifigypr fromthc C1‘u€1Ei€.Of A
P%J.m~a:I/J through £116 red Sea , and in the Wi}%dcrne{fc caufed~the_

fiony Rocks (0 yeeld chem water so drinfcc, givingchena Manna,

Angeis fbod, and {cut them Q\uai1cs_tQ*cate; afnd gave them the é

Land qH:2‘;zn.mr:, houfes may buivided not, Vineyardg, Orchards,
and gardcnsthcy p1mtcd~nos:,, and caft out_feve1_1 Nzmons greater
thc:n% they before them ; even a Land flowing wxch miike and h0.' .-

may  Notwithflanding all which, Ifiwwl Wouid have a Man King.

a7shad*thc Nat1ons,1 gm. 3; -5. A: which smmz was dgfplcafcd :
but the Lordfai&{unt0‘SamucI, «per. 7. /were the 'v o}'. c¢’ aft/9.»: people‘ : far‘-
n’bay~ }.m*z2enat r.:-jail:-51 t/7:4-, 531:: they have r;*jn&?cd"%mc¢, that 1 flzmld mu:

retgmw aver them : therefore rrfli e{ Vg-1'f_ 9 jrgmto t/arm, aizdfbmr tlam:

tl5£*maz71?M“ oft/w*1(£rzg( being “us: man what will inclinations» he

% will be of) that flail Vreignzé war you, to nzkq from me ( Munjuffly jam!

give an %tav:¢rwvi*/W ( tzhzctrlmhno right to the fame Lmcrqually rode»-

Axnand of, and command overland from you(accord1"ng to his awn

corruptlufts )2 as it is vrrrfi 11,; 12,, I 3:14: I 5, I6. <-/ind W/zw tbefe
thingxflaall cc‘m1”;-fiponjau, vcrfj, 1 8,13/Imll cry, becxufi of} am (man
King whom you have cbrzfm you-, but t/a?”Lard will not hem-ejam at that

day : 3/aerefore fiat/Binkgyvwrfrlvey 0 Jfmcl, liccarijéyotc Willfarflzkc t/on  

Lard tar rcignaawr yaw mfinrmerl , amlwill /maze 5 mm rah yemr K mg
taffir in the Lard: t/aramr offlzlajcjgie gfbr in all t“/acfle I/aingy, vet. 1.7.. year
[hall 5:! bixfirvgntx, in aévcyivg oflaim Wit/com rcdr¢e_{]7:, : Whofi: }anfwcx:g
is Mr. 19, Na)! £wz'%t/ac*rej77.oz/[Me at. King 07967 W; Chap. 10: 13» I9-

T/zmflair/Jwbc Lord gad  lfmcl, I 6rot¢ghz' Ifimael om af’wEgypt, and
% dcfimred you “am of the band: aft/2: Egyptianx, mad our qftbe band: qfall
WK£w¢g.r t/mt trouélcdyou ; but yau have t/vi: day mfi away your god, :3:/svai A
” ” ‘anal; delivcrédymarat afnzll yaw adwrfitiw and tribalaztianx :- ,a3tn.1‘o:tt%

ofChap. I 2 .1 2. the hmzdx afN3h;.[h Kiwg aft%be(‘b£la’ren afmnmon,

‘ When‘ the‘ Lord your ad waxy our Kiéwg : yet yes’ /aid, -*5i’1Ci1¢g‘f/7.4!! reign: %
away?-A M3 : Know 0 Ifivwl, vcrfl. 3, 4, 5.. you amlyaur King évmrxz rccarcf,

V %A W/mf:

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Wbafi? Om have I take», =01.“ who/E Affe have «I tafiat, {tor wlaéttt ‘hlmrvet I M

t Haze: Wrong to, or whom have I hurt, or of wbafi /azmd: lxzizzeh I received V A
44 may 57358,-and I will reflare itfieit/9 Samuel 3 Then they fiszid , £53.53 /944.9? % A

dam m fig wrong, war fmrt wt, neither /mfl than taken ardg/atafmsay man; ‘
‘ A (mint! : Then Samuel fggjaht/2e‘Larai .and}“0m't Anointed :4 witmffe rim day‘

3/bat ye: /mwfotmd mug/at in my /::'m1d.s‘ : find they amfwered he :55 ‘wififiéf,

[21 the Lord in My mrxger I-Iofca I3: I I g gaze: them at King, who was no .

hleflinghbut a curfe unto them, as will appears.

h Soecondiy, In refpeét of tnamhbecaufe Ifmel would have atman

to be their King, and tfotfake the Lord their.God peremptorilyg W A

hnotwithftanding all before mentioned, lfirael molt know that a
mortal} man,o:t1e of their ‘brethren, to be exalted to thedignitie of
the Lords‘ throne of Maiefiie , unto Which belongs fucha regal!
power and royal} prerogative, thatwas not fit for any Iinfull more
tall man, becaufe the wayes, power,” andtvvifdotne ofrnan, cannot
( has the Lord) exercife Inch :1 power, A but either onthc right hand

of: on the lcfmhey will tranfgrefle againft God or man, in difoy

heying the Commarldement of the Lord , and this is the caufeof
the Lords anger 3 and therefore tor a punxfhment I/Mel mutt ( al-o

A thoL1ghhthei1' Kings fliould will ‘tlnlawfullw things, 1 Sam. SE17, )
“ yeeld in obedience, and ferve their Kings accordingly : andtthehrew

fore the Lord Chap, 1 2.1 7. fentthem (in j uqgement even in wheat;
hatveft 9 fuch a thunder and tame, to convince and to I-hevv theme

AA their greahht wickednefle in asking ofa King 2. ,th;u: ( «m. "1 9,3111 the _ A
peoplefatid unto Samml, Prafitfqr t/:»yfi°7~zvmzz; zmtoh the Lord t/ay god
(they duiffi not fay our God ) to/Mt wee dye mat, for we /same firmed £71‘

flsfiflg #5‘ :3 K5-fig, Chap? 3. 2o, tajmige M4’, wzdfgae. am‘ lvefare M, arid

fight pm Zamlcx : the fit ft Whereofwas againfi the ‘P/silg/?£m.r,whm;c.

