%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> A Spirituall Song of a Mayds Name called / Mabell Anna Tatton, / Made by a Tenant of the Lord of Canterburies, in the Counter in Wood-Streete, very / usefull and comfortable both for a Believer in particular, and the Church of / Christ in generall, James 5.13. Colos. 3.16. Starbuck, William University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA) Director Patricia Fumerton Associate Director Carl G Stahmer ?-? Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 07/21/2021 36655

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R210805 MArried thou art to Jesus Christ, / Marked thou art to be his own, British Library - Thomason Tracts Editor none none none none Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 11: 130 A Spirituall Song of a Mayds Name called / Mabell Anna Tatton, / Made by a Tenant of the Lord of Canterburies, in the Counter in Wood-Streete, very / usefull and comfortable both for a Believer in particular, and the Church of / Christ in generall, James 5.13. Colos. 3.16. A Spiritual Song of a Maid's Name called Mabell Anna Tatton, Made by a Tenant of the Lord of Canterbury's, in the Counter in Wood-Street, very useful and comfortable both for a Believer in particular, and the Church of Christ in general, James 5.13. Colos. 3.16. Starbuck, William Printer E.G. ?-?

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MArried thou art to Jesus Christ, Marked thou art to be his own, Much treasure is laid up for thee, Mantions for thee and such alone. 2 Gor. 11.2. Rev. 14.2. Colos. 2.3. John 14.2. Abba thou maist thy Father call, Abide he ever will in thee, Able there is none that can pluck, A member from his Magistie. Mark.13.36 John 14.16. John 10.28, 29. John. 17.12. Beautiful art thou in his eyes, Behold he will no spot in thee, Brastlets are hung about thy neck, Bedecked with his own beautie. Cant. 4.1. Eph. 5.27. Ezek, 16.11. Ezek. 16.14. Earnest he hath given to thee, Eternall joyes for to posses, Ever thou shalt be with thy Lord, Emanuels love it will not cease. Eph. 1.14. 2 Cor. 4.14. 1 Thess. 4.15 1 Cor. 13.13 Loden tho thou be with thy sinnes, Looke up, live, he hath set thee free, Laid up there is for thee a Crown, Let not thy heart troubled be. Mat. 11.18. Esay 45.22. 2 Tim. 4.8. John 14.1. Angels about thee do incampe, Assisting thee in all thy waies, Administring good to thee, And the elect at all assayes. Psal. 91.11. Luk. 4.10.11 Heb, 1.14. Luk. 18.7. Nothing there is can separate, Nor allinate thee from Christs love, Neither the depths that are below, Nor yet the hights which are above. Rom. 8.35. John 13.1. Rom. 8.38. Rom. 8.39. None can lay sinne unto thy charge, No, Christ he hath thee justified, Neglect not thou the narrow way, Now thou art in the Furnest tride. Rom. 8.33. Isa. 53.11. Mat. 7.14. Revel. 2.10.
A name thou hast in a white stone, A lone none but thyselfe doth know, All thy sinnes they are washt away, Anointing it doth tell thee so. Reve. 2.17. 1 Cor. 2.11. Rev. 1.5. 1 John 2.27 Troubled though thou be here a while, Tread down thy foes thou shalt at last, Thy faith hath got the victory, Thy Christ hath all thy foes downe cast. John 16.33 Psal. 91.13. 1 John 5.4. 1 Cor. 15.57 Allthough the world doe the annoy, And Satan he would thee devoure, Although the flesh would thee destroy, All these on thee shall have no power. John 6.33. 1 Pet. 5.8. Rom. 7.24. Rom 6.14. Trusse thou thy loynes with verity, Take the breast-plate of righteousnesse, The Helmet of salvation, Thy shooes shod with the Gospels peace. Ephes. 6.14. Jer. 23.6. Ephes. 6.17. Ephes. 6.15. The Sheild of faith be sure to take, The sword which is the Spirits word, Then watch and pray be sure the day, Thy Captaine he will thee afford, Gen. 15.1. Ephes. 6.17. Ephes. 6.18. Heb. 2.10. O happy time that thou wert chose, One for the faith here to contend, Obtain'd there is for thee a Throne, One which shall never have an end. Psal. 144.14 Jude 3. Rev. 3.20. Psal. 35.6. Now thou art in the battle stand, Nothing let thee now terrifie, No weapon shall gainst thee prevaile, No, thou hast got the victory. Ephes. 6.11. Philip. 1.28. Isa. 54.17. 1 Cor. 15.57 William Starbuck these verses made, When in the Counter he did lie, Of Wood-street in the Prison house, Because that Oath he did deny. Ex officio. Zech. 8.17. W.S.
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