An admonition or warning that the faithful Christia[n]s in London, Newcastle Berwick [and] others,…An admonition or vvarning that the faithful Christia[n]s in London, Newcastel Barwycke [and] others,…

Thus did these. ii. Prophets (as all so did others before them) plainly speak the desolation of that place, for such offences as before hath been rehearsed, But how pleaseth such message the City of Jerusalem? the Priests, Princes and people of Judah? and what reward received Jeremiah for his long travel & painful preaching. Dearly even such as Pha•hur & his counsel¹ judged meet. He spa•e against the temple (said they) He prophesied mischief against the City, he fainted the hearts of the soldiers and of the people: but principally he was unfriendly to the faith that Phas•hur taught the ⟨image 17⟩people: to wit, the faith of their […] ²fathers, who always rebelled against God. And therefore he was reputed an³ […], accused of sedition, and damned of treason. Plain preachings were made against at that he had spoken, and such […] was promised, that within. ii. years should the yoke⁴ of […] be broken from the necks of all the people, and the vessels of the Lords house together myth all pleasures should be brought again to Jerusalem.

Thus did these. ii. Proplietes (as al so dyd others before them) playnelye speake the desolation of that place, for such offences as before hath bene rehearsed, But how pleaseth such message the Citie of Jerusalem? the Priestes, Princes and people of Iuda? and what reward receiued Jeremy for his long trauel & painful preaching. Derelye euen such as Pha•hur & his counsel¹ iudged meete. He spa•e against the temple (said they) He prophecied mysthiefe against the Citie, he faynted the hartes of the souldiars and of the people: but principally he was vnfriendly to the faith that Phashur taught the