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E. K. Now he prayeth.
E.K. Now Gabriel ftandeth up.
Gab Ihe Lord pdr/oneth jour fajiitig , and acceptetb the inward matt , labour alfo to mor*
ton jhall have the reji,
A. May I be bold to ask you one qucftion ?
Gab .Toumay.
A, Is the Queen of England^ alive, or dead ?
She liveth.
I am nothing near the earth,
B. K. The Curtain is drawn. We prayed joyntly fome prayers.
b.. Upon my motion, for the Lord Al. Laf. how to deal wii:h the Chancelour , the Curtain
was drawn open. And he in the green, who appeared to day, came into the ftone , and faid
as foUoweth.
Thus fayeth the Lord : Joyn body to body, but let m'mdes ie feparate , for he ii defpifed in the -^^ ^^
fight tf God, and is delivered over to deftruftion , which doth tarry, till it finde him ready. ^j""
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Ifrael deceived Egypt, and faw Egypt overthrown. Let him do what he will with him , but Cracow.
let him not joyn his minde with him,
A. We arc dcfirous to know your name. Mapfam»
My name is called D\c\\\\s.
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J am ene under Gabriel , and A. Jcfus declared his name, andfo have *
the name of ]c£us J kjtow and other good Creatures before unto
honour. us.
Map. My name » Mapfama.'
A. Is, die illis, the Etymology thereof?
Map. It if.
A. How much it importcth for us to undcrftand the bed counfcl that is to be given to A. L.
yoQ know, &c.
Map I am commanded, and I have done my commandment. But fee, that thou, and he fid"
fill thofe things that are commanded you by me.
A. You faid I fliouldbe his mouth to you : How fhall I execute that, I pray you ?
Map Not to me, but to God.
A. By prayer mean you ?
Map. ..... Tea, and by frefence;
A, By prefence,with whom? The Empe-
Map Thou (halt go from hence with him to the Emperour : God will fllr up farther rour.^
matter, by thy prefence there.
A. Shall all our Leflbus be finifhed, and /ufficient power delivered unto us according to
the promife of God ?
yeujhallbe al|le to-praciiceby Sunday,
A. By which iunday ?
Bvt the praftices that are the inftruftions of theHighcft,
and agaiiift Pharaoh.
are not but in lawful caufes
and foir neceilicy, to glorifie God ;
A. What ftiall, then, be the hability of my skill to praftice, before Sunday next ^
^ Map 7hefe Calls touch all the parts of the World. IheWcrld may be dealt withall, vifible
tftih her parts i Therefore you may do any thing. Tbefe Calls are the l{eyes into the (jates and hpp^rh'ion.
Cities of wifdom. Which [^ Gates^ are not able to be opened, but with vilible apparition* Note.
, [ A. Andhow rtiallthat becomeunto OMerve per-
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Map If^hich is according to the former inftruftions : and to be had, by calling of every au ^a"inhc
Table, loucalled for wifdom, God hath opened unto you, hit Judgement: He hath delivered hySunf^y
untoyou the k,eyes, that you may enter ; But be humble. Enter not of prefumption, but of "-xt praaife,
pcrmiffion. Go not in rafhly ; But be brought in willingly : For, many have afcended, but
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few have entred. By Sunday you fhall have all things that are necejfury to be taught 3 then ( as ^'.j^^'^'^"?-**
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