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-out of ^' This voice out of the Stone being taken to be the voice of God, importeth as much as
ii.j bionc one. if God himfelt had fealed to that as his will and decree, That all Creatures fhould render
thankes unto him and glory ; ^««r : Dignum& JnjiKm eft. Amen.
Noic,
I'liefriay ]un\i 1^ Aff. 1^
t.. 7 prayed firft, and declared our attending this day the promile of God to be performed,
&c.
Ga Are four hours yet to come ? and I will he ready.
Are thew^rks of wifdoinfecret, until I have afcended this Hill •
Is the Harveft ready when the Corn it ripe ?
Are the Labourers ready when their Inlhuments are prepared ?
I have faid.
All -iciflom it reckfinedhy the eternal ffill a^^untilit be faid, there is no aciion toUerable i j
When the Sun fljinetk I will appear am.ngft yon ; when it Is faid Came:, lo I am ready. The dayes of
your fathers were hlefd; but the hour when thit Book, ihall be written Ihall he (zna:iiied,jea m
the }i:i4deii f inteil.-dual underftanding.
For herein is the Creation 0/ Adam with his tranfgreffion. Th^ Vignity and wifdom he had.
The Errour and horror wherein he was drowned, yea herein is the power fpread of the highejl
wording in all Creatures,
For as there is a partioiil-*r Sonl or fire infiamiMg u»to every body ( I mean reafonable ) So there
is an Vniverfal fire and a general hrightneffe giving general light unto thnn, which is but One^ and
Jhineth through the whole,yea is meafured equally unto every thingfrom thebeginntHg.
The life of all things is here kjzown :
The reward of death to thofe that are rewarded for life.
iSlone are rewarded but according to their deferts : of the which there are two kinds.
I Ihefe are rewarded with death for their wickednejfe.
2. So are they rewarded with life for their coniant living.
Among]} the Angels there way be erroury and fin may make them fall fnm the hrightneffe of their
glory.
But to the Soul of man ( being once glorified ) firiis utterly, yea woft largely oppofite : Neither
(hall that disunity ever he loft,ftained, or defaced, that is obtained here With the worker of righteoufncffe
and true wifdom^
Whatfoiver hath heen from the beginning X fixce it was faid in Divine Determittatiom, Be it
done ) is here inclofed.
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Therefore Ihould this day he Hallowed and Sanctified before the Lord by you.
for if the Prophets , did worfliip this day of his afcenfion , much more ought you (which
have tailed of the firji, end (kail now tafle of the fecrets of his Judgements ) glorifie his coming :
Satan, But with you Satan is bufie j His briftles ftand up, his featljers are caft abroad.
Therefore watch and pray ; For thofe that go to Banquets put on their upper garments. Ammgji
you therefore is no found belief ; Neither do youconftder the fcope of this bleffrdneffe : Butfuch
is tljegreatneffe and excellency of his forekjiowledge,that he fuffereth the enemy to carry a burden,
yea fometimes to preach upon a Stage : For it is faid, Hejhall triumph unto the end, and flare
himfelf here as he would have done above ; Neither fl^all he he thruji out of doors till the end be
determined. Therefore watch and pray, and look, about with diligence ; for thofe things Jhall he
opened unto you which have no t been difclofed unto the Holy Ones.
Oh, how hard a thing it is for fiejh to continue in the workj of Jujlice !
Tea, oh how hard a thing it is for Wifiom to he acquainted with a hotchpot of filthineffe ?
Cleanfeyour garmentSyLift upyoiir hearts, and rent your fanlts in pieces, that there may be
one heart with one confent, and unto one end, unto him which is One and the End of all things : and
to him for and in his truth,andfor the greatneffc of his mercies : To whom bepratfe for ever.
A. Amen.
E- K. All the while (lie fpake there came a bright beamefrom the My*
ftical Stone to the body of her, and at the end fhe mounted upward and
difappeared.
A. We fet up the hour glaflcs to meafure four hours juftly after this anfwer and in-
ftruftions.
Tiiefday, After Dinner about one of the clock and* the hours expired, and we attended
the mercy oftheHighcft.
A. At a great gladfome fhining of the Sun ( whereas it had not fliined but a little and in .
conftantly ever fince his lali words ) one appeared on the corner of the green filk Sarcenet, by
the Mjftical Stone,She was like a woman as Galvah in face, but her apparel was a mans gown
flirred with foynes, or,as Gentlewomen do wear upon gowns.
A. Upon the diver/ity of your apparel we are to ask whether you be Galvah or no'*, or
have you alfo,as I have done, put on your Holiday- cloths ?
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Gal.