SW1 Chap. 1 3 _ 1 2. W2; hold to cxifer a burnt offering: for Winch
fS'&?m!¢,6’l%vcrf. I 3%, I 4;. told S 13%! , I/aw; /9;a*_[}Mdo:aefc)0lz]Zv[},for éeczmfe t/rum
ohafl not lgpt the Comma"/zdement Aafthe Lord t/ay Gad, rig} Kingdomeflm/1 H

not continue; for the Lard /mtbfmg/at laim 4 man afier /azkgawne /am”, he

aged the Lard /mt/9 eammmszded him to govern: /9135 people  tAI;10thC:_r .ba1;-5.
tell againfi the Jm41ctk§te:,.Chapt. 15.; t_9..vt/ho (againfi thctcom...

mgndement of the Lord ) fimred Agag and Atlas lzeff thing-.of the At. _e
nfsalekttes ; for whlch “Smmm1 told San/, vcrf. 2a,; 23., oéedimce :23; V
{wetter thezzfasrifiee, med ta /scare the Ward aft/2: Lord better than t/zefat

.f

: ajj1{m%r¢m:€.a V--5 that reéellian £5 at! tlaeflzxm zf~w1*it?b*9%t¢ZI‘a472&’fix%éoaflnfirfla “
 4;; £zz5q:2s£z'ie and idolatry : éccazgfl t/late!‘ /mfi rejcfledr 6’ Ward oft/96 Lam‘, V

, o oljg  hark rgjef-fed tbeefrofli ée£ngI€ing,ooVcr. 28-. The Lam’ /J;z}1a 2-mt toe
% ‘ ‘Kingdom: oflflaelfiom that this day, V andgiven it tat/9} xaig/aéowr that

ole better than thou : thcrcfo1'-c;Kings.» though Anointed ofrhe Lord.

{ and (it in thcLords [hV1‘01’1€‘,\ may not excxrcifc: this regal! power to  

doc their ownc Wills, againfi cheCommgmdcments= of the Lord,
no not by duties of burnt OffCl.‘iUg:‘O1' {acnfice -,—.evr:no Kmgs are 130..
be as fubicét to the ocommgmdemcnt ofthe Lord.-. as vcfell as other

A men %: none may doc evil! for good to come of irgfor ¥V1£'h.thC 1.».-ord

there is no rcfpefi ofporfons ; and Kmgs mufi know as they aro:

butmcn. T54“? P130. 23. I 5, M K: roaring Lym mad at /Jmzgry Bmre, fir ,A

55 4 wicked Ruler,a72cr.the more people’ .' therefore thus fair 11 Ch-C Lord,
gm,hh4__5‘ ,_ 9,. ‘‘ Lt’! it-frqfice you 0 Twincex aflfiractl, leave afcrgzeltie and

-app”-jjian, andexcaute 7:-4dgemmt~a7zd ?z¢j}ice,mzd takg away your em Eff»:

m).cfrom mypeaple :2'bmb/Qzit/9.ot./125? Lord, Jere. 2%. 1:2. 0 /90:’/tfc“ of-%Dn-A

A ' girlexecjyite fad mew in the morning ( and doc not delay) and deb}-~
o W,» {kg opprafle om aftbe /amzdoft/ac apprej]ar,Chap. 22. ,2 ,3, 0 K ing-»

‘ud-oh z/mtfittcfz‘ in t/def/9ro2z2* ofDaVid execute yeejudgement and:
?jg]6:e:uf:a¢fl%. And Pro, :5. 5.17” aka maygt/06’ Wifikfd (Counfellors)w:

frgm the King, and  throne /7m/Z 6:: eflzzblified in rigbteaufiflefc : fag: _

Chap. 29. 14.,,'_ve/fI{iz1;g t/mt fadgetla the poem imrrxxtb o(,a¢¢01_~djng,

% go Gods \Vord  /aid t/mmef/ml! ée efia!a.l£fl2edf2>:- ever : for Chap. 22.”

23 ‘The, Lard will dfflmd./six mafia’, andfjzoyle t/aefimla oft/cafe r/mt fig). 1e ..

‘ ,[gm,-_ Chap, 19. 2 1 , U144»; device: -are in 4 mm: /mart, Wt the com» o

A fall of tlae%Lordfi.4xrde$th. Chap. 14. 26. In 2'“/acfiare afré1:%Lard zémztn» _

A gjfuredflrmgtb, and 19:55 Céildrm flm/Z /saw laape : therefore know, 0 .,

Kings, Princes, and Rulers. that (Imp. 2} .30} there is no Wifdoppc,
neither l1fldC1'fiR1'ld1I3lg3 nor couxwfell agamfl the. Lord 5 who faxrh,-m.

o L21/ht, 5.3, Bleflled are t/aepqom ififibiriz-*, for their:  t/acokgngdoma of
!9mzzen.o Lukc:6.;. 20; ‘Blefid 5: yea-paore, for our: 2: 2‘/ac kiiigdome 

Gad,tharfca1rethc LOI.'d:~a1’1d unto falvationo clccvc 1'i1}<:{'usChrifl;
far, Mat_.1_1_V5, The poor: racaiw t/ac’ Gofptfl Luke 4. I 8. 1 A9 . A7713 [pin ~»

rifof the Lord zéyzgpan me: , that I flivmld preoclao 1:/ac Gafpcl to “the padre,‘ \
1 Am; /Wig the 6r;ok§>:u- hearted, azndopmmla delimraznca to the captizrezr, and -
L fét at lilwrrfié them that are £’?‘I£ifE’d, m2d;prmc/a the. avceptaéleyeare qft/ye 

LWd-  4- 5 I . 3  To give unto t Jam (2e.ez:¢tiéffor%.¢3f/.785‘, .t/ye. oyle eff:-A

joyfw mgmgning, the gzgrmant ofglgzcfieflkfofl tbefiairit vfhcaoingflk, t/mm é

IE3} la

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titty méy £25 called tree: 0fr1'g5t£*0flfifc’fll$’,tl3-5flflfilffigpffhg£5”) A “¢1;”~ '
2., 9,. 0 I(1flg.0f?fldfl5, tum: mitt tlae/irmagtr, the fatherlegie , fray» 3,, ,,,,;a{ A  
demo do: no. ’w01r:’I$’c‘6'A,_ norfljed zmtatem Mmdin t/9:35 place (wherg fuck Of

the Lords dwell) althottgh Kings thinke they have 9. rt-gall powcgi A

  todoe their owne wills, they are miflakcn.

