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opKenes and Predictions. |
, the Holy, Leaded, and exceSent
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Late L Arch - Eithop Armagh.'
and Lord Primate ol Ireland.
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Giving an Account of his Foretelling
i. The Rebellion in MUndForty- Years before « came
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II. TheConfutions and Mileries of£/»£/*W,iRChurc!-
State. •
III. The Death of KingCharles the Fhrft
' IV. Hi? own Poverty -rtot.
V. The Divifious in Engl <in matters of Religion.
Laftly, Of a great and Terrible Perlecutipr? which
fhall fall upon thefvetormed Churches by the Papitts,
wherein the then Pepefhould be diierly concerned.
Written by the Pcrfen who heard it from this Ex¬
cellent Perlons on Mouth and now publ ifht earned'
ly to perfwade us to that Repentance and Reformation
which can only prevent our Rum awd Deftrudior.-
And the Lord fad,£h.iil J hi, e Abraham the (ht/tg
which I do ? Gen. 18; 17. jflj
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||VC td fee ft, butpflffib!; (lie might, for it w&s even at the
door^ Therefore take heed (toys he} fhat you be net found
flteping.
Jhe fame things he Repealed to the Lady Byjfe^
Wife to the prefent Lord Chief Baron of Ireland, hut with
adding this cireumftance, That If they brought back the
King, it might be delayed ? little longer, but (fayd fee}
It ypill fureiy come, therefore be furc to jookjbat you be hot found
unprepared for it.
To conclude in the words cf Dr. Bernard, fpeaktng of thfe
r.i<cellent Perfon. Now f bever I am as far from heed¬
ing of Prophefies this w«.: &$ any, yet with me it is ndt
^Improbable, that fo great a Prophet, fo fan&ified front his
youths fc knowing & en itient throughout the lintverfal
# Church, might have atfome fpecial times more then Or~
' dinary Motions and fes in doing the watchmans part,
fof giving warning of Judgments approaching.
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