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A25843	Philodemius, Eleutherius.	The armies vindication ... in reply to Mr. William Sedgwick / published for the kingdomes satisfaction by Eleutherius Philodemius.	1649.0		.xml	application/xml	30934	875	62	And of the whole Army he saith , Never were men caught in such a snare of the devil as you are : you are true to nothing , neither God nor man : your wayes are beastly , cruel , absurd , monstrous : you continue in armes against command of God and men , you are a company of deceivers and mountebancks , that talke of curing , saving , delivering , but all wast , spoyl and destroy the people . Vain is the help of man : it is to offer help to a wicked world , cease ye foolish men , &c. We have not onely precepts for the lawfulnesse to call for others help , but the Saints in all ages have practised it before us : for howsoever mans help is vain rested in , yet God gives in Power to the creature , whereby succour and deliverance is obtained ▪ Again the worse the world is , the more need there is of help , that enormities and abuses may redressed , and righteousnesse , truth , and peace restored .	cache/A25843.xml	txt/A25843.txt