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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A18432	Fulfordo et Fulfordae A sermon preached at Exeter, in the cathedral church, the sixth day of August commonly called Iesus day 1594. in memoriall of the cities deliuerance in the daies of King Edvvard the sixt. Wherein is intreated of the goodnes of God toward man, and of the ingratitude of man toward God. By Iohn Charldon, Doctor of Diuinitie. In which also some fewe thinges are added, then omitted through want of time.	Chardon, John, d. 1601.	1595 (1595)	STC 5000; ESTC S107731	37,202	98

FVLFORDO ET FVLFORDAE A SERMON Preached at Exeter in the Cathedrall Church the sixth day of August commonly called Iesus day 1594. in memoriall of the Cities deliuerance in the daies of King EDVVARD the sixt Wherein is intreated of the goodnes of God toward Man and of the ingratitude of Man toward GOD. By IOHN CHARLDON Doctor of Diuinitie In which also some fewe thinges are added then omitted through want of time Psal 127.1 Except the Lord keepe the Citie the keeper watcheth in vaine LONDON Printed by Iohn Danter and are to be sold by VVilliam Barley at his shop in Gratious streete 1595. ❧ To the worshipfull Master Thomas Fulford Esquire loued in the truth of all that haue known the truth for the truths sake Mercie peace and loue be multiplied in Iesus Christ YOV had from mee which you desired the Sermon preached at Exeter in commemoration of the Citties deliuerance or at the least you receiued the very summe substance thereof which I supposed might haue contented you and the zealous Gentle-woman your wife without further adoo but finding you and hir greatly inclined to vulgar profit and to make common vnto many which was then vttred vnto fewe that so the benefit of it might redound also vnto many knowing you both to bee such as truely and sincerely loue and fauour the holy Gospell of Iesus Christ and the Ministers thereof and seeing your request to stand with so good reason and Godly purpose and that my Office and function bindeth mee to doo all the good I can to the Church of God ● Pe. 5 2 and that willingly of a ready mind to satisfie your honest desire and charitable meaning haue suffred that poore Exercise to bee published which I doe presente vnto you as a simple New-yeares-gift Of which if any take benefit let them first praise God and next thanke you that according to the rule of Christ will haue the meanest talents and graces of God bee they fiue Mat. 25 15. or two or one many or few more or les deliuered his seruants for the worke of his seruice to bee well and profitably employed and occupied that gaine and increase may come thereby Luk. 19.10 and not to bee laid vp in a napkin or hidde in the earth to the good of none And so beseeching the Lorde to kindle daily more and more in you and in your good wife many such holy motions of his blessed spirit and to establish you in euery worde and good worke I wil commend you vnto him and to his might who is able both to fulfill whatsoeuer wāteth in you throgh his riches with glorie in Iesu Christ and also of power to keepe you that you fall not to the very day that you shall be presented faultles and without blame before the presence of his Maiestie with ioy In the meane while quench not the Spirit grieue not that holy of God by whome you are sealed to the day of redemption I will pray alwaies for you that GOD may settle and confirme you and make you worthy of his calling that the name of the Lorde Iesus may be glorified in you and you in him Pray you also for mee for I trust that through your praiers I shall the sooner be giuen vnto you againe The Lorde bee with you London the first of Ianuarie 1594. Yours in Christ Iohn Charldon AD D. THOMAM FVLFORDVM 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Non mea sunt quae nune mitto tibi sed tua quare Ne tua detineam quae tua mitto tibi Quae mea si dicas tua tanta modestia fulget Vt cum parua feram magna dedisse putes AD EVNDEM TOTIVS CONCIONIS 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Die mihi corda virum quae sic dementat Erinnys Vt. spernant magni iusta colenda Dei Si poteris narra quali furor incitet oestro Pectora quae perhibent nos ratione regi Bos possessorem nouit cognouit asellus Praesepe et Domini bestia tarda sui Fuste nimis rigido quanuis pulcetur asellus Bosque sub immenso pondere pressa cadat Terga grauata tamen praebent fericuda magistri Vtráque seruitium bellua victa subit Ast genus electum Christi diuina propago Dura negat tenero colla premenda iugo Aspectant coeli fastum tellusque fatiscens Quae nostrae testes proditionis erunt Aethereae volucres ●eluti Grus Turtur Hirundo Brumales norunt annumerare dies At nos quos docuit patris Sapientia summi Quos nutrit pascit sustinet ornat amat Quos ab immani Jethalis fauce Leonis Seruat hostiles dat superare manus Nos inquam Domini praesagia non meditamut Temnimus ah potius tradita scita Dei Obtusasaures praecludimus Aspidis instar Ne feriant sophiae ferrea corda soni Vastorum solito bellamus more Gigantum Déque sua volumus pellere sede Iouem Nunc vbi turgescit nimiá pinguedine corpus Obruit nostrum nulla procella caput Bella damus superis ventosus pectora fastus Obliti veteris conditionis agi● Tu tamen alme parens hominum qui fecta gubernas Suscipe quas moesto fundimus ore preces Tu gemitus nostros nostri suspiria cordis Exaudi solitâ pro bonitate Deus Pristina chare pater nobis peccata remitte Postmodo dáque tuis carnea corda pater Nou caperis fuso vitulorum sanguine centum Nec caperis longo thuris honore pater Te placare solet quoniam compunctio cordis En compuncta damus corda benigne pater Ne nos abijceas igitur quos dextra creauit Sit nobis charitum candida iuncta cohors Conseruet ma nos miseratio magna misellos Inde tibi nomen mite parentis erit AD EVNDEM Discito Fulford Sit tibi Christus Iussa Iehouae Mens tua gestit● Fronte Serena Scire laboras Pectore puro Quomodo possis Discito Christum Viuere sanctè Anchora vitae Sanctáque tandem Prora salutis Tecta Superni Fons bonitatis Cernere coeli Vita perennis Voluito libri Dogmata sacri Itur ad arces Consule Christi ●andide ●homa Dicta magistri Temnito mundum Consule Christum Dilige Christum Is tibi pandet Dilige Christos Voce paterna Praemia Christi Qua ratione Sunt diuturna Cuncta gubernes Praemia mundi Ille docebit Sunt peritura Te pederecto Nunc tibi multa Claudere cursum Nunc tibi paucae Alta Sionis Singula nostra Moenia saluo Singula nulla Scandere gressu Mors truculenta Claustra ●onantis Mors fu●ibunda Sydera laeto Auferet vno Visere vultu Tempore duro Est via Christus Parta labore Vera salutis Omne caducum Est via salua Quicquid habetur Tuta quieta Concidit omne Hâc licet ire Floris Imago Hâc penetrare Sole micante Coelica magni Fulua recedit Castra parentis Vt fugit vmbre Haec via munda Lubrica transit Haec via