Some New Blazing Stars Styling Themselves New Lights, Title page
A Freſh DISCOVERY Of ſome Prodigious New Wandring-Blaſing-Stars, & Firebrands, Stiling themſelves NEVV-LIGHTS, Firing our Church and State into New Combuſtions.
Divided into Ten Sections, compriſing ſeverall moſtLibellous, Scandalous, Seditious, Inſolent, Uncharitable, (and ſome Blaſphemous) Paſſages; publiſhed in late UnlicenſedPrinted Pamphlets, againſt the Eccleſiaſticall Juriſdiction and Power of Parliaments, Councels, Synods, Chriſtian Kings and Magiſtrates, in Generall; The Ordinances and Proceedings of this preſent Parliament, in ſpeciall: The Nationall Covenant, Aſſembly, Directory, our Brethren of Scotland, Presbyterian Government; The Church of England, with her Miniſters, Worſhip; The Oppoſers of Independent Novelties; and ſome Seditious Queres, Incitations, Practices, to ſtir up the Commonalty & rude Vulgar againſt the Parliament, Aſſembly, Miniſtery; worthy both Houſes, and all Sober-minded Chriſtians ſerious conſideration, deteſtation, and crying for ſpeedy exemplary Juſtice on the Libellersand Libels, to prevent our Churches, Religions, Parliaments, Kingdomes eminent ruine.
Whereunto ſome Letters and Papers lately ſent from the Sommer-Iſlands, are ſubjoyned, relating the Schiſmaticall, illegall, Tyrannicall proceedings of ſome Independents there, in gathering their New-Churches, to the great Diſtraction and prejudice of that Plantation.
Publiſhed for the Common good By WILLIAM PRYNNE of Lincolns Inne, Eſquire.
Take heed therefore, that the Light which is in thee be not Darkneſſe: If thine Eye be evill, thy whol body is full of Darkneſſe: If therefore the Light that is in thee be Darkeneſſe, how great is that Darkneſſe? Luk. 11. 25. Mat. 6. 23.
Theſe filthy Dreamers deſpiſe Dominion, and ſpeak evill of Dignities: Theſe are raging waves of the Sea, foaming out their own ſhame; WANDRING STARS, for whom is reſerved the Blackneſſe of Darkneſſe for ever. Jude 8. 13.
LONDON Printed by John Macock, for Michael Spark ſenior, at the ſign of the blue Bible in Green Arbour. 1645.