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A56200 Sad and serious politicall considerations touching the invasive war against our Presbyterian Protestant brethren in Scotland, their late great overthrow, and the probable dangerous consequences thereof to both nations and the Prorestant [sic] religion which may serve as a satisfactory apology for such ministers and people, who out of conscience did not observe the publike thanksgiving against their covenant, for the great slaughter of those their brethren in covenant. Prynne, William, 1600-1669. 1650 (1650) Wing P4058; ESTC R5356 63,285 75

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summa Reddet Occasum sub leges mittet inermem Thus Englished Alas ill race to dismall Fates reserv'd By whom dire Beasts are tamed and preserv'd See what thou wert and art Thy first issue Inclines to War Plague doth the next subdue But Lion fierce sprung from the Northern shore Shall bring from deepest Hell and waves that rore A blasing Army he shall men o'rerun Cities and cattel yea the Moon and Sun Shall he remove and Father-like the least Make highest and give Laws to the weak West Yet he that returns back in reviewall of the conjunctions and fiery Triplicities may see how they have in part prognosticated the present troubles and and distractions of Europe with the Common-wealths of England and Scotland Anno 1603 in the first great conjunction of Saturn and Iupiter in the fiery triplicity K. Iames came to the Crown of England and so was fulfilled that Prophecie which an holy Anchoret made 890 years agoe English men for that they wonneth them to drunkeinesse to treakson and rechlesenesse of Got's house firsten by Dancs thenth by Nortmans and the thrid time by Scots whom they holden lest worthen of all they shallen be overcompn Then the world shallen be unstable and so various and diversable that the unstablenesse of thoughts shallen b● betookeineid by many manner diversity of cloathing This could never be fulfilled but by a Scottish King swaying the English-scepter and therefore never came to passe till the Union of the two Kingdoms under the said King As the second Conjunction Anno 1623. found Germany and most of the West involved in civil Wars and as the third An. 1643. found the King and Subjects of England in the field one against the other so the fourth Conjunction An. 1663 in Sagitarius shall begin those destructive Combustions in Italy which shall allure the Protestant Armies to make a third all-conquering Party in the same and the fifth An. 1683 in Leo shall bring forth the Conversion of the Jews but the sixth Conjunction happening in Taurus An. 1703 shall behold that which many glorious Saints and children of God have read of and ●ejoyced and desired to see and yet could not see them For now Revel 22.1 ●hall the Sea that is the miserable estate of the World by Wars Desolations and Sicknesses be destroyed and no more extant Now shall the time of Tribulation War and desolation the time of torments temptation heresie and persecution be utterly abolished from the memory of men For a new Heaven and a new Earth a renovated Church purified Saints shall succeed in the room of those Wolves who in sheeps-cloathing devoured the Flock of Christ. These are the dayes for the hope of which the stones of ●ion cry day by day though little esteeming seven thousand deaths in regard of that precious assurance g●aven in their Brests that they shall then and in that day behold the Lord which hath mercifully gathered them from all Nations and hath so wonderfully preserved them from the sorcery of Babylon which hath destroyed all the Earth that leadeth them in and out bef●re Pagans Hereticks and Idolaters before the covetous and foolish-wise of this world so prudently and so invisibly that they seeing are not seen and living are not known But from these low things let us ascend up to Scripture further to prove the certainty thereof Daniels Image as it gave the first so it gave the fullest Knowledge of this great Mystery of the Church of God Dan. 2. per tot In which Image is described in brief the Estate of the World from the very day God revealed this to Daniel and he to Nebuchadnezzar to the full and final End and Conclusion of time By the golden Head silver Arms brazen Belly and iron Legs we must understand the Chaldean Persian Macedonian and Roman Monarchies which successively one after another tyrannized over mankinde by cruelty and by cruelty came to as miserable Destructions in the end The feet part of Iron and part of Clay denoted the declining Estate of the Roman Empire after that indiscreet Division of it under Charles the Great into the Eastern and Western under the present