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A81992	Seismos megas. Or Heaven & earth shaken. A treatise shewing how kings, princes, and their governments are turned and changed by Jesus Christ as [brace] King of Kings, and King of Saints. / By John Davis, M.A. sometime lecturer at Christ Church in London, and now pastour of a congregation in Dover.	Davis, John, pastor of a congregation in Dover.	1655 (1655)	Wing D422; Thomason E1601_2	153,991	331

of Saints returns a full answer to The prayers of Saints are Christ his spirit breathing in si●hts and groanes and making a voyce of supplication Now surely he understands his own voyce in them and will heare his own spirit When God rejected Saul Samuel is commanded not to pray for him 1 Sam. 16. 10. It s a sad thing when those in authority fall out of Saints prayers or when Saints pray against them not for them 1 Tim. 2. 2. We must pray for Kings and all that be in authority and surely it is fatal and ominous when Gods people justly indite Princes and plead as Ananias against Saul Act. 9. 13. Lord I have heard by many of this man how much evil he hath done to thy Saints When the soules under the Altar cry Rev. 6. 10. then v. 12. Behold a great Earthquake little do you conceive what great Changes Saints prayers make Rev. 5. 8. The four living creatures and the four and twenty Elders which is the resemblance of a Gospel-Church the four living creatures representing the Officers and the four and twenty Elders the Brethren of the Congregation now these are said to have golden vials full of odors which are the prayers of Saints Now these via●● of prayers fill the vials of wrath Rev. 15. 1. God assumes it as his high prerogative to break the arrows that flie and wound afar off to break the sheild that should defend the sword that wounds neer at hand He breaks Arrows Sheild Sword Battle All But where It s in Salem in Sion where Judah knew God and Israel greatened his Name It s there there where his people cry to him Psal 76. 3. Sect. VII Jesus Christ shall have a willing people in the day of his power Psal 110. 3. Oh! strange what a Turne will that be oh how backward are men now and to nothing more backward then to holinesse and holy things when they come forth in their beauty I but Jesus Christ shall have the day of it and it shall be the day of his power the day wherein his power shall be gloriously manifested and subjected unto Isa 49. 19 20 21. The land shall be too narrow by reason of the inhabitants The children shall say the place is too straite for us give place to us that we may dwell yea the Church shall say in regard of the numerous addition of Members who hath begotten me these seeing I have lost my children who hath brought up these Behold I was left alone That is a remarkable Prophesie and Promise in Ezek. 36. 37 38. I will increase them with men like a flock as the holy flock as the fl●ck of Jerusalem in her solemne Feasts So shall thy waste Cities be filled with flocks of men and they shall know that I am the Lord. Sect. VIII Some of the Kings of the Earth shall be among this willing people Oh wonderful wonderful Kings to become subjects to be among the people and the willing people whom aforetime they most hated that is strange that those who were the greatest enemies should now become friends that those who have done so much against Christ shall now be active for him God had of old his David Hezekiah Jehosaphat Asa and Josiah good and godly Kings and he will have some like them again outward pomps and pleasures shall be no let to his call and working on them and by them Isa 49. 7. Thus saith the Lord the Redeemer of Israel and his holy One Kings shall see and arise Princes also shall worship because of the Lord that is faithful and the holy One of Israel and he shall chuse thee Isa 30. 21. Their Nobles shall be of themselves and their Governours shall proceed from the midst of them He will restore their Judges as at the first and their Counsellers as at the beginning afterward thou shalt be called the City of righteousnesse the faithful City Isa 49. 23. Kings shall be thy Nursing fathers and Queens or Princesses thy Nursing mothers Those who have been the persecutors shall be the preservers the destroyers shall prove nourishers those that did minde nothing but their pride and pleasure they shall now minde the Church and her interest They that made the people of God bow down till they passed over them they shall come and bow down to the Church with their faces toward the earth Isa 60. 