high,

        , present, future he beholds,

        to his onely Son foreseeing spake.

        Onely begotten So t rage [ 80 ]

        transports our adversarie, whom no bounds

        Prescribd, no barrs of he s

        on    the main Abyss

        ide interrupt     he seems

        On desparate reveng, t shall redound [ 85 ]

        Upon his own rebellious head. And now

        traint broke loose he wings his way

        Not farr off s of light,

        Directly toed orld,

        And Man t, o assay [ 90 ]

        If roy, or worse,

        By some false guile pervert; and s

        For man will o his glozing lyes,

        And easily trahe sole and,

        Sole pledge of his obedience: So will fall, [ 95 ]

        ?

        e, he had of mee

        All    and right,

        Suffit to ood, to fall.

        Suced all thereal Powers [ 100 ]

        And Spirits, botood and them who faild;

        Freely tood wood, and fell who fell.

        Not free, hey have givn sincere

        Of true allegiance, stant Faith or Love,

        t do, appeard, [ 105 ]

        Not    praise could they receive?

        pleasure I from such obedience paid,

        hen ill and Reason (Reason also is choice)

        Useless and vain, of freedom both despoild,

        Made passive botie, [ 110 ]

        Not mee. tht belongd,

        So ed, nor    justly accuse

        te,

        As if predestination over-ruld

        te Decree [ 115 ]

        Or hemselves decreed

        t, not I: if I foreknew,

        Foreknowledge ,

        ain unforeknown.
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