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A05558 An heavenly chariot layde open for transporting the new-borne babes of God, from time infected vvith sin, towards that æternitie in the which dwelleth righteousnesse. Made up of some rare pieces of that purest golde which is not to bee found but in that ritchest thesaurie of sacred scripture. By M. David Lindsey, ministerr of Christs Evangel at Leith. Lindsay, David, 1565?-1627. 1622 (1622) STC 15683.5; ESTC S105377 59,418 81

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4.12 ô my Soule wherefore Theft is Sinne and when Theft is Sinne wherefore Murder is Sinne and when Murder is Sinne and so foorth of all other Sinnes Because GOD hath forbidden them and when GOD forbiddeth them are they not sinnes and not other wayes Hast thou not heard O my Soule that the Israelites spoyled the Aegyptians of all their lewels Exo. 11.2.3 And 12.35.36 Yet I thinke thou wilt neyther accuse nor convict them for their deede and all because that was done of them by the speciall commaundement of His Mouth who can commaund no wrong Yea hast thou not heard ô my Soule that Ebud killed Aeglon Yet thou must thinke Iudges 3.20.21.22 that hee cannot bee reputed a Murderer for that it being done by the secret commission of that Supreame LORD who hath couched all living so under Law that Hee himselfe alone doeth remaine free from all Law yea farre aboue all Law David againe O my Soule beeing a great King amongst men heere hath defiled but the wife of his meane honest Subject yea David hath by the hand of the Ammonite slaine the Husband of this wife defiled by him Alwayes sinneth not David O my soule Yes yes hee sinneth grosselie albeit not against Bathseba whose chastitie was defiled albeit not against Vriah whose life was taken yet hee sinneth against that Mightiest KING who had sayde Thou shalt not commit Adulterie Thou shalt doe no Murder Exodus 20. The sight and sense of this Trueth ô my soule mooved the enlightened mynde the renewed and sanctified heart of the same David to untie his lippes to proclaime aloude before GOD Angels and Men that notable Confession Against Thee against Thee onelie haue I sinned and done evill in Thy sight Psalme 51.4 Hast thou sinned then O my Soule so secretlie that no man knoweth thy sinne Is that partie whome thou by thy knowne and publicke sinne hast offended so base or poore that eyther hee dare not quarrell thee for feare or may not quarrell thee for want of Moyen Yet let neyther of these I pray thee secure thee For Hee is aboue thee whome thou by thy sinne hast provoked to wrath against thee whose Eyes are upon all the wayes of Man and whose Handes bee sufficientlie able to punish Man O my Soule Remember Naboth for thy comfort in these evill dayes Shall not that GOD who required his blood at the hand of his King 1. Kings 11.18.19 make inquisition for everie sinne committed against Him by whatsoever sinner although Hee suffer even wicked men for a long time IF thou loue thy selfe ô my Soule holilie and wiselie to the benefite of mine estate to the comfort of mine heart even while a verie worlde of thornie crosses and temptations shall pricke mee and to my full and finall joye in Heaven I would heartfullie advise thee neyther to commit sinne neyther to communicate with sinne and so neyther directlie to doe that evill which cannot bee called but thine evill neyther anie wayes joyne thy selfe with that evill which thou wouldest account not to be thine but the evill of another Thus I would counsell thee O my Soule not onelie not to bee an Idolater but not to communicate with Idolaters not onelie not to bee an Adulterer but not to take parte with an Adulterer But heere ô my poore weake soule for the better guarding and strengthening of thee on all sides against the poysoned killing Arrowes of Satan thy sworne Enemie I would pray thee grauelie to ponder and weigh three thinges First whereby doeth a man communicate with the Sinnes of others Secondlie wherefore should men bee affrayde anie wayes to communicate with the Sinnes of others Thirdlie what should the honest wise Childe of GOD who shoulde bee ashamed to bee a slaue to Sinne alwayes kything himselfe a strong Souldiour subduing it in this respect resolue to doe Scripture teacheth me ô my Soule that men communicate with the sinnes of others by consultation by direction by approbation by provocation by toleration by confirmation By consultation when they advise another how hee may doe that which is evill albeit themselues doe it not thus vilde Ionadab communicated with the unnaturall incest of Ammon 2. Sam. 13.4.5 2. Sam. 16.20.21 showing him by what way he might easilie lye with his sister Tamar Thus