Selected quad for the lemma: cause_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
cause_n	death_n	great_a	sin_n	3,696	5	5.0169	4	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A16822	The vveeping lady: or, London like Niniuie in sack-cloth Describing the mappe of her owne miserie, in this time of her heauy visitation; with her hearty prayers, admonition, and pious meditations, as the occasions of them offer themselues in her passion. Written by T.B.	T. B. (Thomas Brewer)	1625 (1625)	STC 3722; ESTC S104667	9,255	25

To which be pleas'd to Bow And what their prayers did then let ours doe now With this Exhortation to her Sonnes in the briefe Enumeration or Repetition of some things formerly spoken by way of Allusion Shee Concludes HEare then my Bells call to the Church and Death Reuiew my Graues There the full point of Breath Know thy proud flesh a Prison to thy Soule The Crosse a Badge did Death and Hell controuse 〈…〉 thou the Lawe of Heau'ns eternall Loue The Acts and Statutes of that Court Aboue Loue thou the sights the blessed Angels see Serue thou the God with whom All pleasures be Obey his Royall Substitute thy King Let loue among you haue an endlesse Spring Leuell your words and Actions to the will Of Him has power to pardon or to spill And I shall soone be well and you in Me And I in you All our best wishes see The Authors comfortable Conclusion and thankfull Remembrance of Gods great mercies in the happy surcease of this dangerous Contagion and preseruation of those who are yet liuing THus much for this Cloude of miserie now to that gloriou● Sunne of Gods mercy which most graciously rising vpon vs hath begun to dissolue dissipate and dispell it in the decrease of those that dye of this heauily bewayled Contagion Vpon which looking let vs say with Dauid What shall I returne to the Lord c. Withall make this promise and zealously striue to performe it That that God that in his Anger remembers Mercy That desires not the death of a Sinner but rather than he returne and liue may continue this mercy to vs and speedily if it be his blessed will and pleasure say as he said to that destroying Angell in the time of his Kingly Prophet It is sufficient hold now thy hand That so we heere at home and those abroad that as if they could slye from God slew from vs may againe meete he decently merry Liue louingly assist one another willingly and finally that All together to him that of ●othing hath made vs that lost hath Redeemed vs that erring reduced vs that Ignorant hath taught vs that sinning hath gently chastised vs that dispayring hath comforted vs that falling hath raised vs that standing hath held vs that going hath lead vs that Comming hath receiued vs And that from this and many other dangers hath deliuered vs. Wee may shew our selues euermore thankfull still pray still praise him that so this span of Life ended we may falling in death rise againe to that Life that shall neuer end Foure things euer to bee Remembred Thinke on thy Sinne That thou maist grieue On DEATH That thou thy sin maist leaue The Last great Iudge That thou maist feare On MERCIE that thou not dispaire FINIS Towling night and day Digression The King his returne from Spaine The Queenes arriuall The neglect of our duties remembred Her Counsell to flye to him from him we cannot All things made for man man for God Deaths Triumph A great helpe to liue is to remember we must die The Wife The Husband Parents Children The summ of their misery Yes Prayer Our Crosse dealing one with another Our sinnes the cause of our fichnesse These Crosses the Badge of Death Her incitement to Prayer and ●oly duties The necesty of them ¶ Her Termes Her Parament LONDON Westminst Oxenford Her Petition ¶ Her Pageants What they should be What they shall be What they are Her briefe Petitions Of this Massacre in generall Whole Families taken away The Flight of Citizens Her Sons ●ith her ●ender Hearts an●uish for it 1. Her gree● for them that mind not Hers. 2. Met and stayed like Fel●ons 3. Shew their Passes like Rogues Their en●tainmēt Marke 〈◊〉 mise●● Hardly welcome Hard ●odging ● Their miseries in their sicknesse 9. The tendance 10. Many there as with vs dye in the common way 〈◊〉 Ditche The s 〈◊〉 God a D●uell Her Apostrophe in Groues sighing His Proclamation is Falling an Prayer Niniu buckler Hezekiahs Prayer His life prolonged by Prayer 〈…〉