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A54255 A collection of some passages (touching those called Quakers) which were writ by several that were, or still are, amongst that people whereby the reader may plainly see and perceive what spirit it is that acts their preachers and leaders; and how they have been foretold and faithfully warned of the day of perplexity, reproach, and ignominy, that is come and coming upon them. The second edition. To which is added, a preface, postscript and appendix, &c. by J.P. Pennyman, John, 1628-1706. 1700 (1700) Wing P1405A; ESTC R217517 10,179 21

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an Eminent and Ingenious Quaker in a large Letter with much more to the same effect Printed 1673. Intituled The Spirit of the Hat c. and is Reprinted this Year 1700. Titled A Bemoaning Letter c. III. HE i. e. S. Cater a great Preacher has written more than is true concerning me he is very Bold and the most Confident Liar that ever I met with I laid the Record against J. Ainsloe before him also G. Whitebead's False Certificate about the said Record in his Book Judgment Fixed c. it is an abuseful Forgery for some of those whose Names are to the Certificate absolutely disowns it and say they set their Hands to none it is very sad said she that Men should be so Bold in their Wickedness A. Docwra 's Letter to Mr. Crisp March 25. 1684. I know it is common says she with some of them in their Books of Controversie to put the Names of such Persons as they account their Vassals both to Certificates and Books sometimes without the Consent of the Parties whose Names are inserted and sometimes with their Consent through slavish Fear of having their Trades obstructed and thereby Ruined See A. D 's Printed Broadside i. e. The New Projecting Formalist Characteriz'd c. This Witness is true WHICH Impious Practice of Theirs is confirmed in their shameful Forgery in R. S's Book Righteous Judgment c. at at large in a Letter of his to me printed in my Modest Defence c. p. 20. may be seen F. B. IV. THE Day is come that as They have laid open the Deceit Wickedness and Hypocrisie of other Professors that went before Them so must their Deceit Wickedness and Hypocrisie be also laid open for the LORD whom I serve is no respecter of Persons This Witness is true Printed 1671. in a Letter to G.F. by J. P. V. YOUR Day into Darkness is turn'd the Sun is gone down over You You have had a large Day and Power given You to have done the Will of GOD but you have abused the Power and slighted your Day and have refused to do the LORD's Work and have sought your selves and not the LORD Therefore in Justice and Righteousness is the Day wherein you might have wrought for GOD taken from You and the thick Dark Night of Confusion is come upon You wherein You are groping and stumbling and cannot Work The Decree is gone out and sealed against You and it cannot be recalled You are not the Men as ye stand in whom GOD will appear to work deliverance for HIS People and yet deliverance shall come but as for You Ye have rejected the Counsel of the LORD and grieved HIS Spirit and HE hath long born You yea You are departed from the LORD and HIS presence is departed from You Indeed HE hath Hewed with You and if You had been faithful to the End HE would have honoured and prospered You and have been your sufficient Reward Ye were HIS Ax but Ye have boasted Your selves against HIM therefore as You have Hewed and Broken others even so must You be Hewed and Broken This was Printed 1673. and Reprinted 1677 1692 and 1696. directed for the Preachers and Leaders of the People called Quakers By J. P. VI. WHAT will you do You Scribes Pharisees Hypocrites you that have been long making clean the outside of the Cup and Platter but inwardly are as Ravening Wolves your Fruits will make you manifest You Hypocrites your Name will be a stink among the Heathen for the LORD will find you out whose Glory HE will not give to any other nor HIS Honour to any of your Graven Images my Soul loaths all your false Covers I cannot but declare against all your false Ways M.D. an Ancient Quaker and is Printed in a Letter to G. F. 1682. VII I Being ingaged as well as some others to manifest and lay open deceitful Workers and Hypocrites I am farther to appear to manifest Thee to be one of the greatest Hypocrites and Deceivers in this Nation and until Thou own Thy Condemnation and leave off Deceiving the People assuredly the Sword that 's now drawn is not to be nor must not be sheath'd till Thou and such Deceivers as Thou art be brought down This Witness is true In a large Letter to G. F. by J. P. 1674 and Printed 1682 1691 and 1696. VIII THE Day is come and now is that the hidden things of Esau's Nature are to be and must be brought to Light See Quakers Unmask'd c. Title Page writ to G. Fox