Selected quad for the lemma: lord_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	incline_v	keep_v	law_n	16,141	5	7.9682	4	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A20148	No parliament powder But shot and powder for the Pope. And for all his Cardinalles, Bishops, Abbots, Fryers, Monkes; the maisters and great doctours of Sorbonne. Sent to his vn-holynesse, and them all, for a newe-yeares gift. 1609.; Sac & pieces pour le pape de Romme, ses cardinaux & evesques. English	Denakol.; Philagathus, fl. 1609.	1609 (1609)	STC 6582; ESTC S118652	52,903	98

to a man then if he went in Pilgrimage ouer the whole world or gaue all his goods for Gods sake Saint Hierome saith That when wee cause a Masse to be said for a soule departed and in Purgatorie so long as the Masse endureth so long that soule feeleth no paine Saint Augustine saith That all the while a man heareth Masse he shall not grow olde neither bee any iote enfeebled And beholding the bodie of our Lord deuoutly he shall not that day die any sudden death But if hee should die that day and were excōmunicated yet he shall not be damned S. Paul saith That the prayer of the head is more worth then that of the members If it be so then that the Masse is the prayer of our Lord being the head and we are his members then the Masse is much more auailable then all the prayers that we all can make Saint Bede saith That if a woman great with childe doe heare Masse on the day of her trauell she shall be deliuered without any paine Saint Luke the Euangelist saith That a sinner hauing true contrition for his sinnes and a will to heare Masse deuoutly and that day to be confessed although he die yet he shall be saued Saint Gregorie saith That euerie Masse deuoutly celebrated conuerteth a sinner vnto God and deliuereth a soule out of Purgatorie And it is more worth to him that said it or procured it to be said then a thousand Masses after their death The venerable Maisters of Sorbonne haue granted leaue and permission to imprint this said Copie to Lewes Heruaut Booke-seller dwelling at Paris on the Mill-bridge at the sigue of Saint Lewes August 22. 1608. The Sentence of Interruption or stay of proceeding betweene both sides taken out of the Registers of the soueraigne high Court of Heauenly Parliament DElay and respite is graunted betweene both these parties vntil the fulnesse of time when the earth shall bee without faith and hath reached to the full height of all her vices Then shal be euidently seene that the Auncient of dayes shall be the Iudge and the Stone hewen out of the Mountaine without hands shall bruise the head of the man of sinne who is sirnamed the Sonne of perdition nourished in the house of iniquitie And because the time is verie short sooner then can be imagined he shall be cast downe to great punishments by the arrest and irreuocable sentence of the Spirit in the mouth of the Lambe without blemish And consequently peaceable and powerfull gouernement shall be giuen to the Saints by the most high for euermore To whom be all honour glorie praise and dominion worlds without ende Ecce venio cito Veni Domine Iesu An Antithesis of Gods Commaundements and those deuised by the Pope The Commandements of God our Creator by Moses Exod. 20. OPen your eares lift vp your hearts You people dull and slow to heare List the commaundements of thy God Receiue them with all awe and feare I am saith he thy heauenly God That brought thee from captiuitie And out of Pharaohs seruile bonds Thou shalt haue n'ere a God but me No grauen Image shalt thou make Of any thing what e're it be To honour reuerence or adore I am a God of iealousie His reuerend Name take not in vaine Sweare not thereby or it despise For guiltlesse he shall not escape That wrongs his name in any wise Labour fixe dayes but on the seuenth Doe not thy mind with toyle molest But thou and thine take quiet ease Thy God himselfe that day did rest Honour thy Parents that thee bred And brought thee vp so carefully That in the Land where thou dost liue Thy dayes God may prolong thereby Kill not nor murder doe commit From foule Adulterie turne thy face Steale not nor be a witnesse false Against thy neighbour in no case Couet not thou thy neighbours house His wife his seruants man or maide His Oxe his Asse his other goods Or what may not thine owne be said O Lord these heauenly Lawes of thine Effectually let vs embrace To keepe them all our hearts encline Assisted by thy spirit of grace FINIS The Popes Commandements The Commaundements of our aduersarie the deuil instructed and dayly put in practise by his good Scholler the Pope OPen your eares listen to mee My people quicke and apt to heare I giue you lawes was ne're the like Beleeue them without doubt or feare I am the verie God on earth Nor hast thou any else but me Beleeue it and no further seeke For straitly I forbid it thee Erect all kinde of Images For therein shalt thou please me best And such as will not worship them With bitter curses I detest In speciall reuerence hold my name Honour it and adore it still To sweare by God blaspheme or lie I can absolue thee and I will On working dayes I haue made Feasts Of Saints to giue thee ease and rest Honour those dayes pray to those Saints Heare Masse and haue thy hearts request Father and Mother both renounce Ere thou from my Religion swerue T is the first rule that I direct To Friers and Nunnes that me doe serue Kill murther steale lie and defame Commit adulterie incest rape Purchase thy Pardon be absolude And from all Lawes thou shalt escape Couet thy Neighbours goods or Wife Or whatsoeuer is not thine Bring gold and siluer Offer them My Pardon cleares thee for thy Fine All such as shall these lawes obserue And holy Mother Church obay Shall Heauen at my hands deserue Or downe to Hell without delay FINIS The triall and probation of the Popes Commaundements he being the enemie to God and his worde Experience makes the truest proofe of all things and thereby may easily bee discerned at the verie first sight how the Pope makes warre against God with his inuented Ordinances contrary to the Scriptures THE Pope commaundeth that al his Lawes are to be embraced by all men as proceeding from heauen 19 Dist C. Stomnes He forbiddeth also that anie doubt or question shall be made or whatsoeuer hee doth saith or ordaineth whether it bee good or lawful 17. Q. 4. Nemini Dist 3. S. ex persona Wherin he declareth that his whole drift intent is vtterly to deface and make forgotten the Lawes of GOD to establish his owne dreames and idle follies Which are more pernicious to men then any other plague can bee because he constituteth the saluation of their soules onely vpon merits and not vpon the onely grace of God enlarged vnto vs in Iesus Christ The Popes Canons are most of them in this tune I am Gods Lieutenant vpon earth C. Quanto de translat Also I am vpon the Chaire of preheminence and haue rule ouer all flesh De sepul sup Chap. Also All Romane Princes haue adored my seate De iureiu in Clement Romana in princ Also I haue the rule of all the earth For it belongeth to me to iudge all things