so far as you were able, Your holiness and ways redress, Preparing unextinguishable fire your bane, and drink damnation, and from the world conceals. Idolaters, Adulterers, be brought to punishment; Who stopt their Ear, and would not hear Whom Christ hath brought unto this blessed state! He was invited, probably in the autumn of 1654, to settle at Malden, as the successor of Rev.Marmaduke Matthews, but owing to long-continued sickness was not ordained there till 1656. thy Grace bestowd thus. Like Rebels still, who think to strain his Glory This seemed plausible at the time and for the century and a half to come, though interest notably flagged in the following hundred-fifty years. All Earthly things mans cravings answer not, on American popular writing, Sensational Designs. Many believe Shakespeare's sonnets are addressed to two different people he may have known. And what I only prize. a number, numberless, And that they are from rest as far For all that live and die impenitent. the ground and reason why How oft did love you gently move, False-witness-bearers and self-forswearers, Him there to praise with sweetest lays, With such a look as trembling strook Then shall you feel the truth of what you hear, The fifth edition is said to have been published in 1701. Oh happy they that live for aye, That the tutor was faithful to his trust, we have evidence from the sketch of the funeral sermon appended to this work, preached by Rev.Cotton Mather, D.D., son of Increase, who probably derived his information from his father. They were Bible students and men of prayer. Tell him thy Sins deserve eternal wrath, Farewell, ye Sons of Men, who do not savor So at the last, whilst men sleep fast Meanwhile my Soul shall enter into Peace, Or me accuse, who do refuse This article related to a poem is a stub. And late Repentance seldom proveth true, Captains and Men of Might, and only his Trespass, and sentence of Damnation! Acts 17:31. Over its two hundred and twenty-four stanzas (the longest of any poem in the Colonial Period), The Day of Doom is an argument to encourage the faithful and challenge the faithless through describing plainly how scripture depicts the amazement (and later the judgment per se) of the unwise. Which else would check and cheer full freely those A Wind, a Flower, a Vapor, and a Bubble, We hated vice and set great price, If he delay to answer thy request, trembling their loins surpriseth; C. S. Westcott & Co., Printers, 79 John street. Another day to spend upon thy lust, (If all the World should fall to one mans lot) and drownd their cares and fears, 3:7, 8, 9., Amos 6:3, 4, 5, 6. No Sin so small and trivial, Except in Truth you speedily repent. He used all means imaginable to make his Pupils not only good Scholars, but also good Christians, and instil into them those things which might render them rich Blessings unto the Churches of God. In vain do they to Mountains say, A Short discourse on Eternity With greater force and violence, He that was erst a Husband piercd I have attaind what I seek. and grudge at others weal? Christ begins for their great sins, of Gospel grace refusd And he shall find small joy in evil deeds. Moreover this consider, that the longer the sun, or not been born. If Wealth or Scepters could Immortal make, Which in our Ears aloud should ever sound. Eternal life to win? by Law unalterable, These Composures have had their Acceptance and Advantage among that sort of Readers; and one of them, the Day of Doom, which has been often Reprinted in both Englands, may find our Children till the Day itself arrive. By wickedness, and after to be sorry? Or else their hearts may quite estrangd be, and sorrows many a one; is that which he doth prize; Murdrers and Men of Blood, 8:29, 30, and 11:7. before Christs Judgment seat, (their hearts were not sincere,) if he at first had stood? Great Alexander, whats become of thee? What wilt thou do without an Advocate, Farewell, vile Body, subject to decay. whom God did so betrust, In the first stanza of 'An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum,' Stephen Spender presents the images of the children studying in the elementary school. hath your obedience flown; in this vast Wilderness, Taught for to soar above the Starry Skies, through frequency of use; 3:17. When opend is the door. 4th Feb., 1689-90, d. 3d Sept., 1768. Can God delight in such a sight Do thou my head and heart inspire, all to his voice attend: nor Cyphers make a Sum; O thou that dost thy Glory most who have not thee rejected, Who hath paid dear for Mans Redempti-on. It doth agree with Equity For as the Tree doth fall, right so it lies, today? and guerdon glorious; Heb. And every one that hath misdone, And thee almost inclosed with the same: You may with reason share in his treason, but you have broke my Laws. His next colleague was Rev.Thomas Cheever, son of his early teacher, the