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Ikiel. r..... Believe me, by Heaven and Earth, I ain true Uriel.
E. K. He hath another Book holdcn unto him, by one ftandulg^^
him, who is like a fliadow.
A ne* choicf, Uriel Give ear, fay and chnfe : for after this time, there is nochoice.
by GoJ hii Dee, thy age and continuance in thii world, in flejhi according to the finger, and fecond/rpprjit
mercy partion,ifhicbyou call Nttturcy is7.\jeiirs and it half : ^and her? 't if L^- po^riting to the otfatr
I)'rhis :g.-. E. K. He that is like a Oiadow openeth the Book •,
it feeming to Be
of yern or fteel. In which Book appeareth divers names, as Bamafan^ ,
Corfax-) Tobomaphala-^ ^c,
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[ A. Tliey recmeJ cobs the names of good Angels proper to peculiar men. ]
Uriel....... T\\oy\\ E.K.']doii more than thou art Commanded. Tet^ccale awhile. }
read thefe names.
t ^. Be'caufe he [ E.K. ]
E. K. He ipreadeth athing like a Cloud before them. „, ^ny,-
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E. K. Now he appeareth again, and the other with him.
Avidat bMis, E. K. Sudfaijina appeareth in the Book, and againft it ^6,
Uriel. ...... So muchfhalt thou [ E. iC. ] live by nature, and die violently. ''a
E.K. Now he is covered again.
E. K. Now he is here again. -q
E. K. ^^^//'cw ftandeth written in that Book, and 73 with a prick
over the upper part of the figure 3.
E. K. The Book is vrry big and full of names, and numbers againft
them: the leaves are very thin.
Ajiafhtn rr.y p^ j^ Now l/'WJ openeth his book himfelfj And there appeareth
pooj angel.
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Sidfamn. R.K. againft Jflafbcn, 122. And againlt Sudjamna appeareth 87.
h^sgood An-
- Kttwitkjianding this lifr^is alwajes given bj
^liel. Beyond the which^you cannct : —
vlt'u Kami, Gody or at the intercedion of fome one, or mo, of us bis Angels. The other it itatur^i! : not'
e.ati^t. ' withitanding isjhortened through the fin of man. I ara a vitnefs to mjfe/fi that thefe books aad
words are true.
E. K. Now he is in his Cloud again.
A. After a while, they appeared again, as before. ;;
E. K. They look very gravely on their books.
Uriel Behold my brethren, God if ready to open hu merciful ftore-houfes and gates eftiH'
derftanding unto you : But he that liveth for himfelf, and for the end ef thit fhadow , limitttk
A. ^s Kinj; his wifdoni with thi
O r new or re- ( becaufeyou are men ) Then give your names unto the yern : But if you will retnember the Lord,
io^mei choke, and adde any thing unto his building, faithfully. Then vow your names umo me. In the name
of hini which created you. After this time, there ts no choice. '"3
j4 g est mercy, Therefore, confider ; for, never before, ( but once ) was this myfiery, and mercy of God opined
ana myllcry. mtotftan.
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E. K. Now he hath drawn the Cloud to him.
A. I am notable ( O Lord ) to give thee condigne thanks for thefe mercies : But thy
will be done : Not as we will, nor as we have rafhly and blindly ( before ) chofen : But this
is our choice,to be thy fervants all the dayes of our life ; and we delire not long life fo much,
as th& favour which addeth thofe dayes, wherein our faith may be fruitful through thy graces
abounding in us, 1 renounce my former choice^ I challenge no promife : But require thee, O
Ood,of thy fatherly goodnefle to be my light, direftor, ftatf, ftrength, defence, and comfort.
The former now and ever. Amen.
cha.ce renouny^.j^j
Alwayes call untome for the T'eftimony and witneffe of tht p-omife of God, and
This Day.
the remembrance of this day.
v- I E.K. He
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