Babylons downfall a sermon lately preached at Westminster before sundry of the honourable House…

2. Though your condition be never so private, you may discover the ways of Babylon, the works, and complotments of the Baby lonish party: and the discovery of evil is half it's ruin, as the Apostle speaks, 2 Tim. 3. 9. They shall proceed no further, for their folly shall be made manifest to all.

2. Though your condition be never so private, you may discover the wayes of Babylon, the works, and complotments of the Baby lonish party: and the discovery of evill is halfe it's ruine, as the Apostle speaks, 2 Tim. 3. 9. They shall proceed no further, for their folly shall be made manifest to all.

3. You may believe down the walls of Babylon. Faith removes mountains, though it be but a grain; By it the walls of Jericho fell, in the blowing of those poor Rams horns. And the walls of Jericho were built up to heaven, surely then the Walls of Babylon cannot be higher. Wherefore seek out those promises, and threatenings, set your heart towards them, bear your selves upon them, urge, and press God by virtue of them, and say, though it be very unlikely that Babylon should fall, yet God hath thus, and thus promised, thus and thus threatened, and he is faithful, here I will stay, and here I'll wait.

3. You may beleeve downe the walls of Babylon. Faith removes mountaines, though it bee but a graine; By it the walls of Jericho fell, in the blowing of those poore Rammes hornes. And the walls of Iericho were built up to heaven, surely then the Walls of Babylon cannot bee higher. Wherefore seeke out those promises, and threatnings, set your heart towards them, beare your selves upon them, urge, and presse God by vertue of them, and say, though it be very unlikely that Babylon should fall, yet God hath thus, and thus promised, thus and thus threatned, and he is faithfull, here I will stay, and here I'le wait.