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<HEAD>A LIST of &s;ome of the Grand Bla&s;phemers and Bla&s;phemies, Which was given in to The Committee for RELIGION.</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">Very fit to be taken notice of, Upon the occafion of the day of <HI>Publick Fasting</HI> and <HI>Humiliation.</HI></HEAD>
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<ITEM>I. <HI>_JOhn Robins</HI> &s;aid, <HI>That he was God Almighty;</HI> he was committed to <HI>New-Pri&s;on</HI> at <HI>Clerkenwel,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>II. <HI>Thomas Tidford</HI> &s;aid, <HI>That</HI> John Robins <HI>was God the Father, and the Father of oar Lord Je&s;us Chri&s;t;</HI> he was committed to the <HI>Gate-hou&s;e,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>III. <HI>Richard King</HI> &s;aid, <HI>His Wife was with childe of him that &s;hould be the Saviour of all tho&s;e that &s;hall be &s;aved,</HI> was committed to <HI>New-Pri&s;on,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>IV. <HI>Thomas Kerby</HI> &s;aid, <HI>That</HI> Cain (who murdered his Brother <HI>Abel) was the third Per&s;on in the Trinity;</HI> he was committed to the <HI>Gate-hou&s;e,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>V. <HI>Elizabeth Sorrel</HI> &s;aid, <HI>That tho&s;e of her Society had power to rai&s;e the dead;</HI> &s;he was committed to the <HI>Gate-hou&s;e,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>VI. <HI>Jo&s;hua Garment,</HI> clapping with his hands, and fillipping with his fingers, &s;aid, <HI>That was Preaching of the Go&s;pel.</HI> Commit|ted to <HI>New-Pri&s;on,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>VII. <HI>Elizabeth Haygood,</HI> being uncivil, and playing the fool, &s;aid, <HI>That that was Preaching the Go&s;pel, which was fooli&s;hne&s;s;</HI> &s;he was committed to <HI>New-Pri&s;on,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>VIII. <HI>Joan Robins</HI> &s;aid, <HI>She was with childe, and the childe in her Womb was the Lord J<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="OXF" EXTENT="1 letter">&s;us Chri&s;t;</HI> &s;he was committed to <HI>New-Pri&s;on,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>IX. <HI>Joan Garment</HI> &s;aid, <HI>He that &s;he followed was God, her great Deliverer.</HI> Committed to <HI>New-Pri&s;on,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>X. <HI>Margaret Hollis,</HI> &s;inging antiquely, and in rude po&s;tures, &s;aid, <HI>That that was Religion.</HI> Committed to <HI>New-Pri&s;on,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XI. <HI>Anne Burrel,</HI> being with the Ranters, &s;aid, <HI>That was the right way of Preaching the Go&s;pel.</HI> Committed to the <HI>Gate-hou&s;e,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XII. <HI>Mary Vanlop</HI> &s;aid, <HI>She had &s;erved a fal&s;e God, and had now found the true god to &s;erve, who was a man whom &s;he followed.</HI> Com|mitted to the <HI>Gate-hou&s;e,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XIII. <HI>Thomas Kerby</HI> &s;aid, <HI>That he mu&s;t be damned in Hell, for &s;erving the God we &s;erve, &s;o long as he done; but it &s;hould be but for a time, for he now &s;erved the true god, which is a man; who after he hath been tormented for a time, will deliver him.</HI> Committed to the <HI>Gate-hou&s;e,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XIV. <HI>John Rogers,</HI> a Carpenter in <HI>Li&s;tethiel,</HI> being at work on the Lords-day, and reproved for it, &s;aid, <HI>That if he was ordain|ed to be &s;aved, he &s;hould be &s;aved, how wickedly &s;oever he led his life; and if he was ordained to be damned, he &s;hould be damned, though he lived never &s;o godly a life.</HI> And on that very day, as he was hewing a piece of Timber, his Ax glanced and cut his Leg, and then &s;tabbed him&s;elf with his Knife, and died on the place, 1652.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XV. <HI>Robert Clerk,</HI> living about <HI>Rippon</HI> in <HI>York&s;hire,</HI> ejecting one of his Tenants, &s;aid, <HI>That he had rather make a Den for De|vils of his hou&s;e, then they &s;hould dwell in it.</HI> And the &s;ame day his Hor&s;e threw him, and &s;o brui&s;ed him, that he bled at his mouth, and died, crying out, <HI>That his &s;ins were greater then could be forgiven.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>XVI. <HI>Mary Adams,</HI> living about <HI>Tillingham</HI> in <HI>E&s;&s;ex,</HI> &s;aid about 1652. <HI>That &s;he was conceived with childe by the Holy Ghost, and that all the Gospel that had been taught heretofore, was fal&s;e; and that which was within her, was the true Me&s;sias:</HI> Was impri&s;oned and delivered (after &s;ore travail, eight days together) of an ugly dead Mon&s;ter; and her &s;elf after &s;he had lain &s;ome time rotting and &s;tinking, with filthy Botches and Boyls, took a Knife when &s;he was alone, and ripped up her own Bowels, and &s;o died, 1652.