16. The Prophet there speaking of the state of the Jewish Church after their general conversion to Christ promiseth Thou shalt also sucke the milke of the Gentiles that now accursed people of the Jews shall become blessed they are still beloved for their father sake v. 10. They shall suck the breasts of Kings none have been and are so squeezed in all parts of the World where they are scattered as the poor Jews are who although they enjoy an Old-Testament blessing and become rich where they live yet then those who rule over them use them as we do a spunge that is full wring it dry So are they dealt withal but now those that sucked from them shall give sucke to them yea the sonnes of strangers shall build up thy walls and their Kings shall minister unto thee for in my wrath I smote thee but in my favour have I mercy on thee Sect. IX That Christ having great works to do in the last dayes he will mightily stir up the spirits of Princes and People When Temple-work was in hand when the solemne and publick worship of God was to be set up Hagg. 1. 14. God stirs up the spirit of Zorobabel Governour of Judah and the spirit of Jehoshuah the high Preist and the spirit of all the remnant of the people Marke it s particularly set down the spirit the spirit the spirit God had particular work for the Governour the high Preist and the people and therefore in particular he stirs up their spirits oh sweet and blessed work and blessed spirits Zorobabel Joshua People all are stirred and stirred in spirit and all work Zorobabel doth not disdain the work nor scorne the people The people are not crosse to Zorobabel but all sweetly agree It was a great work to establish the Kingdome in Davids hand and then 1 Chron. 12. 18. The spirit clothed Amasa and he said Thine are we David and on thy side thou son of Jesse Peace peace be to thy helpers for thy God helpeth thee Christ hath Temples now in Gospel-times as well as formerly and there is a great deale of Temple-work of Church-work to be done now as well as then and God will stirre up the spirits of Governours Pastors and People now as well as then and they shall work and the work shall prosper in their hand God the Father hath now the Kingdome of David the Kingdome of his Son Jesus Christ to set up and it must be strengthened in his hand God will now cloath many like Amasa with his spirit that shall come forth to the help of the

opportunes your confederates to become your enemies Vse 1. See how little help there is in men 2. See what wickednesse is incident to Nations as well as persons 3. Take hence one argument more against your Civil War 4. Learn it s a curious work to manage affairs in Civil Wars 5. Admire Gods providences towards us who hath busied our Neighbour Nations CHAP. XVIII OPens that unkind and unjust dealings of neighbour Nations produce forreign Wars as thus 1. The pride and lust of ruling men cause these hard dealings 2. Those who are great would be great alone 3. These great leaders obtain many followers 4. They conclude they have a fit season for their rage 5. A people under present pressures are exceding sensible 6. They resolve if they recover to do to others as others thought to have done unto them Vse 1. To see the spreading of sin that it reacheth Nations as well as persons 2. Nations as well as persons are liable to trouble upon trouble 3. God is appealed unto in War 4. To admire again Gods goodness to us CHAP. XIX SHews that Jesus Christ will deale in severity with the Kings of the Earth because 1. Kings are in covenant with their people and break their Covenants 2. In this dealing Christ appears no respecter of persons 3. In this dealing Christ makes his wisdom out-shine King-craft 4. Christ is to overcome Satan in his territories Vse 1. Reade the sinfulness of Kings in Christs severity 2. See the impartial and unspotted holiness of Jesus Christ 3. See what to expect and to what to refer our present providences CHAP. XX. COncludes with shewing how the twelve Positions formerly handled instruct us in our present Turns and Changes CHAP. XXI SHews the great Turns on Nations arising from the consideration of Christ as King of Saints set forth in twelve Sections 1. Jesus Christ is King of Saints as well as King of the World 2. Christ hath his high honour upon his sufferings 3. Christ puts forth the power he hath as King of Nations for his people to whom he is King of Saints 4. Jesus Christ shall have more visible glory in this World 5. Bitternesse is mingled with all Governments that Christ may be sweet 6. Christ pours out on his people a mighty spirit of prayer which he in his Government as King of Saints returns full