celebrated New England schoolmaster, Ezekiel Cheever, author of Latin Accidence. nor how falln men be savd, In him that might unto thine hurt redound? and throughly hate all sin, and gan to make their pleas; and thus my Grace confine? for it would not be free, It is in vain your wits to strain To which theyre brought beyond what thought Mercy refusd and Grace misusd Is not God graci-ous? Yourselves deceiving by your believing, And their own lustre reaves them of their sight. Then answerd unto their dread, Where Fears and Tears, where Sin and Smart shall cease. That lovd true dealing and hated stealing, Cannot his Mercy great, From Judges ire, more hot than Fire, As most that tread upon the ground, Until the King of Terrors you surprise, Stand still, ye Heavns, and be astonishd, From dismal days, or Deaths prevailing powr. But we have in thy presence been, and wholly laid aside; Ye sons of men that durst contemn Whose everlasting strength And now hes gone beyond the Eaters reach. whose Power Imperial, Who had no care to get a share to God, nor unto Men. And to Christs Work an awkward Instrument. The saints rejoice thereat guilt more than can be told. do stand the Judge before. Which set the Earths Foundati-ons on fire. It was Siegfried Sassoon who gave the poem the title 'Anthem'. and feel his Angers heat. These Lines so well to speed, -- and their God. But unto you I shall allow No sorrow like to this. The Day of Doom speaks to the hearts and minds of all believers who sacrificed their "earthly" lifestyles in order to gain something more joyous than what couldn't possibly be received here on earth. Nor will I laud, no, not in jest, John 3:18., John 3:19, etc. When he shall be reveald in flaming fire. Why so defild, and made so vild, That I thine holy Name may praise. Yet find some ease compard to these, Whose little heart would all the World contain, We died in youth before full growth, If he had stood, then all his brood If but in part you have come short, Words that contain in them A History of a Life more Valuable than I have seen a Volume in Folio. In the darkness of night he saw its frightful forms arise, and was thus driven to seek the ark of safety from the wrath of Jehovah. This poem speaks volumes in reference to the Puritan faith and how easy it is to forget about the Puritan morals and values if you are not careful.This is why the Puritan religion was not a religion that was "only practiced on Sunday; it was a way of life" (Emerson). God unto Babes reveals, But that the good obtaind surmounts the cost. But who can tell the plagues of Hell, When those in Glory shall be right sorry Eschew Will-worship and Idolatry. your hearts abomination? Assaild me round about. I am a Debtor too, These godly parents of mine meeting with opposition and persecution for Religion, because they went from their own Parish church to hear ye word and Receiv ye Lords supper &c, took up resolutions to pluck up their stakes and remove themselves to New England: and accordingly they did so, Leaving dear Relations, friends and acquaintance, their native Land, a new built house, a flourishing Trade, to expose themselves to ye hazzard of ye seas, and to ye Distressing difficulties of a howling wilderness, that they might enjoy Liberty of Conscience and Christ in his ordinances. Tell him thouh hast an unbelieving heart, the best of Pleasures be! no better than our mates.. Then came in view another crew, know a Christians task? which made me sigh and groan. none can Election claim; If Beauty could the Beautiful defend that never can be mended, As might constrain to so great pain, we never had the powr? put not off Repentance till to-morrow, when God shall cease to reign themselves by making pleas; four thousand years well near, yourselves were held more fast? deprive them of his love. Are there any literary works (or other kinds of writing) today that approximate amongst the best were numberd, And give the lie to that which I do say. the Son of God most dread, Of endless pains and scalding flames, Lest God (that is most Holy, Wise, and Just) Exod. It pleased God, when the distress of the Church in Malden did extremely call for it, wondrously to restore his Faithful Servant. are turnd to joyful streams; For thy condition is as happy now had been establishd A Soul more worth than Crowns and Diadems; Until that all, both great and small, But, Lord, say they, we went astray, Read whoso list, and ponder what he reads, Between his use of a rhythmic meter and rhyming lines, his vivid depictions of confrontations between sinners and their God, and his frequent allusions to the bible, Wigglesworth strategically appeals to the reader's ethos, pathos, and logos. With mighty powr, the self-same hour, Horror the World doth fill Our true intent was to repent By their example that had more ample Who to evade the guilt thats laid And live they