Spirit Come come O love to poor young hearts That are so prone to pride That they may come and run to thee And in their God confide O come O love to poor young ones That they may stedfast be Like to the holy one of old That did profels for thee Come love O come to poor young ones And they 'l profess for truth And not be enemies Unto thy Spirits lute O poor young ones will dearly love Thy countenance so bright If thou dost but appear to them They will be changed quite If they doe look on thee and see Thy Temples that appear Like to Pomgranner O they 'l bee Refreshed and much cheer'd O shew thy face love unto them Thy lovely Cheeks so bright O it s a sight so wondrous sweet It will their soules delight O thou knowest love t is my great joy To speake in spirits shine To poor young ones that they may come And drink of thy choice wine Because when I was little and small Thou didst mee love and owne I would have young ones come to thee And sit about thy throne Because that some from thee doe goe And so against thee throw I would have others come to thee And of thy glory know Oh I would faine have young ones come They greatly please my heart O come away from vanity And herein take your part Come love O come give them a call And no trifle shall keep Nor any Earthly thing intice From thy Gosple so sweet Come young ones love would gaine you now From following of sin Can you die unto all things else And live alone to him O can you part with all things here He doth you to him call Let your beloveds vaile to him That is the all in all He 'l give white garments unto you You shall be holy and pure And your Corruptions he 'l lay flat And make your joy endure Let the great God know what you say His love is sweet and rare O let it swallow up your hearts For he is passing fair O let this enter in your souls Not in your head and brain But in your inward vital parts Even your hearts and reins O love must get in you throughout It must possesse as cheif O it must rule in every part What say you is it not meet It will be very sweet to you And your soul shall it sinde When that he comes and meets within you In his sweet rushing winde O love thou dost delight my soul Of thee I love to sing It doth revive and chear my soul For to extol the King O resurrection love is come How can poor ones despise And now for Sina keep a day And ' gainst new Covenant shut their eyes The Lord doth manifest himself O he is fair and bright Poor souls how can you but own him In resurrection light Here is enough to rake your heart If you fly not from grace O it is sweet to see the King In his resurrection face O he is rare O he is choice Love wrappeth up your friend It swallows up my very soul What unto me he sends And still ther 's more than I can view O it is fresh and green And takes the pains to talk with you O were it by you seen It would enter into your hearts And sink into your reins It would refresh you every part Not onely swim in braine O love thou dost delight my soul Of thee I love to sing And I am raised very high For to extol the King Lord thou hast lifted him on high And in him writ thy word He is the eternal light and Sun That 's raised up above O thou hast extolled thy Son Whom doth the law comprise The law of love and of Spirit But Children shut their eyes O thou hast extolled thy Son Of thee he doth declare And the spirit now forth is come â—or him that is so rare O thy Son is thy onely one â—n him thy soul delights â—he contest now is against him â—hat shall have his birth-right All that is said against spirit â—nd arguments so high â—hall tumble and fall down before â—im that for sin did dye â—hat dyed to free from punishment â— obedience to that Which was his Fathers will and Law â—nd buffetings he had â—nd much reproach from sinners here â—ut spirit doth for him speak â—nd Angels doe rejoyce about â—he Sons high glorious seat O thou hast exalted thy Son He is the Eternall Word â—nd thy spirit was also one â—n Councell that did move â—o frame poor man that doth surpass How glorious is he â—ut what 's the Son that was before â—ll from Eternity Before Creation did appear How glorious dear God There was the Son that was so neer Before the Creature had A being and he shall indure For evermore to come And all things that were framed here Are centred in the Son Thou carriest all to his bosome And he declares the same And the Apostle speaks of them But 't is in the Sons name Christ is the first and onely rest And when the Scripture came This rest most sweetly doth appear 〈◊〉 a gloâ—â— us gaine O what a rest O what a