answer to 7. Jesus Christ shall have a willing people in the day of his power 8. Some of the Kings of the Earth shall be among this willing people 9. Christ having great work to do stirs up the spirit of Princes and people 10. The great work of the latter days shall be to exalt holinesse and righteousnesse 11. Saints shall have notable Conquest over their enemies 12. These things shall be by degrees CHAP. XXII COntains the Vses of that Doctrine that Christ is King of Saints 1. Vse of inviting Instruction discovering 1. Christs excellency 2. The properties of his Kingdom 3. The glory of his Saints 1. Christ his excellency in four things 1. His right and Title which is the justest being 1. By Election 2. By Donation 3. By Birth 4. By purchase 5. By Conquest 2. His Qualifications are greatest 3. His Administrations are the highest 4. His Communications are the largest 2 The Properties of his Kingdom being 1. Spiritual 2. Vniversal 3. Eternal 4. Bringing in perfect peace 3. The glory or excellency of his Saints for 1. They shall be more Saints 2. They shall live safely 3. their enemies shall be ruined 2. Vse of Exhortation 1. to know him 2. to fear him ● to trust in him 4. to embrace him with love 5. to be like to him 6. to glorifie him 7. to be obedient to his laws where you have 1. the six Laws of Nature with Gospel-light 1. Peace is to be sought 2. Stand to your Covenants 3. You must be thankful 4. Serve one another 5. Be merciful and forgive 6. Reproach not one another 2. You have many Gospel strains set out to highthen your obedience THe Appendix shews Astrological Predictions to be frivilous and impious where these five things are granted 1. that the Stars have a powerful ruling excellency 2. that by their light heat and motion they work great alterations in the Aire 3. that having this power over the Aire they do diver●●y affect compound bodies 4. Scripture speaks plainely that they are for times and seasons 5. that there may be some present Predictions about weather and such things But two things are denyed 1. that Stars have any power over the Reason or Will of man to necessitate or inforce them 2. that Astrologers can rightly pretend to foretell such things as depend on mans will or are any way contingent and this appears by seven Arguments 1. Such Predictions are derogatory to Gods prerogative of fore-knowing 2. Such predictions are crosse to the word of God 3. We reason from the Nature of the Stars 4. We reason from the Nature of Art 5. We argue from that part of Astrology that is about weather 6. these Predictions are derogatory to the excellency of Man 7. VVe reason from the Nature of contingent things Object But many things they foretell come to passe Sol. 1. Not so many as they brag of 2. Not from any causing virtue in the Stars 3. Blind men sometime hit the white so may Astrologers 4. their coming to passe is a strong argument against them 5. It may come to passe in a way of judicial vengeance Vse 1. to the professors of the Mathematicks 2. to their Disciples dehorting them from Figure-casting Σεισμος Μεγας OR Heaven and Earth shaken CHAP. I. The Introduction shewing the occasion and scope of the insuing Treatise THe works of the Lord are great sayeth the Psalmist sought out of all them that have pleasure therein When God is working we must eye him and when his works be great we must be searching them out and not soon weary but taking pleasure both in the works and search Gods works to us of this Nation have been honourable and glorious as it is verse 3. and his righteousnesse enduring for ever No marvel then if they be taking with the minde and hearts of his people who entertaine them with the highest esteeme and most joyful admiration verse 4. He hath made his wonderful workes to be remembred the Lord is gracious and full of compassion I appeale unto your consciences that read whether the grace and full compassion of God have not made his works wonderful among us Now God will not have his works written in the sand he makes his works wonderful and his wonderful works to be remembred and surely his people cannot forget them they are ingraven on their hearts and they cannot but remember them v. ● He giveth meat to them that fear him He is ever mindful of his Covenant Consider v. 5. the malice and rage of adversaries and we cannot but reckon it among the wonderful works

