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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
spirit_n	body_n	natural_a	spiritual_a	7,840	5	7.3369	4	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A52692	The Grand impostor examined, or, The life, tryal and examination of James Nayler the seduced and seducing Quaker : with the manner of his riding into Bristol.		1656 (1656)	Wing N283; ESTC R26866	13,477	52

him King of Israel A. He as so anointed Q. Who hath anoynted him A. A Prophet Q. What Prophet was that A. I will not tell thee Q. Thou confessest that thou didst spread thy cloaths A. Yea I did Q. Tell me Doth that Spirit of Jesus which thou sayest is in Nayler make him a sufficient Jesus to others A. I tell thee there is a seed born in him which above all men I shall and every one ought to honour Q. Is he King of Israel as thy Husband saith A. If he saith so thy testimony is double Hanna Stranger her Examination She saith She came from Bristol to Exeter with James Nayler and that she flang her Handkerchief before him because commanded so of the Lord and that she sung Holy c. and that the Lord is risen in him Q. VVHerefore didst thou sing before James Nayler A. I must not be mute when I am commanded of the Lord Q. Wherefore didst thou sinḡ to him A. My conscience tells me I have not offended any Law Q. Was that Letter thine and didst thou spread thy garments before him A. Yea and my blood will maintain it Q. Dost thou own him for the Prince of Peace A. Yea he is so Q. What dost thou call his Name A. It hath been said already I have told of his Name Q. Dost thou not know it to be blasphemy to give him such and such attributes A. If I have offended any Law c. Q. Didst thou send him that Letter wherein he was called the Son of God A. Yea I do own the whole Letter Q. Didst thou call him Jesus A. She would not answer Q. Didst thou kiss his feet A. Yea. THOMAS STRANGER his Examination HE owneth the Postscript of the Letter in which he calleth James Nayler Jesus but could not be got to answer to any more Questions any further than If I have offended any Law He confesseth he called James Nayler Jesus and saith he was thereto moved of the Lord TIMOTHY WEDLOCK His EXAMINATION Q. DOst thou own James Nayler to be the onely Son of God A. I do own him to be the Son of God Q. Wherefore didst thou and the rest sing before him Holy holy holy Lord God of Israel A. I do own the Songs of Sion Q. Thou wilt go through a great rain bare-headed why then wilt thou not be uncovered to a Magistrate A. What I did was as the Lord commanded Q. What is your opinion concerning Religion A. I own no Opinions nor any Judgements Q. Wherefore didst thou honour him in Towns and not elsewhere A. We did as well in Commons but in both as the Spirit of the Lord directed us Q. Wherefore didst thou kneel before him A. The Truth Dorcas Erbury the Widow of William Erbury once a Minister but a seducing Quaker her Examination Q. WHere dost thou live A. With Margaret Thomas Q. Wherefore didst thou sing Holy c A. I did not at that time but those that sang did it in discharging of their duty Q. Dost thou own him that rode on horse-back to be the holy one of Israel A. Yea I do and with my blood will seal it Q. And dost thou own him for the Son of God A. He is the onely begotten Son of God Q. Wherefore didst thou pull off his stockings and lay thy cloaths beneath his feet A. He is worthy of it for he is the holy Lord of Israel Q. Knowest thou no other Jesus the onely begotten Son of God A. I know no other Saviour Qu. Dost thou believe in James Nayler A. Yea in him whom thou callest so I do Q By what name dost thou use to call him A. The Son of God but I am to serve him and to call him Lord and Master Q. Jesus was crucified but this man you call the Son of God is alive A. He hath shook off his carnal body Q. Why what body hath he then A. Say not the Scriptures Thy natural body I will change and it shall be spiritual Q. Hath a spirit flesh and bones A. His flesh and bones are new Q. Christ raised those that had been dead so did not he A. He raised me Q. In what manner A. He laid his hand on my head after I had been dead two days and said Dorcas arise and I arose and live as thou seest Q. Where did he this A. At the Goal in Exceter Q. What witness hast thou for this A. My mother who was present Q. His power being so much wherefore opened he not the prison-doors and escaped A. The doors shall open when the Lords work is done Q. What Apostles hath he A. They are scattered but some are here Q. Jesus Christ doth sit at the right hand of the Father where the World shall be judged by him A. He whom thou callest Nayler shall sit at the right hand of the Father and shall judge the world with equity Here followeth a Relation concerning one of his Companions ONE of James Naylers Disciples having attained to some knowledge in the French-tongue went over into France to a City called Burdeaux where entring into a Congregation of the Protestants he began after his wonted manner here in England to cry out in the open Congregation against the Minister calling him conjurer lyer impostor deceiver and the elders and people being astonished at the novelty and reputing him a mad-man came and told him that they had laws in France to protect the Congregations either of Papists or Protestants from any disturbance and thrust him forth of their Church Vpon which he went into the Church-yard and upon a stone continued his discourse which drew the whole Congregation out of the Church after him and caused the Minister to give over and the elders coming again to him told him that he being a stranger they were willing to favour him but seeing he did continue his disturbance they would commit him to justice he told them Justice was never in that place until his appearance Vpon that they took him a way to the Governour where being brought with his hat on he asked the Governour what he was who told him he was the Governour of that place under the King of France he said that he would not answer him as Governour his Government being carnal and a certain Bishop being with the Governour who was a Papist desiring that he might question him and demanding what he was he told him he was an English-man and sent of the Lord to prepare his way he demanded of the Bishop what he was who told him he was a Bishop whereupon he replied that against him he was sent who was one of the locusts that was sent forth of the bottomless pit and that the wepons he had with him was fitted to destroy him and the whole kingdom of Antichrist who was held in darkness and blindness and that he was to pour out Vials of the fathers wrath upon him The Governor of Burdeaux perceving several of the people to be infected with his Doctrine