rest Thou dost center all in O what a rest is Jesus Christ That frees poor hearts from sin O this choice rest in secret place In mystery hid was But he came sorth in full set time And his love doth surpass And he brings forth a lovely Law A Law that enters reins And also purifies the heart And pierceth every vaine And now that the Son is so come All Types are done away No Tables of stone doth appear In this clear Gospel-day O come to me poor soul saith Christ O come the Father calls O come my love is very great Come and let all things fall To come to me and be you sure You shall not loose thereby But have a glorious Law of love Within your hearts to lie I have a Law I have a Law The Father it doth own O now saith Christ why doe you not Flock about my high throne O poor souls come O come to me Why will you will you die Despise not the true prophesy That rises up so high Why should you not come unto me To me that loves so much I bleed for you saith Christ and why Doe you not give a touch I loved you when you were lost And made of you my choice That you might come away from sin To resurrection voice I did shew forth my heart to you In a sharpe agony Why doe you run away from me And unto Sinai fly I was willing to suffer wrath And any thing for you And why are you so obstinate O come and take a view I was very willing to goe Into the grave for you And why will you leave and forsake My Covenant so new O what are you dead to the Law Moses is done away And yet in Gospel times you doe Observe the Sinai day Why will you not obey a Christ Poor hearts you are deceiv'd
forth and bring â—onour and praise thereby unto â—he high and mighty King Haleluja Haleluja for â—his choice and blessed sound â—hat here thou dost bring forth a voice â—hy throne for to surround Haleluja Haleluja that â—esterday it was sweet â—nd that in silence it took up â—nd led unto thy feet â—here that the Balm did sweetly run â—nd filled every part â—nd brought refreshing unto me â—hrough many a piercing dart Haleluja also is above â—rom whence love sweetly comes â—nd sounds forth praises unto him â—hat's the beloved one â—hough head be pained many a time With the dark Sinai noyse â—et it is carried through and gets â—nto mount Sion joy â— this day seven night I did hear What greatly troubled me â—hat such as do profess for Christ â—hould unto Sinai flee â—ut yesterday O the day past He did revivings give And eased Head and Lungs and all And made afresh to live From dying sad and weakning paine And burning heat so great O what a living God art thou What cometh from thy seat Haleluja for yesterday was A sweet reviving day O I shall still have more of it And in thy bosome lye O yesterday thou healedst me And in night comfort bring And said art thou now well my Childe Yes thanks unto the King I answered and thou didst come Unto my soul betimes These looks were like the Pomgrannet They were most choice and fine In the morning thou calledst me And said O come and eate Of this that is sent to thee forth From the eternal seat In the morning thou calst betimes Unto Companions dear O where are you why come you not The meat is dished here O the sweet spouse did shew before A pattern to thy song And brought her Epistle to be A pattern unto Iohn Haleluja thou shalt have dear Christ That could not from thence goe But thou must leave a promise that The spirit should overflow I must now go away saith Christ But I shall come againe And greatly will refresh your hearts With resurrection reign O here 's great tenderness of love And here is bounty sweet Which is appointed unto those That are new Covenant sheep O this it is a lovely day Do you it so esteem Are you not for new Covenant Doth it not glorious seem The Elders they it dearly love Before the thrones their place And they do worship and fall down Before the Kings rich grace All Sinai arguments shall then Fall and confounded be It is no errour and fancy But a true prophesy O you that will and do so plead For this obedience here Against a tisen Christ indeed Hee l come and it cashiere Haleluja Haleluja to The King that showers down And all those goodly flowers blasts That are from Sinai ground Haleluja Haleluja is Amongst the Angels dear Who do delight in Jesus Christ And unto him are near The Angels are about his throne And for him they will speak And so doth Iohns sweet vision Highly commend his seat O Iohn o thou didst see the Son And Fathers honour high And the Angels that do delight About the throne to fly And thou didst sing Haleluja's note In the most glorious sound And all this it