the ground of the turns upon Kingdomes 2. Kings little deserve the name of Holy 3. Judge no cause by great followers Joh. 7 48 49. 4. Learne the true value of earthly Powers 5. Let those that rule be circumspect Pos 6. Sins of Princes break their Power As 1. A lazy spirit 2. Not accounting with their Ministers 3. When will is Law Greg. in Moral 4. Not executing good Laws 5. Injustice 6. Sinful conformity to neighbour Nations 7. Undue interposal in the things of God 8. Persecution of the good and quiet Use 1. of Instruct See the cause of our turns Use 2. of Admonition 1. Watch the heart in lawful things 2 Tim. 3. 4. 2. Beware of self-love 3. Exalt not your selves unduely 4. Anger misbecomes you 5. Forget not others kindnesse to you 2 Chron. 24. 22. 6. Look that followers prove not flatterers Pos 7. Wicked Prince wicked people Reas 1. Wickednesse in Princes comes in another dresse Reas 2. Good La● are not ex●cuted Reas 3. Wickedness is established as by a Law Psal 94. 20. Reas 4. Because of National Priests Reas 5. People are led by example Vse 1. Rulers have much to answer for 2. Examples move much 3. Wi●kednesse is in ●ur 〈◊〉 4. It s just that we suffer from Princes Pos 8. Abuses in Princes people adapt to Civil War 1. It doth so with good men 2. It s so in bad men 1. Pride in Princes produceth pride in people 2. Pride brings in Luxury 3. Luxury begets poverty 4. Poverty discontent 5. Discontented people meditate on their pressures 6. Then payments for publick use are cryed down 7. People grow weary of their Trades 8. They feele much but feare more 9. There be mauy Incendiaries 10. These Incendiarys have many followers Vse 1. To Princes 2. To people Vse 3. To all to admire God in his goodnesse Pos 9. Civil wars cause ruinous Turnes 1. Government is then destroyed 2. Laws are then silent 3. Religion is slaine 4. Learning and Trading fall 5. It makes a rich people poor 6. No safety to any 7. Plantations are nipt in the bud 8. Victories of civil wars are much to be lamented Vse 1. Admire Gods goodnesse 2. Consider how much we are engaged to those now in power 3. Look on some inconveneinces as eligible 4. Promote not civil war Pos 10. Neighbours fall from or upon us 1. God hath bounded Nations Acts17 26. 2. Confederacy is needful for a Nation 3. It s of great concernment what and with whom confederacy is made 4. Islands have more liberty in choice of their confederacy ● We may 〈◊〉 with 〈…〉 7. Our 〈…〉 adve●sari●● 8. 〈…〉 ●e 〈…〉 9. This disjunction tempts your confederates to shake you off 10. It opportunes them to become y●ur enemies Vse 1. See how little hope or help in men 2. See the wickednesse incident to Nations 3. An argument against Civil war 4. It s a curious worke to manage publick affairs 5. Admir● God in his providences Pos 11. Vnjust dealings cause forreigne wars 1. The pride and lust of ruling men cause unjust dealings 2. Men desire to be great alone 3. Great Leaders obtain many followers 4. Our distraction is their season 5. An oppressed people are very sensible 6. They resolve to retaliate Vse 1. See the spreading nature of sin 2. A Nation is liable to trouble u●on tr●●b 3. War is an appeale to God 4. See here Gods goodnesse Pos 12. Christ deals in severity with Kings Isa 20 23. Reas 1. They break covenant with their people Reas 2. Christ appears no respecter of persons Reas 3. Christ his wisdome exceeds their king-craft 〈…〉 Reas 4. Christ is to overcome Satan in his own Territories Vse 1. See the sinfulnesse of Kings in Christ his dealing with them Vid. Chap. 10. 11. 2. See his impartial holinesse 3. Learne to what to refer our present providences How the Positions formerly handled conclude about our present Turnes and Changes 1. Jesus Christ is King of Saints 2. He is so upon his sufferings 3. He puts forth his power as King of the World for his people to whom he is King of Saints Rev. 12. 16. Isa 43. 14. 4. Christ shall have more glory in this World 5. All Governments have their bitternesse that Christs Government may be rendred desirable 6. Christ poureth on his people a spirit of prayer Psal 76. 3. 7. Christ shall have a willing people 8. Some Kings shall be among this willing people 9. Christ shall mightily stir up his people to be active 10. Righteousnesse shall be exalted in Kingdoms 11. Saints shall have Conquests over their enemies 12. These things shall be by degrees 1. Vse of Instruction 1. Christs Title 1. By Election 2. By Donation Psal 2. 8. 3. By Birth 4. By Purchase 5. By Conquest 2. Christs qualifications greatest Col. 2. 9. Col. 2. 3. Psal 45. 7. 3. Christs administrations highest Joel 2. 20 21. 