The Third Part. Chambers of Safety.
1
O come, O come, Gods people all,
With speed hast ye away,
Enter your Chambers great and small,
No longer do you stay:
2
For God, the mighty God above,
Is rising out of's place,
And will the Hills and Mountains move,
And Vengeance pour apace.
3
There is a way found out that ye
May be secured,
When Sinners shall consumed be
Who basely are misled.
4
Doth it not thunder afar off,
It Lightens also sore:
O tremble all, and do not scoff,
For hark 'tis more and more.
5
Children get home, and do not stay,
Hast to your dwelling place;
For if you make the least delay,
Then sad may be your case.
⟨p. 9⟩6
All who abroad or in the Fields
Do foolishly remain,
They may as the Egyptians were,
Be ruined and slain.
Isa. 26. 20. A Storm a coming.
1
O Quake ye who most guilty are,
Who love and live in sin;
For God will suddenly break forth,
As usual hath not been.
2
But sing ye Saints, and joyful be,
Christs Kingdom does draw near,
Do you leave all Iniquity,
And nothing do you fear.
3
The shaking times that are at hand,
Will bring Great Babel down:
And then will God save this our Land,
And Saints with Blessings Crown.
4
Therefore if ye in Christ are found
To every Duty led,
And have your Hearts sincere and sound,
Look up, lift up your head.
5
For your Redemption does draw near,
Gods praises sing therefore:
Unto his call do you adhere,
Then sing for evermore.
The Third Part. Chambers of Safety.
1
O come, O come, Gods people all,
With speed hast ye away,
Enter your Chambers great and small,
No longer do you stay:
2
For God, the mighty God above,
Is rising out of's place,
And will the Hills and Mountains move,
And Vengeance pour apace.
3
There is a way found out that ye
May be secured,
When Sinners shall consumed be
Who basely are misled.
4
Doth it not thunder afar off,
It Lightens also sore:
O tremble all, and do not scoff,
For hark 'tis more and more.
5
Children get home, and do not stay,
Hast to your dwelling place;
For if you make the least delay,
Then sad may be your case.
⟨p. 9⟩6
All who abroad or in the Fields
Do foolishly remain,
They may as the Egyptians were,
Be ruined and slain.
Isa. 26. 20. A Storm a coming.
1
O Quake ye who most guilty are,
Who love and live in sin;
For God will suddenly break forth,
As usual hath not been.
2
But sing ye Saints, and joyfull be,
Christs Kingdom does draw near,
Do you leave all Iniquity,
And nothing do you fear.
3
The shaking times that are at hand,
Will bring Great Babel down:
And then will God save this our Land,
And Saints with Blessings Crown.
4
Therefore if ye in Christ are found
To every Duty led,
And have your Hearts sincere and sound,
Look up, lift up your head.
5
For your Redemption does draw near,
Gods praises sing therefore:
Unto his call do you adhere,
Then sing for evermore.
