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[[A] voice for the king of saints and nations.]
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Trapnel, Anna.
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Which was slaine for thee and me This body it was high and great And had a glorious rise And this represents those that also Shall from him obtain life According to the will of God And the most glorious Son And the spirit for all the three Are seen in Salvation Many they say Christ is the Son As to justification But as to sanctification they do Deny the righteous One. They therefore are to be reprov'd As slighters of the Son And as underminers of what For Jehova did come And spirit reproves Rabbies also The gross and the refin'd For they are also of those that Do si ly ones beguile Though Rabbies say we have left sure word Yet they shall know ere long That spirit doth preach the Gospel Forth with the soundest tongue Though Rabbies fall off from the Lamb That is most pure and clean Yet they shall see 't is the spirit of power Which on our souls do erne Alas poor Rabbies you are not Like unto those of old For they were not so lifted up Above Christ pretious folde O people are deluded and They have been many a year Ere since Antichrist come on the stage They have been beguiled every where Though old Dr. Apostles preacht And Christ himself did learne Yet O they are besotted with Antichrist stinking leven Though Christ speaketh of latter days Wherein he would his spirit pour In such choice great variety They 'l not believe it in its hour And Christ saith that before it shall come Lyin words and many a cheat Against the spirit and the Son And his most glorious seat And they do say how shall we know Between true and the false But God he sends his spirit forth For to shew what is dross And true spirit doth take in Scripture By faith no allegories And it doth shew forth Jesus Christ In 's birth death and his rise And the spirit it sheweth forth Christ In his offices and we may see The three in one and one in three In divine diety The spirit shewed the true God In true man here to dwell And thus shewed the choice rare one Through forth the joyfull knel. The spirit shewed the figures And all the choice rare tipes And the sweet emblems which before Did come for Jesus Christ And it shewed that Christ is enjoyed By the indwelling spirit By its witness and Testimony Unto the Godheads merit True spirit doth shew that Christ is enjoyed By a sweet lively faith The which comes from the Son of God And is no tattle and prate True spirit shews when Christ is enjoyed By faith we then up rise To the pleasure of God in Christ And appear holy in his eyes True spirit shews when Christ's enjoyed The soul is justified and sanctified too And that it goes to him alone For Conversation new True spirit leads forth unto Christ And then to be baptized Not as notionist say 't is all in spirit And plain Scripture despise But true spirits honours the Son And his out goings too It honours the head and all that he Would have his members do True spirit don't bring head without members Nor head and members without a way Wherein they sweetly together may talk Of the rich Ascention day But true spirit takes head and members And shews Christ lovely way And gives direction how they should Act towards him in this day Spirit sheweth forth Christ and his way How they should act and speak And discovers that worship which Their Souls should undertake Companions forsake not the assembly Of Saints it is most dear But seek it in the way of Christ Which most lovely doth appear Companions don't deny fellowship Nor the ordinances sweet If that you do spirit will reprove And tell you you embrace a cheat But Companions witness to ordinances And to true fellowship For Jesus Christ is held forth there Before him a garden compleat Companions you may take this comfort From Christ Doctrine this day That you have a good conscience though Other make of you a prey Companions this doctrine exhorts you To walk chearfully along That you may honour the spirit And grow for Christ more strong Companions be exhorted now Alwaies to watch and pray That so you may hold forth spirit Most lively in your way Companions be exhorted to Cleave unto Spirits Psalme Which is so full of doctrine That will our poor hearts warme Companions be exhorted to esteem This doctrine in a Psalms Because