The subjects joy for the Parliament [by] Iohn Taylor.
Taylor, John, 1580-1653.
1621
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The subjects joy for the Parliament [by] Iohn Taylor.
Taylor, John, 1580-1653.
1 sheet ([1] p.) : ill., port.
Printed by Edw. All-de for H.G. and are to be sold by Edw. Wright,
[London] :
[1621]
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THE
Subjects
Ioy
,
For
the
Parliament
.
IACOBVS
REX
.
SVch
and
so
great
,
all
mans
Corruption
is
In
shunning
Good
,
and
running
to
Amisse
:
That
the
Almighty
,
did
long
since
ordaine
Lawes
,
that
should
our
rebellious
wils
restraine
.
And
from
that
Parlament
,
of
highest
Heauen
A
Statute
,
and
an
Ordinance
was
giuen
,
That
from
those
Lawes
of
the
Eternall
King
,
All
other
Lawes
(
that
gouerne
men
)
should
spring
.
And
as
the
Sea
in
Riuers
,
Creekes
and
Bayes
,
Flowes
,
and
disperses
many
seuerall
wayes
:
So
doth
Gods
Acts
in
many
Branches
run
,
To
shew
vs
what
should
be
vndone
,
or
done
.
For
this
cause
did
the
power
of
Heauen
ordaine
,
That
Kings
(
like
Gods
)
on
Earth
should
Rule
and
Raigne
:
To
Iudge
,
to
be
a
Refuge
,
and
Defence
With
Right
,
of
too
much
wronged
Innocence
.
And
for
this
cause
,
God
doth
a
King
command
,
That
he
his
Lawes
should
Read
*
and
vnderstand
.
And
sure
,
of
All
the
Kingdomes
that
there
are
Beneath
the
Heauens
,
none
may
with
vs
compare
:
To
vs
th'
Almighty
,
graciously
did
grant
Freely
his
Sacred
Gospell
heere
to
plant
,
Making
Great
Brittaine
an
Admired
mirror
,
(
When
other
Nations
blindly
liue
in
Error
.
)
For
vs
a
matchles
King
,
he
out
did
picke
,
Defendor
of
the
Faith
Apostolicke
,
Who
all
his
Lawes
and
Statutes
doth
encline
,
Conformable
vnto
the
Lawes
Diuine
.
Gods
Law
in
euery
faithfull
heart
*
is
writ
,
And
our
Kings
Gouernment
doth
witnes
it
.
And
now
these
Eighteene
yeares
a
blessed
Peace
,
Hath
made
our
sinnes
(
more
then
our
thankes
)
increase
,
That
breach
of
Lawes
,
hath
sowen
neglected
seedes
,
Being
almost
growne
vnprofitable
weedes
:
Our
Gracious
King
,
these
euils
to
preuent
,
Assembled
hath
a
Royall
Parlament
.
The
high
Creator
,
made
this
Kingly
Creature
His
Steward
,
by
his
Office
,
Name
,
and
Nature
,
And
he
doth
guide
and
Rule
this
happy
Land
,
As
he
is
guided
by
th'
Almighties
hand
.
And
though
a
King
hath
Honour
and
Renowne
,
Yet
many
Cares
attend
vpon
a
Crowne
:
And
though
a
King
a
Royall
port
doth
keepe
,
Yet
doth
he
wake
,
when
Subject
;
often
sleepe
.
And
had
not
our
dread
Soueraigne
,
bin
protected
By
the
Almighty
,
who
hath
him
directed
,
Wee
could
not
haue
enioyed
such
Peace
and
Rest
,
Wherewith
so
many
yeares
wee
haue
bin
blest
.
And
as
hee
now
hath
caus'd
a
Parlament
,
God
still
be
present
there
,
and
President
:
Let
the
Kings
heart
as
it
hath
done
perseuer
,
That
God
may
haue
the
Glory
,
now
and
euer
.
(
Like
Dauid
)
let
him
not
from
goodnes
start
,
But
bee
a
man
according
to
Gods
heart
.
