( 105 ) For Satan here does so appear, My people go! doth Satan know?— But all shall see the mystery, He'll follow to the shore; And then the rod shall come from God, And smite the ocean there; Then men will see the mystery, To make it dry, for man to fly, A light for man it so will come, But in the dark they'll miss their mark, His chariot wheels I'll surely foil; I'll make the light to guide the night, And that shall be for man, When darkness here doth fast appear, And Satan's pride doth swell; The Type is deep, the mystery's great: Now see the fate of man; By Satan's arts came every smart; And so complains to heaven. And makes their number less. shore is believes. He'th heard my threatenings, more or less, To let my people go; But all in vain, he still finds men To work in hearts like ME- But Satan finds a way To follow on the same in man; So Moses tries in vain!!! While Satan swells in arts from hell Your land may still complain"No Moses' rod can come from God; "He is not in the sound; "We all know well 't must come from hell; 66 Throughout our land they're found "To work the same; by arts they're come, "And all's imagin'd art." But when I do unveil MY NAME Satan must feel the dart; For I've a wheel beyond his skill, That 'tis not all the arts of hell "Tis but a rod that came from God, It falls on Satan and his men, And all my friends feel it. As it was then, be't known to men, And would not let them go, And made my people fly, ( 107 ) Then to the Red Sea they did go, And here's the mystery. To murmur then they did begin, And must come on, I tell you, strong, Just like the shore, before 'tis o'er, Now I'll explain what this doth mean:. Then stubble all will know Yet thousands will complain- "We are but starv'd by men. "The fault we see in man to be→→ "They're starving of the poor: "Shall we die so?"--they'll answer" No: "We'll have as heretofore." So 'twill begin, a storm to men, These dangers will appear; And like the people at the sea, You'll be surrounded here. The Egypt's host did follow close; The Red Sea stood before; They judg'd their cause still worse and worse, And all did murmur there, Till I began an arm to 1 an, And did the waves vide: 1 I made the seas to them dry land, And so I smote the tide. Then Pharaoh's host, and all his coast, That did so proud pursue, Went heavy on, and thought to turn, But had no wheels to go; 'Twas all too late you see their fate, A-buried in the deep. Then Satan there will find his snare And buried in the pit; For he press'd on so after man, As Pharaoh did that day; Then sure my honour now I'll gain, MY CHOSEN MEN, I tell thee plain, Are all that do believe; Eut mockers here will sure appear, Till to the purpose I shall come, And make the mystery great. Whoe'er believe they need not grieve The promis'd land's before: I'll guide them through, they'll find it true, And give them Canaan's shore. A land 't shall be of LIBERTY; Their foes I will destroy; Man's happiness I will encrease; For man I will enjoy. Though 't wounds MY HEART to make them smart ; But sure the storm must come, Or men will never follow ME; In every chain, that now gives, pain, ( 109 ) And the distresses of the poor, For Famine here shall next appear, Three plenteous harvests shall appear, When men obey their LORD *; And trace the Writings deep; And public let the words to go, I'll strike the lintels of the doors, And send my angels here; With such Disease I man shall seize, That they shall not get free; And fast by death I'll bring them forth, And then my sheep I'll free. So every year, will fast appear, I shall not do as heretofore, The night's far spent, 'tis My intent And if Believers are but few The Famine shall appear: In three years time, behold the sign!!! When the new date is three, * See First Book, p. 18, three divines and four others went to enquire into the truth, and the promises were fulfilled in 1801, 1802, and 1303, of plenty. + That is 1800. |