.l uefi. Wémlis the mmtd I A ‘lb 1 A A A h- _   ‘w
4 Jgiflgcgeccardifig to the Ward af Gig? J mg W #65’ ofifm, mgdpawf of

Mnfw, Fitllz, the true atld onely tight placeof a Kin l ‘ A 
 A . M M ‘ . I M V" '. g3 33 
gggggggflgggighd over :11 the people, alone to fit m the Lords
  “Seton 13*» g V ¢l¥1'U¢ an qnely 1‘igh't office‘ofa Kiln ' R , _  
_4.l to be the Mtttiflet ol Giodllot the wealth or good ofttihe 3:013;

Over Whom he 15 let; domg the Will (‘ according unto the Lawcg
I

A Statutes. and Otdin antes )of him in whofe throne he fits. oerf ,  IV

Let war flmlc lzefeéjeff Ea theht‘ bier ower, liar there 125* r V
Glor{;}:zn.;tifie pawerx that were argeineflaf G52’ _- "the-rCf(;g:f:Pf{:i: im ‘ff
not to make any Statute, Law, or Ortlinanceg dellltuéiive ogccgnc
ttadtftory unto them that were made lbs: God before hettaade an H? A
Kin A ; fo that even Kings are to be as fdbjeét to the Lord 33% mg;
to mgs 3. and fo as one inttufled by God‘, as the Lotdsvicc gym
orhevtenant ovet theLords people, betwixt God and mgr: to
fee and looke ‘unto it , that God may be lhonoutedl glorified A. Zmd
fetved by hitnfelfe, and all the people, and to fee argued lookc cc; and M
ptefetve the people from all cnemies,petils and dange.rs,both from
:.tbt:<I)_?1d 33:1!’ atlltftlncme. d A A l A A l

to it 31y, A ttuean oncl ti ht jowcm A ‘ V " “t
Nilfliflfif Of God: Wmlé 1 3 ~ 4-4 toybeagt'e tge fwordfgflfigfiéeistgstggzfi
vengeance on, or execute jufhce upon all evil} clocrs : and lm»,»_,r_ 3
to ptatfe, honoutj. and encoutageall fitch as doc well : and alfo
E3044 1 3»~ I 5- t0lJ'Jd;gC Of: €mdjdec‘idc matters in dxfietencc betwj 3;
man and lmamtalceording to the Lam/es and’ Ordinances of tllli h
Lotdmand lptev1deand*appointi?ng%z:er/I2 t . men of courage, fear?

int: Godzdcaling ttucly. and hatingtcovetoufneffe. fuch fllalt them’  

    m=kClD‘“’- *5-13» 19- Iude¢slandOfficcrs,. and they mauJuagc 

  the people Withtighteous Juclgemcma go; Wmfiing rhc Law, not
V   A V A 5

tefpeét attyllpctfon, neither cake 4 btibe, knowing that ;h¢Lord~ is

King“

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A A K5flg0fKings, a! 1d]Udgeof¢all thcW[01‘1d: Whoistluc fcaficherof

the hcamand trycr ofchc mines, and difcovereth the thoughts of

” mans hart.

“,9  Qgcfl. WA: there no difierente éatwéen wthe % K izzgx afIfra6ISpawer:,~

mid Kizaggr the Natiqm-parn:r;,1;.;z2id the Saéjefis gféarb .3 A

A A 4 eA'2¢/'ré=*. Ycs ; for the pcoplé of M46! were wichinihc Coxrcmm:

and promifc ofjefus Chrifbunto whom the Lord gave his I_awes,~
Statutes, and Ordinances, both Morallé and ~Cercmon%ia11 : fum;0
whomalfo was given Pricfls, LC'VitCSs and Prophets, to admini...
ficr unto them; and to teach and difcfi them ; and Judgcs to guide

. % zgmdleaflrhcm; and the great God ofheavcnand e.arr11to&bc their

King, to fave, defend, and deliver them : therefore the Kmgdomc
andC‘rownc of‘1fi~acl,AwAas the Gods of Ifivwl, and (0 of a greater
andfixghcr power and majcfiic, then, any o_thcr Kxngdomc of the
catch ; for rhcVKings ’th6_!.‘€0f were by the xmmcdiacc appointing[

W and anoynting or the Lord ; andumo Whom; with t_hc§r_Crowne, ~
  the Lord gave, or ofright: unto the throne of that dagmrrc dui be,

lon%g,4a rega1l‘po%wer, androyall prerogative of fclfc~wi~U.ati1d plea?-
A £}urc;”wh1'ch made Lthcm cry out; andfav 3 Alvelaeezzipzla 9.‘36,3;;r, $’:,a..«:

