Home / Daybook Entries / 30 Apr.
Daybook Entries · THE BAITING OF THE TRAP, 1585-1586

30 Apr.

THE BAITING OF THE TRAP, 1585-1586 - topics: travel,court_patronage,household_family,health_illness,letters_books,angelic_spiritual

Index Card

30 Apr. - Daybook Entries. Records travel, court patronage, household family, health illness, letters books: May-Even.

Summary

Records travel, court patronage, household family, health illness, letters books: May-Even. Praga:. Mane circa 8. After certain prayers had been poured forth to God, and having offered thanks for yesterday's miracle, we asked God for his advice about what should be done further about that miracle, &c., and what we should do with the Lord...

Section

THE BAITING OF THE TRAP, 1585-1586

Topics

travel,court_patronage,household_family,health_illness,letters_books,angelic_spiritual

Entry text

May-Even. Praga:. Mane circa 8. After certain prayers had been poured forth to God, and having offered thanks for yesterday's miracle, we asked God for his advice about what should be done further about that miracle, &c., and what we should do with the Lord Rosenberg: whether we should admit him to our friendship and holy alliance, and what to do about his offer of a house. E.K.: 'A voice cometh down right before me saying: "Thou William.'" A pause. E.K.: 'Who is this William?' VOICE: 'Thou William.' A pause.: 'I suspect it to be the Lord Rosenberg.' VOICE: 'Thou William of Rosenberg.' A greater pause. VOICE: 'This day in the Blood of the Lamb, do 1 pronounce forgiveness of sins upon thee: and for a sign and token, thy loins shall be opened, and thy seed shall be multiplied upon earth.' A great pause. VOICE (to ~): 'Behold, 1 have given thee unto Rosenberg, him also have I given unto thee. In the year 88, I will send out my visitation that the ends of the world may be known, and that justice may appear in the garments of her unmeasurable honour.2 'In the mean season, I will bless you abundantly with all the gifts and seeds of nature. See therefore that you work, and labour that your hands may bring forth fruit, the increase of the Lord. 'Six Actions you shall have: the seventh is the Sabbath of the Lord. 'Pucci is defiled, and shall not be partaker of these six visitations to come.' d: 'We lack (0 Lord) his recantation written by his own hand. I cannot find it in the books restored.' VOICE: 'Those books let them be kept of thee, as committed unto thy custody by me. And see that they be never opened until the sixth Action to come. 'For behold, you are yet in the wilderness. Therefore be silent. 'Unto William, notwithstanding (hereafter) all things may be known, and made manifest.' We read all and had long discourse of all, and at last I asked thus: 'What shall I say unto Rosenberg of your present merciful dealing and intent toward him?' VOICE: 'That which is said of him, that, say thou unto him. 'Move no more questions.'

Retained Text

May-Even. Praga:. Mane circa 8. After certain prayers had been poured forth to God, and having offered thanks for yesterday's miracle, we asked God for his advice about what should be done further about that miracle, &c., and what we should do with the Lord Rosenberg: whether we should admit him to our friendship and holy alliance, and what to do about his offer of a house. E.K.: 'A voice cometh down right before me saying: "Thou William.'" A pause. E.K.: 'Who is this William?' VOICE: 'Thou William.' A pause.: 'I suspect it to be the Lord Rosenberg.' VOICE: 'Thou William of Rosenberg.' A greater pause. VOICE: 'This day in the Blood of the Lamb, do 1 pronounce forgiveness of sins upon thee: and for a sign and token, thy loins shall be opened, and thy seed shall be multiplied upon earth.' A great pause. VOICE (to ~): 'Behold, 1 have given thee unto Rosenberg, him also have I given unto thee. In the year 88, I will send out my visitation that the ends of the world may be known, and that justice may appear in the garments of her unmeasurable honour.2 'In the mean season, I will bless you abundantly with all the gifts and seeds of nature. See therefore that you work, and labour that your hands may bring forth fruit, the increase of the Lord. 'Six Actions you shall have: the seventh is the Sabbath of the Lord. 'Pucci is defiled, and shall not be partaker of these six visitations to come.' d: 'We lack (0 Lord) his recantation written by his own hand. I cannot find it in the books restored.' VOICE: 'Those books let them be kept of thee, as committed unto thy custody by me. And see that they be never opened until the sixth Action to come. 'For behold, you are yet in the wilderness. Therefore be silent. 'Unto William, notwithstanding (hereafter) all things may be known, and made manifest.' We read all and had long discourse of all, and at last I asked thus: 'What shall I say unto Rosenberg of your present merciful dealing and intent toward him?' VOICE: 'That which is said of him, that, say thou unto him. 'Move no more questions.'