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A40216 A New-England-fire-brand quenched being something in answer unto a lying, slanderous book, entituled, George Fox digged out of his burrows, &c. printed at Boston in the year 1676, of one Roger Williams of Providence in New-England ... : of a dispute upon XIV, of his proposals held and debated betwixt him, the said Roger Williams, on the one part, and John Stubs, William Edmundson, and John Burnyeat on the other at Providence and Newport in Rode-Island, in the year 1672 where his proposals are turn'd upon his own head, and there and here he was and is sufficiently confuted : in two parts : as also, something in answer to R.W.'s Appendix, &c. with a post-script confuting his blasphemous assertions ... : also, the letters of W. Coddington of Rode-Island, and R. Scot of Providence in New-England concerning R.W. and lastly, some testimonies of ancient & modern authors concerning the light, Scriptures, rule & the soul of men / by George Fox and John Burnyeat. Fox, George, 1624-1691.; Burnyeat, John, 1631-1690. 1678 (1678) Wing F1864; ESTC R3637 449,863 526

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they confess their Light to be Conscience In this thou perverts their words and thou would'st have it so for G. F's words are The Light which you call Conscience which is the Light of Christ as you may see all along in his Book And thou calls Conscience Natural and J. B. calls the Light wherewith Christ enlightens every man that comes into the world Conscience and a poor Dunghill-Creature which never doth G. F. nor the Quakers call it Conscience nor Natural but as you call it And where did ever any of the Apostles call the Conscience ● poor Dunghill-Creature or that was Natural that Condemned Adam and Eve and is the Light which Christ said Believe in and that the Apostle turn'd people to from darkness a poor Dunghill-Creature and a Natural Conscience is not this your ignorance of Christs and the Apostles Doctrine And if Conscience stands in point of Justification or pardon of sin hast not thou here set it up in the room of Christ and his Blood for we say it is Christ that justifies and pardons sin and his Blood that sprinkles the Consciences from the dead works to serve the Living God And G. F's words will stand which the Apostle brings Rom. 2. and that which will accuse them or excuse them in the day when God shall judge the secrets of all men by Jesus Christ according to my Gospel that was that which may be known of God which was manifest in them which God had shewed unto them So this was not a Natural Dunghill-Conscience but it was something of the Spirit of God in them that brought them to do the Law of God For the Apostle saith He is not a Jew that is one outward but he is a Jew that is one inward and sets up Circumcision in the Spirit and the Heart above that in the Letter Rom. 1 19. cap. 2. throughout And the Apostle saith In the Beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God the same was in the Beginning with God all things were made by Him and without Him was not any thing made that was made And in Him was Life and the Life was the Light of Men and the Light shin'd in Darkness and Darkness comprehended it not And John said He was not that Light but he came for a Witness to bear Witness of that Light and that was the true Light which lighteth every Man that cometh into the World and the Word became flesh and dwelt amongst us c. Now you bear witness against this Light and some of you calls it a Natural Conscience and some calls it a Dunghill-Creature and some a Created Light and R. W. calleth it an Idol and a mad frantick Light And John the Divine saith In him was Life to wit the Word by which all things were made and Created and this Life is the Light of Men and he bore witness to it that all Men through him might believe And Christ saith Believe in the Light that you may become Children of the Light John 1 12 36. and we must tell you that this Light is the Condemnation of them that hate it and whose Consciences are ●eared and doth evil And so the Light of Christ Jesus is a further thing then Conscience for it lets a Man see his Sin and his Saviour Christ Jesus that saves him from Sin and they that believe in the Light as Christ commands are grafted in Christ and are past from death to life and have the Witness in themselves as 1 John and Rom. 11. And after Adam was condemned for Sin and the Jews were condemned by the Law of God for their Transgression yet Christ was promised to Adam that the Seed of the Woman should bruise the Serpents head that led them into Sin which came according to the promise of God and the Prophesies of the Prophets and as the Apostle saith When the fulness of time was come God sent forth his Son made of a Woman made under the Law to Redeem them that were under the Law c. And so there is no Salvation by any other name but by the Name of Jesus who suffered for our sins and rose again for our justification Rom. 4 25. Rom. 5. And we are justified not by the works