%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> In this Table is set forth / three principall things: / First, mans Creation: secondly, his Misery in / Adams Fall: and lastly, / the happy restoring a- / gaine of all the faithfull / by CHRIST to the vn- / changeable loue of GOD. / A Table fit for all Christians to know. D., I. or J. University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA) Director Patricia Fumerton Associate Director Carl G Stahmer 1629-1629 Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 06/26/2014 32719

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AL mightie GOD made by his Word / All Creatures that the earth afford: Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 67 In this Table is set forth / three principall things: / First, mans Creation: secondly, his Misery in / Adams Fall: and lastly, / the happy restoring a- / gaine of all the faithfull / by CHRIST to the vn- / changeable loue of GOD. / A Table fit for all Christians to know. In this Table is set forth three principall things: First, mans Creation: secondly, his Misery in Adams Fall: and lastly, the happy restoring a- gaine of all the faithfull by CHRIST to the vn- changeable loue of GOD. A Table fit for all Christians to know. In this Table is set forth three principal things: First, man's Creation: secondly, his Misery in Adam's Fall: and lastly, the happy restoring again of all the faithful by CHRIST to the unchangeable love of GOD. A Table fit for all Christians to know. D., I. or J. 1629-1629 Thomas Ellis

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1. ALmightie GOD made by his Word All Creatures that the earth afford: The Dark, & Light was then divided, And thus by GOD it was decided, The Light by him was called Day, The Darknesse Night, and so they stay. John 1.1,2,3. Genes. 1.4,5. 2. And GOD saw all, and it was good, From Man to Beast, and fruitfull Bud: But Envie then did Eve beguile, And Eve brought Adam to exile, By eating that which was fore-told, That they with it should not be bold. Genes. 1.31. Genes. 1.12. 25. 27. Genes. 3.13. 23. 24. Genes. 2.17. 3. Soone after this did GOD appeare Then Eve and Adam did him feare: And as he walk'd in coole of day, Those sinners hid themselves away: But GOD did call them here below, To tell him how they came to know. Genes. 3.8.10. Genes. 3.9.11. 4. Thus then begins the Man to say, She whom thou gav'st did I obay: And Eve likewise excus'de the fact, Imputing it the Serpents act. And thus doe most in Adams line, Shame not to say, The fault's not mine. Genes. 3.12,13. 5. But let all those thinke thus withall That God is free from Adams fall, Else how could he in truth proceede Against our Parents, as we reade: He hates injustice here below, And this his righteousnesse doth show. Psal. 145.17. Genes. 1.31. Genes. 2.16,17. Ezek. 33.11. Deut. 32.4. and 25,13,14, 15,16. 6. Now when our Parents tale was done, Then justly GOD proceedes upon: The Serpent first he curst in place, And made Eve subject with disgrace: And man in sorrow labour must All dayes of life then turne to dust. Genes. 3,14, 16, 17, 19.
7. And Death likewise the time shall rue, For Christ alone shall it subdue: This truth is knowne to Satans woe, Since Christ hath broke his head also: For GOD did promise make to send A godly Seede, all strife to end. 1 Cor. 15. 26. Genes. 3.15. 8. This Seede is Christ, free from all sinne, What Adam lost, that Hee did winne, By keeping that without all blame, Which never man could doe the same: And in our stead he paid our debt, To let us free from Satans net. John 8.46. 1 Cor. 15.21,22. Isa. 53.5,6. 1 John 3.8. 9. GOD will not now, nor e'er hereafter Condemne us for our sinnes by nature: For how can that with Justice stand, When GOD shall twice one debt demand. Therefore it now remaines with us, That we beleeve Christ hath done thus. Rom. 8.1. John 5.24. John 8.24. John 3.36. 10. And thus beleeving faithfully, Christs righteousnesse we must apply. For when we have done all we may, On his obedience must wee stay: And those whose Faith is sound and true, Doe practise still Gods lawes to doe. Galat. 2.20. John 26. Luke 17.10. John 14.15.21. 1 John 2.3,4, 5,6. 11. Of such as these doth God with speede, Accept their will as for their deede, And though they sinne, for so doe all, Yet finally they shall not fall: For by beleife in Christ above, None can remove these from his love. 2 Cor. 8.12. James 3.2. 1 Pet. 1.3,4,5. John 10.28,29. Rom. 8.38,39. 12. O love us then of thy free grace, Whereby in heaven we may have place, To praise thee still for thy free love, And love thy praise fore'er above. And now good Lord we crave no more, But love us for thy love therefore. John 15.13. John 17.24. Revel. 19.1,3, 4,5,6,7.
FINIS. J.D. Printed at London for Thomas Ellis at the signe of the Christopher in Pauls Church-yard. 1629.