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A sober whisper, concerning the evil of things present, and the good of things to come. By Tho. Narjenn
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Tanner, Thomas, 1630-1682, attributed name.
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perswades you by his Masters wit That to oppress God's People 's very fit For what he saith he will pretend a Reason And prove them to be guilty of high Treason Because they 'l not obey the King saith he Nor yet serve God What greater Crime can be If you 're so stubborn that this will not do Then he will prove the point by Scripture too That the three Children were damnd to the fire 'Cause they withstood their Sovereigns desire They would not him obey nor serve his god Who can suppose but they must feel his rod Within his fiery Furnace they must burn 'Cause from their Heresie they will not turn Phanatick Daniel too hee 'l not obey But pray he will though's gracious King saith nay Then take him Lion him in peices tear For in those dayes no Bishops Courts there were Nor yet had Parliaments come to so high A pitch as now they have of Policy To Banish them into some unknown Land Because they 'd not obey their Kings Command Many such places with these do agree To plead compelling to conformitie If this will not Phanaticks satisfie The Priests can say no more no more can I. Ye Babylonish Panders cease your joy The Lord the Whore your Mistriss will destroy The Horns o' th Beast Kings shall the Strumpet hate Present her naked make her desolate God in their hearts shall kindle such an ire 'Gainst her to eat her flesh burn her with fire Wait for God's powerful Angel ye Upright The Earth from 's Glory 'gins to receive light Hear hear his Voice proclaims destruction Unto the great and mighty Babylon It s fallen fallen and in ev'ry Nation Of Devils is become the habitation A hold of loathsome spirits and a cage Of filthy hateful Birds in every Age. All Kingdoms since her reign and every Nation Have drunk her wrathful Wine of Fornication Kings of the Earth have eas'ly been drawn in VVith this lewd Whore to act that beastly sin The earthly Merchants too have made a prize By the abundance of her Merchandize Your Faces from her turn heark to the call Of God from Heaven to his People all Come out of her partake not of her crimes Delay not it relates to th' present times If of her sins you 'l venture to partake Share you must in her plagues your soul 's at stake Her sins ev'n unto Heav'n do loudly cry And God remembreth her Iniquity Happy thrice happy Sons o' th' Separation 'T is you shall see yea work her desolation 'T is you must her requite and her reward To her and to her Brats have no regard Heav'ns vengeance execute Give her her due Repay her double what she did to you Fill up the Cup of her Affliction And give it her yea give her two for one Survey her Glory and delightful sport So much of grief and torment give her for 't Now in her heart she saith She sits a Queen No Widows sorrow on her shall be seen Yet in one day her plagues shall her undoe Pale Death sad Mourning pining Famine too With Fire she shall quite destroyed he For the Lord God is Iudge and strong is he Ye Earthly Kings what signifies your pow'r See what our King can do ev'n in one hour See what 's become of your beloved Whore VVith whom you 've sinn'd and perish must therefore Howl howl bewail lament with her alas VVith smoke and burning she away must pass Ye Earthly whorish Merchants that have sold Mens souls and bodies your beloved Gold Fine Linen Purple Silk and Scarlet too Both Pearls and Precious Stones all will not doe None none of these can save her from the hand Of Great Iehovah none can him withstand Your Trade must fail your costly VVares and all All that belongs to her with her