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A divine pater-noster (by way of reply to a scandalous ode, or pamphlet made by a manelesse author, who had more wit then honesty.)
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Wing D1725; Thomason 669.f.4[68]; ESTC R210292
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A Divine Pater-noster by way of reply to a scandalous Ode or Pamphlet made by a namelesse Author who had more wit then honesty Answer a foole according to his folly lest he be wise in his owne conceit Prov. 26. 5. A Divine Ode BLesse us good Lord from that dull Sect which say we erre in twice repeating when we pray Our Father They count themselves made of the purest clod and give us lost forbid it O my God which art in Heaven By them barnes Stables and what roomes you see more then our Churches are esteem'd to bee hallowed The word the word by them they cry is teach'd but grant good God by better Schollers preach'd be thy Name The way next faith I am addrest to goe is Prayer surely which must bring me to Thy Kingdome Yet let our Bels ring out they are forgot for to our Common prayers they will not come When I was blest from learn'd Armah to heare and honor'd Potter of the self-same Spheare thy will Howers were but minutes but when these persever in tedious preachments I think they will never be done Doctrine and Use men of a tedious rarity which both in Church and State requires a parity in Earth These we must heare by Inspiration rais'd who most presumptuous thinke thy name so prais'd as it is in Heaven But Lord unto thy Sion be not cruell such men as Hooker Reynolds Whitegift Iewell give us We have a Prideaux Collins and so many their sons more learn'd no Christian Church hath any this day By whom if we their gifts doe not abhorre we may be well instructed to pray for our daily bread But these the sole Elect long breathed men for our sad patience doe prolong agen and forgive us That they speak not of Councell Schoolmen Father is not their Ignorance but rather our trespasses Which hinder us from things to be imparted to none of foule and so polluted hearted as we Their Semigraduats Pedants who knowes who comes up to teach us thus and then we doe Forgive them Their first place last place 15. times said o're moreover and besides and furthermore that trespasse Upon all Christian patience must be heard or else next time a Sermon is prepar'd against us And if Episcopacy be put downe a Tradesman shall step up in every Towne and lead us But where they know not nor doe greatly care so they have their opinions and that Bishops are not Good God restore them to their wits and call them home whom their owne nought opinions fall into And let not thy true Church by such as these be brought into through Ignorance and ease Temptation Let inspir'd Coblers Weavers lead them still in their Aegyptian darknesse if they will but deliver us Who at thy footstoole prostrately full bent and blesse our King our State and Parliament from evill And for the Jesuit Brownist and who pray the contrary let Tybourne be their way Amen A Divine Pater-noster BLesse us good Lord from that blinde Sect which say Full oft but from their hearts can never pray Our Father They count themselves of better mould than clod and gibe at others mend them O my God which art in Heaven By them the Coape and such like toyes you see at Altar-worship are esteem'd to bee hallowed The word the word by them they cry is teach't but grant good God by better Doctors preach't be thy name Faith comes by hearing without which to goe and say Our Father will not bring me to Thy Kingdome Yet let our Bels ring out they are forgot For to a powerfull Sermon they will not Come When I was blest from honour'd Sibs to heare and learned Goodwin of the self-same Spheare Thy will Howers were but minutes but when these deliver Arminian fables I thinke they will never be done Doctrine and Use in them work little charity who charge us to affect an outward purity in Earth Yet these to double Livings still were rais'd who by a Crosse or Cringe thinke thy name prais'd as it is in Heaven But Loâ—â— unto thy Sion have regard such men as Reynolds Rogers Foxe and Ward Give us We have a Twisse a Preston and so many more learn'd and godly scarce the world hath any this day By whom if we their gifts do not abhor we shall be well instructed to pray for our daily Breâ—â— But these incroaching Priests whose power can if you 'l beleev 't * absolve a dying man and forgive us That they affect a Schoolman and a Father more than the Word is not their worth but rather our trespasses Which have provok't the Lord to hold back much of his most sacred Oracles from such as wee Their Chanc'llours Doctors Proctors who knowes who scar'd us with Ignis fatuus which we doe forgive them Their Lord deliver us twice foure times said o're and Wee beseech thee twenty one times more that trespasse By undue repetitions must be heard or else next time a censure is prepar'd against us But Lordly Prelates being once put downe sound Pastors shall arise in every Towne and lead us True Apostolike Bishops whose chiefe care is well to feed their Flocks which Prelates are not Good Lord restore to men their wits and call them home who fond and Popish Tenents fall into And let not thy true Church by such as these be brought into through Lordlinesse and ease Temptation If pomp and pleasure they esteem so high let them unto Romes strumpet pack and flie But deliver us VVho at thy footstoole prostrately are bent to blesse our King our State and Parliament from evill As for the Jesuit Atheist and who pray the contrary let Tybourne be their way Amen London Printed for Thomas Underhill and are to be sold at his Shop the signe of the Bible in Woodstreete Rom. 10. 17. * They take upon them to forgive sins not only declaratively and ministerially but also formally and judicially Their Excommunications In the Letany