‘ hold t}M,LMd_rhat tigaugnvcfl mm am? Fwzthcm‘, M were t/7;’ fmir z/aermfi, ‘

mid riacgoad t/?a£2a‘g:%t/a:reofi,V 6:/Jaldwe Arcferwznx: iwf: t/9:2; day (indeed _
1; yccl Cth much incrcafc,“ but it 13 unto our Kgngs ,. Whom t_hcm
hafl: [at over us 5 who bccaufc of our f1nncs(m askmg 2..K1n.g)

liavc= dominion over our boafiics ta command Achaem, and over our

cfiatc$V to takeaway Chcnflllflt-fthcit Vplcafuxzc 3 f0 that this promifcfA.orA
gift:’l%i.c:lc;avai-lct‘h us: fothaz: thC,KiI1gS of Umrl had‘ a rggall pawcr
over their Subjcfis, to dcmandm and command, accordmg tow ~thcir,»~
gwnc wills and plcafurcs, in rcfpc€t of the peoples charge of obo-
g1cncc.~ ’ A A “ A A

A,ThcA%Subie€ts of  bccau ofchcir fiiines againli the Lord in? V

asking ofa King _., mufl fubmicf I 75'-4m.A 3 -V  and be his TCIVEHIS 7

M without any redrcffc, I ‘Pmzx 13,-. 114-. Suémit yam" /%'1'm WW all

manner af'0r2I{i?¢.53nL‘e afm;-um fir‘ the ?L0rd5‘[21lQ9, 505/9 to the izgg  M_[itp.::’-_
rimr, and to gowmam: fl;:?,?v¢£‘~”l)“l?§??‘ t/be prmi/bmemafm/i%l!%%doer:, Rom, 13%

A x . [mt every [Eagle 53 f;%s£:~;1=:=£L%%r<2 t/Jr;+!7i‘gl2:rpower: : and when they fut.

giant d:]irefl},%. V

fcrcfi they had no otims £'ma11cs.bu:;toA.fay,fN¢/95.  3 73- WWW 5“

The  

*The’Kihngsd0f"the‘Nati0ns*c:m1e outgtof tht"‘loyt'£C-s dfegttffedt
Hemt Gen. 94 9  .‘ <!»4?'fi*r'wmt 0ffl3r*tIezr1t.r~f7m[t. than be mm: 1lfjBre~ f %
t/mm", whofe Grand» fonnc sNfnhw.d, Chap. 10. 8. 5-4:¢z‘s<¥n z‘o')9e ef
migeris'men in thetmrtbavflr.-IO. The beginning of his Kingdoms 
w:tsY34b£’1,wl10fe'very namefignrfieth Mabel! ore wickm’ ewe , arid‘ ’
CaflflnizfidfOfV21PfOVCI'bC: W’.-9. \/Vherefotie it is fetid, etventtea
Nimrod t/ac reziglhtie Hmzter before the Lam’, who‘ was neither appgin...

~ ted not ansoihted of the Lord. VA The fecond tgenemtions of Kings

pf the Nations was Quiz of the loyncs of Efvm s whom God hated
tn the wgmbc,‘ Gm, 3t6t,_.g~,1 . Andwthek are the gitngs that ‘1“€Igt1€d_‘ A
mvthe Land of Edombertore there retgned any ixmg over the Chil- .

he dtendot I/5~tzel,‘wI1o was chofen by_ ElC&i’Ofl: Wrfig 2.. 33 34, 3 5,36, ‘
A 37, 3 8, 39IThc Kings of the Nattons were out of the Lords Cove-4

mnt, and fo hadtnothing to dec with theLords mercies or ptomi...
fess but were ufed as the Lords infttuments of Wrath, whom the V
Lotti tregatded not forgood. becattfe they fetved him not , not 4
knew the Lord by his Word. ?ofl2m2/0 '3 2 9. tankgrlae King pf Ate,
and 1a.-waged [aim we attree, and mfl‘ /oi: ctzrkejfe down: mttbe emrézrxg «aftlae:
gate ofrke Citric, and laid t/aerttm at /Jmpe afflarm, Chap. 1 0,2 3 4, 7T,!;.~.g
I<ié{g' ofjerufalem: the Ki?’-jg of Hebron, the Kitrg aflatmttthgd the
1CiegofLaChifl1, ht/ae ICingtefEg1on, 't.'erf,:f24..: fa/émzfatfhid to [9275 Cap» t j_
rmimur, came am! pm yatzrfleet upon the i'2£’tI'1Q$’J‘ ‘oft/aefie IC£ngs,ntver.»§_¢$%_ ;,1_,mf§t _
faflaexm/9 flew them aszedbemged z"/gem cmfiw trees, Chap. M1 2‘ 24.; fojbmglg %
flew one and thirty Kings of the Nations, whofe manner ofreignew
was according td the cufiome of their Countteysgmd their power A
was by man : and therefore al1t.tdeCttqyed by the power of God :
{be the power, the h~0t1(mI.‘ and dngnitte oftthet Kmgs of the Ntatiens
was not from the Lord aswas the Kings of J/metl, theretotehot»
worthy to be compared with A the Kings of‘1fi'm’, therefore the
Kingssofthe Nations catmot plead any right to this regal} ‘power

s from the Lord by his ‘Word; for the Kings of the Nations were
A ordained by~ and ruled over the Nattons , vbefore the dayes of the

1 1?;-fie: C hméff, med riot» Sauhjefft oférat/J .5’ ‘

Ptep11etzS2zwue1s theyiwere A not obedient unto the Commander
meme ofthe Lords and th€«1'¢f07tCelIaVC no right t0 the promifes of
l‘.hf.‘I..OI'd- he * 2  ‘ V A Q 7
7  ~,Q»\ue{’c. Now what difierenee it rem,» éetwi.t:t;tlge Pmter pf 2»/5g
l<.'irzgs o_f"I[rac1,‘wfibier;r1:atj'.«1om;f[s mederemotziell Lew, Véifiéi s the ppm? 
o,ffir{aetsJ(iflg:e ef Egtqglazjda gwdezvt the 6.71/[am/2! Lent , mat’t.t1;ze3dtdfgq[pet7Vtoftf

