London :: printed, and are to be sold by Lodowick Lloyd, at his shop, next to the Castle in Corn-hill,
1659.
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Prophecies
Great Britain -- History
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"Forraign and domestick prophesies." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A84708.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 21, 2024.
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His Woes against manifold sin and sinners.
1. Woe be unto all that enter into covenant by Baptism, if they will not perform.
2. Woe be unto Rul••rs that destroy Towns.
3. Woe be unto dumb Priests that slight their sheep; and will not preach.
4. Woe be unto those Shepherds that will not defend their fold always.
5. Woe be unto him that will not preserve his sheep with weapon, though from Romish Wolves.
6. Woe be unto them that seek gain by tyranny and oppres∣sion.
7. Wo be unto the odious Saints that wil not keep his birth∣right, and not worship.
8. Woe be unto all mortals that commit sin will not confess them and repent.
9. Woe be unto them that eat their bread through idleness, and will not work.
10. Woe be unto them that gather riches while they are here by oppression and impiety.
11. Woe be unto them against the judgment day, that will not mortifie their members and pray.
12. Woe be unto the chief Rulers and Magistrates that do in∣justice.
14. Woe be unto them that will not beleeve in the Trinity, and that will not give Alms.
14. Woe be unto him that defraudeth the fatherless and the widdow, if he will not make restitution.
15. Woe be unto them that oppresseth the weak, and taketh his right from him, and will not satisfie him.
16. Woe be unto him that hateth his brother to death.
17. Woe be unto rich men that will not commiserate and cloth the poor and naked.
18. Wo be unto them that are poysoned with envy and ma∣lice, and releeveth not the thirsty.
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19. Woe be unto them that visit not the sick and prisoners in disterss.
20. Woe be unto them that deny the sojourners of rest and relief.
21. Woe be unto him born here if his si••s will sink him to Hell.
22. Woe be unto those Fiends that shall for ever be confined to the torments of Hell.
23. A place full of howling, crying, and intolerable plagues.
24. A place full of groanings and ardent heat, without hopes of recovery.
25. A place voyd of satisfaction (for sins) and repentance for eternity.
26. A place where is shivering and quaking for the coldness of frost and snow:
27. A place where is crying and howling for eternity without ease.
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