Questions

This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.

identifier	question
A30644	& c. when the Plague is so hot amongst us?
A30644	If some by Reformation be reformed, and not others, will they be quiet?
A30644	Is this a time to be so desperate?
A30644	Some may say, what need we to have such a Doctrine, as this of selfe- denyall, in respect of civill Relation to be taught as now?
A80910	And doth not this bespeak?
A90715	And shall not we have liberty from sparing dye ●, for feasting, as well as they?
A90715	But my answer is as that which then was made, What have I now done?
A90715	If it be questioned whether we may keep it Festivally or not?
A90715	Is there not a cause?
A90715	Where are those few sheep left in the Wilderness?
A28876	Are not your hearts filled with Pleasures and Delights?
A28876	But O ye People of this Nation, are ye willing to receive him?
A28876	Did they ever hale any to the Courts, and to Prison?
A28876	Have ye brought any of your Hearers into the pleasant Valleys, where the Springs of Life are to be felt?
A28876	Must thou needs be left Desolate?
A28876	O England, wilt thou still forget, God''s Kindness unto thee?
A28876	Where are thy Divines( so called?)
A28876	Where are thy Wise and Prudent?
A28876	Why do you spend your Money for that which is not Bread, and your Labour for that which satisfieth not?
A28876	Why take ye Christs Words in your Mouths, and hate to be reform''d?
A28876	Why talk ye of the Scriptures, and are err''d from the Spirit that gave them forth?
A28876	Will ye seek to stop the Lords Work in this the Day of his Power?
A28876	did they ever Sue any man for Lambs, Piggs, Hens, or Geese?
A28876	or are you not rather in the Night, wherein gross Darkness surrounds you about?
A28876	s.n.,[ London: 1665?]
A91746	13, 14 Should we not take heed of sinning any more, lest a worse thing come unto us?
A91746	And if the Sergeant be so formidable, what a fearfull thing is it to fall into the hands of the Living God?
A91746	And should we not turn unto the Lord that smites?
A91746	And the Lord when there is no motive else, is marvellously wrought on by this Argument, Is Ephraim my dear son?
A91746	And therefore having received such deliverances as we lately have done, let us make holy Ezra''s conclusion, Should we again break thy Commandments?
A91746	Art not thou our God?
A91746	Be set on fire, and not know it; be burnt, and not lay it to heart?
A91746	For none can bring a clean thing out of an unclean?
A91746	How should we bewail the sad change which Sin hath wrought in our Nature and Lives?
A91746	If we have only howled vnder them, and see not Gods Providence in them, ordering the sins of men unto our Humiliation?
A91746	If we know enough by our selves, to humble and abase us, how should we reverence the eye of God who knoweth all things?
A91746	If we know them only naturally by their smart to the flesh, and not spiritually by their influence on the Conscience?
A91746	Is he a pleasant child?
A91746	O how deep is our stupidity, if we do not all of us analyze and resolve our sufferings into their proper principles, ours sins and Gods Displeasure?
A91746	Should we be like Ahaz, the worse for our sufferings?
A91746	The Church in Affliction seldome useth any other Argument, Why doth thy wrath wax hot against thy people?
A13082	And God commnendeth this as wisedome in Pastors according to his heart, Who is the wise mā to vnderstand this?
A13082	And shall not Trueth and Charitie, in the Children of God, procure at least, a brotherlie compassion of the griefes of other?
A13082	And therefore, why should I smite them any more?
A13082	And where there is no maintenance, how can there bee prophecie or vision?
A13082	Dauid sanctified his House after Absoloms sin, and shall not wee much more consecrate our houses for our owne sinne?
A13082	How doeth the Citie remaine solitarie, that was full of people?
A13082	If wee moue the question, O thou Sword of the Lord, how long will it bee ere thou bee quiet?
A13082	Shall it not bee more vnseemelie to laugh, and rejoyce in the dayes, wherein God calleth vs to mourning and teares?
A13082	Wherein haue wee robbed thee?
A13082	Will a man robbe God?
A13082	and who is hee to whome the mouth of the Lord hath spoken, that hee may declare it?
A61415	And why should it not?
A61415	For this would be to deceive You after the manner of the False Prophets of old?
A61415	How few desire in earnest to avoid Temptation?
A61415	LET us examine our ways, and consider impartially, What the Religion of most Men is?
A61415	Nay, who almost is there, that takes not the Devil''s Office out of his Hand, and is not himself a Tempter both to himself and others?
A61415	That his Blessed Will should be universally Obeyed?
A61415	That his Kingdom should be advanced and inlarged?
A61415	Who shews by his forsaking sin that he desires so much as he should do the forgiveness of it?