4. Christ his communications are largest Properties of Christ's Kingdome 1. It is spiritual 2. It s Vniversal 3. It s Eternal 4. Brings in perfect peace 3. The excellency of Saints 1. They shall be more Saints 2. Saints shall live safely 3. Their enemies shall be ruined 2. Vse of Exhortation 1. To know him 2. To feare him 3. Trust in him 4. Embrace him with love 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 5. We must be like him 6. We must glorifie him Psal 45. 1. V. 3. 4. 7. Christ must be obeyed in his Laws 1. Peace is to be sought 2. Stand to your Covenants 3. You must be thankful 4. We must serve one another 5. We must be merciful and forgive 6. Reproach not one another Which is when men 1. accuse fasly 2. Disclose causlesly 3. Aggravating unduely 4. Blaming the intention We repreach about good 1. When we deny it 2. Hiding the grace of others 3. When we lessen them 4. By coldly commending 7. Law against pride 8. Law to be just 9. Deale well with the means of your peace 10. Enemies must be opposed Joh. 3. 5. 1 Pet. 1. 3. 2 Cor. 5. 17. 2 Pet. 1. 4. Eph. 2. 10. Col. 1. 9. Eph. 1. 17. V. 18. Rom. 12. 2. Eph. 3. 19. Eph. 6. 24. Math. 5. 6. Acts 9. 31. Acts 16. 31. Rom. 4. 18 20. Phil. 4. 4. Eph. 4. 29. Eph. 4. 4. Col. 4. 6. Jam. 3. 2. 1. 26 27. Jam. 1. 22. Mat. 16. 24. Tit. 2. 14. 2 Cor. 7. 1. Phil. 2. 12. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Joh. 5. 35. Phil. 2. 15. Math. 5. 16. Joh. 15. 8. 1 Cor. 15. 58. Phil. 1. 11. 2 Pet. 1. 5 6 7. Rom. 6. 17. 1 Cor. 10. 31. Col. 3. 17. Col. 3. 22. 23. Levit. 10. 3. Joh. 4. 24. Eph. 6. 18. Eph. 3. 12. Eph. 6. 18. 1. Pet. 2. 1. 2. Act. 17. 11. Luke 8. 15. Heb. 2. 1. Heb. 13. 16. Phil. 1. 29. Jam. 1. 4. Rom. 5. 3. Math. 5. 11. 12. Col. 1. 11. 1 Pet. 4. 16. 1. Stars have a ruling excellency 2. Stars worke alteration in the Aire 3. Stars affect diversly the compound bodies 4. Stars are for Times and Seasons 5. There may be som e present predictions 1. Stars have no power over the Reason or Will 2. Men can not from Stars make Predictions about contingent Arg. 1. It s derogatory to Gods providence Things contingent what Agr. 2. From Gods word Arg. 3. from the nature of the Stars Argu. 4. From the Nature of Art Argu. 5. From that part of Astrology that concerns weather Arg. 6. from the excellent frame of Man Argu. 7. From the nature of Contingent things Obj. What they foretel comes to passe Sol. 1. They have not so many experiences 2. They come not from any causing virtue in the Stars 3. They may have their doubtful termes applied to some events 5. It may come to passe in vengeance Vse 1. To professors of the Mathematicks Vse to those who are learners of Astrology Against figure-casting 1. It s hard to know the momeut of Birth 2. They make an Image of heaven in a table houses for the Stars 3. They pretend to shew in what houses the Stars are 4. To tell you who reigned when you were born 5. What aspect the other planets have 6. Hence pretend to strange Predictions

WE have seen Christ on the Throne and the World under his feet and what he works as being Lord paramount of the earth Let us now raise our thoughts and hearts unto a farther consideration and behold the Turns of the World from Christ as King of Saints and that your thoughts may be more collected I shall represent you in this Chap. with twelve Sections Sect. I. Jesus Christ is King of Saints as well as King of the World God the Father glories in this that he hath set him his King upon his holy hill Psal 2. 6. Let the Kings set against him and seek to break his cords all their power and malice cannot in the least unsetle him Psal 110. 4. He sweares and will not repent God the Father is fully satisfied in the great glory put on Christ so as he will never have a recoyling thought concerning it It s the blessed burden of the Song of Moses and the Lamb Rev. 15. 3. Just and true are thy ways oh thou King of Saints And let wise and holy Daniel tell you what work this makes Dan. 2. 44. His Kingdome shall break in pieces and consume all these Kingdomes and it shall be for ever Sect. II. Jesus Christ hath this high honour of being King of Saints upon his sufferings The 22. Psalm is a Psalm of Christ and his sufferings as appears from v. 1. to 22. The meek shall eate and be satisfied and the Kingdoms of the Nations shall worship yea the fat ones upon earth v. 25. shall eate and worship and the ground you have v. 28. The Kingdome is the Lords and he is Governour among the Nations Phil. 2. 