Papacy and now-vulturizing house of Austria which hitherto doth and shall continue until An. 1694. Therefore the Stone cut without hands in the 34 verse which smote the Image on his feet that were part of Iron part of Clay and so brake them to pieces that the Iron Brasse Clay Silver and Gold became as chaff of the Summer-flowers that the winde carried them away and no more place was found for them And the Stone that smote the Image became a great Mountain and filled the Earth must needs be understood of a glorious Monarchy of the Church of God upon Earth which by the Conversion of the Universal Nation of the Jews shall overcome all her Enemies and reign triumphantly in all Nations under Heaven in universality uniformity integrity and inn●cency of life and conversation This blessed and happy estate of Christs Church upon Earth after the aforesaid battel of Gog and Magog described Ezech. 38. and 39 Chap. of which enough before is graphically deciphered in the nine last Chapters of the same Prophet beginning at the 40 where under a specious and large type of restoring the old Jewish Temple with the Sacrifices chap. 40. the measuring ordering and disposing of it in every thing thereto belonging chap. 41. as the chambers of the Priests in the Temple the holy Utensils chap. 42. the glory of God filling the house chap. 43. his paternall upbraiding the Israelites for their antient Idolatry and demonstrating his great and affectionate love to them for the present chap. 44. is contained as I said before a pithy discourse how powerfull and magnificent these new converted Christians shall be how holy learned and unanimous their Ministers should be how ardent and studious they shall be in communicating the Gospel of Christ to such as yet sit in darknesse and in the shadow of death chap. 45. how vigilant their Princes and Magistrates shall be in being keepers of the house of God that is in incouraging the Ministers tam praemio quàm paenâ to instruct the people in the knowledge of the truth that so both Ministers and people may render due obedience to their common Saviour in love to God and charity toward men And again the reserved portions of Land for the Temple City Priests and Princes all in just measures and dimensions the waters issuing out of the Temple ever increasing in Latitude and Profundity the severall divisions of the particular lots of Priests Temple Levites the City and the Princes secondarily repeated in the 45 46 47 and the last Chapters evidently declare the undoubted certainty and verity of this wonderfull mystery that the Jews shall repossesse their antient possessions and severall inheritances in the Land of Iudea how devout pious and chearfull they shall be in the worship and service of God intimated by
digged for the erecting of a Monument for the Lord Teligni He gave it unto the Popes Nuncio who rewarded him with 200 dollars for his pains from him it was sent to the Cardinall of Bruges who presented it unto the young K. Lewis XIII It was written in parchment and wrapped in lead in the form of an Heart Hebrew numericall letters were set at the side of every Line signifying in what Year of our Lord every accident should come to passe and be manifested to the world Out of Hebrew it was translated into Latine by Iohannes Parmarino Secretary to the said Cardinall The Prophesie runs thus Anno Christi 1661 Obruit Italiam saevo Mars impius aestu Anno Christi 1665 Vnica sint Christo pascua campus oves Anno Christi 1666 Totum operit mundum terror ira Dei. Anno Christi 1667 Pauci Iehovam venerantur Anno Christi 1678 Inclytus exurgit factis Heros Anno Christi 1686 Europa tremit Asā urget metus Anno Christi 1693 Generalis Terrae motus ruit Anno Christi 1699 Agnoscunt omnes Gentes Deum Anno Christi 1700 Flumina siccentur ubique Anno Christi 1710 Pastor Ecclesia unica 3 Alephs The heat of war doth Italy surround Let Christ's pasture be one his sheep and ground Gods wrath and terrour doth the world confound But few that God do reverence A Prince shall rise of eminence Asia doth tremble Europe shake Now is a generall Earthquake All Nations Gods knowledge partake Rivers are dried every where Pastor and Church only one are By this Prophecy great troubles must arise in Italy within this small time cruell wars afflicting every State thereof which must be preparations to the eternall destruction and ruine of Rome the head City thereof Rome can never be destroyed except Protestants lay aside their unnecessary civill contentions which may God so disposing come to them about Anno 1665. After which great commotions are like to aris● in Europe till a noble Hero arise which shall quench those evils by imploying Christians in mutuall