t is of our Davids love And sheweth forth Solomons arme Companions be exhorted to Trust in your power high For assistance when so many do Against the truth so fly Dear companions we exhorted are To depart from consusions all And every principle and practise That doth new covenant inthrall Companions we are exhorted to Praise the new covenant high Because our dear Saviour did once So willingly for us die That so we may not account low Nor bring objections against that But keep close to refurrection Which will lay all enemies flat Companions we thus exhorted are That none may take away our Crown The which we do enjoy in this Upon true Paradise ground O Companions we are exhorted That none may rob us heer Of the rare white stone and new name Which so pretious doth appear Companions the time of love is sweet In paradice pure ground O it doth smell most delicate Let us it compassround Let us compass the Tabernacle Where the golden Pot of Manna stands Which will fill and nourish our souls In journying to the pleasant land O we shall see our Aarons rod And delight in its buddings there In its coming forth against the foe It will all enemies tear Companions the white stone looks bright It is a lovely one It is elect choice and pretious Le ts go unto this stone O frends let us follow the starr That leads up to the Throne Which is that lovely spirit for which We have sighed and groan'd A beloved star dear Companions A glorious star indeed Which the Father hath bestowed on us With which he doth us feed O let us dearly prise that star That leads unto the King Let us follow it allwaies For it will thither bring The star conducted the wise men But not Herod though he Said where is the Babe I le worship him I le also go and se But the Lord God he doth discover Such in there practice still For though he said I le worship him It was that he might him kill Companions let us keep our eye Still fixed on the son And let us prise him very high How ever he doth come Converse with the spirit in Scripture That right models you may know Be ashamed of what you have done amiss And he will the pattern show We shall have direction and guide Both what to do and say In all our practices throughout In this the latter day We shall be ready to receive Of our Lord when that we Are made ashamed of our wayes We shall his glory see When
O thou art she That Christ doth love so dear Thou art the first beloved one Thou unto him art neer To thee thy Christ will tell his minde And thou shalt do the same He unto thee and thon to him Each other shall instame Ierusalem O thy bright look Greatly doth ravish me Thy River and delightfull brook And thy sweet harmony Ierusalem O thy looks are Not rowling up and down But thou dost keep a steady eye Upon thy Saviours Crown Ierusalem O thou art she That will admire Christs name And thou wilt trumpet and rejoyce In the beloved's raigne O dear Ierusalem thou wilt Make Gentiles glad in thee When that thou comest and own'st a Christ And unto him doth flee What great increase shall he enjoy When Jews and Gentiles seek Unto him from the Ilands round And all his Children meet Ierusalem O thou wilt not Then for mount Sina speak Thou wilt not at all Hagar love When on the Elders seat When thus thou dost behold his face He then will make thee great He will exalt thee to high place And give thee elders seat Ierusalem Ierusalem O thou dost take my part Although this generation Against mee shout there darts Yet I am raised up and fed I see my Saviours eye And the Pomgrannet juice so red I do in him espy Ierusalem o thou art dear My heart is took with thee Psalm is down brought in note so dear To sing thy harmony O dear Ierusalem thou shalt Appear as Josephs bow His goodly branches then thou shalt Of all Christs truths allow Thou shalt not look for him in grave Nor any such thing say But thou shalt to new covenant run And resurrection day Jerusalem now thy theam is Come sweetly to my heart And I rejoyce to sing of thee It will not from me part Jerusalem o thou art she That all the world shall know To be the first belov'd of Christ And to thee all shall flow Ierusalem thou art beloved For thou art the Kings wife And thou art she that will admire Him in sweet singing plight Ierusalem O at thy call The gentiles forth will come And at thy high loud praising voice The blackamors will run Ierusalem O thou shalt call The Hethenish Indians round Of those