.dt2f/W,  

V   ~  (9:) 
     lag Kfhgdwmeand Grovf’meAAoE I/3‘~az,e3i, was théflads
,i5fIfi~uel,'4V;,who InJt1dgc111¢nt'nocI}cpeople for then: iit1n.cs,g".a~v7c
Achg fame m,_&m:uZ , and confitmcd 1:: upon D.«wid~%%~amd to h1sfer:d¢,

  

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;%gAKing. 8, 25. T/am2j7;7azll*natfai1é thee .<mf:m¢ in m_"yjz‘_g/at to fit on the ‘

tfiwone of I/me! : So that the inheritance oftbc Crownc of Ifiml A

was cfiablifhed upon Dmrial gfor BazthfI2::?«’mA%faid, 1 King, 1;A2o.A:My

_ V Lard, 0AKing, t/9e_ :ye:.%afa/Z Ifiwtei are ££P01¢‘I'l9€€“§:t/Ofilwl‘ t~bQ&.§f/9_o13[afl* tétl

rm 137190 15411 fAr 072“ the throne. bfmy Lord the A K izzg azfier /aim: faizgli Du...
vidvcr. 34. let Zam/0r:k_th€'PIi€fiZ, ‘and N mi/com the Prophet: anoym;
Solomon I(Viw<g oz/er I_,’5*:zel, andhévlow with the Tmmpet, amoffgy ,  0 D

A [Em K £Ang fboiomon. Thcjaord never gave any V Kingdoinca; not

VCroWne,:nc.-a:herdi%d tihchord appomt or arioyntianjr Kinkgs, fave
anely 0f1{razé’1and4}a¢dah; A   A  A  A  % *

The Kings of England were not at chair bbgir-xning affipoivntcd A

Iio:janoynAced, as were the Kings; of Ifrael , A but were by the Nam-
Aon ordcsned as Kmgs ov.Ac:rth1s&%Nar1on, Vaccordtng no thccufloma:
ofAAth1shNaAt1om which   15 :, before they W111adm1Ar%thi::aCroWncV to

himthey docintAqnjd,% he muffby *C0;V€naI1tAai1d%aEh impofcd '

uptnn him, yccIdA them; ttheifrights andApriv1~lcdgc’s, and that he
will rule them according to grit Cuflomes and Lawcs of the _Land;,
;gnduhcnthcygraunt unto Ahxm the Crowneffor his%owne11tc’ :.~ fo

tl1apVipowcrthathach power up impofc an Oath/bcfore4a.Graum:, ,
% ‘ hash powm:;odetc1:nct‘hcthmg to be grauntcdm the Oath J1 béfArrc--

fufid by him to whgm- this Graunt?1siratcndir:d,:md:”<:vcry Grauntcc
13% fubjcélt to the GrauAm;or%, acczordmg cq the Acovmam: at the
Graunt , the re can be no fee-dimple cfiatc 1n the urauntce ot the

gzhxng graumcd,A buwthc   fccefimpie cfcauz ofIgh-eV”‘t‘l1ing,g1ffiutitcd ‘

JS in the g"rargntorV:A  Kifnome orAComAm<:r1+“wéalmh% of  Eng?»

A land is the rauntor, the King of Englamdj is ‘ihc grauméc 3 the

Cmwm: 0 Engiawd “isrhc thin§grat‘1nteds. foth”arAthc"A t”“c"<:-finaplc
cflanc of the Crownc of E:-zglan , '

IS theACommon-—wéaIthsm; Emg»

1ml¢d'to difpo(c%of accordingAAm thee Culiormcfi ahd%il.aW€& uf<=thm

12nd,; which as~V4byAanAGmurmA mAuhcAPxindc: itmA=beiflg,

axixdafter whate‘accga4rcA  EI:lfl~0lii‘J@§5 ‘hm: not by right-of iflhttfiw I

“?‘“h%““~V“-"=»=r ‘?°_¢h€11¢*X¥iflA0fV;<i~.fq loud :3; and fa from one gcncraition to
an‘ochcr.1nhke.mamm7.~~~SqthacAAcl1isArcg:a:Hv power m the 1«;<Sazm:A8.

d6:h noxAAat .aJ1=Abelong?t0::a*KiP-gx0?f:EngA1,Wl,v%:; rh¢"3:cfore4Aif the Land 

W3$V%W?3¢.31=A. and~A:»d%=d:Acx3§¢mimgl  znmlh   fer

cxcrci;

 

( to J
éxereifieg this regall power, before the light of the Gofipel, whereé
it1isr.revezt1ed‘agteaterhghttof1Aibertietounto the members of Jeftis \
Chrifi, 1! ‘Pet; 3_‘A_‘7_. 9:, ‘to; A'U1‘:to yo}: therefore zavbic/J'6e,leet/€521 C
fag-Qox, be 2;; p:»eoiom,for by /Jim yee are ochafingeneratioma royal! Prig[£,o

A/oood, mo looly Nation, to peculiar people, t‘/oxzzrt yea /1;ml;f flaow forth the

pm?/o?:oofbEm,A" W/J0 We/oAmz'lod you oath of d.ctrr’Q:':¢efl'e into hi: emerveilom

Aligét. tRCVe§. 5»: 9, 10,. A ‘.4745! they fimg at no1oflv:¢g,fayiog, That: on

worth} to take the ‘23oo!(§’ mod to open the Sm%16J¢t}2orez.=f';‘ for thou amfi
fleine, and ijozfltredeemoolrfur ~to (joy! of 2/oy blood, A mod be/f made o my mézra
tom? Gad, 1<.'£og.c mad Pritfl: .- How much more then - fl1allKing$ tin..." A

