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S121843 I hearde one saye: com now awaye, / Make no delaye: For Hee is now blest / / in verye deede / Thats found ad Gest / / in the Mariage-weede. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 18335 A New Balade or Songe, of the Lambes Feast. A New Balade or Songe, of the Lambes Feast. A New Ballad or Song, of the Lamb's Feast. 1574-1574

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I hearde one saye: Coma now awaye / Make no delaye: Alack / why stande yee than? All is doubtlesse Inb redynesse / There wantesc but Gesse, To the Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest // in verye deede / Thats found ad Gest // in the Mariage-weede. a. Math.22.a Luk.14.b. b Esa.25.a. c Math.22.a. d. Apoc.19.a. THE Scriptures all / Perfourmede shall Bee, in this my Call / Voyced-out by H.N. (than): I am Gods Lovef / Com from above / All Men to moveg / To the Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest. etc. .2. e Act.3.c. f 1.John.4a g Math.22.a Luk.14.b. Apoc.19.b MAKE haste and speede / I am indeede Thath Maryage-weede, That Those must putt-on, than / Which shall bee fitt / Or-els permitt Downe for toi sitt / At the Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest. etc. .3. h Math.22.a. i Luk.22.c. Apoc.3.c DOk not dispyse Thys myne Advyse / Yee that bee wyse / And lust for to eate than, Of thel lyving Wood / Or heavenlye food / So pure and good / In the Supper of the Lamb / For hee is now blest. etc. .4. k Pro.1.2. Eccli.6.c. l Apoc.2.a.b. THAT Seedem of Seth / Which passe thorowen Death (In Abrahamso Fayth) To Lyfe: They onlye than, Shall bep sett-downe With great Renowne / And weare theq Crowne / In the Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest. etc. .5. m Gen.4.d n John.3.a.b Rom.6. o Gen.15.17.a Rom.4.b. p Luk.22.c Apoc.3.c q 2.Tim.4.a 1 Pet.5.a Jam.1.b. ALL Scripture-wyse That now surmyse, How to dispyse Mee / in theirr Wysedom, than / They shall no-dout (Amonge all Stout) Bee shutts wyth-out The Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest. etc. .6. r 1.Cor.1.c s Math.22.a Luk.14.b. FOR none I saye / Save onlye thaye That shallt obaye, Myne holye Servyce, than (Which doth brynge-in Theu Death of Sin) Maye enter-in, To the Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest. etc. .7. t Mat.22.a. Luk.14.b. u Rom.6. Col.2.b.
THEN all that nowe Inx Stryfe do growe / And wyll noty bowe, To My lovelye Warnynges, than / Must now at last Cleene out bee cast / Andz never tast The Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest. etc. .8. x 2.Cor.12.c Gal.5.c. y Pro.1.c. 2 Tess.1.a.2b z Math.22.a. Luk.14.b. THEN runne apace / Whylst there is Gracea / Or Tyme and space / So fast as ever yee can / To Syonsb hyll: Wheare All that wyll May eate their fyll / In the Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest. etc. .9. a 2.Cor.6.a. Gal.6.a. b Esa.2a.25.b NEGLECT Mee not / As they dydc Lot Longe past / yee wot / And perryshed all than: My Love peruse / Make nod excuse / Lest yee refuse The Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest. etc. .10. c Gen.19.b. 2.Pet.2.a. d Mat.22.a. Luk.14.b. WHEN All were sett / And furnysht nett (Both small and great) So was it foreseene than, Of the Brydegroome / That ther wase roome For more to come / In the Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest etc. .11. e Math.22.a THEN must I go To thef hye-wayes, lo / And hedges, tho / And seete them-up all than: All Those by name Thats Blynde or Lame / And compell the same, To the Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest. etc. .12. f Math.22.a. THE Lorde hath swore Longe-tyme before / Thatg nevermore Such as excused them than / Shoulde tast or eate Of the heavenlye Meate Or Porcion geat, In the Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest. etc. .13. g Math.22.a. Luk.14.b. FOR that all Kynges / Under Loves Wynges (Without Grudgynges) In Peace moughth governe, than / Praye All: that trust Amonge the Just / Or have a Lust To the Supper of the Lamb. For hee is now blest// in verye deede / Thats found a Gest // in the Mariage-weede. .14. h Sap.6.a.
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