is coming forth Babylon to confound O thou shewest all croking frogs Should fall into the lake Though now they testifie against Christ And at his spirit gape Iohn thou hadst lovely visions sweet Thou sawest witness die And thou sawest them revive againe And Babylonians fly And thou declaredst of their fall That they should surely dye Thou also sawest the Kings raigne 'T was he opened thy eye O Iohn thou didst see holy ones Round about the Kings throne That often had sighed for Christ With many a longing grone O thou shewedst the lovely Bowe About the seat so high Which no Babylonians can approach For it will make them fly O Iohn thou sawest and didst write Through the spirit most choice And didst cry Haleluja With a sweet praysing voice Thou excellent beloved one Thy visions were most clear Thou enteredst and hadst a sight And didst the voices hear 'T was thou that shewedst the eternal Which from God forth did come And didst witness unto the same For him that is the Son And Iohn thou also dost declare Unto the Godhead high That amongst men did take a seat And for sinners did die Thou shewest the resurrection And what ' gainst foes should be And speakest of the voice of speech And of that high glory Thou then was drawn so neer to it And enterance didst make To view the bright rare shining son That did thee to him take Up invision in Patmos Isle O there he did appear The same Lord Jesus whom thou lovest In bosome to lye neer O glorious is the vision Lord Of the latter dayes time And yet this generation Doth not the vision minde Except it be through Rabbi's voice Their wise and prudent men But few of these did see the Sun He w'ant made known to them O how did Iohn weep untill that The Book was opened But then he soon was raised up And in him rejoyced That was found worthy to unseal O he did take delight To see what latter flock should have In his clear vision light He saw the Candlesticks of Gold So pure so fair and bright And view'd the Stars the which also Were brought unto his sight He loved for to behold the throne And one the Elders look And rejoyc'd at the opening Of the Lambs sealed Book This loving John this loving John How still he higher goes And also he the Gosple preach'd To sinners and to foes But when he comes to see the throne O how joy did abound O then he sung Haleluja to The Lord for his high Crown When he into the City comes That was so paved with Gold O he rejoyced very much In that perfect rare mold When he into the City comes Where the fresh Rivers be He is refreshed and doth pluck Fruit from the living tree When he into the City comes O there he doth behold The marvelous rich shine there is Brighter then any Gold When he into the City comes Where Christ is admired How glad is he to see the Lord His Saviour and his head O what a lovely way is this That the spirit him led To see and to behold the Lamb That for his sins had bled O what a dilicate sight had John When spirit did him call To see his Saviour so dear The City and the wall The walls and Bulworks he did see That be so very strong O it was a choice sight indeed None can this City wrong Alas poor souls you can't it see You can't tell what is here Except it be for that vision That in Patmas appear'd You gaze and hear a while I know Some wonder for to see But O you cannot so take in This pretious melody Alas you cannot see it so You don't this glory know O that you did see Jesus Christ It would make your hearts to glow O
O allegorizers they abuse The whole Record throughour And greatly doth wrong the God-man Through whom all doth come out O they confound the whole Scripture And makes it an allegory And so doth depart from the truth And against Gods wisdom fly But glorious God-man doth declare All was in him at first Though in a manger low and poor Nothing could wrong or hurt Shepherds saw glory round about A marvelous great shine And Angels were the messengers To discover Christ high time To shew his birth his lovely birth As to a manger state Yet accompanied with a glorious Host As Angels from the high gate From the gate of power that lovely gate From which the Angels came He is surrounded with glory More bright than any flame Angels John saw about Lamb Throne So did the Shepheard here Behold Angels servants to Christ Though in a manger laid John saw multitude of Angels about God and also the Lamb So Shepheards saw the messengers Being tydings of Christ to Land Angels did not only delight to speak For the Son when as a King But when he as an infant came They do attend on him Angels did not only honour Christ when He on white horse did ride But when he was in manger laid They appeared on his side Angels did not only give their voice When Christ was in glorious height But when he as a servant came They shewed forth great mirth They honour Christ as the royal one For whom spirit doth appear And declareth him unto the World In his rich Gospel dear So that not only Angels but spirit Declares the pretious Son The spirit that mov'd upon waters For him doth sweetly come The spirit comes forth for the Son And honoureth his birth The spirit divided the waters And ordered their depth and height The spirit did for the Son come forth And his over-shadowing shew The spirit that divided water That are in depth below The StarsSun and Moon and every thing That looks so clear and bright The spirit did sweetly declare Also the pretious light He doth to sinners sweetly shew The rich eternal light Light when all in dark chaos lay And also brings in sight The Son that 's light and in his birth Did bring rate gales of wind And doth declare the glorious King That looketh so divine And spirit comes forth in his high works To poor and feebâ—e things And thus he doth to all declare The royal glorious King That so all may see that God he doth Thus that no flash may boast But that all may give honour to Him that is Lord of Host The spirit loves for to make use of The poor low foolish things That so he might thereby exilt The Son as King of Kings The spirit loves to shew himself To those are very poor That he may confound learned Doctors And break the scarlet whore Spirit brings to such the birth of Christ The birth of the noble King That so they may rejoyce in his raigne And of his triumph sing Praised be God for his spirit Ahat honours poor hand-maids vile Who were in the first transgression And did the Creation spoyle Praised be God for the spirit Which looks on fallen ones Tnd comes to the chiefest of sinners With tydings of Salvation Praised be God that hath so much Honoured his dear Son And hath given him such high respect When he in manger did come A birth a joyfull birth indeed Was Christ though at first small Yet O he was most great and high And glorious through all The spirit brought him amongst Doctors And the spirit for him did speake And consuted the Rabbies then And his Fathers wisdom preacht He had no guilt nor filth at all Yet suffered for sin A holy just person he was From the very first conceiving But yet in bloody filthy gore He appeared for thee and me For sinners and rebels he did dye And brought felicitie For sinners which foreknowledge did Call for to see free grace Discovered in his pretious blood Which quickeneth apace God as well as man and man as God In one person did dwell And this strikes down that Harmonie That cannot sing such a knel. But part Christ and under vallew him And take him by peece-meals Therefore they so run astray and Like drunkards from it reele For Christ he is true God and man He so was in first state He so appeared in resurrection At high Ascentions rate And so living creatures him behold Else they could not have worshipt the Lamb For it is Idolatry to worship that Which is a very man But God-man may be worshipped And living creatures so did And Elders clod in white worship'd The Lamb in the Godhead O high death it was honourable And had a lovely Crown That none could take away from him Though they did on him flown But yet they could not have their wills They would have spoiled him quite But not a bone of him must be broke That was preacht in true light Joseph of old the bretheren did So despise and abuse And Joseph here doth follow Christ And his Cross not refuse Joseph must follow Jesus and He must the Cross embrace He waited for the Kingdom and Shewed it in his race Joseph rich Joseph now draws near To honour the Cross there To take in all the types of that man Which shewed the how so rare Joseph of Arimethea did In the time of the Cross appear Though Simon a Cirenian was Compel'd to bear it there A garden inclosed is prepared For the sweet crucified Son A place where he delighted in Lillies to walk among A garden a rich garden's prepared A garden well inclos'd That no swines might there rent and tear Where lay the Sharon rose A garden inclosed for Christ body That no Bulls of Bashan might tear Nor any goring may come in Or rending there appear A garden inclosed for the body Of our Saviour dear Whom in garden so lov'd to walke And alwaies to appear Though a Preacher of grace to all To leave without excuse Yet O he rests in his garden There to him have refuge In a garden