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Numbers. Fnrmates. I'utlHS. ij 2 A true Relation of D^ Dee his JBionsmthJfmts,d^c. Note ths pro. pcrty of this McihoJ, and Language. Un;icrfl=nd- ing,Pcvftva- fion, Motion, Adam. Note two be true LanguJ- gcs.' A. He'/?ould have ourfpiritual friends topromife him the peiformance of the Prints. Gab If we were M'Hiers of our own doings, we might well fromife : But we are fervanti and do the will of our majier. But let me ask^thee one queiiion : po/f thou not think, that all things are pffible with God ? E. K. I do fo, and I know fo. Gab Ihen is there no caufe why thou Pôuld dilhuli. Let him that is a fervanty and is commanded to go, go : and let not the earth rife up, andftrive againji the plowman. H'hat fin is 7t when the creature rifeth up, and faith in his heart. Let the Lord make a Covenant with me, confjdering he is a bond man ? [ E. K. They leem, both the voices at once, to come to my eare. ] None but be that becometh difobedient, and refufeth his Majier. A (^ A would do fo. Gab, Nal, ...,.. "Thefe things, that is to fay, this Vo&rine, delivered by uf, is of God, andof his mercies granted unto you, which cannot be in vain : and therefore to be performed 5 for the fecrct determinations of Cod are unknown unto us. He never heard of any man that would ask,, if God would perform his promifes, E. K. By Attgnji next ? What if it were a hundred Augiifts ? you may he a weary before Auguft next, as the Childrea of Jfrael were of their Manna* E. K. Why joyn you numbers with thefe letters, and added none with thofc of the former Table. Brother, what is the caufe that all the World is made by numbers? "the Numbers we fpeak, of, are of reafonand form, afid not of merchants. A, I befeech you as concerning the powder whereof he thinketh that he hath made due afTay of ir, as if it fiiould have been the Philofophers Stone, and fo affirmed to be, by tht niiiiifter of this aftion ? I befeech you fo to anfwer, the thing, as his reafon may bfr fatisfied. A. They gave no anfwer hereunto, but proceeded in the former matter of Numbers. Gab Every Letter fignifieth the member of the ftihjlance whereof it fpeaketh. Every' word f.gnifieth the quiddity of the fubjlance. The Letters are feparated, and in confufion : a>iil1 f/!)frf/orf J are by numbers gathered together ; which alfo gathered fignifie a number; for of- every greater containeth his hffer,fo are the fecret and unkii'jwn forms of things kjiit up in their parents : W^here being known in number, they are ealily diftinguifhed,/o that herein we teach places to be numhred : letters to be elected from the numhred, and proper words front the letters^ fignifyingfubjtantially the thing that is fpokfn of in the center of his Creator, whereby even as the- riinde of man moved at an ordered fpeech, and is eafily perfwaded in things that are tru« , /»* are the creatures of Cod ftirred up in themfelves, when they hear the words wherewithal they were nurfed and brought forth; For nothing moveth, that is not perfwaded : neither can any thing be perfwaded that is mtkjtown. ?lEif Creatures of God underhand ycu not, jon are not ef their Cities : you are become enemies, becanfe you are feparated from him that Governeth the City by ignorance. E. K. Whether is this Language known in any part of the World or no ? if it be,where and to whom ? Gab Man in his Creation, being made an Innocent, was alfo author ifed andmade p ir- taker of the Power and Spirit of God : whereby he not one/y did kjiow all things under bts Crea-,^ tion and f poke of them properly, namingthem as they were : hut alfo was partaker of our prefeucc, andfociety,yea afpeakprofthe myjleries of God; yea, with God hinifelf : fo that in innoctncj the power of his part ak.ers with God, and m hit good Angles, was exalted^ and fo became holy in the fight of God until that Coionzon (for fo it the true name of that mighty Devil") envying hit f elicit), and perceiving that the fubjiance of hit Ifffer part was frail and imperfea in refpea of his pure Effe, began to affail him, and fo prevailed : that offending fo became accurfed inthe fight of God ; and fo loji the Garden offelicity, the judgement of h js iinderftanding ; but not utterly the favour of God , and was driven forth (^ as your Scriptures record) unto the Earth which was fpccch after covered with brambles : where being as dumb, the and not a'hlet')fpeak_,he b.-gan to learn fall. of Litkx II. Lirgua Angelica. Lingud Ange- I'lti, Mil Ada- necejjitj the Language which thou,E. K. callejt [ 1 Hebrew : ] and yet not that [z Hebrew'] amongftyout; i-n the which he uttered and delivered to hit poJierity,the neareft knowledge he had of God his Creatures: and from his own felf divided his fpeech into three parts;; twelve, tiiree, and fevcn ; the number whereof remaineth f but the true forms and pronuntiations w-i^t ; antf 'therefore is not of that force that it was in his own dignity, much Uffe to be compared with this that micainfuoin- .we dch\'er,whicb noceniis S:a!n, Adam verily fpake in innocency,and was never uttered noi difclofed to man ImcctiW now, wherein the power of God mvii v;ork.y and wiidtm in her truekjnd be delivered: which are rot to be fpoken of in any other thing, neither to be ta\ed of with mans imagiyiations ; for as thu fyork. and Gift isôfGod^ which ii all prver, fo doth he ofen it in a tongue of power, to th^
, kethe j — ' . — — — ..., . . .-1. , . ., m. (9yftrue Relation ofD^. Dee his ABicns fpkh fpiritSy &c. 9 3 thf intent that the proportions 'tUtty agree in themfehes : for it is written^ IVifd-jni fitteth upon an Hill') and b(holdeth the foieo gratias egi,quia banc effe mu- "o^n. tationem dextra excelfi fadam vercjudicavi ; nam ante p-andium rigidiffimits erat incontrarin opntone&fententia. 'Wtnidzy,Cracovi£, AprHis ii the fight of men : But if we be the fervants of the God of Abraham, then are q^^ , g|, "^^ '* wethefpiritsoftrutbandunderiianding, for our faith is dignified in the fig'jt of the heavens, ° and we are become mighty in the power of the Almighty. Therefore ought we to be believed. ' itow ifyou will confeffe your felves to be the children of Ahr4^^m,tben muft you alfo accept of our Vocirine : For the meat whereby Abraham Vved, is the fame food ws miniiier unto you : of whom 't is [aid. He believed God, and it w^s eounted unto him for r'ig'iteoufneffs. Even fo do you,: that
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