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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A18437	An answere to a seditious pamphlet lately cast abroade by a Iesuite with a discouerie of that blasphemous sect. By William Charke.	Charke, William, d. 1617.; Francke, Christian, b. 1549. Colloquium Jesuiticum. English.	1580 (1580)	STC 5005; ESTC S119230	29,644	72

not the worlde maruaile if in purging the Church from so many abominations wherewith the aduersaries had in all places and so long time together defiled it some small matter remained not swept away and caried out with the rest As for the positiue lawes of the lande wherein also the Iesuite woulde seeme to haue knowledge and matter for maintenance of his popish superstitions they make wonderfully against him I speake not this onely in respect of the most godly lawes made of late vnder King Henrie the eyght her Maiesties father of noble fame or since vnder the Josias of these ages King Edward the sixt and in the most blessed and prosperous raigne of her Maiestie but lawes made in the time of Edwarde the first Richard the thirde and some others before and after For euen these haue made auncient lawes as appeareth by a booke written onely of this argument aboue fourtie yeeres since to abandon the Popes authoritie which head of the Popish Church being taken away the body can not remaine but as a dead carkeis that must haue present buriall or remaine as one of y e antique images of Rome that hauing lost the head yet is highly esteemed onely for antiquitie 6 In the sixt article first he sheweth how litle power he hath ouer his tongue or ouer his pen. For being loth to speake any thing that might but sounde of an insolent brag or chalenge yet hee doeth most insolently bragge more then any and chalenge more then all For what one man hath made such a bragge or such a chalenge as out of al sciences against al men to mainteyne that that for want of maintenance is fallen as y e Angel prophecied of y e fall saying Great Babylon is fallen the inhabitants friendes thereof see her dayly fall and there is neyther violence nor subtiltie that can lift her vp againe But the Iesuite moueth pitie rendereth a reason why he may not boast He is a dead man to this worlde In what sense he is dead I know not In deede as yet he can neither be founde aliue nor dead nor the place of his buriall Whatsoeuer other may thinke hee thinketh not himselfe spiritually dead but dead by resignation of a worldly life or danger of death that may come by iustice of lawe Whatsoeuer it is he woulde be pitied before he commeth neere any danger As he moueth pitie so he beggeth loue for the wonderfull loue ready minde he would seeme to beare towarde euery man He offreth hayle master as Judas did a kisse downe to the ground But we must not beleeue words of loue from an enemie y t sheweth malice in deede Yet there is some thing in his professed loue For to treade afterward proudly vpon our heads to make vs kisse y e Popes feete he wil in the Popes seruice first laye his head vnder our feete kisse the ground we tread vpon O false shew of gracious lowlines O seruile wordes of flatterie ioyned with intolerable pride of a deceitfull heart For to whome is not y e notorious pride hideous crueltie of Antichrist knowen It foloweth to see how soone suddenly a double minded man sheweth him selfe inconstant in all his wayes He that in one line abaseth him selfe to the dust in the next exalteth him selfe against heauen He nowe pretending the defence of the maiestie of Christ and yet intending to defend y e tyranny of Antichrist doeth display his courage his affiance his assurance his euidence so impregnable that no maÌ„ may encountre with him As before he promised to crye a false Alarme againe sinne so nowe in presumption of himselfe he soundeth the victory and proclaimeth a triumph and that before he hath shewed his face in the field If those wordes did no more tickle the Papists that beleeue all and receiue al from Rome then they doe vs who examine spirites by the worde he might haue reserued them for a fitter time and a better place In a good cause it is good alwaies to be bolde to haue singular affiance in the gratious fauour of Iesus Christ On the other side in an euil cause to trust to a broken reede of Egypt is a double folly bringeth a double mischiefe first an ouerthrow in the attempt and afterward the shame of an euill matter Moreouer for an enemie of the kingdome of Christ to call Christ his King and to