a rich garden A sutable garden indeed Was this most pretious body laid Which for sinners did bleed A garden a rich garden which Had all compleat about The wall the door the trees and plants And every thing throughout A garden where new sepulchre was His body in did ly Which was so pure so perfect and So full of fragrancie A new sepulchre where none was laid The lovely body must have To shew he would make all things new When that he rise from grave A sepulchre where no bone or scul For this rare imbalmed body Is prepared from whence he must Rise and mount up on high A new sepulchre he was laid in To shew the Kings honour great That died to take away sin He must have all new and compleat And this is that Lion the which Ezekiel in vision did see It is the Lamb so pure and white
Haleluja for Companions that do come And are not wedded to any thing But to King Solomon Haleluja Haleluja that Thou here witnesses have That will still follow Jesus Christ To death unto the grave Haleluja Haleluja Lord O I of thee will sing That thou hast comforted us here Thou art the Nations King O Nations King O Nations King Companions are for thee O they do witness to thy song And to thy melody Haleluja Haleluja shall The Angels sing to thee Because they do behold thy face And in thy presence be O Angels they do love the King And delight in his spirit And praise thee for Companions true That shall such joys inherit Haleluja Haleluja still Angels shall sing above For they are pleased with poor flesh And do Companions love Haleluja Haleluja for Those that witness to thee Lord Jesus that did come in flesh Ther 's few that faithfull be O when that Christ did come in flesh He had witnesses few It was a hidden mystery Of which most nothing knew Haleluja Haleluja that Thou bringest in such who Desire holily to walk With Conversation new Haleluja Haleluja Let Gath and Askelon Know that the spirit is come here And Haleluja song Let sinners and Saints also know And yet not angry be That Christ hath justified those That love his harmony Haleluja Haleluja that â—â—loveds can't obtaine â—â—t they will rather die then leave â—â—is sweet and lovely gaine Haleluja Haleluja that â—â—er's none can have their will 〈◊〉 take away their witness for â—â—he glorious Hermon hill Haleluja Haleluja to â—hee for thy blessed grace â—nd for thy powerfull workings here Which nothing can deface Haleluja sweetly doth come down â—â—r Companions so dear â—hough a poor little Company 〈◊〉 them the whole appears â—hat sweet and glorious Company Which John so white did see â—â—nging of Haleluja's praise â—bout the throne with thee 〈◊〉 they shew forth the thousands Lord â—hat shall have glory bright â—hat have sighed and gron'd for thee â—nd for David shall fight 〈◊〉 Companions be therefore such â—ike to the Elders white â—o that the King may come to you â—o converse and delight 〈◊〉 companions be like to those â—n conversation choice â—nd look to Christ with fixed eye â—nd hearken to his voice Haleluja Haleluja that â—ou shall for ever sing And be beholding of the throne Whence such enjoyments spring O then do you Companions praise And long for this sweet time O breath after Christ coming souls â—t is high and sublime O it will sweetly ravish you O do you call for this â—nto the glorious blessed King â—t is perfections bliss O you shall sit with him on thrones And see the lamps of Gold And the world as brittle glass When you these things behold O what a day what day is this O it inflames my heart And doth it not the same with you It takes hold of each part Haleluja Haleluja Lord For what thou dost now show Unto the latter age and flock And much more they shall shall know O they shall have indeed much love And mighty strength for thee O they shall shine most fair and bright In holiness to thee O what a time shall that be Lord When all shall fall flat down In honour of thy glorious day And thy eternall Crown O blessed time O blessed time That Christ will surely bring And they that have intelligence They cannot choose but sing O it 's a joyfull time indeed Flowing with milk and wine This is the day of Solomon Who 's luster is divine Haleluja Haleluja that Thy time cometh so swift O it is hastening apace And unto glory lifts Haleluja Haleluja that Ezekiel shall rejoyce And thy John shall triumph also In thy reviving voice Haleluja Haleluja that Ezekiel then shall fly That saw the wings about the throne With pleasant Harmony Ezekiel that was troubled here And so much sorrow knew Shall then rejovce and sing with Iohn And with the Elders to O then Ezekiel