of the Law but by the Faith of Christ Jesus which Faith he is the Author of Gal. 2. and we are justified by the Grace which comes by Jesus Tit. 3 7. and we are justified by the Blood of Christ Rom. 5 9. And so Christ is our Justification Sanctification and Redemption Glory to his Name for ever R. W. says That after Abimelech 's and Joseph 's Conscience was justified c. and further he saith Was this the pardon of Abimelech 's Sin his Justification after the canting Language of this poor Fox and all the Foxians that I have seen and I have read all that I could come at Oh! how little do these poor Beasts seek what infinite Justice infinite Punishment infinite Payment is what Conscience truly pacified is upon true pardon of Sin and true peace of Conscience sprinkled with the Blood of that only Lamb of God Christ Jesus Answ. God said unto Abimelech that he should restore unto Abraham his Wife and Abraham should pray for him and he should live and he did restore Abraham his Wife and Abraham did pray for him and God did heal Abimelech and his Family as in Gen. 20. And thou art made to confess that his Conscience justified him from the Fact and this was before Christ was come in the Flesh and Crucified and shed his Blood for the Sins of the world which sprinkles the Consciences and the hearts from dead works to serve the Living God and whose Garments are made white with the Blood of the Lamb c. And we having an High-priest over the House of God Christ Jesus let us draw near with a true heart the Apostle saith having our hearts sprinkled from an evil Conscience and our bodyes washed with pure water Heb 10 20 21 22. and Elect according to the foreknowledge of God the Father through Sanctification through the Spirit unto Obedience and sprinkling of the Blood of Jesus Christ. And we are come to Jesus the Mediator of the New Covenant and to the Blood of Sprinkling Glory to his Name for ever and hearken to him who speaks from Heaven who is our Shepheard But what is G. F's or the Quakers canting Language which thou Scoffingly calls Poor Beasts thou hast not instanc'd it But thou hast read our Books with an evil eye by which thy body is full of darkness or else thou might see how often we mention in our Books that Christ hath bought us with a price which is his Blood and how that all dyed in Adam and how that Christ dyed for all that they that live might live to Him and that all might believe in Him who dyed for them and if they do not they are Condemned with the Light which they
of the Turk and the Pope as many times thou hast done over and over in thy Book here to no purpose when thou should'st have Proved thy Charges And thou say'st Our own Souls know and the Auditory that thou used'st to be Brief When Our own Souls know the Contrary for W. E. might well tell thee of the Quarter of an Hour at Providence when thou forgottest thy self and fel'st a Rambling and Doting beside the Matter R. W. Thou say'st Thou wast told at Providence that thou knewest that we would not stand a Disputation for if we did we would not Continue without great Advantage c. and break off Abruptly as our Spirit hurried us Answ. Was not this thy own Condition R. W. And we had Advantage enough upon thee for thou could'st make nothing good R. W. And thou say'st Thou wast Queried at Newport by some Why we did not proceed on the First-Day and then thou say'st That we do not Cordially own that Day for the Quakers work upon it but we wisely resolved to have the whole First-Day to make up the Breaches stop Leaks dress Wounds that might be in the fore-going Agitations against our Consciences and Credits And It is doleful that Men of Excellent Parts and of Great Knowledge in the Scripture should yet so lie under the Sentence of Gospel-Justice that they cannot but Deceive as they are Deceived that they cannot but Believe Lies and Tell Lies Horrible and Blasphemous Lies as Confidently as the Purest Truths and suck-in and pour-out the Poison of Dragons the Great Red Dragon the Father of Lies c. Answ. R. W. this thou might'st very well have kept at Home with the Red Dragon which ruleth in thee and the New-England-Priests and Professors who are under the Sentence of Gospel-Justice and Judgement though thou may'st talk of the Scripture And thy Lies thy Horrid Blasphemous Lies they did not as thou scoffingly say'st make Leaks neither make Breaches among us but we are confirmed in the Lord against them knowing the Tree by its Fruits And what Quakers those are that Work the First-Day thou hast not named them so this is like the rest and we shall not say much to it till thou dost name them But we Meet together on the First Day of the Week as the Primitive Christians did and so bestow it better than to Hear thy Lies and Blasphemies any other day would serve R. W. But we do not understand that R. W. maketh any Conscience or hath such a Zeal either for God or that Day as to Meet to Worship God upon that Day and who dost thou Meet with or hast thou not driven all People from thee with thy Dark Spirit Thou callest W. E. Braggadocia