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XVII. Mr. <HI>Jinkens</HI> of <HI>Grayes-Inn,</HI> holding it enough to be at hearing a Sermon; neglecting private duties, afterward on a Lords-day, &s;o &s;oon as he had been at a Sermon, hanged him|&s;elf in his own Chamber, 1652.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XVIII. <HI>Alice Turner</HI> of St. <HI>Katherines</HI> Pari&s;h, near the <HI>Tower,</HI> &s;aid, <HI>Drink was that mu&s;t comfort her:</HI> And while&s;t one was going for &s;ome drink for her, &s;he hanged her &s;elf.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XIX. A Gold&s;mith that did live in the <HI>Strand,</HI> and after in the City, and then at <HI>Eltham;</HI> who called his name <HI>Theau<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="OXF" EXTENT="1 letter">au John Tany,</HI> the High Prie&s;t, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> Publi&s;hed in Print, <HI>That all Re|ligion is a lie, a deceit, and a cheat,</HI> 1651.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XX. One came in to the Parliament Hou&s;e, about 1651. and &s;ate down among the Members; but when he was asked by the Speaker, who he was, he &s;aid, <HI>He was</HI> Jo&s;hua <HI>the High Prie&s;t; King of Kings, and Lord of Lords.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>XXI <HI>Nicholas Smith</HI> Shoomaker, living at <HI>Tillington</HI> in <HI>Su&s;&s;ex,</HI> &s;aith in a book printed 1652. <HI>That the manner of the coming of the Spirit of the Lord Je&s;us upon him, was by touching lightly the haire of his head, &s;o &s;oaking down into his head, it made all his neck and &s;houlders to ri&s;e, after two hours it entred into his &s;oul. And that we &s;hew God, that we would have him make Hor&s;es without Tayles, and &s;ome without Ears, our own To<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="OXF" EXTENT="1 letter">s all of a length, ju&s;t &s;trait, and &s;quare, &s;ome Feet a little forked, our Heads and Knees bigger, our Arms as big at the hands, as they are at the &s;houlders.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>XXII <HI>Richard Faulkner</HI> at <HI>Petersfield</HI> in <HI>Su&s;&s;ex,</HI> kneeling down upon his knees in the middle of the Town, Drunk a health to the Devil, and at another time he &s;aid, <HI>That our Saviour Chri&s;t was a Ba&s;tard, and that his Father was a poor Carpenter, and that he carried his Fathers Tools after him in a Basket, and &s;ware to a man, God dam him, be would bugger his &s;oul into hell.</HI> For which he was committed Pri&s;oner.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XXIII Mr. <HI>Smalbone</HI> &s;aid in the Ve&s;try at White-hall Chappel, <HI>That all things, good and bad, are in God, and that Devils and Hell are in the E&s;&s;ence and being of God.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>XXIV An Officer to a Re-baptized Church &s;aid, <HI>That &s;alvation by Je&s;us Chri&s;t is no miracle, and that it was nothing but what was comprehended in nature, that he dyed, and became the Saviour of his people.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>XXV <HI>Paul Be&s;t</HI> affirmed <HI>That Je&s;us Chri&s;t is not God, equal with God the Father.</HI> Committed by the Parliament.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XXVI An Officer di&s;mi&s;t the Army, &s;aid, <HI>That the Scripture is no more to be beleeved but as the Turks Alchoron, or other books of other mens writings, &s;o far as it is truth, and that there are many things in it contradictory one place to another.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>XXVII Mrs. <HI>Gay</HI> at <HI>Knightsbridge</HI> &s;aid, <HI>That &s;he could &s;erve God as well in her bed, or at work in her Garden on the Lords dayes, as at any Ordinances at any meeting place.</HI> About 1651. &s;he was grie|vou&s;ly afflicted without the u&s;e of her limbs, bed-ridden about a year, under a &s;ad di&s;paire, and horrible torment of Devils, and &s;o dyed.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XXVIII Mrs. <HI>Clerk</HI> the Butchers wife affirmed, <HI>That &s;he hath her Tribe as well as Chri&s;t, and is the Saviour of tho&s;e of her Tribe as Chri&s;t is of his. And that there are ten Tribes more.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>XXIX One pretended to be a Jew in <HI>Northumberland,</HI> was Re|baptized, proved a great Bla&s;phemer, and an Impo&s;ter.</ITEM>
<ITEM>XXX Ranters, Quakers, Seekers, and Bla&s;phemers do daily broach &s;ad and fearfull Bla&s;phemies.</ITEM>
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<P><HI>LONDON,</HI> Printed by <HI>Robert Ibbit&s;on,</HI> 1654.</P>
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