‘.d€1‘th€kFlAOW1€dgt and ‘light of the Gofpel, ihcurre the wrath of
God, ifthey -,bet.tttott.nd gmltte ‘iofoppreffion and teytranny againfl

the beleeving members of the Lord Chrifi ethemfelves ptofeflihg

A the if ame AAf$:1Ai‘Eh,£tr.id atjkhowledginig the fame knowledge: the Lord

is no Arefpesfter of perfume, but the foule that finneth flue}! dye,

 A Kmg of.Eogl«-zed may not by this regal} power dem:.tr1d‘%and
teommandthhoftmdtfrom the peop1e;:”tsthLéK1AtjgsAof Jfiwl, neither
“by; the; Lafitfs xof Grod, tnorby *th“e*LaWe“s_‘ of the Land, neither “are
mcpeo1:$1c;o£ Englmtd bound to that flavxfhobediences as the peoz;
rp1eo.f.1fi»m=lweret; but the people of England, both by the Lawes
of God, and by the Lowes of the Land, are freed fromfucha {Ia-
evirfi1r.rohedienee;and.therefore both aceo1fdirngA to the”ALAajvves*ofGod,
-a11dAChC*L:iI51d, ma%yt1awf_ullytdeny, and refufe to fizhmiég becaufe
‘it1sAt1Ar1.ALtnlattVfuH impofitxongand wheret the dc-martd and command
;istun‘]avvfu1*l.e the den~ia1lor~refufafl istlawfull. A A A

 6,: “How flail we lvgzom when §hgdotf9- tra‘fi_@‘roflé- agatinfl.

 Goth, and ézreoieg £2225" ;6‘otxo;¢o27t,.AaAnd who: its rise r&v7¢odjA .9 t *  

V V fl%flA-King.-doth tr;t11gre{fe-hisOhthg,andhAbreake hiscovenant,

A when‘thaé his‘deema.t1dstare‘beyonrd the NaL:io11a}l’I:«aW, which 

vertue ofthis Qathgas it ista‘ breach?AtheAreof,Aiioppreflion 3» end when
._afKmg:dot-hi com'trn2tnde’_()f,?ait1dt—frtoAt3t11thedpebple, fuch thtrigs as:a_re A
oppoltteiuntogy and agaixttfl‘ the 'fLmdetAnAeAnt:a1l Lawestof the Land‘;

which by vetrtueof his Oath; as it is a breach thereof, is%tyrannyW::e A
Whxchlawfully begets in the Cornmon-ewealth an abfolute deniall i .

and refuftllto fuch demands and cornmands, and Co the peaceof
the Lander 1s endjgngered 3 the onelyt -remedy. to tprefetve the fame.-.”.

At A“  1%/A .

sgfor the King to call a.Pat1iament, b.ot_l1atjs3  to fend out his Writs
to*“the Commons, to cboole then: K11IghEStaIIdBU1“gCfl‘CS,' who by

 vertne ofrfhe Kings Write, and the Commons voyces for them; A
taret,P:trliament-men, and as Arbitrators are to dec1dc:?al1 d1f:Feren~ A

*  Clmtrch, -State, and l C0mtjI10n—W€alth; whofe conclnfiqns
and ldetertmnattlons, together wtth the Kmgs aflent, eonfentg afnd

figning, are bindtnglawes both to Kinglband people. ‘I

  Howmfafre my or mg/at  Kiiig llmvfw//y to den} :0 dflleéaf, 
o coflfifit, Mdfignc their determimtiozzs and cormfuftoztx .?l% ‘ ”  A e % V

:":A‘n:/w. A King as he fits in the Lo1:dsthron”emay3 and as be" is ;j .

t inlttufied by God over the peo”t>le*ought to deny totaffent, clonfent,‘ 

and figne their dettcrmlinzttions, if the fame I-hall either be difl1onou- 

rableto the glory, wotlhip; and f€IVi¢:ZCOf the Lord, e0l.:'1‘1‘)_)'ul‘1'0l.lS
to the good of the Common-wealth» and no further; lzortt tshts

office to be as ( llormore )» forward land carefull for both» as any 07-  
thet mane bothfby the Lawns of Gogl andthe Land ,‘ as he ts the ¢
great Mimflzer of the greatest’: trufl: tot both, by takmg the fame 4

charge 4 upon him.

4  lCmefl.- But ifis R’iegfl7filldW eta; W*¢f€'”f» fiffmts mm’ {figwe I106‘,

‘Parlingyeénbtx detcrmimzrimx, 4/tmggk /aanmmévle to the Lord,» angljgqgd

t and écneficiail to the ammm-wmlt/3; btriatn what 23' the hICi7:g.r afilvnce,

Egnefit, of danger ; and tbfif power, 4: they are Tar"/z'¢rmwt_-rmtt _., an-dfi;
the ban} reprefmmtim aft/M Land.

l Amféa IE3 King lhalldenyl to atrcm untoéemt which islawfull

before God and man 5 and contend againfi it; and in {teagl ol: A
ll ' confcnttng unto them, toidzflent from them 5 and tn {lead of I-1gn--A

ing their determinations, to feperate himfclfefrom them ‘D and
make wsttreogatnfi anti upon them; he doth theteby breake the
peace. Whlchas befits tn the Lords throne of Mtueftte, he ought

l to keepe, maintaine, and ptefetvc gland allothercby he breakcsand

wilfully violates his Oath, and Nantonttll Coventmt, by wh.=cl1 he
enjoyes the Crowns; and fo ts’ an offcnder bothotagainl} God and

man.by,both, for both; he is entrufied ebtetwixt both. f,Adam_ .d,1id,: ~

not tranfgtelle untill hf: was advllffd by Ee»e;eGcti.3.l6.o.r1fndtlaa wo-

lwflfl .