thou migh'st have kept that at home R. W. Telleth a great story of his Brother sending a Letter to be read in the Assembly And W. E. told thee That we did not come to hear Papers read but how thou could'st make out thy false Charges Answ. It seemeth both thy Brother and Thou were offended because it was not And thou confessest thy self thy Brother judged us as Insultors and Dominerers therefore we had little Reason to take Notice of his Letter or give any Credit to it And we had Just Cause enough either for Hitchcock or him or any others that came to ask Questions that Time in the Disputing with thee who hadst Challenged us and all the Comers when we saw they came to make Inter-ruptions to desire them to set their Hands to the Charges and so to have join'd with thee that we might have kept to the Matter in Hand or if they would not it was Vncivil for them to make Inter-ruptions when we had thee to deal withal for to hear thee prove thy false Positions and Accusations And if they had had the Civility and Patience and stayed till we had done with thee and then appeared like Men they might have been Heard and Answered in Season but to come and make a Brabble and ask strange Questions beside the matter in Hand This we do not count to be Civil though ye may count it so But we knew that thou wouldst willingly accept of any to make a Noise for to ease thy self and take thee off from proving thy false Charges And as for thy Brother thy Religion and his is both Alike R. W. And thou tellest of a Paper containing the Sight of Sin and the Sight of the Lord Jesus these two were the Two Daggers which stab at the Heart of their feigned Christ and Light within Answ. Here Roger hath discovered himself and his Blasphemy in Denying the Lord Jesus Christ and his Light And often he bringeth the word STABBING manifesting his Evil Spirit And the Feigned Christ thou might'st have kept at home for the Real Christ we own with the Light that cometh from him by which we see Sin and See our Saviour which saveth from it R. W. And thou say'st Thou art not of thy Brother's Conscience that thou ought to have Admonisht the Quakers before thou had'st so publickly c. since they proclaim'd their Sin as Sodom on the House-Top c. and so goest on in Railing and Slandering and say'st further Nor do I think I charged them too deep or too sharply c. for I know the Foxes and the Wolves the Able Leaders amongst them do not run away with Pigs and Swine only but Lambs and Chickins of Christ are carried away in their Soul-bloody Jaws c. and so fallest a-railing c. tellest of Blind Leaders and Chapmen that by feigned words make Merchandize upon mens Souls 2 Pet. 2. Answ. R. W. and his New-England-Priests might have kept a great part of this at home But is R. W. too high for the Command of Christ First tell thy Brother c but what are these Sins we proclaim as Sodom and the House-top that the Quakers hold we do abhor his false Charges here we own no such things And whereas thou think'st thou dost not Charge us deep enough thou hast nor couldst not make good the things thou hast Charged us withal And as for Wolves Soul-Bloody Jaws Fire-brands blind Leaders Foxes Chap-men that by feigned words make Merchandize of mens Souls 2 Pet. 2. If there be any such in the World they be in New-England their Fruits have declared it And R. W.'s his Brother's Letter beginneth pag. 71. and endeth pag. 75 which R. W. highly extolleth and saith This is the poor Letter Condemn'd Unheard c. who like the Men of China Judge all the World to have no Eyes except the Men of Europe to whom they grant One Eye and that is more than our Proud Pharisees will do to any that bow not down to their Gross Phylacte●ies Answ. These are thy scoffing words but R. W. is Judging the Chinaes as well as us And it 's false to say we Condemn'd the Letter Unheard but we count It was not Time for thee to bring-in the Letter but to make good
Protestants pag. Id. 136 Body Fol. 93. The Mystical Body may be sometimes subject to Distempers and Humors and Wants Rob. Simson pag. 110 111 Books They slight Reading and Studying Books yea God's Book R. W. pag. 132 C. CArt with Sheaves They mean God himself pressed down as a Cart with Sheaves R. W. pag. 11 CHRIST They maintain Christ's Second Coming to be Spiritual 38 39 147. pag. Id. 128 Christ's Blood 126 127. pag. 144 They have Christ and the New Covenant within them 18 19. pag. Id. 21 It is a Scripture of the Devil 's making to apprehend this Crucified Christ within 27 116 117 134. J. Burton pag. 133 Christ is Distinct from every one of us and without us and our particular Persons Fol. 136. 126-129 Thomas Moor. pag. 126 Christ the Door pag. 94 146. It is not properly nor in a full Sense That God is manifested in the Flesh of his Saints Fol. 135. 123 124 126 127 144. pag. Id. 122 They are Christ and God himself 39 125-128 R. W. pag. 125 Christ Sick c. 129. Christ pag. 143-145 Their Christ within whose Name is now Light Motions within c. 21 68. pag. Id. 67 Men are Saved but not by Christ within us W. Thomas pag. 116 Condemn They Condemn others 6 10. R. W. pag. 35 Congregation They disown not their own Visible Congregations and Assemblings Church in God 90 91 92. pag. Id. 93 Conscience The Scripture plainly denyes That Conscience can Iustify though it may Condemn Fol. 11. 