Let
Salomons
great
Wisdome
euer
bee
In
him
,
that
Good
from
Ill
he
may
fore-see
:
Let
him
with
Iosua's
courage
(
Constantly
)
The
Deuill
,
the
world
,
and
eke
the
Flesh
defie
.
And
let
him
(
like
to
Moses
)
euer
write
,
And
ordaine
Lawes
that
may
be
Iust
and
Right
.
Like
faithfull
Hushaies
*
be
his
Counsell
still
,
To
giue
Aduice
according
to
thy
will.
Guide
thou
the
Reuerend
Bishops
,
and
the
Peeres
,
The
Iudges
,
and
elected
Knights
,
of
Shires
,
And
Burgesses
of
Townes
within
this
Land
,
Doe
thou
(
O
God
)
amidst
their
Counsell
stand
.
Let
all
their
Consultations
,
still
depend
To
beate
downe
Vice
,
and
Vertue
to
defend
:
Thy
Gospell
to
increase
and
propagate
,
And
for
the
Good
of
Common-wealth
and
State.
The
Pride
of
Haman
,
farre
from
them
expell
,
Confound
the
Counsell
of
Ahitophell
:
Plucke
Heresies
vp
by
the
very
Roote
,
And
tread
proude
Antichrist
quite
vnder
foote
.
Banish
〈◊〉
,
leaprous
with
base
Bribes
,
Papisticke
Pharises
,
Sophisticke
Scribes
:
And
those
that
wholsome
Lawes
can
wrest
and
wring
,
For
gaine
'gainst
Conscience
,
Country
,
and
their
King.
Thus
being
guided
by
thy
blessed
Spirit
,
They
will
accomplish
Statutes
worthy
merit
:
That
after
Ages
gladly
may
Receiue
The
Acts
,
and
Orders
,
which
our
times
must
leaue
.
Let
Prince
,
and
Peeres
,
and
people
thus
Combine
,
The
profit
will
bee
ours
,
the
Glory
thine
:
And
as
thy
Blessings
hath
bin
multiplyde
Vpon
our
Kingdome
,
let
them
still
abide
:
Let
not
our
Sinnes
as
a
partition
bee
,
Or
make
vs
be
as
castawayes
to
thee
.
Let
not
our
Crimes
thy
Indignation
moue
,
Whereby
they
may
vs
seperate
from
thy
Loue
:
But
as
thy
fauours
to
Vs
haue
bin
such
,
As
neuer
any
Kingdome
had
so
much
,
So
let
our
thankfulnes
to
thee
therefore
,
Bee
euery
day
expressed
more
and
more
.
Protect
the
King
with
thy
Almighty
Armes
,
Saue
him
from
Forraine
and
Domesticke
harmes
:
At
all
times
with
thy
heauenly
Grace
relieue
him
,
And
after
Death
a
Crowne
of
Glory
giue
him
.
Preserue
for
euermore
,
our
gracious
Prince
,
And
strength
him
,
his
and
thy
Foes
to
conuince
,
The
Prince
and
Princesse
Palatines
high
Grace
,
With
all
the
Royall
and
the
hopefull
Race
:
Defend
them
Against
all
that
them
oppose
,
And
fight
their
Battels
still
against
their
Foes
.
Grant
that
of
this
Seed
we
may
ne're
want
one
,
To
magnifie
thy
Name
in
Britaines
Throne
:
Vntill
our
Sauiour
,
and
thy
onely
Sonne
,
Shall
come
in
Iudgement
,
and
the
world
be
done
.
To
whom
with
thee
and
with
the
Holy
Ghost
,
Bee
rendred
(
euery
where
from
Coast
to
Coast
)
All
Honour
,
Glory
,
Power
,
Might
,
Praise
,
Thanks-giuing
,
To
thee
three
Persons
,
one
GOD
,
euer-liuing
.
FINIS
.
Iohn
Taylor
Printed
by
E
All-de
for
H.
G.
and
are
to
be
solde
by
Edw
:
Wright
.
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Deu.
17.
15
*
Heb.
8.
10.
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2
Sam.
15.