G. Whitehead c. 1677. and Printed 1682 and 1691. IX AND let G. Fox and Those that uphold him remember that it was Jeroboam the Son of Nebat that caused Israel to Sin and as his Name was Branded to Posterity so shall Theirs be This Witness is true Printed 1678. in the Book A Sensible Cry c. p. 6. A. M. X. BEHOLD you Great Goliahs Your strength is in an Arm of Flesh but mine is only in the Living GOD before whom all Your deceitful covers are manifest which will stand You in little stead in the Day of Distress that is coming upon You For HE will certainly plead with You for all Your Abominations You are full of Designs to keep up Your Esteem among the People but the LORD by whose POWER I am raised up against You will bring You low and utter Disgrace will come upon You because You have not sought HIS Glory so much as Your own Quakers Unmasked c. Preface by J. P. Printed 1682 and 1691. XI A Day of Trouble Anguish and Disappointment is come and coming upon You which you can neither escape nor prevent You must reap the Fruit of your own doings for as you have sowed the Wind you must expect to reap the Whirlwind wherein is nothing but Confusion Darkness Blackness and Tempest And this is the Portion of all the Builders of Babel or Babylonish Builders And tho' You may think that you have built the highest and fairest Structure of any yet know and that for a truth that not one Stone thereof shall be left upon another and all your Buildings your Inventions your Imaginations and Conceivings about your Forms your Proud Self-conceited Modes your Impositions your Prescriptions Laws and Comely Orders as you in your fallen Wisdom call them must all be thrown down laid Waste and become as a By-word or Proverb of Reproach to the very Heathen and not only to Them but also to Those whom you have defamed and stigmatized with the blackest of Names and for no other Cause but only for their Faithfulness in Discharging a good Conscience towards their GOD towards You and towards all Men. These are faithful and true Sayings if thou canst receive them thou mayest Printed 1680 in a Letter to George Fox by J. P. who is a Person well known and of an unspotted Reputation F. B. BEHOLD that which You have Built must be Broken down and that which You have Planted must be Plucked up
IT may be They will present their Supplications before the LORD and will turn every one from his Evil Way For great is the Anger and Fury that the LORD hath pronounced against THIS PEOPLE POSTSCRIPT HE that reads the Books of Controversie against G. Fox G. Whitehead and that Party writ by several that had been some 20 30 or 40 Years of the Society of the Quakers * Viz. F. Bugg T. Crisp W. Rogers Jo. Hog N. Coleman J. Rance G. Keith D. Leeds W. Mather and no less than 67 Writ against them at one time with divers others that might be named besides the Author of the Snake c. will plainly see much of the foregoing Collections already fulfill'd and so must the rest be in the appointed Season and then 't will more fully and evidently appear that the same Infallible and Unerring SPIRIT by which the Holy Men of Old were Guided some have been made living and true Witnesses of in this our Age and Generation Tho' 't is sad to consider how the Quakers vain Boasts and false Pretences thereto have caused the very Name of the LORD and His Inspirations to be Derided and Blasphemed yea and that in a greater and higher degree than any other Sect whatsoever this is Matter of Sorrow and ought to be laid to Heart by every one concern'd J. P. O THOU Great and Infinite BEING before Whom all Nations are but as the drop of a Bucket in comparison of THEE Bless Preserve and Keep me and all that truly fear THEE from all and all manner of Evil whether of Flesh or Spirit from henceforth and for ever is the Desire Humble and Hearty Prayer of one of the Unlearnedst Weakest and Unworthiest of all THY Servants yet am one that have been made willing and that with gladness of Heart to follow THY Leadings whether into Good or Evil Report Praised and Glorified be THY Name for evermore saith THY Servant and let all the Upright-hearted say Amen An APPENDIX IT is impossible says W. Mather that the Pens now in Controversie against Us Quakers should be put a stop to before there is a Reformation of our numerous Preachers And also a Retractation of all the Errors of our Friends Books be published P. 1. CONSIDER this you fierce Despisers of all Those who desire Your Reformation in Doctrine and Practice You know where this cursed thing is that causeth all this Disturbance you still hide it but out it must come and be beaten to Powder P. 9. The above is taken out of W. Mather's Book printed this Year 1700. He has been a Quaker these 40 Years WHEREIN you have erred be not asham'd to confess and return for however you are filled with Confidence of