Selected quad for the lemma: death_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
death_n	die_v	life_n	time_n	18,635	5	3.9362	3	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A68444	The map of mortalitie		1604 (1604)	STC 17294; ESTC S121810	1,780	1

❧ THE MAP OF MORTALITIE The father god is made of none created nor begot The sonne of father is alone not made create but got The holie ghoste procedes from both not made create nor ●●●●t trinitie in vnitie the father is God the sonne is God the holie ghoste is God God is the father God is the sonne God is the the holie ghoste the father is not the sonne the sonne is not the father the father is not the holie ghoste the holie ghost is not the father the sonne is not the holie ghoste the holie ghoste is not the sonne As by first Adam all doe die So in me all are made aliue Death 's swallowed vp in victory And I aeternall life do giue In god dwelleth he that in loue doth dwell and god in him doth dwell that loueth well True loue it is the euerlastinge blisse Where god alone in all his glorie is That brothers liue in unitie neighbours dwell in amity man wife doo well agree both god man reioice to see A threfold knot thus wisely tide gainst all assalts fast will abide for god is love true loue guide euer is on true loues side eche hower prepare Death stikes vnware ✚ i · ii · iii · iiij · V · Vi · Vij · viiij · iX · X · Xi · Xi · Awake from sinne that sleep therin Prepare for death but feare not death REMEMBER THINE END Earth goes to EARTHE as moulde to moulde Earth treades on EARTHE glittering in goulde Earth as to EARTHE returne nere should Earth shall to EARTHE goe ere he would Earth vpon EARTHE Consider may Earth goes to EARTHE naked away Earth though on EARTHE be stout and gay Earth shall from EARTHE passe poore away A Conscience pure singes to last howre All flesh as grasse awaye doth passe and come to nought Gods word most pure aye doth endure not chang'd in ought A SHROVDE TO GRAVE MEN ONLY HAVE PRoude earth behould as thou art we shall bee Against the graue can no defence be made Dust will to dust as thou art once were wee Worldes vaineglorie doth thus to nothing fade Man doth consume as water spilt on sande Like lightnings flash his life is seene and gone Our part is plaide your part is now in hand Death strikes vnwares and striking spareth none Life is a debt to death all men must die But when where how the Lord alone doth knowe As death leaues thee euen so vndoubtedlie Iudgement shall find thee when last trump shall blowe Consider this ô man whil'st it is day Thine owne Christes death for thee if thou be his Vile worldes deceites helles torments heauens ioy Prouide to day in night no comfort is In season calme with Noah build an arke With Ioseph lay vp store in plenties tyme How to be sau'd let be thy chiefest cark Returne to God repent thee of thy cryme That come death late earlie or when he list It be birth day of thine eternitie Of righteous men liue thou the life in Christ Then sure the death of righteous shalt thou die Die to the world the pompes thereof forsake That Christ may come and liue with thee in loue So in the world when thou shalt farewell take Thou maist goe dwell with Christ in heauen aboue Youth well to liue age well to die should care In life for death in death for life prepare Sithe Adams fall did fill the world with sinne Whereby mans dayes few dayes of sorrow bin His life no life rather calamitie And worldes best pleasures but meere vanitie Sith beautie strength and wit flowers fading bee Man made of dust to dust must turne againe Sith all must die by gods most iust decree And death no torment is but rest from paine Why should fraile flesh feare death that ends all woes That salues all sores and takes man from his foes His shape though ougly'tis he bringeth peace Stints strife ends cares giues life and wisht-for ease Men dying sleepe sleeping from trauell rest To liue in ioy for euer with the blest Rather embrace then feare so good a friend Yet wish not for him that in sinne doth end But greater sinne to feare him sure it is That troubles ends and brings eternall blisse To faithfull soule death's full of comfortes sweete That longeth with his Christ in Cloudes to meete In earth nought sweeter is to wisedomes sense Then to prepare for peace-full passage hence For wise man all his life should meditate On death that come he sodaine soone or late He is prepared to entertaine him so As Captiues do redeeming friends from woe Liue well thou maist but canst not liue long Euen So liue that death may leaue thee fit for heauen And feare not death pale ouglie though he be Thou art in thrall he comes to set thee free Imprinted at London by R. B. for William Lugger and are to be sould at his shop in Holborne ouer against S. Andrewes Church