must fall VVeep weep and mourn all who on her depend Your Riches and your Glory hath an end Rejoyce and sing for joy ye Saints on high Sound praise ye Heav'ns to God's Majestie Holy Apostles and blest Prophets too Praise ye the Lord God hath avenged you Prophets Apostles and the Martyrs blood And all the slain that ever her withstood Is found in her O bloody drunken VVhore Thy full destruction's come even to the door Rouze rouze good People why are you so dull The Heav'ns the Earth of symptoms clear are full The work goes on the Wheel moves in the Wheel God's Word and Works do stir you cann't you feel Where is your Faith ope but one faithful eye And you will see our King's approach is nigh How like a Queen doth sit the Scarlet VVhore Secure she is no sorrow knows therefore One hour shall compleat her misery Out of your Ceiled houses your Tents fly Shake off your slavish fears your worldly pelf Slight as the stinking dung away with self Away with self-concernments do not pause Be not lukewarm in God's most holy Cause Why are you faint what 's become of your might God will encrease your strength if you are right Let th' Wicked faint th' Ungodly weary be And let th' untamed Youth fall utterlie Let lustful Dammums that are Frenchifi'd Faint and be shook in pieces when they 're try'd But they that wait upon God's holy Will He will renew their strength and teach them skill To mount on high as with an Eagles wings They shall with ease perform the hardest things They shall not weary be although they run Walk and not faint what God wills shall be done Keep silence O ye Islands 'fore the Lord Heark what the Lord doth say peace not a word Let his choice People now their strength renew It must be so he hath said and 't is true Ye Wolvish Priests cease roaring silence keep Fly to your dens leave worrying the Sheep Be silent roaring Lions Bulls and Beats The time draws near we shall be freed from fears Pray hold your swearing for it is decreed God's People from your fury shall be freed You are resolv'd to ruine banish kill The Innocent your own lusts to fulfill The righteous God your wrath so order shall That it shall wound your selves and work your fall That God who rais'd the Righteous to 's foot brings Subjects unto them Nations and Kings Makes them like dust before his Sword to fly Drives them before his Bow like stubble dry That God will plead his Peoples cause their wrong He will avenge and you shall see 't ere long Though mean and low ev'n as a worm they be The Holy One of Israel is he Their blest Redeemer he shall them uprear To thresh the Mountains and the Hills to tear Until like dust and chaff they fly away Ye wicked ones expect this dreadful day Zion put on thy strength awake awake Ierusalem thy costly Garments take From henceforth into thee shall come no more Th' uncircumcised children of the Whore Arise and shake thy self in purity Sit down O Zion thy Captivity For ever fly though thou wert sold for nought Without money thy Freedom God hath bought Prepare to meet thy holy heav'nly King Who of all Grace and Mercy is the Spring Behold he quickly comes to th' sons of men Ev'n so Lord IESUS come Amen Amen FINIS Rom. 13. 11 12. Isa. 33. 17. Mal. 4. 2. Psal. 2. 6 7. Luke 1. 32. Col. 1. 15 16 17 18. Numb 23. 19. Amos. 9. 11. Psal. 19. 7. Hos. 14. 9. Isa 1. 26 27 Isa. 1. 18. 43 25. Psal. 100. 5. Luk. 18. 1 7. 12. 36. Isa. 33. 14. Rev. 19. 1. Isa. 9. 7. Rev. 7. 9. Iude 14. 15 Isa. 9. 6. Psal. 2. 9. 1 Sam. 2. 9. Isa. 11. 19. Deut. 32. 35 Rev. 6. 15 16 17. Ier. 3. 23. Is. 47. 7 8 9 Rev. 18. 7 8 Rev. 14. 11. Isa. 41. 11 12 13. Zech. 2. 8 9 Isa. 25. 8. 51. 11. 54. 17. Rev. 5. 10. Rev. 19. 8. Zeph. 1. 8. Eph. 6. 11. ver 14. ver 15. ver 16. ver 17. ver 12. Isa. 61. 10. Isa. 61. 3. Ier. 30. 18. Hab. 2. 3. Micah 7. 7. Isa. 61. 4 5. Psa. 89. 34. Lam. 3. 32 33. 