and thy John Shall not any more weep Nor rebellious ones so trouble them When thus with thee they keep Haleluja Haleluja for This glory unto them That shall appear so bright and fair Amongst thy noble men This joy is come down here in Psalme Praises to thee to say And Haleluja for that In this delightfull day Haleluja Haleluja that When I shall lye in grave This generation will say A sign a sign we have Had for it was a sign indeed And it did often bring Tydings unto poor sinners of The glorious bright King O that poor souls did know the joy That I have from above O it would raise them very much They would the vision love O blessed be the glorious Lord O thou dost sweetly shine Both day and night thou dost come forth With thy refreshing wine O thou hast called me o Lord To speak of thy high time And told'st me that I must declare And mad'st my heart incline Thou bid'st me sing forth of the spouse I said how shall I sing The prayses of Haleluja Thou saidst that it should spring And so iâ— hath O blessed Christ O my beloved one In a most foolish empty Childe For it is from thee alone What hast thou done for England here And yet they fly away O spirit shall justify thee And thy triumphing day O come o come beloved choice To every poor heart That they may love to follow thee When thou dost shoot thy dart O come O Lord bring spirit down Let us the Mantle have For thou when thou ascendedst high A double portion gave O how I long to see thine shine And in holiness walk And to be holiness throughout In actions and in talk O come o love o come thou forth Pray do not longer stay For the insulting world doth goe Against thy glorious day O come o love o come thou forth The Saints do for thee call And the Elders desire also To see thee all in all O come o love o come for all The world will be asham'd Of what they have done against thee When thou appear'st in flame O come o love o come o love O let thy Bride appear And then shall Haleluja goe In thy shinings so clear O come o love o come forth love O thine must call thee down That thou mayst beautify them more For thy rich and high Crown O come love and break forth apace Overcome each stout one That they may be conquer'd at length And come to thee alone O come o love o come o love The Box is opened Wherein the pretious oyntment new And it s poured one thy head And now o love break thou the Bâ—x And thy sweet oyntment will Refresh and melt the very heart And it with singing fill â—â—ve o love thou shalt Conquer 〈◊〉 stoutest steeled spirit â—â—hy sweet loving invitings â—â—ch declareth Christs merit 〈◊〉 O revive poor Children â—â—me and raise them up â—â—le that have tasted much of thee 〈◊〉 drunken in thy Cup. 〈◊〉 thou before I go to grave â—â—esh
Ezekiel desired to see Upon thy glorious throne O Israels hope Daniel long'd for this And desired to know the time He long'd those blessings for to see And to tast of Jerusalems wine O the hope of Israel these did Sweetly preach forth thy grace That so Rebels might leave their sins And run a blessed race O the hope of Israel he was Most choice in Amos eye He could not indure Ieroboam Nor his calf should up rise He did love to preach those commands Was against Idolatry He did not fear any there That did against him rise He was willing to lye at thy feet His humility was great He was bold against wicked Princes And thy commands did teach O the hope of Israel it was for thee Iona was cast in sea And swome in the whales belly to Shew forth thy victorie For by this it was declar'd and shew'd How that thou shouldest come Forth through the belly of the earth To shew resurrection O the hope of Israel for whom Ioel did so love to shew That spirit should bee poured out And give your foes a blow Thou wilt appear for temple-work Temple-work of latter time And the prophet Haggai rises up With an incouraging wind For to call to the governour of Iudah To speak for temple work there And to Ioshua with the remnant To fall to that work rare And for this temple Habakkuk Doth speak from vision true But there were some that also said These are delusions new And were ready to say that this Should not accomplished be But Habakkuk rises and declares That which is for Iudah The prophets sweetly do declare The latter singing state And saith God will rejoyce with singing Over Israel at high rate And they shall see evill no more Shall not miscarry or fear But sweetly rejoyce in the Lord And his glorious works declare Zephaniah did prophecy What Israel should enjoy When that no evill should approach But everlasting joy Zephaniah lov'd