A61415	for example; How few of our Ladies and Gentlewomen, do or will understand, that a Voluptuous Life, is Damnable and prohibited to them?
A42041	& c. We think great Summs sure enough in the Chamber of London, and dare we not venture some small matter in the Star- Chamber of Heaven?
A42041	2. Who must be the objects of our Charity?
A42041	And can our Charity expect any greater encouragement than this?
A42041	And is it not a thousand pities to see such poor Children stand at the door and beg, who might have done so bravely within the Shop?
A42041	And shall any Person, that ever breathed within or near to Oxford Air, prove unfriendly and unkind?
A42041	And what were the usual Messes at these Feasts?
A42041	But why should I mention any Rules for the just Proportions of Charity in this Assembly?
A42041	Consider we what great Inducements man hath to be Charitable; give we must, and that considerably too, but what''s our incouragement?
A42041	For, tell me, who knoweth what a rare Man such a poor Child may prove hereafter?
A42041	Hath Oxford nothing to oblige London with?
A42041	Is it such an one as will reimburse, recompense, and make us amends for what we part with?
A42041	Is not he to be credited for a few pence or shillings, who is Lord of all that Heaven and Earth are worth?
A42041	Is not he to be trusted, that is faithfull, just and true?
A42041	Our Saviour tells us, I was an hungred, and ye gave me meat, thirsty, and ye gave me drink,& c. Well, and what then?
A42041	Pray, tell me, what should any thing, that is corrupt and rotten, do at a Feast?
A42041	The Disciples determined to send relief unto the Brethren: But how much was given by this and that particular Person?
A42041	The Example of Christ doth much oblige us: Learn of me, saith our Blessed Saviour; but what must we learn?
A42041	Were it not pity to see such persons in Rags and Tatters, who, with a little help, might have worn a Chain of Gold?
A42041	What are the Motives to it?
A42041	What must be the just measure of our Charity?
A42041	What must be the just measure of our Charity?
A42041	What must we give, and how much?
A42041	When God would be our Debtor, do we think, that he will not be our Pay- master too?
A42041	Who can tell, but a Lord Mayor of London may for once be made even at Drapers- Hall?
A42041	give we must, but to whom?
A42041	or despise ye the Church of God?
A42041	there by your private Purses now, and elsewhere by Common Votes hereafter?
A42041	what''s that?
A42041	what''s the Reward of this?
A42536	( Because the Negroes will not Faith receive, Because Apostle- taught, they''l not believe:) Is therefore God unjust?
A42536	ARt thou Red Letter''d?
A42536	And bury them alive?
A42536	And first of the Antiquity of Easter, what can be more reverend for its Age, more holy for its Subject?
A42536	And shall the Mother- Church of the whole world In this one computation be controul''d?
A42536	Angels disagree?
A42536	Are our own births and dayes but on repute,''Cause none our Mothers can, nor Clerks confute?
A42536	Arise, arise, thy Saviour''s rose, Sin, Death, and Hell are conquer''d foes; Why do''st thou yield to enemies, Whose stings are lost?
A42536	Astrologers, be your conjectures thus?
A42536	Born, and not own''d?
A42536	But Jew, do''st thou by an unalter''d Law,( As if the Persian did thy conscience awe) Still keep a Passeover?
A42536	But what a Scene is in that last Catastrophe?
A42536	But what should anger them?
A42536	Can we heare this, and not compassionate?
A42536	Credentne posteri?
A42536	Did Abraham joy through Faith''s dimme Perspective To see in after- thousand years Christ live?
A42536	Did these men die for us?
A42536	FRom the Receipt of Custome call''d?
A42536	HOw shall I write thy Legend?
A42536	Herod imprisons for popular applause, How many have been coop''d upon that cause?
A42536	How bloody was his first approach?
A42536	How did the Red Rose blush, adorn''d in a Silk Gown and Sattin Petticoat?
A42536	How hear they now?
A42536	How virtuall was thy call?
A42536	How weak was the Man Peter, for to lay A Basis on, should last untill this day?
A42536	How well your Victory in Story heares?
A42536	IS Saul among th''Apostles?
A42536	If your Stars tell what after shall arise, And point out Christ again, you may be wise: Have you not found it in some obscure skie?
A42536	Is a day from Aegypt good, and not from Hell?
A42536	Is it the Axe onely destroyes?
A42536	Iust War is lawfull, but in your coole Blood To kill a child commanded, Think y''it''s good?
A42536	Let me a little paraphrase here: so was it( under correction) at the departure of our King?
A42536	Murder and plunder, burn and spoile, and then ▪ Be made a laughing- stock of God and men?