vilde Ahitophell communicated with the monstrous unnaturall incest of Absolom advising him even before the Sunne to lye with his Fathers concubines By direction when men out of respects knowen to themselues will keepe as it were their owne handes from an evill turne and yet command another for to doe it Thus bloodie Saul communicated with the villane Doeg 1. Sam. 22.18 2. Sam. 11.14.15 in slaying the priestes of GOD. Yea alace even David thus communitated with the murther of Vriah for was he not slaine by his direction By approbation when a man knowing that an evill turne is done by another alloweth eyther of the turne or of the doer Thus the rest of Iaakobs sonnes communicated with the bloode of the Sechemites Gen. 34.28.29.30 murthered by Simeon Levi. By provocation when one abusing the place hee is set into or those gifts of mynde or bodie he is beautified with abuseth others so that hee provoaketh them to doe that which is evill Thus Rehoboam communicated with that defection which Israel made from the House of David when hee 1. Kings 12.12.13.14 beeing abused by young Counsellers and abusing that place which GOD had set him into by his austere rigerous speaches provoaked them to just wrath Thus bloodie Iezebell communicated with all the evils done by her husband Ahab For speaketh not the spirit touching him and her thus But there was none like Ahab who did sell himselfe to worke wickednesse in the sight of the LORD 1. Kings 21.25 whom Iezebell his wife provoaked And in this sense Fathers are counselled by the Spirit not to provoake their children to wrath By toleration when a man Ephes 6.4 having authoritie to beare downe sinne by punishing the committers of it overseeth them not drawing that Sword which GOD hath put into His handes against them And thus alace even olde Eli communicated with the abominations of his vilde sonnes who by their uncleane liues 1. Sam. 2 29.30 made the people of GOD to abhorre the LORDS Sacrifice By confirmation when a man haunteth the societie of wicked men so familiarlie so frequentlie that there-by hee strengtheneth the wicked man in his wickednesse Thus the Religious man cōmunicateth with the Atheisme of the Atheist by haunting the societie of the Atheist The true worshipper of GOD cōmunicateth with the superstition of the Papist by haunting kindlie the societie of the Papist even when hee seeth hee cannot bee wonne Yea thus meeke men chaste men temperate men true men peaceable men communicate with Murderers Adulterers Fornicators Drunkardes false men seditious men by haunting of their companie This mooved Paul to charge us who bee Christians Not
AN HEAVENLY CHARIOT Layde open for transporting the New-borne Babes of GOD from time infected vvith Sin towards that aeternitie in the which dwelleth Righteousnesse Made up of some rare pieces of that purest Golde which is not to bee found but in that ritcliest Thesaurie of Sacred Scripture By M. DAVID LINDESEY Minister of CHRISTS EVANGEL at LEITH HEB. XIII VERS 14. Here we haue no continuing Citie but we seeke one to come COL III. VERS 1.2 If ye bee risen with Christ seeke those thinges which are aboue where Christ sitteth at the right hand of God Set your affections on things which are aboue not on things which are on the Earth Imprinted at Sainct-Andrevves By Edward Raban Printer to the Vniversitie 1622. TO THE TRVELIE RELIGIOVS AND Right Noble Ladie LADIE ANNA KER Ladie Balmerinoch Grace Mercie and Peace through IESVS CHRIST our LORD and onelie SAVIOVR SEeing in this last and most dead Age of the Worlde Right Noble Ladie there be not a few living alace not onelie under the blinding Darknesse and corrupting Superstition of abominable Poperie but also under that shining Lanterne of that saving Gospel which leadeth men directlie towardes that bright morning Starre CHRIST IESVS blessed for evermore who holding ah mee this Earth for their Home doe never dreame that they must bee remooved from it and so who cannot bee mooved so much as to beginne to thinke upon another Habitation let bee to fit themselues for it not-with-standing that None-sparing Sworde of Death slaying daylie without respect of persons men of all Rankes in everie place may sensiblie cleare unto them the trueth of that Golden Sentence Heere wee haue no continuing Citie I Heb. 13.14 the basest in all respectes my LORD and MASTER hath imployed about the building of His Tabernacle longing now to bee dissolved and to bee with Him whome my Soule loveth haue out of that affection which I carrie to all such as call upon His Name beene bolde over-comming at length manie difficulties to offer these few Lines unto the view of others that if it were possible some one simple Soule or two