A Gospel Plea Part 2, Postscript – Errata 2
A POSTSCRIPT.
IT is ſtoried of *Deſcriptio Daniae, 1629. p. 141. Hiſtoria compendioſa Daniae p. 185, 186. Saxogrammaticus, pontanus and others in the life of Canutus and olavus.Canutus the 4th. the 77 King of Denmark, (an eminent profeſſor of Piety, and Religion, and great lover of Juſtice) that perceiving his Subjects to ſtick at many things pertaining to Chriſtian Religion, and not to conform to other Chriſtians throughout the world in Laws and Ceremonies, ſpecially in the due payment of Tithes to their Miniſters, he urged them out of religious Piety, ut ritu aliarum Nationum Chriſtianam Religionem proſitentium, Decimas Sacerdotibus ſuis ſoluerent; that after the cuſtome of other Nations profeſſing Chriſtian Religion they would pay Tithes to their Prieſts: remitting to them a great fine impoſed on them for their Rebellion and contempt, in refuſing to accompany him in an Expedition againſt the Engliſh, to induce them thereunto. But they being perſwaded the contrary by his Brother Olaf, thereupon roſe up in Rebellion againſt him (ſpecially the Northern Jutes, frequently perfidious, whom he could never induce to pay Tithes) and purſuing him to Othenſe, cruelly murdered this their juſt and pious King in the Church of St. Alban, Anno 1088. whom Olaf ſucceeding, God preſently ſent ſuch a great ſcarcity of Corn and proviſion in Denmark for 7. years ſpace together, (the intemperateneſſe of the air blaſting all their Corn) that many families, not only of the poorer, but richer and nobler ſort died of famine, the people fighting with one another even for graſſe to eat. At laſt the famin invading King Olaf his Court, he prayed to God; that if he had conceived any anger againſt his Subjects (for not paying Tithes and murdering their King) he would ſatisfie his wrath upon him, not them; and the ſame night, Eſurientem & parricidii p…nitentem animam efflavit: he died of hunger, repenting of his paricide. O that all Engliſh Tithe-Oppugners, and Regicides would ſeriouſly meditate on this memorable preſident of Divine Justice, upon ſuch Delinquents, and be brought to timely repentance thereby, to prevent the like National and Perſonal Judgements, upon our Nation, themſelves and their poſterities.
ERRATA.
COurteous Reader correct theſe miſtakes and omiſſions of the Preſſe, occaſioned by the Authors abſence in the Country.
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