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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A91371	A serious & seasonable warning unto all people occasioned by two most dangerous epistles to a late book of John Falldoe's, subscribed by Richard Baxter [and 24 others] brethren all ---- in iniquity ... whose slanders and lyes against the holy people called Quakers are hereby reproved / by C.P.	Pusey, Caleb, 1650?-1727.	1675 (1675)	Wing P4250; ESTC R42571	16,674	24

alway spread to fill their table Rendring Religion a meer fable That of them you may not have clear sight They prejudice your minds against the light Those that them observe cannot but mark Their industry to keep people in the dark No wonder then they thus continue to fight Against those that exhort to turn to the light Did you but see these men as they be From them as greatest danger you would flee All Zeal for Religion they endeavour to cool For alas they dread that threatned houle Rev. 18. 11. Oh dreadful day John the Divine there foretold When their Merchandice will procure no Silver nor Gold These sinews cut they faint and ever dye Therefore dread the light lest people should see eye to eye Thus see how they conspire the people to fright From coming to heed the Quakers Light Which to accomplish a legion of Lies They joyn together for to devise Well let them alone God shall shew This applyes to them but their due No other evidence but their Epistles They yield no grapes nor figs being thorns and thistles Now such as will not for their own eternal good Of them be warn'd I am clear of their blood Thus having somewhat exceeded what I intended I shall conclude adding some few worthy Sayings of some Antients and in short answering to what may be objected that here is nothing in way of answer to what John Faldoe hath written I shall not dissemble in pleading inability knowing a measure of that promise fulfilled that the least of the flock shall draw them out only this I say at present as to that that so much of that nature is already written by William Penn that more need not be yet said seeing it is untoucht by these Adversaries to which I refer all that would herein be satisfied expecting to dispatch a discourse wherein I shall prove these very men I have hereby warned people of to be in Doctrine and practice the very floodgate whereby Atheism and Prophaness is breaking in as a mighty torrent upon this miserable age but God hath lift up his Standard blessed be his holy Name and that by the Testimony of the holy people called Quakers as I shall hereafter more largly evidence Farewel A few pertinent Notations out of Fox's Acts and Monuments 288. GVlielmus de Amore called a Master of Paris and chief Ruler of that University it 's probable as Lerned as R. B. that wrote the Catholick Key saith thus True Prophets preach only for Gods Cause health of Souls and not temporal gain and study not Eloquence and curious placing of words nor do they force any to receive or hear them nor do they endeavor to procure the indignation of Princes against such as will not receive or hear them Measure your selves by this oh you Presbyterians and Independants 369. The Saints in that day complain thus Lord Men now make great Ston houses full of glass windows and call them thy Church Is not Baalim in your mouths Oh Professors 358. A Learned man thus saith The corrupt manners of the Christans do spring and grow out of the wickedness of the Spirituality the enmity of this age against the Innocent is greatly attributable to such as these Moniters 518. Lord Cohham If the Curate be an Ideot Idolater or of vitious life I ought to flee from him Compare this with Bax Cure Alias Balm for the Wounded Harlot 501. Wickliffe So long as a man is in deadly sins he is neither Bishop nor Prelate in the house of God Lyes and Slanders are deadly sins what then are these Moniters 239. The Saints in that day understood Christ and his Apostles to be against mens being called Masters I believe would not have called men Reverend Devines I am sure not sach men as these that endeavour to expugn Divinity out of the world 485. Every good man though unlearned is a Priest that the Bishop the Simple man the Priest the Layman are of Authority according as they live and that no man is bound to give bodily Reverence to a Prelate 872. The Saints of that day against Superstitious Burials 863. One burned for not owning ungodly Priests Pastors of the Church Cyprian that lived in the 3d Century after Christ who is applauded by the Learned his Writings they say are next to the Scriptures thus saith he Women that advance themselves by putting on Silks and Purple cannot put on Christ they who colour their Locks with red and yellow begin betime to prognosticate what colour their hair shall be of in hell they that love to paint themselves otherwise than God Created them may fear that at the Resurrestion their Creator will not know them John Knox the famous Scotch Presbyter Fol. 361. History of the Reformation of the Church of England thus saith to the Gallants of those days How pleasant were this Life of yours if it were to abide ever and in the end you might pass to Heaven in this gear but fy upon that Knave Death that will come whether we will or not and when he hath laid on his Arrest then foul worms will be so busie about this flesh be it never so fair and tender and the silly Soul I fear will be so feeble that it can neither carry with it Gold Garnish Pearls nor Precious Stones These are short Collections very seasonable to mind these Moniters and their Flocks of who stink so noysomly of Envy and Pride THE END