Selected quad for the lemma: lord_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	day_n	england_n	king_n	14,426	5	3.6527	3	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A87142	Englands out-cry, for the sad distractions now lying upon the church and state. Wherein shee humbly implores mercy from God, pitty from her soveraigne, and justice on her enemies. Laying downe, both the primary, and secondary causes, of her fresh bleeding calamities. So that judicious, simple, all may see, the first promoter of this misery. Reade diligently, consider carefully, and make what thou hast read, a case of conscience. VVritten by J. Harris. This is licensed, and entered, according to order	Harris, John, Gent.	1644 (1644)	Wing H857; Thomason E3_7; ESTC R210021	4,175	9

eat up their native mothers bowels they endeavour to destroy what nature enjoynes them to preserve this devision hath sin brought upon me Father against Sonne Sonne against Father what the sword leaves the fire destroyes blood touches blood and feare and anguish upon every soule The anger of the Lord hath divided us What earthly power hath ability to joyne what God hath divided we have seene many experiences How long hath the sole endeavours of the High Court of Parliament bin imployed to settle these different distractions and to promote the Peace of England and what hath hindered Sinne that hath divided God and England and God he hath divided England in it selfe and assuredly know till England make a division between sinne and it there will never cease to be a division in it Oh then for Englands sake speedily set about this worke if there must be a division let it be betweene sinne and us Heare O King and give eare to Englands Petition let not flattery pervert Judgment but let Law and Justice support the Crowne Heare O Queene Englands Petition let not Idolatry lead you captive but imbrace the truth so shall your soule live Heare O Nobles Englands Petition let not Ambition inthrall Vertue but really endeavour the advancement of Gods glory with the good of the King and Kingdome Heare O Clergy Englands Petition Vnto you is given to be knowne the mysteries of the Kingdome of God O then endeavour to use convincing and converting arguments arme your selves with the power of the Lord and in a Religious Warfare endeavour the pulling downe of Babell and the setting up the throne of Christ Heare O People and give care to Englands Petition how long shall wisdome cry in the streets and be rejected how long will you continue in your sins and wage Warrè against the great God of Heaven and Earth O repent repent and turne from your wicked wayes why will ye dye O ye Church of England be perswaded to hate Swearing Prophanesse Sabath breaking Gospell contemning Mercy abusing Judgement slighting Heart hardning selfe securing thinke not that you shall fare better then your brethren in Ireland and England that hath been devoured by the sword for know of a truth except you repent you shall all likewise perish leave Iudging others and judge your selves leave justifying your selves and justifie others O King Queene Prince Peeres Preachers and People Heare Englands Petition be perswaded to set upon this worke with speed now while 't is cal'd to day for who knowes what a day may bring forth who knowes whether the Lord may heare us and have mercy on us and heale our iniquities and give a close to our differences uniting in a bond of peace the heart of the King Parliament and People and make England once more a Garden of pleasure which now appeares a terrene Golgotha a bloody field of Slaughter The first Answer to Englands Petition Pore England know 't is my desire That Peace should expiate this fire But t is in vaine for Englands doome Is hither sent from fatal Rome I with poore Englands Foes doo jarre I seeke for Peace but meet with Warre Then seeke to God to him complain T is he must bring thy Peace again ENGLAND Oh poore distressed England Who shall bring Reliefe unto thee since thou now do'st stand Without all hope of comfort from thy King Being made a prey unto another land Whose Papal Monarch tirany so boasts As to wage warre against the Lord of Hoasts And if gainst Heaven he dares to advance his sword What shall poore England do Helpe helpe O Lord The second Answer to Englands Petition England rebellious know it is my will To force obedience make thee bowe thy knee In true subjection to Room's Empery T is not your zealous errors which you still Maintain against Our sacred Profession Shall get your Peace out of Our sweet possession But of Our fury you shall drinke your fill Nor will Wee cease till Wee through Blood and Fire Obtain Rom's Peace the thing Wee most desire ENGLAND Harke Englands Sonnes and Daughters Quickly heare Your three Yeares sufferings past produce new feare Destruction's threatned by a fatall power Ioyn'd with a will which will not faile to showre Her vengeance on you Roome will you annoy And by her power both You and Mee destroy Ioyn then with Englands friends and helpe to save The Fame of England from a loathed grave Assist her Worthies let not Room incroach Loose not your lives to purchase a reproach Vpon your names and what will be much worse Even from your childrens children fetch a curse Let not effeminate smiles inforce you bring To passe the ruin of your Royal King Least when the worke is done too late you prove Newcastl's guerdon must reward your love Be wise be valiant now 's the time of hope To save the King and Kingdome from the Pope Published according to Order FINIS