2 Pet. 3. 9. 1 Tim. 2. 4. Psal. 2. 9. Heb. 1. 8. Psal. 76. 4. Psal. 94. 20. 72. 14. Isa. 1. 26. Hos. 14. 9. Psal. 72. 14. Isa. 52. 1. Rev. 7. 15. Isa. 60. 17 18. Psal. 72. 4. Isa. 28. 16 17. Zeph. 3. 13 19. Isa. 14. 3. Psal. 72. 3. vers 7. vers 6. vers 8. ver 11. Psal. 67. 4. Psal. 2. 12. Mat. 6. 10. Zeph. 3. 14. Dan. 2. 34. vers 43. Dan. 7. 22 26 27. Rev. 13. 1. ver 4. Rev. 12. 9. ver 13. Rev. 13. 1. vers 2. vers 10. Rev. 13. 3. vers 4. vers 11. vers 14. vers 15. vers 16. vers 17. Rev. 12. 12. Isa. 2. 2. ver 3. ver 4. ver 11. 12. ver 13. ver 14. ver 19. ver 20. Isa. 30. 33. Nah. 1. 9. ver 8. ver 10. verse 12. vers 13. vers 14. vers 15. Isa. 52. 7. Isa. 65. 12 13. Ier. 30. 18. Act. 17. 5 6 7 8 9. Act. 4. 1 2 6 Ioh. 19. 12. Rev. 17. 14. ver 16. Rev. 18. 1. Vers. 2. Vers. 3. Vers. 4. Vers. 5. Vers. 6. Vers. 7. Vers. 8. Vers. 9 10. Ver. 11 12. Vers. 20. Vers. 24. Rev. 17. 6. Gen. 49. 8 9 10. Ezek. 1. 16. Isa. 47. 7. Hag. 1. 2 3 4 5. Isa. 51. 12. 1 Ioh. 2. 15. Rev. 3. 16. Isa. 40. 27 28. Vers. 30. Vers. 31. Isa. 41. 1. Exod. 15. 9 10. Lam. 3. 37. Isa. 41. 2. Jer. 50. 33 34. Isa. 41. 14. Vers. 15. Vers. 16. Isa. 52. 1. Vers. 2. Vers. 3. Luk. 12. 35 36 37. Rev. 22. 20.
A Sober Whisper CONCERNING The EVIL of Things present AND The GOOD of Things to come By THO. NARJENN LONDON Printed in the Year 1665. A Sober VVhisper c. FLy misty Fogs black clouds that dark the Skies The Day doth dawn the Sun begins to rise Dark Ignorance avaunt that hides the way The Path is now discern'd by th'light o' th' Day No longer groveling pore look up and see Your KING approacheth in his Majestie Fear not to yeeld obedience nor fall down Before th' undoubted Heir to the Crown He 's no Usurper hates all Tyranny To bring him home he needs no Treachery H' hath sent his Declaration to us all With 's Privy Signet sign'd A Council call Ye Nations accept th' Indempnity Offer'd by him who 's Truth and cannot lye His gracious Act of Pardon he will seal To heal the Breaches of his Commonweal No Bishops Priests nor yet a Parliament His Act once past in it can make a rent No corrupt Lawyer shall once find a flaw Or querk in our King 's plain and equal Law Nor dare the Iudges their trust falsify One Subject to deprive of 's Liberty Or his Estate assure your selves no crime 'Gainst him committed to this very time Shall ever rise in Judgment nor your name Though once a Rebel stained for the same Our King can do no wrong his righteous Law Ever endures fear not but stand in awe Ye blessed Subjects wait for him and pray That for your sakes he shorten may the day Of his all-glorious Coming He 'l affright The wicked world whilst his Saints with delight And joys unspeakable will sweetly sing With Hallelujahs to their Heav'nly King Unto his People he brings all content There shall be no end of his Government No Pantaloons nor a debauched fry Of hellish scum attends his Majesty But thousands of his Saints all cloath'd in white The Wicked to subdue and free th' Upright From all their burdens and to give them ease From their Oppressors Blessed Prince of Peace Our Father Everlasting Mighty God In Counsel Wonderful His heavy Rod His Enemies implacable shall feel At his most glorious Presence they shall reel The Crew of Maypolizers in those dayes Dare not appear the Whorish Pole to raise Of wicked Flora nor no frisking Whores Nor cap'ring Rogues shall dare peep out of doors No roguing Fidlers nor base dancing Crew Swearers Health-drinkers who 're the Devil 's due Shall their ungodly Meetings more enjoy Nor power have the Godly to anoy Fly Fly ye black-mouth'd hellish dammee crew Your day is lost Vengeance o'retaketh you Implore the Rocks for shelter the Hills try And Mountains of your lying vanity Seek seek for help but alas all in vain Your brags and vapours shall encrease your pain Your pain and