#A Warning-piece to all drunkards and health-drinkers faithfully collected from the works of English and foreign learned authors of good esteem, Mr. Samuel Ward and Mr. Samuel Clark, and others ...# A Warning-piece to all drunkards and health-drinkers faithfully collected from the works of English and foreign learned authors of good esteem, Mr. Samuel Ward and Mr. Samuel Clark, and others ...

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1. THE PREFACE.

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1. A COLLECTION Of Some part of A SERMON Long since Preached by Mr. SAMUEL WARD of IPSWICH, Entituled, A Wo to Drunkards: He lived in the dayes of Famous King JAMES, and was like Righteous Lot, whose Soul was vexed with the wicked Conversation of the Sodomites: He published divers other good Sermons. His Text was in

   _ Here followeth above one Hundred and twenty various, sad, and fearful Examples of Gods Judgments on notorious Drunkards and Health-Drinkers in England and Foreign Countreys, with the places they Lived in; twelve of the chief are Graved on Copper Plates, to deterr all others from the like Provoking Sins, least the like Judgments do befall them.

   _ Scripture Examples of Drunkenness.

   • Scriptural Examples.

   _ More Scriptural Examples of Drunkenness, and how that great Sin hath been punished.

   _ Other Examples Forreign and Domestick.

   _ More Forreign Examples of Drunkenness and Drunkards.

   _ More Examples worthy of serious Consideration.

   _ I shall here give you a short Relation how Nathaniel Butler, who murthered his Friend John Knight in Milk-street, London, August 6. Ann. 1657. behaved himself.

   _ Here followeth a True Relation of the Wicked Life, and Shameful-happy Death of Thomas Savage; Imprisoned, Justly condemned, and Twice Executed at Ratcliff, for his Bloody Fact in Killing his Fellow-servant, on Wednesday, Octob. 28. 1668. A Common Drunkard, is the fittest man to make a debauched. Health-drinker of, they are so near akin _ Ten several Arguments to prove that Drunkenness is a great, a Dangerous and a Woful Sin. Arg. 1. That Drunkenness is expresly against the command of God.(1.) Drunkenness is plainly and exprArg. 2. It is a Beastly Sin.Drunkennss is a beastly Sin, in depriving a man of his Reason, and makesArg. 3. It is a mischievous Sin both to Body, Soul, and Estate.Drunkenness is a most Mischievous SinArg. 4. Drunkenness is the Cause of many other Sins.The greatness of the Sin of Drunkenness will appArg. 5. Drunkenness is such an abominable Sin, that it brings down National Judgments: whole NationsArg. 6. Drunkards oft-times dye in the Act of Sin.Drunkenness appears to be a great Sin, because oftArg. 7. It unfits a man for the Service of God.Drunkenness makes a man unfit for any good work, unfiArg. 8. It will Exclude a man out of Heaven.Drunkenness is such an odious Sin, that the Lord hath toArg. 9. It is a damnable Sin.Drunkenness is a damnable Sin; a Sin for which men shall be condemned tArg. 10. It is a Bewitching Sin, very hardly left by those that are addicted to it.Drunkenness is an _ HIS MAJESTIES PROCLAMATION AGAINST Vicious, Debauch'd, and Prophane Persons, and against drinking his Health.

   _ See the Dialogue between Tory and Timothy in the Weekly Pacquet of Aug. 5. 1681. This passage:

   _ Such as will not refrain from Intemperate drinking, and be reclamed by Scripture, Arguments, and Examples, let the regard of their Bodily Health move them: From these weighty reasons of Doctor Maynwaring's, shewing how it impairs their Health many wayes.

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