A42536	NO Calling is exempt from Grace; why, Priest, Do''st thou exclude?
A42536	Or can you follow in Saint Andrew''s way, And preach the VVord in barren Scythia?
A42536	Or can you in Achaia, with our Saint, Endure the Prison, whips, and extreme want?
A42536	Or such Oration as from him did fall?
A42536	Or when such Choristers?
A42536	Saint Iohn the Baptist gives you other sense; You must not do to any one offence: How can we fight then?
A42536	Saint Peters verbal magnanimity and great challenge; what a poore come off hath it?
A42536	Shall he be damn''d for what he could not know?
A42536	So powerfull was the name of Iohn, but wrote, It made a Prophet of a Mute: thus got, And thus produc''d, what VVonders will succeed?
A42536	That an Index Expurgatorius Should passe upon the Calendar, and Red Letters expung''d, and Black be hallowed?
A42536	The reason of this Unbelief?
A42536	VVhat can not water do?
A42536	VVhat could they not unfold?
A42536	VVhat shall we do?
A42536	VVhen such an Orator as thy Saint Paul?
A42536	VVhere such a piece can any Annals boast, As the Descending of the Holy Ghost?
A42536	VVhere''s their accusers now?
A42536	VVho could imagine a blood- thirsty Saul Should mount a Pulpit, and turn preaching Paul?
A42536	WHat honour( Great Apostle) is not due To thy renown''d Confession?
A42536	WHat?
A42536	WHat?
A42536	WIll you behold this glorious company In Earth or Heaven first?
A42536	Warres in Heaven?
A42536	Was ever such a Monster?
A42536	What Glory shines about the Babe?
A42536	What Jew, what Loyolist of Ignatius could ever desire more?
A42536	What a blest Anthem chaunts this Heavenly Host?
A42536	What do we learn?
A42536	What if the Indians prized more their Gold Then this rich Margarite?
A42536	What is contriv''d?
A42536	What is it for a season, a short day, A vapouring Massinello for to play?
A42536	What need we care where us our Mothers lay?
A42536	What nets will serve to make a soul a prize?
A42536	What poor, or no resistance could these make?
A42536	What sayes our Saint to this?
A42536	What though I threw no stones, as Saul?
A42536	What will not Superstition spare, or kill?
A42536	When did a pious Rebel e''re come off But with his own disgrace, and peoples scoff?
A42536	When such a Song shall ever more be heard?
A42536	Who could imagine things should alter thus?
A42536	Who dare upbraid the Lord at latter day, And say, this newes did never come in''s way?
A42536	Who held the cloaths of those accursed ones, Did devout Stephen unto death with stones?
A42536	Who would not take this History for a Romance, were it not that the truth thereof is undeniable?
A42536	Whose should it be?
A42536	Why do n''t we keep this Festivall as well?
A42536	Your Countrey''s Parricides, for pay do this; Were ever such bloody Mercenaries?
A42536	and cleave To Poverty and Preaching?
A42536	and do the Jews Prevail?
A42536	and solemnize That day, the day from Aegypts tyrannie,( The Type of this day''s birth) and we to wipe Out of our Calendars the Antitype?
A42536	are our prayers refus''d?
A42536	b Quid proderit universum mundum lucrari,& animam perdere?
A42536	be poor?
A42536	d''you ask the best Lecture?
A42536	do not the Accusers, doe not the Witnesses, doe not the Despoylers of the Fences of Innocency do as much as the Executioner?
A42536	first damn their Votes, Then take their Purses, rob them of their Coats?
A42536	give to the poor?
A42536	had Mary''s Virgin- womb just cause To give submission to these womens Lawes?
A42536	how does it end?
A42536	how high thy rise?
A42536	is not S. Gregory enough to state the Question?
A42536	leave Excise and Tax- money, the Banck?
A42536	leave all?
A42536	that we decry this High day''s News?
A42536	the bleating of these Sheep?
A42536	to enjoyn Murder on Babes, and Mercy unto Swine?
A42536	what Food they crave?
A42536	what Mysteries Of deepest Knowledge could not these Twelve Keys Unlock, which could Heaven- doores or shut, or loose?
A42536	what drumming And Trumpets shall we have at his next coming?
A42536	what, that Saul, Who men and women to the Judge did hale?
A42536	what?
A42536	when an Evangelist Of a Physitian''s made, who can deny This to be true Religio Medici?
A42536	where yean''d?
A42536	who can less require?
A42536	will the reason hold?
A42536	with what Art and cover of Handkerchiefs or Gloves did you imitate Virgin smiles, even to the beguiling those who knew of your disguise?