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S121843 The grace from God the Father hye, / Which is of Mightes most a Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 18335 ANother, out of Goodwill. ANother, out of Goodwill. Another, out of Goodwill. 1574-1574

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The Grace from God thea Father hye / Which is of Mightes most a / The Mercye eake from Christ our Lorde / And Peace from the holye Gost a / Com to All // That now shall / Inb Love with us agree a / And consent // With whole Intent, To the Loves Soscietee a. a Rom.1.a. 1.Cor.1.a. 2.Cor.13.c. Ephe 1.a. b John.17.c. Rom.12.b. 15.a. 1.Cor.1.a. Phil.2.a.3.b. LOVE thec Lorde above al-thinge / Is the first Precept by name a: Love thy Neyghbour as thy-selfe / The seconds lyke the same a. Thus wee see // Love to bee, Written withd Gods-his owne hande a / Toe geeve us Light // And guyde us right / Eavenf out of that darke Lande a. .2. c Deu.10.30b Math.22.c. d Exo.24.34.c Deut.10.a. e John.1.a. f Job.10.c. Esa.5.c.60. YOUNGE-men in yourg Littlenes, Remember what is sayde a: Let all our Elders in the Love, Wyth Reverence beeh obayde a. Exercysei // Amonge thek Wyse That holye Service, then a / Which God hath wrought // And also tought, By hys Mynister H.N.a. .3. g Mat.11d.18 h Heb.12.b. i 1.Tim.4. 1.Joh.3a.4b k Eccli.6d.8.a 9.c. IN Lovesl Preceptes let us proceede / And coupple arme-in-arme a / The Serpentes Broode, that wolde destroye, Shall; then; doo usm no harme a. Love shee sowndes // Alln our Woundes, Wyth her most pleasant Wine a / As weeo obaye // And lyve alwaye, In her Service divine a. .4. l 1.Cor.13.b. 1.John.3.4. m Gen.3.a. Mark.16.d. n Sap.16.c. o 1.Pet.1.b. 1.Joh.3.4.ab AGAINST the Sinne let us putt-on, Suchp Armour as is best a / Which in the Service of the Love, Is perfectlye exprest a. And let usq praye // To God alwaye / Eaven-lyke as wee are taught a / So shall wee fynde // Within our Mynde, How Sinne shallr go to naught a. .5. p Ephe.6.b. q Math.6.b. r Mich.6.b. THUSs ga-wee fourth, goodwillinglie / And have not doubt in mynde a / Although sou manye our Enemyes were, As heares on head wee fynde a: Love shall make // Them all to quake / The Tyme is com-about a / For with herx Breath // If wee have Faith / So shall shee cast them out a. .6. s 2.Cor.7.a. Phil.3.b. t Deut.20.a. Esa.41.a. Math.10.b. u Psa.3.a.27.a x Esa. 11a.57b 2.Tess.2.a. AN uprighty Lyfe in Lowlynes / Let us expresse alwaye a / Amonge such as wee deale-with-all, In all Affayres I saye a: Go toz prayse // God alwayse, Eaven-as is sayde above a. Thats indeede // As wee reede / The Service of the Love a. .7. y 1.Tess.4.a. 1 Pet.3.4.a. z Psal.134.136 140. Col.3.b.
NO Godservice els do wee knowe / Nor none maye wee frequent a / Without this most holye Servicea / With her godlie Intent a / Hee is blest // Thats now prest, To serve under Loves Bande a: Shee shallb byde // And never slyde / But evermore shall stande a. AL-though that wycked Seede of Cain, Toc Rebellious-stryfe aryse a / Yet shall those seeke thed Peace and Rest, So manye as be wyse a. For all must tast // ;Now at the last; eSuch Drincke as then do brue a / And what theyf seeke // That shall them meete: Thys thynge is verye-true a. THAT Wanton-lust ofg Lamech Lyne / Expell out of your mynde a / Andh unto her Lightmyndedness / Bee you in no-wise kynde a: For with all Findes // Or wycked Mindes (Wheare Darknes doth remayne a) Eaven in thei Hell // Theare shall shee dwell / With all that to her pertayne a. THEN lovinglye let us stande fast, Ink brotherlye Accorde a / Lyke-as the Service of the Love, Requyreth in hys Worde a: So Love will // Blessel us still / And woorke all for the best a: If so bee // Wee agreem / And mynde the Peace and Rest a. LET us obeye then Governours / And lyve under their Lawes a: And eake to them all Tribute paye / Eaven for the Peaces cause a: Yet Love iso free // Though shee agree, That they shall have such thynge a: And what is right // To God almight, Thatp must wee to hym brynge a. INq stilnes thus let us go-fourth / (Withr Thankfulnes amonge a) Wyth fewe Woordes, as wee are taught / And thus I ende my Songe a. In Lovess Bande // ;hande-in-hande; Let us proceede on still a. O Israell // Take this well / As out of my Goodwill a.
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