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mid»  vet‘. “13.bTb:' Serp'e'nt6cgwilcVd rm‘:  bVc5ca%a¥51.féfaa}{i;1~Vg 
dpth ngthiflg Wlchoyl: advife , thfirgfore he caaanot tranl‘-4 
g;~e1Te,butbyachcaev1ll advice of eval} Counfellorsv, who

withfiw are ‘beguilcid by thatold Serpent theDaevil;l: 
fi£c;h,a(3q;uni‘al1urs was I Ki-mg. 12. x 3, I4; Rebaéwzms young

% Cavaliers, andaafuch evillaC7e)un~feIalors was ‘ Chap. 2a.,6. .'4....V‘

My fouré hundred ;, 3411!. Prophets, who were beguilcd by
this Dcévaill 5 who faidver. 2.2. [will be 4 lyifigfbirit in tire _
mouth ofall 6:3 Prapl2et:,: and alfo fuch advifers had Pharozxli,
Gan. a,7.., ; 1,; 1;. 55433395! and» $4”’5”€3>:*’ W110 hard’ the Devils
h¢«I¢a:, andhyahimadid vtxhaacv they did* in tahcix: Wi;::h:fianding 01' ‘
Mafia: :and F0 fuch are all they that doe: adviafa the King 
gainfitha good advice ofhis grave and wifi: Elders the Par- A
liar1ae'nr.%% Limg. agoe “thefef Counfi:lIao‘rs wcareabrafldfid out

and forawtbld“ byfthfi Apofilcz: %aPau[,_2. T-im..¢;.» 52, 3,V4,H5a,5,h ; a
7’? 819. [22 the 14/} clayey, perillom timcsjballaacamaa, mm/ball as A"

lover: aft/acir mm ftlm:,corvctow,éoafler:, Prfléédyéldfpbemgrfiy »
unholy, wi_t/um: mztzmzll 4]j"ea7ian1t27acc- 6re4ker:,fm,%’/g aomfery,
’fieiw;e«,‘ dcfpz'fi:r;c aft/flrafi: t/mt gre ‘gaoa/,tra3gtnr5, bcaddy, 1353-5..
mimlcd, lavem ofplmfims more Mum lower: afGad,_ having 4
fimm: ofagodlintflé (in their mouths ) éwt dmyimzg the power
zéere.af( in their hearts ) cvvtr learnéagfiut zéewr aéle ta came
to tberlwowledge of the trail; 5 who as $.4n72e:. and fizméres
W.~iath;£%ba;Qd‘Mafls,, doe tahefia a}fo1'c:fifl fhE=fft1t11?;,fll£71 a ‘
«wrap; windy, reproéates concerning tbcfizité 5, but they {hall

proceed no farther;, for their folly {hall be manifefi unm an 

men, as §l34n22a5 and gffamlfireu By which wane, if the King

gc::t_zheMbette1‘, tah<Tewofu1l‘ adavifers will advifc him,&tha; A

ahenalatt mated not fi1b?mit to the legal! pmvesr, aacordaing cut
his C'0v,enant and Oax:h,b.m‘:may rule by that tmwarranteda‘
uinlawfall, fiarbidden, and 0fte.n~ punifl1:fd~,aragaialaap0Wer ea
higowuc wail!,bot;h inaC%Ahurchj,State5aad Co*m*m.0i1~wealr~h,

A anfikrhave alI*?his Subjleéfs roabc his flfavesgas all tyrannical!”
 a a a   Kingsa  

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of.£7mihan 'cAvi!r=l in thefe ilatterduayes, wifepmpheticaIl;Sa{o~ 

* mm, asa remedy"againftfucAh« an«evi1l,arnc1»r<:>a make kno—avAtm;

the lawFu%I%nefl‘e of a.violc;nz power agmainft fuVch._. fayes‘A.i1m1
high and comma;n<;li:ng language, Pro. 2 5 .~ 5.; Take away [earth
wicked *( Conn fevllors ) from écfare the King, w;d his Vtér5?a*rzve.;
( by ncwiand ftrongcrr Covenants, arrd»bet’tcr %4ACoV&unfelIorAs 
_/ballrée qflaélifbedm rigijteoufizelfé : verff. the 4. take away:
tijiaefc drolfie hearts from the Kings fiivcr godly} haunt, a*n&
thcrcwflaall. c'omefor:th Aa~ vefielk «E0»: the finer, who i5 the

 A%ave Atfia,t7f:”>A domas i7n—%prev4e:%:'xin;in% a foretéflring wayA f W A

L?ar%d,u"7tom:ake~t:her&of ave{I'cll?of hcmourfidr I1:is»own‘glo~=r  

A 1375 tdvdofc his owne wov1*ke:wshich is Revel. :77. 5. A272! upfmv 

lrcr fl“r:Imdma: written» name , Myffery, Bzzlvylm t/ac. Grew,“
the IM0Vt/Mr ofarlot.r,md géomimztiam aft/.zeA%% earth .: this my-" %
fiery istwr. 8  %Thc-A 5:4]? _rvlaicl:Vze£i2ou fam_-/fimm in a]%e¢¢d'ow_t 
the bamrmleflé p*i~t,T¢md: twat, éemu/a jbee /haiigoe :.im?a~A:Ap crditiim;‘1*.

. ver. 9. :heAz%c»is the mindexthanhatlm wifedorrritz (or thAr.=: minde~
of Gods mntemions, who is the God of wifdome ) thcAf«&~‘verr
headsrare feve.nmAoumAcaA%ne~s, on wAhich«4 w%ca»m*m* or xv‘hmaA« A

at %An:tiAch=rii1% fitte~th:?‘ve*r; 1.-mmd we téenborzzes MAM? tim-

A flaw«qfl,a:rcA tm King:,ar Kingdomes :& Var‘. I7 .W’hoAm7G0Ad'A l‘1 aH;AIE

fl«irre’d up or put in their heartts, and 21:s‘0mé* man to i.:1gre"c:%5
-«mu 4: arid have m:te»1n“i‘nde; W. 16;. mhate she wIwma~,thc4
Pepe uffiameg and AAr1%ti?ch»rF&~AAoE: the earth, and flj1=a1IAA Vma-ke—
hfiwdcfolate and naked C0 flit: W 1181.‘ fi—1th~in_cfI”'&,;and%fl%1a1l aace
her ’fle'fl1andAA%b,ume her with fire,‘ evm the: fire of ‘Gwds
wrath, that 0166 Amay never takemote,   1:0» appsgare agaizge, at

