A true & faithful relation of what passed for many yeers between Dr ...

A true delation of Dr. Dee hu JBions, mth Spirits^&:c.
Aprilis 24. Trebona, ^Ff'' m
1 I rndav.
Friday
Rayeis to God Jiiade in rcfpeft of this ftrange and new doftrine, requiring his
W^i Divine Majcfty to be merciful unto us, and tpgive us vvifdom and faith that we
may herein pleafe him ; and that we cannot finde how we may do the thing required,
tfiwgcoMtr^ry totheLawsof Mo/f^, Chrift, his Church, and of all Nations. Therefore
feeing God is wot coKtr/irjr to hinifelf, we delired that we might not be contrary to him
or his Laws, &c.
A. Not long, lo, there appeared a great flame of fire in the principal Stone, (both
ftanding on the Table before E.IT.) which thing though he told me, I made no end of my
Prayer to God. And behold, fuddenly one feemed to come in at the fouth window of
the Chappel, right againftE.K. (But before that, the ftone was heaved up an handful
high, andfet down again well, which thing E.K. thought did lignifie fonie ftrange matter
toward.) Then after, the man that came in at the window feemed to have his nether
yarts inacloud, and with fpred-abroad arms to come toward E./C, At which fight he
ihrinked back fomewhat, and then that Creature took up between both his hands the
|fo«e rfwi fr/z»« «/ go/^, and mounted up away as he came.. E.K. catched at it, but he
could not touch it. At which thing being fo taken away, and at the fight thereof E.K.
was in a great fear and trembling, and had trfworrw cordis for a while. 5ut I was very
glad and well pleafed.
«^ Here appeareth afire in this other floncalfo, and a man in the fire, with flaxen h^ir
hanging down upon him, and is naked unto his Paps j and feemeth to have fpots of
blood upon him. He fpake, and faid as followech.
If I had intended to have overthrown youy or brought yontoconfufiofi, or fuffered youto he Clr^liuS'
lei into tmipation beyond your Jheugth and pover, then had the Sets long ago fwalhwed
yoy.
Tea, there had net a foul lived amongfi you.
But the law and tidings (to mankinde') of glainefs, are both grounded in wf, I am the Be- The Law &
ginning and the Ending : And behold, happy it he that delighteth in me, for in me is truth and die Golpd.
underjianding. Whatfoever you have received, you have received of me ; and without
me you have received nothing. Behold, I my felf was even the figure of mifery and
death for your fins. JVhy (therefore') difdainyou to be figured after me ? I will gather the
four quarters of the earth together, and they (hall become one.
And as I have made you the figure of two people to come, and amongft them, the a. andE./T.
executors of my Juftice : Ho likswife have I fanSified you in an holy Ordinance, giving you a figure of
the firft fruits of the time to come. Happy is he that is * Serpent in the vildernefs hanged ^^^o people
'Up upon the Crofs, being the will and figure of my determination, and Kingdom to come : I am ^° ion'C.
'even in the doors ; and I will overthrow all flejh. I will ho more delight in the fons of men.
^ Contrary to my felf, I tetch you nothing. A. »Heanf-
For this Doftrine is not to be publifhed to mortal men : but is given unto you, to wcreth to a
nianifeft your faith, and to make you worthy in the fight of the heavens,for believing in phrafe of my
me of your vocation to come. prayer or
'therefore I fay unto you, Ktjoyce, send he not careful for ta morrow : for I, even I, have d^rcourfe,
provided for you : Sin no more. T"'* "0iatus Di-
And I am, and am holy, and holtnefs it felf : Out of mectmethno unclean thing. tkoll.
For even at the time of Mofes wm wonderful to all the Gentiles, even fo fliall thofe days Mofes.
to come be unto the Nations and Kings of the earth. I am a law for ever. And behold,
power is given unto me from above : And I have vifited the earth, tni have thrown my curfe Sterility]
vponher : And lo, Jhe fhall become barren.
He that fajieth and frayetk doth hut that vhich is commanded : He that alfo fulfilleth n^
Terra.
wiU, is pniified before me : for who if he that raifeth up, or who is he that cajleth down ? Tea,
even lit is that have tak^n you four Trees out of the forreji of the world, and have covered The jhew cf
ytu hitherto with my wings. And behold, this that is^ tai^n away fliall be rejiored again to you 4 trees,what
with more power. And Might fball be in ir, and a brejiplate unto you, of Judgement and '.tmeaneth.
Knowledge. ^'^T^'
And if there he any of ytu that feekfth a Miracle at my bands,3.nd believeth in my words, ^^miinmor
let him or her frefcnt themfelves here the next Monday, with the refl, and he (Ijall perceive that ^«*"»*»"»»
/ wmthe Judge of Abirani» and the Cod of Abraham : Walk before me as the fons of my "^'
C c c 2 Father,
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