Leagues against the Turk Suddenly after which comes troublesome daies in Asia and Africk Then follows universall peace and quietnesse of Nations prophesied of by Ezechiel and S. Iohn in the Revelations which must bring forth the purity and perfection of the Gospel over the whole Earth X. Of how large an extent the Turki●h Empire should be how far it should prevail against Christendome when it should be at the height and whe● Christians should begin to cry quits with them by victories and conquests is long since ex●ant in ancient Prophesies One whereof M. Fox in his first Volume of Acts and Monuments pag. 746. antiq edit relates he found in the Persian language in a Manuscript of Bartholomary Georgienitz the substance whereof in Latine is this Imperator noster veniet Ethnici Principes Regnum capiet rubrum quoque pomum capiet inque suam potestatem rediget Quod si in septimum usque annum Christianorum gladius no● insurrexerit u●que ad duodecimum annum eis dominabitur Domos aedificabit vineas plantabit hortos sepibus muniet liberos procreabit post duodecimum a●num Christianorum gladiu● apparebit Turcam quaque versum in fugam aget Our Emperour shall come he shall take the Kingdom of a heathen Prince he shall also take the red apple and subdue it to himself But if the Christians sword shall not arise by the seventh year he shall reign over them to the twelfth year he shall build houses plant vineyards hedg● in Orchards and beget children and after the twelfth year shall the Christians sword appear and put the Turk to flight on every side M. Fox expounds these 12 years to be 12 Turkish Emperours prevailing against Christians beginning at the first Emperour Ottoman An. 1300. and so Solyman the magnificent to be the twelfth Emperour and the last that should prevail against Christians who began his reign An. 1519. and died An. 1567. But I think rather it must begin at Mahomet the II. winning of Constantinople called here rubrum pomum An. 1452. and must end at the late Emperour Mahomet the IV. his death the last August 1649. My reason is this Other Emperours have prevailed against Christians since Solyman the magnificent For Selimus the II. his son wan Cyprus from the Venetians Armurath III. took the Fort Guiermo from the Hungarians and his son Mahomet III. took Agria in Hungary and had he pursued his victory had won that whole Kingdom in lesse then a year So the late Mahomet is the 12 Emperour from Mahomet the II. and now ●fter his death shall the Turks prevail no more against Christians For fourty years agoe that Kingdom was at a stand and is declining to an eternall destruction The sword of the Christians shall now arise and prevail again●t the Turks ●ill An. 1696. when the converted Jews shall gather head to overcome them in a bloudy pitcht field and root out their name from off the Earth By this young Emperours decease without issue the Ottoman Line is extinct and none left One Sultan Hali a Persian by birth is now Steward of the Ottoman house and the Crim-Tartar by old composition and agreement layeth claim to the Turkish Empire which at present is in combustion because of this And though above 200000 Turks are in the Field with an intent as is thought to invade Germany yet if Christians could but leave o●● their unnecessary divisions they might soon ruinate the Turkish Empire For since Armurath IV. his death An. 1642. who began to reign An. 1623. all the time of this late Mahomet's reign since there hath been continuall contentions and massacres amongst the Turks the Jannizaries eluding and despising the young and weak Emperour which terrified the Mufti and the Bassa's sore because they had a prophecy that as a Mahomet wan Constantinople so a Mahomet should lose it again to the Christians However the matter goes for the present the year 1698 shall be fatall both to them and to the Pope in both their ruines and the beginning of the comparative felicity of the Church of God as may be further manifested by an excellent Prophecy which the learned Erasmus received from Reuchliuus and was found in the study of Iustus Lypsius by Ianus Douza the younger running thus Post mille expl●tos à partu Virginis annos Et post sexcentos rursus ab orbe datos Nonagefimus octavus mirabilis annus Ingruet is secum gaudia laeta faeret Corruet hoc anno Turcarum i●visa propago Roma tuum in libris fabula nomen ●rit Omnia tunc mundi sursum ibunt atque retrorsum Imperiae ut populus sceptra novella premant Vtque suum cunct as Verbum diffundat in oras Christus imperitet nomine ubique suo Thus Englished Six thousand years from Virgins birth expir'd Six hundred after that acquir'd The famous ninety eighth year shall come on Full of great Contentation