The banqueting-house, or, A feast of fat things a divine poem, opening many sacred…The banquetting-house, or, A feast of fat things a divine poem, opening many sacred…

5 And out of that sweet Book of thine They shall not blotted be, If they are such thy Father hath Lord Jesus given to thee.

6 Unto our Captain General A new Song let us sing; For he that Captain is in Chief Is our God, and our King.

The second Part. 1 Thou dost, Lord Christ, thy Soldiers lead, Before them didst thou go; All Foes by thee are vanquished, Thou didst triumph also 2 Over them all most gloriously, And perfect now art made, Has Captive took Captivity, We▪ll never be afraid, 3 But stand unto our Arms always, No Quarter we will give; If thou art with us all our days, Few Enemies shall live. 4 Let us be well disciplined, And very skilful be, ⟨p. 138⟩And in right paths and foot-steps tread, And truly follow thee. 5 No Captain doth his Men advance To such high dignity; For each shall have preeminence To sit on Thrones with thee. 6 O then let us lift up our head O happy Israel, Christ's Banner over you is spread, Your glory shall excel.

The second Part. 1 Thou dost, Lord Christ, thy Soldiers lead, Before them didst thou go; All Foes by thee are vanquished, Thou didst triumph also 2 Over them all most gloriously, And perfect now art made, Has Captive took Captivity, We▪ll never be afraid, 3 But stand unto our Arms always, No Quarter we will give; If thou art with us all our days, Few Enemies shall live. 4 Let us be well disciplined, And very skilful be, ⟨p. 138⟩