borowe his name to iustifie a foule enterprise it is nothing else but to sinne the sinne of them that sweare The Lord liueth and yet deceyue For therein the offender maketh the Lord of hostes a witnesse a reuenger of his impietie In the wordes folowing if his heart varyed not froÌ„ his pen he maketh account to haue very fauorable readers that will beleeue so great matters in so slender a man For as one sayde of another matter It is easier to commit murther then to defende it so is it easier to fal into the error of Poperie then to mainteyne it Neuerthelesse this chalenger doeth so vndertake the maintenaÌ„ce as if nothing could be replyed against him And not contenting himselfe to say The Protestants cannot answere he doeth in spitefull wordes of disgrace ease his stomacke of much gall against the preachers and against their pulpits against the hearers and their vnlearned eares His impressions of malice are so strong and the opinion conceiued of his owne sufficiencie so great that he vaunteth saying I know perfectly that no one Protestant nor all the Protestants liuing can mainteine their doctrine They haue mainteined it by the word of might and trueth against all the aduersaries in writing and solemne disputation as hath bin noted And can they not now mainteine it against one man but of eight or nine yeeres standing in his profession as litle in deede as he is great in his owne conceipt Yes y e meanest of many by y e grace of God can mainteyne it and shall preuayle And if our aduersaries wyll looke into our defences already published they shall see the defence of our religion so great and the cause so manifest that I may truely vse these wordes against the chalenger on the otherside No one Iesuite nor all the Iesuites liuing shall be able to answere that that is written or to roote out that which is planted We face not men downe in our pulpits which is his foule reproch against our holy exercise of preaching but wee labour by the powerfull worde of God to bring all men to the knowledge and obedience of the trueth As for our kingdome of Grammarians againe I vnderstande not his taunt Wee prayse God for the knowledge of many tongues by many Grammers and for the knowledge of Grammer that leadeth into further vnderstanding and these gifts wee vse to the glory of God and the confutation of your religion If his taunt was to note that we want other good artes haue onely some swaye in

marke of the beast deliuered by Antichrist For y t was not the way to make a friend of vnrighteous Mammon but so to forsake y e blessings of this life that thereby he forsooke also y e blessings of the life to come except the serpent obteine mercie cast his skin Neuerthelesse this vngodly losse is alledged as a great gaine to his euill cause 2 The second third article are one in effect for the secoÌ„d in substaÌ„ce doth only out of order make mentioÌ„ of the place where he is to exercise his charge before the charge be expressed To folow him his order in this article he mentioneth his returne into England as for great good but passeth by his departure thence with silence as carying a plaine note of much euil He taketh his voyage from Prage to Rome and thence into England being commanded by a warrant from heauen and an oracle of Christ Great wordes emporting a great ambassage But least any should take it that hee receiued his warrant in a dreame or hearde a voyce in deede out of heauen he expoundeth him self yet with wordes doubtfull as oracles among the Gentiles were wont to speake For whether hee vnderstande the generall Prouost of the Iesuites onely or whether hee vnderstande the Pope him selfe it is somewhat doubtfull If he meant not the generall Prouost of the Iesuites which I rather thinke then hee auoyded the name of Pope as iustly odious euery where for his abominable superstitions pride and tyrannie ouer mens liues and consciences but in England most of all for that he hath againe and againe throwen out his thunderbolts of curse both against the Prince and agaynst the people Wherin by the way let vs looke to the effect of those curses Did not y e Lord turne them into blessings Did it not appeare euen to the Papists howe vnderserued the curses were and howe litle the blasphemously supposed omnipotencie of the Pope can doe Was not Salomons Prouerbe iustified in those Bulles As a byrde wandreth and a swallowe flyeth away so doeth a curse that is vnderserued But to returne to y e doubtful speach whether he meant the Pope or the Iesuites master