A anymAorc. C,/v4p<.4 1 3. 18. Here is wiiamne: f;Ti:o»;?'A:a~~z‘Ah¢av.et1v»AA, 1ec.A“

him Athazz hath» C fpirimall ) *A uAnder£Mnd~Ain%,g co»un;c¥1cn%um;bér A
c»f~tI~av.t; Beafhor thctime ofher~dAcfo~1atiV0n§ which fl1ea15°l4 be AFuI.+
fi1lc:dAin“ theyeafe of Chrifi I~666~. ( [%i*§?xh_tifl CM. ::r;.[ 3.; 4»;-eg

” 5»z';:ia!l.’tbe tre4f£;rcx+~g3f~wz'f£ameV 4w2d’§’irzovérl¢ea’;g*£V~&§*Aai*id+A t!ieaf§%f«i:n‘r'e-7A

areAAtevcé~1éd w. mom bu.t*Fu‘ch= 2:sAi2.r_e ihif  h41*i4£%5{4 
A B 3 AA A A £ter)_rig_

t 14) “  

fiery to others; for it is the number of a man byeomputal to

tion of mans nature,“ which i366. or aPrince, orrhe prime
gt Prirtcetof the ten Kmgdomes, hrs age ll agree with

1666. andtnake up that npgtber, being added to réuoi-5 for
I600; having-.66. adtied"urtitl“c).r_i'r, rrtztkes up 1555, cfidyzgs‘
the fitlhtnoiw King or Engl4nd,¢$Af,rrtlend_, and Irelmd, his

age doth agree to make up anL‘l"t~o Fulfill this prophefie, ,
who is the King of England: Lyon, the,_King of Beafls 5 of "
Srotlrmds Utticortte, the chiefe foveraigne,exp¢11er of an :
poyfon of Popery: and of Irelafid: Dragon, \ their chiefs of 
all my foning fierce Serpents : and now have caufe to 133 they

molt fierce in this worke, becaufe thewhore .ADtlChl;;.fl;

; hath fucked outilrelandr blond inabtmdance: thcfeythrcc

at Kingdomes, are three of the ten ~Kin”gdomes,, and his Majg-  

{lie at treble, or three comprifed lawfull King, is rorbe {he

Lord Chrifls chiefeft inflrument to theidefitiuétionl of the

great whore or Antichrift the Pope.,Who unjuflsly ufurping-. l
lyfindunlawfullytweares the treble Crowne : Now this i
worke of the Lord to defiroy Antichrifr, mull be done by

themembers of Jelus Chrift, which formerly have been of

Al{ltiC~l‘ltlft; of whom Pam faith in his flrfi Epillle Gimp. 2., i .

ever. I o. In time p4_/3 were not apeople, med wirlraat mrrcic ( be...

tzaufe yee were of Antjchrili) ear new are t/ac people afGad’ >‘

mdbazre oétmzeal mercie (becaufe yee have forlalren Anti-
chrift, and are now the members of jef us Chrifi )therefore
as now all things {tand,the Parliament or repreli:ntat'ive bo-
dy of the Land, as by the; Lords providence are lawfully

called by the.Kings Writs, thereby laying afidel his regal! t

power,i and the Commons voyces, wholly Committing all

~ things unto them, have power lawfully ,. according to sag...
mew: tenent, by ( 1f need require ) a violent Force, even from t V
before,or out ofthelitngs prefence, Pm. ; 5. 5... To take-3.. r

  way thefeforenamedi evill Counfellors from the King,that r  

his

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  histhroinenin righteoufneffe maybe eilablt A cameo him :  

and then as in there. mar. the Lords refining worke of fepe-,_
‘ ration by a thorow refmsmation, in taking the Atheillicall

and Papiilicall droile from thefilver members of Iefns
Chrill, quiteeaoutof theft: Dotninions it: but as Paul faith,

at T 6:1,’. 2 . 3., 7, 8, 9., 1 o . Let 720 mm deceive yaw éy my mmm.r,=

V A far we myflery afizaiqzaitie alotéa 4/readie worke, Mel} /ye w/,-am  
‘ léttethwill last war!!! he ée terrier: out  the m;¢y,t( who are 311:.

Kings evill Connie.llor_s, Papiils, Acheiils, traytots, and all i
fuch, as is before mentioned, therefore away with them) A
and I/am/be/1 tiuzt wicked one he revealed, m/mm t/.2e5fLam’ f/M11 t

trzozafimze with the fjzirit af 1723' womb, mm mm (the Pope Anti-

ehrill) mbofi: ramming :1; after the marking afsvztémr, dwz'1/zfl7,;-

with all deceiwélemfli’ of unrzg/2teoufnc=fl"eiifi them that P577:/Ii,"

for wantof the knowledge and love of the truth in Ohriit, .
that they might be faved stand when fuch wicked ones are r
taken from his Majeflie, then as §'7etlw, Exocl. 18.2 1, 22.. J-
V Counfelled Mafex, fo cloe yee his Majefiie, to prov.ide.ou~t:
of all the people, able men, fuch as feare God,men oftrtuth,
hating covetouineffe, making fizch Rulers and Iudges and ;
State Counfellors, as it is Dem“."x6.*13, 19. that thereby r
both King andpeople may all as one man, goe on amainein 

the Lords refining ‘worke of Reformationtitrirthefe three

Kingdomea, by turning out of them all Antichtiflian drofle; t
that nothing of it they remaine ever any more» to defile the: A
filver truths, doélrines, or members of Iefus_Chri{l,who 
tnufllbe firfi reformed from errors, and then belinformed ~ 3
in the truths oflefus Chriil (for without atrne knowledge a i
there can be nogood obedient pra&ice)eandr then the Lords‘ \
fecond worlte of aftuall deilruélzion, will ‘goeaon: the better ~
againit that Belaflf Antichrifl, to the glory of God in their: a

 deflruétion, the leweslconver-lion, ttancl Gentiles further £1”:-fl": »

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