to prophecy The singings that should come And the joy that should be at the Returnes of Sion And Zechariah he for Israel Did very much appear And shews what should be in that day When Israel drew neer â—â—â—â—hets did love to cry up Christ 〈◊〉 admiration high â—â—â—old behold the King cometh 〈◊〉 â—ooks shines with glory 〈◊〉 of them in Israel did â—â—ery much delight 〈◊〉 did tell of the glory of that â—â—â—ld shine so clear and bright â—â—â—y did shew forth the blessed time 〈◊〉 excellent it should be â—â—en Israel is gathered in 〈◊〉 Gospel for to see â—â—â—achi points not unto Moses â—â—nto Horebs state 〈◊〉 to lessen Christs dignity 〈◊〉 set it at low rate â—â—loth not speak for Moses or â—â—â—â—re for Horeb so 〈◊〉 allow of observation 〈◊〉 give thy truths a blow 〈◊〉 a Prophet very high 〈◊〉 that mighty one 〈◊〉 wonderfully doth declare 〈◊〉 blessed glorious Son 〈◊〉 that great Prophet that doth â—â—lare at such high rate â—â—â—t which should make voyd Moses seat 〈◊〉 surpass Horebs state 〈◊〉 they abuse him that doe so â—â—â—ntain another thing â—â—â—inst the resurrection â—â—â—ence satisfaction springs â—â—â—he hope of Israel whom shall 〈◊〉 troublesome times appear 〈◊〉 â—he hour of temptation â—â—â—pring away poor ones tears 〈◊〉 he hope of Israel hasten 〈◊〉 time of thy spouses shine 〈◊〉 at so she may sit down and drink 〈◊〉 thy spirits pure wine 〈◊〉 which this generation knows not 〈◊〉 doe evilly entreate 〈◊〉 call Zion and she will say 〈◊〉 at it is very sweet O the hope of Israel doe thou Bring thy beloved dear In thy own household for with her There is none that can compare O Israels hope if that Prophets In that time for them cry'd Sure it is neerer and for them A voice must here up rise O let thy Israel behold And see Pomgrannets choice About thy Temples to appear And let them hear thy voice That wilt inflame their hearts with love And with affection dear O come come Israels hope O come Give them the Jubily year O bring in Israel to thee Let them behold thy Crown And they will talk of thy wonders great And of thy high renown O thy beloved Iohn was grieved To see Judah broken down To behold the wasting of that City It made his soul to mourne O he mourned to see its spoyl It made thy Iohn to weep Till that he did see the Temple And did espy thy seat O he rejoyc'd to see the Temple So to be raised up In such a glorious manner and Seven trumpets did break forth O praised be the Lord our God That hath sent forth a Psalm To speak of Israels blessed hope And of his glorious arme And praises be given to him That is Judahs great King Unto him that is Israels God And will cause there rising Then shall there be no mixtures nor No Moses in that day But Jesus Christ shall worship'd be In his own manner and way The 13th Day of the eighth Moneth 1657. Here begins a Dialogue between the Father and the Son I Am willing saith Jesus Christ To come in such a forme And I doe not grudge to be made A servant here to warne To warne sinners up thereby And to draw them to thee O saith the Son I love this work It is felicity But Son saith God thou also must Be pinched on the Cheek And thou must have thy hair pluckt off O this must be thy seat A seat of sorrows Son thou must Have and rebukes below Well Father saith Christ I am content And doe not fear to goe But Son unto the slaughter thou Must be brought as a sheep And be a gazing stock to all And with derision meet Be it so saith the Son seeing God Will have me so to doe I am content to be so us'd That sinners may be new But Son thou must doe more than this What saist thou unto that Canst thou bear the great heavy stroke Which will lay thy heart flat I that I can saith the dear Son I will bear what thou wilt That so I may goe cleanse and purge Poor sinners from their filth Thou must satisfie all O Son And every thing fulfill And give what ere I doe require What sayst thou is it thy will The Law will have its full due sum That sinners should have brought O be it so saith Jesus Christ I will drink up this draught The Law and death and sin at once Will come upon thy back O saith the Son this can't me skare Not in doing me slack And the Father doth likewise say This will cause a going Of the sharp spear into thy flesh Pierced by cruel men And then the bloud and water will Gush out from thy sweet side O though it doth saith Christ I will In my Father confide But Son thou must be left alone Disciples will fall asleep Thouh they doe yet I will look up Unto my Fathers seat But Son the hand that dipt with thee In that sweet dish of meat Will take mony to sell thee and Will