might bee mooved by them GOD beeing happilie with them to loose their affections from thinges heere beneath and to set them upon those thinges which are aboue I haue dedicated them unto your Honour whome GOD hath so happily weaned from the deceitfull Milke of all things earthlie and so Graciouslie married unto His blessed Sonne that nowe your Honour can wiselie account of nothing but in so farre as it leadeth you unto Him who out of loue gaue Himselfe for you Accept these Lines Madame as a Testimonie of that Loue and Reverence which I must carrie to that speciall Grace of GOD bestowed happilie upon you for the continuance and encrease whereof I shall never cease to draw up my simple Prayers unto that GOD who is readie to heare all such as call upon Him in trueth is able to keepe your Honour unto His everlasting Kingdome Your Ladiships in our Blessed Saviour the LORD IESVS D. L. AN HEAVENLY CHARJOT O My Soule wa st thou not sent downe heere in time by that blessed wise Creator to seeke after that aeternitie which is aboue O my Soule Couldest thou learne to know with what loue thy GOD loved thee in what accompt thy GOD hath thee busilie wouldest thou while this ever-slyding time remayneth seeke after that ever-abyding aeternitie Oh ô my Soule When shall I beginne grauely to consider that admirable order kept by my GOD in bringing foorth that great Worke of Creation praesented unto mine eyes by that first Chapter of holie Scripture Wouldest thou O my Soule leasurelie payne thy selfe a little to meditate aright upon that order O! with what a loue wouldest thou loue thy GOD O in what accompt wouldest thou haue thy GOD And so O with how swift feete wouldest thou endevour to run through fleeting sinfull tyme towardes that ever-continuing aeternitie in the which dwelleth Righteousnesse Yea O my Soule I must tell thee Could that order bee well taken to heart by thee were I warming my selfe in my Parlour at the refreshing and dauting fire of greatest Honoures Pleasures and daintiest Cheare even with my dearest Companions thou wouldest bee able easilie by a verie little nod to draw mee to the doores making mee with Peter to seeke after some secret place that there I might weepe bitterlie because I cannot bee mooved to seeke Him who could not bee stayed from seeking of mee because I cannot learne to account of Him who could willinglie account of nothing till Hee found mee The Worke of Creation is begunne the first day The Worke of Creation is prosecuted till the sixt day and a number of good Creatures of diverse kindes aboue us about us beneath us in the Heavens in the Seas and in the Earth brought foorth But can our GOD cease to worke till Hee haue made Man And when Hee hath made him will He goe anie farther Yea resteth He not then O my Soule I charge thee before GOD that thou remember this I commaund thee as thou wilt bee aunswerable unto GOD that thou forget not this BVt O my Soule what would thy GOD tell thee by this comlie admirable order kept by His Majestie in bringing foorth that Worke of Creation Surelie That Hee made all the other creatures for thee which Hee made before thee and that Hee made thee for Himselfe whome Hee made after them And what would thy GOD O my Soule teach thee heereby Surelie That all His other creatures could not content Him untill Hee founde Man And darest thou O my Soule attempt to thinke or alleadge That thou art made for anie other beside thy GOD Yea darest thou rest upon anie of those creatures were the sight of them never so pleasant to thine eyes the sound of them never so meledious to thine eares the savour of them never so delicious to thy smelling the taste of them never so sweete to thy mouth the touch of them never so alluring to thine other members O my Soule manie servantes hast thou for thy Maker hath made all the other creatures for thee onelie one Master hast thou even that GOD who made thee for Himselfe and therefore see that thou use all these creatutes which thine eye seeth thine eare heareth thy smelling savoureth thy tasting tasteth or anie member of thy bodie toucheth as pleasant sweete Coardes sent downe from Heaven to draw thee upwardes towardes that GOD who made them for thee and thee for Himselfe otherwayes bee assured thou shalt bee convicted not onelie of grosse unthankfulnesse but of high treason forgetting the Giver and abusing the gift yea for thrusting the perishing gift into the Throne of the ever-living Giver HEarken hearken O my Soule and belieue mee speaking unto thee from the mouth of thy GOD who esteemeth of thee highlie out of that loue wherewith Hee hath loved thee freelie Haddest thou O my Soule that hearing eare to hearken unto and that understanding heart to