what blasphemie is it to attribute y e authoritie of a warrant from heauen and the voyce of Christ to a man whose breath is in his nostrelles and whose sinnes reach vp to heauen calling for vengeance Doe we now perswade and preach men or rather as the Apostle saith Ought not euen the Apostles themselues to preach Christ Iesus y e Lorde and them selues seruantes Saint Paul woulde not preach otherwise then the Gospel no not at the voyce of an Angell from heauen and these come to preach Antichristianitie at the voyce of the man of sinne Therefore how are all men especially they whom the Lorde hath exalted to his place of iustice howe are they to take diligent heede of these men and of the matter they bring much more dangerous theÌ„ the former buls If the Popes worde be to them a warrant from heauen and an oracle of Christ then at his word they must inuade kingdomes throwe downe estates change gouernementes roote out the Gospell and plant ignorance with all other their beggerly and wicked superstitions that accoÌ„panie the Popish doctrine It foloweth that the Pope is alwayes resiant at Rome but y e Iesuite must remember that hee may remooue his chaire to Sibyllas denne or any other place by the doctrine of the Iesuites As for his readie mynde to haue gone ioyously into anie the power of God 8 That the righteous maÌ„ liueth by saith he hath it not in Christ but by his owne workes Cens Col. 118. A contrary place in Paul Rom. 11. 6. If righteousnesse bee of workes it is no more grace 9 Men doe surely hope that euerlasting life shalbe giuen them but they do not beleeue it now hope often faileth otherwise it were no hope Cens Col. 108. A contrary place Heb. 6. 19. Hope is y e sure anchor of y e soule RoÌ„ 5. 5. Hope maketh not ashamed 10 The Scripture in deede neuer teacheth the inuocation of Saints yet we must beleeue receiue hold it Fol. 230. Contrary to this is the place Esai 63. 16. Thou art our Father and Abraham knewe vs not and Israel was ignorant of vs. 11 Christ neuer said to the lay men Do this in the remeÌ„brance of mee Fol. 302. S. Paul doth plainely confute this 1. Cor. 11. 12 TraditioÌ„s are of equal authoritie with the worde of God we must beleeue them thogh they be manifestly against the scripture Fo. 230. CoÌ„trary to this saith Christ In vaine do meÌ„ worship me teaching doctrines that are but the traditions of men Mat. 15. 9. 13 We must worship the image of Christ with like honour that wee doe the holy bookes of the Gospel Fol. 66. Against this saith S. Paul 2. Cor. 6. 15. What agreement is there betweene the Church of God and Idoles These and many other blasphemies doe the Iesuites maintaine There is not a spider nor a spiders web in any corner of the Popes brest but these Doctors will hold it no lesse holy then that which commeth out of Christes brest But doe not euen the Papists that know these things easely see how the Iesuites in these doctrines bewray the spirit of Antichrist that went out into all the world to deceiue and destroy Surely none can see except the holye Ghost open their heart none can depart out of Sodom except the Lorde doe drawe them Although I haue bene long in this matter yet for a further discouery and for plaine warrant that the sect of Iesuites is most wretched at the ende of my answere I haue added a traÌ„slation of a booke wherein y e sect is notably discouered by a testimonie out of their own heart Nowe to returne to Campions wordes He hath bene a Iesuite these viii yeeres A long time to see so many enormities in al y e space not to returne from them to the Go-spel with a short pardon which cannot be rooted out but by much preaching Their confutation of errors is in deede a confutation of the trueth and a confirmation of lies as appeareth nowe more then the lyght of the Sunne at noone For as the Apostle speaketh of them They shall preuayle no longer their madnesse is made euident to all men as the inchantment of Iannes and Iambres As these withstoode Moses so the Iesuites resist Iesus Christ the lyght of the Gospel men full of ambition in their corrupt mindes and enemies to the Crosse of Christ That he thinketh his poore countreymen abused with proude ignorance I maruell what hee meaneth to blame ignorance in any For we that professe the Gospell lament and crye out against ignorance our aduersaries they alwayes haue made much of it as the mother of deuotion yea euen the most famous order of the Franciscan Fryers that extol Francis

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