7 8 9. He made himselfe of no reputation though he were in the forme of God yet he took on him the forme of a servant thus he humbled himselfe but God highly exalted him and upon this follows a Name above every Name the bowing of every knee to him and the confession of every tongue That he is Lord. It is a proper honour due unto him from these his sufferings that is such an honour as had not accrewed to him if he had not suffered Jesus Christ had experience of many Turnes in his sufferings Now his glory shall correspond with his sufferings and not be in one straine or streame but in diverse Turnes and alterations Sect. III. Jesus Christ puts forth His power he hath as King of the Nations for his people to whom he is King of Saints 1 Chron. 16. 20 21. When they went from Nation to Nation from one Kingdome to another People He suffered no man to do them wrong yea he reproved Kings for their sakes He must be King of the World that he may be their King that in their wanderings he might help them and if Kings oppose them he as King of Kings will reprove them Rev. 12. 16. The earth helps the woman The world helps the Church Christ makes the Goths and Vandales break the Arrian faction by which the Dragon sought to carry away the Church Isa 43. 14. Thus saith the Lord your Redeemer For your sakes I have sent to Babylon and have brought down all their Nobles Jehovah considered as the Redeemer and holy One of Israel puts forth his power as he is King of Nations and makes it subservient to that power he hath as he is the Redeemer of his people He sends to Babylon and brings down all their Nobles there he appears King of Kings but it s for their sakes for Israels sake there he appears the holy One and their Redeemer the Redeemer of his holy ones Sect. IV. Jesus Christ shall have more visible glory in this world then ever hitherto he hath had the glory of this relation of being King of Saints His Subjects appeare in this world as Saints they here shine as lights in a dark world and the world hates them because they are Saints holy ones because by their holinesse they convince and condemn the world and do they appeare for Christ and will not Christ appeare for them They appeare for him visibly upon earth before men and Christ will take to himselfe his great power and Dan. 7. 22. Time shall come when the Saints shall possesse the Kingdome He had a government over Israel so as he had not over other Nations and the Nations knew it Exod. 14. 25. Let us flee say the Egyptians from the face of Israel for the Lord fighteth for them Deut. 32. 31. Their Rock is not as our Rock even our enemies themselves being judges And surely Christ shall again appeare to have the government of Saints and Saints shall know it more and their enemies too when he shall be revealed from heaven to take vengeance on them that know not God and 2 Thes 1. 10. shall come to be glorified in his Saints and admired in all them that believe Thus Rev. 15. when Christ sends his last plagues in which are filled up the the wrath of God on his Churches enemies then is Christ honoured v. 3. as King of Saints Sect. V. Bitternesse doth and shall mingle with all Governments among all Nations that so Christs Government may be rendred sweet Look on Governments by single Persons or by Councils in Kingdomes or in Common-wealths look on this or that form of Government whatsoever it be you will finde so much weaknesse and wickednesse so much corruption self-seeking and undue exaltation of themselves breaking forth as that men will be weary of it To maintaine their pride you will finde men apt to oppresse to maintaine their oppression you will finde them dextrous either to straine or new coyne Laws and so far from removing heavy burdens that they will lay more on Observe observe narrowly and you will meet with such undue biassings in them that rule to their friends kindred relations and interests that due deserving worth cannot mount to preferment Look on the right or left hand you will finde no helper oh how wellcome will Christ be in such a conjunction of affairs When he was to be borne into the world he stay'd till men had made void his Law till the Pharisees by their glosses and traditions had made the word of God of no effect and when he shall come to take the Kingdome to himselfe is shall be when men have corrupted and so inbittered all rule and government Israel must be under hard Task-masters that make them serve with rigour before Moses and Aaron can be hearkned unto Rev. 17. 13 14. The ten Hornes that is the ten Kings of Europe give their power and strength to the Beast and make war with the Lamb that is the condition of Governours before Christ come But the Lamb shall come and overcome them for he is King of Kings and Lord of Lords and they that are with him as called and chosen and faithful Sect. VI. Christ pours out on his people a mighty spirit of prayer which he in his government as King