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A64521 Seasonable thoughts in sad times being some reflections on the warre, the pestilence, and the burning of London, considered in the calamity, cause, cure / by Joh. Tabor. Tabor, John. 1667 (1667) Wing T93; ESTC R15193 46,591 114

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call them Saints who do not fail Prince Prelates Priests all their friends to slander Nor spare the Church their Mother but will brand With Calumnies their Schism to justifie Bad is the Cause sure which doth need a lie For its support and shall they not be had In more esteem whom foes by lies make bad Father of lies the Devil 's rightly styl'd And he who like him is is his own child His own brood then are sure the Sectaries Whose constant Trade is to be telling lies Truth unto ev'ry one or friend or foe In Justice and in Charity we owe. Accuse not God as the Heretick doth Who broaches his own Error for Gods Truth Beware of Covetousness the root of Evil Mammon of all the swarm's the Master Devil Love not the world nor sell thy Soul for coine Thy Soul 's a richer Jewel than doth shine In this inferior Orb keep that and quit Thy wealth wealth 's of no worth and price to it Love God thy Soul thy Friend covet more grace And care to see in Heav'n thy Saviours face Leave Drunkenness and lew'd debauchery Your Nations and Religions infamy Your souls and bodies ruine families bane Estates consumption only Devils gain God made you Man make not your self a Beast Drink of its Reason will your mind divest Drink to refreshment not to sottishness By healths to lose your own is ●o●●ishness Stay at the third glass keeping still the round Doth often spill the drinkers on the ground Custom continuance makes the Wine inflame Then in thy Face beholders see thy shame Leave foolish Pride and garish vanity And cloath your selves with neat Humility Meekness and Grace with neatness more adorn Than all the foolish Fashions which are worn Let not Gods Mercies be by us neglected Nor all his Judgments leave us uncorrected His showrs of Blessings be more fruitful under And let his hammering Judgments break asunder Your rocky Hearts the means of Grace regard Walk in the Light and Light shall you reward Light of Gods countenance in heav'nly bliss Where neither Fire nor VVar nor Sickness is Nay did we thus I doubt not God would send Us here Peace Health and Joy our Times amend And with our former blessings prosper us For the days wherein we 're afflicted thus VVhich that our God and Saviour quickly may Let us repent return and humbly pray Deo gloria in excelsis FINIS * PSAL. 118.6 7 10. 6. The Lord is on my side I will not fesr what man can do unto me 7. The Lord taketh my part with them that help me therefore shall I see my desire upon them that hate me 10. All Nations compassed me about but in the Name of the Lord will I destroy them PSAL. 91. Surely he shall deliver thee from the snare of the Fowler and from the noysome Pestilence He shall cover thee with his feathers and under his wings shalt thou trust his truth shall be thy shield and buckler c. Thou shalt not be afraid of the terror be night nor for the Arrow that flyeth by day Nor for the Pestilence which walketh in darkness nor for the Destruction which wasteth at noon day A Thousand shall fall at thy side and Ten thousand at thy right hand but it shall not come nigh thee JER 30. 18. Thus saith the Lord Behold I will bring again the Captivity of Jacobs Tents and have mercy on his dwelling places and the City shall be builded upon her own heap and the Palace shall remain after the manner thereof 19. And out of them shall proceed Thanksgiving and the voyce of them that make merry and I will multiply them c. I will also glorifie them c. 20. Their Children also shall be as afore-time c. And I will punish all them that oppress them c. A Cordial to Chear our Spirits under our Calamities * 1. WHen force of Physick quite hath put to rout The noxious humors did within us reign The vital Spirits almost tired out By the long conflict which they did maintain The wise Physician doth some Cordial give The Patients fainting Spirits to revive 2. Thus when by mournful conflicts we have won The day of sin and hope our woes do slie Lest tim'rous hearts into despair do run And when the cure is wrought begin to die 'T is not amiss to give some Consolation To chear the Spirit of an humbled Nation 3. And if indeed the mighty Hand of God Hath duly humbled us we need not fear We once corrected he 'l reject the Rod And from our mournful eyes wipe ev'ry tear His face on us shall shine frown on our foes And from our Land to theirs transmit our woes 4. Chear up brave English fear no foe but sin Though the ingrateful Dutch and Dane combine And proud French bustle these shall nothing win But shame and slaughter from Gods hand and thine Thy thundring Guns shall shake the Belgick shore Their Lyon couch when ours do rowse roar 5. Their Lyon once was a poor sneaking Curr Broke from Spains Castle croucht to us to gain Our aid in which had we but made demurr He soon had been remanded to his chain We succour'd him until he freedom knew Shook chain and Master off and Rampant grew 6. The poor Distressed States came Suppliants then Now High and Mighty grown they have forgot Whose blood and treasure helpt to make them men 'T was the brave English Holland was it not Methinks while lives the noble name of Vere The Dutch should blush ' gainst England to appear 7. The valiant Acts of the brave Veres for these A second Caesar's Commentaries make Which whosoe're surveys from thence with ease The height of Dutch ingratitude may take Who by our Armies raised to their height To do us mischief still employ their might 8. And who may trust a Rebel or expect To find a Traytor prove a faithful Friend Who violate Allegiance will neglect All Articles with others for their end We hatcht them thinking we should find a Dove Come forth and loe it doth a Serpent prove 9. Like Serpents of a vip'rous brood which strive To kill the Parent gave them life and growth These who by our Protection first did thrive To let us live by whom they live are loath But now we shall if Stars speak right their fates Bring down the Mighty to Distressed States 10. So do our Magi read in Heav'ns bright Book God grant who rules the Stars they may not err The shaggy Comets have their mischief shook On us now will as much to them transferr Heav'n hath and will still take our part no doubt Th' Almighty can the high and mighty rout 11. Just are thy ways O God thy Judgments right But we to thee our foes to us ingrate Therefore at Land thou justly us do smite And them for us at Sea dost dissipate We humbled under thy correcting pow'r Them thou wilt quickly humble under our 12. Thrice have the