20. J. Bunyan pag. 3 4 Consciences and Hearts sprinkled c. pag. 5-7 Conversion I ask Where Souls have been truly Converted by any such Notion and not by some External Means and Outward Hearing 34 36 40-44 46 89. R. W. pag. 87 If God please to appoint the Words his first Apostles used to be still the Means of Conversion c. -47. pag. Id. 40 Contradictions of R. W.'s p. 14-16 28 42 43 47 48 52 53 59 72 76-78 82-84 92 95 97 102 132 141 145 170 172 181 182 184 189 190 pag. 196 203 Covenant The New Covenant c. an Heart of Flesh in which the Law was written c. 14 17 19-21 168. pag. Id. ●19 First Covenant pag. 194 Creation How should they know a Creation but by Scripture 51 52 96. pag. Id. 95 D. DEvil The Devil is manifest in their Flesh. 11 34 70 148. See Vnclean Spirits R. W. pag. 125 Devil 11. and Anti-Christ pag. 202 Discern see Judgment Trial. Doing all Things Phil. 4 I can Do all Things pag. Id. 2 Duty The most Faithful Messengers of Christ have acknowledged they came short of their Duty Robert Tuchin pag. 198 199 E. ELection God hath Ordained to Eternal Life all that shall be Saved before they had a Being in the World c. 16 17-19 Tim. Travers pag. 177 178 Enlighten Christ doth Enlighten none but those that do Receive him 14-16 21 72. Hugh Archbal pag. 185 Iews Gentiles 180 181. Enquirers pag. 89 90 Enter Some will Endeavour and Seek to Enter Jews c. and shall not be Able R. W. pag. 101 F. FAilings Peter 's Failing in Denying his Master c. 67 192 193 198 R. W. pag. 199 Faith How clear the Scripture is Faith comes by Hearing and not by Minding the Light within G. F. Fol. p. 75. 22 28 85-89 117 157. Unbelief 101. Thomas Weld pag. 84 Salvation and Faith are the Gifts of God distinct from Christ. 27 28. Fines 130 131. Hosanna c. pag. 143 Fire-brands Jesuits and Quakers they both carry Fire-brands in their Tails Fire-ships 164. R. W. pag. 45 Form You call all Men Dead and Carnal in the Serpent's Nature in what Form so-ever c. 30-33 44. H. Haggar pag. 163 Fulness The Saints are neither in the Fulness of the Godhead nor in Part Away with this Blasphemy that saith This is 107. Magnus Bine pag. 103 104 G. GAllowses That follow the Mediator from his Cradle and Manger to his Cross Gallowses with us c. R. W. pag. 102 Gifts of God c. Gift of Tongues 98 180. Gifts of Nature Solomon's Temple Moses's Tabernacle c. pag. Id. 53 God Man is not Able to Discern the Things of God till he be Born again 141 142. Hosanna pag. 140. Then shall we know in the next Life in the Heavenly State to come what is God c. 141. R. W. pag. 200 201 They say They are one with God and Christ and know all Things and can do all Things c. 24 49 106 107 138. see Christ. pag. Id. 1 2 There is something of God that is from the Power and Wisdom of God in the Fall'n Spirits the Devils themselves pag. Id. 11 They say They Live in God Dwell in God 105 152. pag. Id. 93 God 's Government 80. The Right Hand of God 117 124 134 God is a Spirit 149. A Spirit as Literally Properly c. 111 Stabbing God and Christ c. R. W pag. 202 203 God's Temples p. 125. The Word pag. 55 Godhead By the Creation some knew the Eternal Power and Godhead 50 95. pag. Id. 52 I find that there is generally in all Mankind a Conviction of an Invisible and Omnipotent and Eternal Power and Godhead and doth arise from the Creation 50 75 95 163. R. W. pag. 61 62 The Sight of the Godhead without Faith in Christ is the Foundation of all False Worships Thomas Higginson pag. 61 Gospel To say The Gospel is the Power of God is a Metaphorical Speech And The Gospel is no more the Power of God than the Rose-Cake that lay in his Window 142. Richard Mayo pag. 173 174 Grace is something but reacheth not Home c. 9 67 89. R. W. pag. 90 H. HEaring What Warrant have you to go out to the Quakers Shall a Man go and Hear the Jews and Papists Mass because Paul bids Try all Things Sam. Hammond pag. 129 130 131 No Reading or Hearing can do a Soul any Good until God by the Power or Finger of his own Self or Spirit make the Means Powerful and Effectual 74 79 84 85 87-89 95 96. See Conversion R. W. pag. 203 Men and Women in the World who never Saw nor Heard of any Glimps of the Sun of Righteousness 9 10 17 18 20 74 145. R. W. pag. 180 181 Heathen-Philosophers The Wise Heathen-Philosophers had a greater Measure of Light in them which is the First Adam than I can think any Man hath now 52-54 95 111 200 201. Heathen 151. Joshua Miller pag. 50 51 Heaven and Hell It is known Error to say That a Man was in Hell and in Heaven Fol. p. 64. Jer. Ives pag. 76 G. F. knows how the Papists get a world of Money with these Notions of Heaven and Hell R. W. pag. 77 Not believing these Fables he fancies that Hell is some Apprehensions in the Mind of Wrath to come c. 79 80 99. pag. Id. 78 Heavenly Places His Sitting in Heavenly Places c. 206.