torment never shall have end Now know what 't is with Heav'ns King to contend Know what it is his Saints to crucifie He takes it as done to his Majestie But you his Subjects who have loyal bin In patience waiting for his coming-in Bid sorrows fly all tears wipe from your eyes Traitors and Rebels never more shall rise To persecute or grieve you for you shall For ever be Kings Priests and Prophets all Prepare to meet him and your selves array With rayments sutable for such a day No gaudy garbs nor with fantastick stuff Trim not your selves with Periwig and Muff. No Antick garments see that you put on Shun all the wares of cursed Babylon Our King hath long ago decreed what shall Be the fair Liv'ry of his Subjects all Put on the whole Armour of God and then You may withstand Devils and devilish men The Girdle of Truth it is a comely dress The Breastplate then put on of Righteousness Your feet being shod with the preparation Of Gospel-peace then fear you no temptation 'Bove all defend your selves with Faiths bright shield The wickeds darts shall never make you yeed Put on the Helmet of Salvation Which is Gods Word and you may venture on 'Gainst worldly Governours dark Princes too The force of Flesh or Hell can't you undoe This habit to your Prince will testifie Your true Obedience and firm Loyalty Rich Royal Robes on you he will bestow You and the rest shall make a glorious show With Tryumph make the holy City ring With Hallelujahs to your heav'nly King Wait patiently think not his stay too long Though in the mean time you do suffer wrong Hee 'l you require great Priviledges grant Inviolably he 'l keep his Covenant No malice lodgeth in his Royal Brest Butchrous revenge both he and his detest His Subjects bodies he will not enslave And he in mercy all mens souls would save But such as are implacable must fall With Gold or Iron Scepter hee 'l rule all And all with equal Justice Perjury Shall injure none when he his Foes doth try No pickt corrupted Iury-men shall stain Their consciences a Verdict to obtain 'Gainst any Nor shall a corrupt Iudge be To impose a Fine if they will not agree For righteous are his Wayes his Judgments right Innocent Blood is precious in his fight Hee 's not attended with a Ruffian Crew Who serves for nought but wast his Revenue No Whoremongers nor filthy drunken Swine Whom nothing pleases but lewd Whores and Wine No prophane wicked dammee Pantaloon In our King 's glorious Court shall find a room Holy Attendants blest in ev'ry thing With Hallelujahs serve our heav'nly King No Taxes to maintain his luxury 'Gainst heavy burdens people need not cry Nor Custom nor Excise shall be their yoke Nor shall they suffer cause their Chimnies smoke For he will judge the Poor the Needy save On their Oppressors he 'l no mercy have No Laws of Antichrist under this Pow'r Shall be in force the Godly to devour No lewd Confederates in Parliament Shall dare to pass an Act for Banishment Of Conscientious men For ever blest IESUS our King shall give his People rest The Mountains shall with Peace the people bless The little Hills shall flow with Righteousness Whilst Sun and Moon endure the people shall In holy fear of him be prosprous all He shall like rain on grass on them distill Refreshing showres of his holy Will Dominion he shall have from Sea to Sea The utmost parts o' th' Earth shall him obey Kings must obey their stately Crowns must fall 'Fore him who 's King of kings and Lord of all All hail great King blest be thy holy Name Let the whole Earth be filled the same His Anger to prevent Kiss ye the Son Let th' Common pray'r be Thy Kingdom come Ye blessed Saints rejoice the time is near Transcendant Glory 'mongst you shall appear The Stone hath smote the Image on his feet Ye blessed Saints with joy each other greet The Clay and Iron now disjointed be