your selves you are fully seen to others FRET not at Instruments neither look so much at Them as at that Righteous HAND that is turned against You. YOU have lost your Glory it cannot be hid the Substance is departed tho' the Shadows remain Therefore let Humility and unfeigned Repentance be found amongst You that Glory may be given to HIM who is the Searcher of all Hearts This was Printed 1675 and 1696. BEHOLD They say The Vision that he seeth isfor many days to come and he prophesieth of the Times that are afar off THEREFORE say unto them Thus saith the LORD There shall none of my Words be prolonged any more but the Word which I have spoken shall be done saith the LORD GOD. These following Words were spoken at several of the Quakers Meetings 1699. WHERE any Form without the POWER and where an Image without LIFE is set up and exalted There and by such a People the Worshippers in Spirit and in Truth are Despised and Rejected This is a most Certain and True Testimony He or She that can receive it let ' em AND tho' the Words of the Prophets were Read every Sabbath Day in the Jews Synagogues vet their Rulers neither knew the True SHEPHERDS Voice nor the Voices of the Prophets as saith the Scriptures of Truth * Acts 13.27 And tho' the Words of the Prophets and also of the Apostles are frequently Declared and Spoken in Your Assemblies yet most that pretend themselves to be Ministers of CHRIST neither know HIS Voice nor the Voices of the Prophets nor of the Apostles THIS is the Message I have been made of late to deliver at most of Your Meetings in and about this City And tho' the Words are the Words of Truth and Soberness yet some of your Preachers have not ceased as the Jews of old did to Contradict and Blaspheme the Good SPIRIT of the Ever-blessed GOD by which it was Declared and Spoken And therefore I was made to come hither * White-Hart-Court and at Devonshire-House at this Time to Warn and Caution You to Beware lest that come upon You which is Spoken of in the Prophets and which Paul also Spake to the Jews viz. BEHOLD ye Despisers and Wonder and Perish for I will work a Work in this Your Day I say in this Your Day which You will not Believe altho' it should be Declared unto You. AND thus having Faithfully Performed what is Required of Me at this Time I am to leave You and to Depart in Peace The Conclusion AND now I shall Conclude with a few words of Counsel and Advice not only to my nearest and dearest Relations of what kind soever but also to Those who have been more particularly concerned and ingaged in Discovering and laying open the Immoralities and Miscarriages of the highest pretenders to Religion viz. OH that every one of You who have seen the Evils and Miscarriages of others might make a deep search into your own Hearts and see if you are not guilty before the Invisible and All-seeing EYE of some Iniquity or other that offends His Divine MAJESTY which if upon a diligent search you find your selves Guilty my Desire my Request yea my Hearty Prayer both for you and my self is That we may never let HIM rest till HE hath Cleansed Purged and Purified us from all Secret and Hidden Sins and from all Filthiness of Flesh and Spirit And this I beg in the Name and for the alone and only sake of our for Ever Blessed LORD and SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST who gave himself for us who truly Love Fear and Obey HIM that HE might Redeem us from all Iniquity and Purifie into Himself a Peculiar People Zealous of good Works This is that happy State and blessed Condition which my self with some others for these many Years have been labouring and pressing after and which through the Infinite Mercy of the great GOD after much Waiting Stilness and Retir'dness we have in some measure attained And therefore cannot but in true Love advise you all my Dear Friends to be like minded in labouring for and pressing after the Same that so you may reap the Benefit and I the Comfort of all the Desires and Prayers which have been made either for you or my self J. P. BEHOLD the Goodness and Severity of GOD On THEM which are fallen Severity but towards VS Goodness if we continue in HIS Goodness otherwise WE also shall be cut off And THEY also if THEY abide not still in Vnbelief shall be Grafted in for GOD is able to Graft THEM in again BLESSED and Happy yea for Ever Happy will they be who hears the Word of GOD near or in their Hearts that keeps it and is in all saithfulness obedient to it such will stand as fixed and unmoveable in the midst of all the Concussions Dividings and Shakings that at present are or are to be in Church or State as a firm Rock in the midst of a rough and tempestuous Sea This is a certain sure and true Testimony he that can receive it let ' em HE shall not be afraid of Evil Tydings His Heart is fixed trusting in the LORD The END