poor black ones unto thee Upon thy holy ground Jerusalem thou wilt invite Such poor lost ones abroad That they may come unto the sight Of thy beloved Lord. Jerusalem o thou shalt take A great command on thee Dogs shall not bark and for thy sake All things shall silent bee O then the Dragons shall not rore Thy sweet eares to offend The wolfs shall not make prey of thee But to thee all shall bend Ierusalem o then there shall No cockatrice eggs come out To bring forth serpents to destroy Or interrupt thy mouth Ierusalem no spider shall Their webs spin upon thee For thou shalt have the royall robe O the high Kings glory Ierusalem o there shall none Come any way at all To trouble or to molest thee When Christ for thee doth call O thou shalt walk in galleries In a prospect compleat And thou shalt sing and much rejoyce Upon a royall seat Ierusalem thou shalt up stand In stature high and tall O what a company will bee Within salvations wall Ierusalem thou shalt be freed From all dangers great Because the King hath given thee A glorious fixed seat O what enamourings o what love Between thee and thy Lord Thou shalt have pretions food from him And manna from above Thou shalt have hidden manna then Not measured in sight But it shall ever issue forth Even from the tree of life Coming from thy beloved one 〈◊〉 hath set thee so high 〈◊〉 â—ou that art the glorious One â—â—inks I thee espie 〈◊〉 â—hou with Christ and Christ with thee 〈◊〉 most glorious fight 〈◊〉 it more come downe to me 〈…〉 Souls delights â—â—â—â—salem Ierusalem â—â—â—â—e thy walls to see 〈◊〉 sparkled like to Diamonds 〈◊〉 as the Jasper be 〈◊〉 â—salem O how doth she â—â—â—â—e forth in a fine shine 〈◊〉 beautifull doth shee appear 〈◊〉 looks they are divine 〈◊〉 comes not forth with a vaile for 〈◊〉 needs not be asham'd 〈◊〉 that her husband doth appear â—â—â—ch once for her was slayne â—â—inks I do behold them great â—â—eir solemne sweet choice â—â—â—at a shout will there be then 〈◊〉 from Ierusalems voyce 〈◊〉 shout of a King the shout of him 〈◊〉 shall enjoy alwaies 〈◊〉 these shoutings shall be brought forth 〈◊〉 â—onour her great day 〈◊〉 must needs have the Kings shout there â—â—ll be there I know 〈◊〉 is pleasant unto you 〈◊〉 after it doth goe â—â—â—e hope of Israel Israels hope 〈◊〉 Israel thee know 〈◊〉 gav'st them a name in Iacob 〈◊〉 did such valour show 〈◊〉 Israels hope for whom Ieremiah 〈◊〉 Prophets all did so mourne â—â—ome raise her out of the dust 〈◊〉 is thy true first-borne 〈◊〉 Israels hope that gave to them 〈◊〉 Iacob that prevailing name â—â—en wrastling with him thou didst say 〈◊〉 Israel should raigne Of Israels hope that told Iacob Of such a Crowne for ever When he prevailed so with God Israels everlasting Father And hope that comforted Iacob And gave him such a name Let them come to that blessed Throne Where is eternal gaine O Israels hope that loved Iacob And therefore did let him know That thy Iudah shall bear the name And prevailing for thee goe O Israels hope in whom Iacob Had great familiarity Great boldness and very much strength He would not from thee fly O Israels hope that Iacob did So closely cleave to there That he said I 'l not let thee goe Till thy arme is made bare The which by Iacob then was seen And to him did appear To be for him a Conque our Bringing forth victory there O Israels hope in whom Iacob Had such great confidence That he said till thou blessest me I 'l not let thee goe from hence Art thou so bold Iacob thy God Liked it exceeding well And where there are such sweet replies Blessings abound and dwell Dost thou say that thou wilt not leave Saith God till blessings fall Art thou of such a publick spirit I will thee Israel call Seeing Iacob thou hast such strength And eagerness for me Thou shalt become a Conquerour And a great Triumph see Thou shalt enjoy a publick name That art of such a spirit Thou shalt be called Israel And this honour inherit O the hope of Israels a holy hope And remains to this day Thy Ieremiah groan'd and cry'd To thee for her alway O the hope of Israel Israels hope Therefore she cannot dye Thou art so sure an anchor that Flouds cannot make her fly O the hope of Israel is sure Thou wilt not alwaies stay Thou wilt bring her out of the dust And Iudah shall obey O come Iacobs deliverer O come thou glorious rest O come thou Iacobs friend o come For Sion is opprest Come Israels hope it was for thee That Ieremiah did groane And that