must whilst God is just, Godly mens examples misleading For I do much abominate Had closd their eyes; yea, and the Wise Mat. As men are wont their garments up to fold; He that may choose, or else refuse, You think If we had been as he You little card, nor once prepard Know therefore all both great and small, than all they feel beside; Davids affliction bred us many a Psalm, A larger Volume been. Of my Felicity the Hastener. So far surpass whatever was Meanwhile stand fast, the Truth of God maintain, When he requires a reason at thy hands, For Mercys day is past away To lie in woe and undergo Gen.18:25., Isa. as is well known to thee. guide me by thy sacred Sprite, This makes them roar for great horror, The Judge is just, and plague them must, Gods Laws express that righteousness (with just austerity) Trent, William P. and Wells, Benjamin W., https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=The_Day_of_Doom&oldid=1141644816, Short description is different from Wikidata, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0, This page was last edited on 26 February 2023, at 02:35. my Yoke, their Charity I hope I may enjoy my carnal ease And of Gods Image made to be partaker: evn of the least offense; so in self-love they end. Dead bodies all rise at his call, and Heirs of Heaven hight. from such a fearful state. The poem was to serve a purpose of ensuring that children and adults are instructed to obey Puritan faith, especially in a period where parishioners were falling away from the church doctrine. when fifty thousand year, your sins are pardond. before the Judges face. That rule, and are in highest Places set, Should see thy house all on a burning flame, Plea of examples of betters I was indeed studious and strove to outdoe my compeers, but it was for honour and applause and preferment and such poor Beggarly ends. Is sin a thing that must procure thee sorrow, Or plead, when thus thy state is desperate? They all draw near and seek to clear Wigglesworth's epic poem is widely regarded as America's first "best-seller," a name with men t acquire; But when I was now in my fourteenth year, my Father, who I suppose was not wel satisfied in keeping me from Learning whereto I had been designed from my infancy, and not judging me fit for husbandry, sent me to school again, though at that time I had little or no disposition to it, but I was willing to submit to his authority therein and accordingly I went to school under no small disadvantage and discouragement, seing those that were far inferior to me, by my discontinuance now gotten far before me. twixt Heirs of woe and bliss. and to reform our way. though long, yet is more little. He that fore-sees and fore-decrees, we might take liberty.. But wearied and worn out. and cloaks for wickedness.. And teach the Sons of Men thy ways. All this, quoth he, may granted be, Their mouths are shut, each man is put In such a perilous and deadly way. But you, vile Race, rejected Grace, O glorious sight! Oh! of Civil honest Men, And fills their sprights with such delights, therein, while time did last. Whatever end vain men pretend, For the last century, however, the reputation of the Day of Doom has waned, and few at the present day know it except by reputation. Then might you hear them rend and tear both his and yours it was. a Song of endless Praise; What mortal man can with a Span Although you were from faults so clear, The first and second stanzas are thirteen words long, the third is: five, the fourth: three, and the final stanza is four lines long. Web. Art thou of force his Power to withstand? The Day of Doom Summary Everything you need to understand or teach The Day of Doom. Rule Earth below, and Heavn ahove. Thou art a lump of wickedness become, What! You lovd the Creature more than th Creator, No warning could prevail; you would and unto Judgment come. Away theyre chasd by the strong blast they cease, and plead no longer; That they of bliss and happiness you usd these practices. Soul, take thine ease, let sorrow cease, much good thou hast in store: This was their Song, their Cups among, the Evening before. That they must there be made to bear and close Impiety, Deut. That to the ground without effect Grief ministers a flood of tears, (2) Wallowing in all kind of sin, vile wretches lay secure: And cease to be, themselves to free in idle purposes; Sets with similar terms. of Life and of Salvation; Such is this World, with all her Pomp and Glory; As if they were some others, not the same! Not we, but he ate of the Tree, yet grudge you not therefore. cannot his powr withstand; But to thyself thy Servant gathring take. But did presume that to assume than is the smallest tittle. Yet shall the Years of Sinners tears, and quite disgrace my Cheer? by Ladders of your own. They oft did make, but always brake all Christs afflicted ones, Not that his style is wholly prosaic, for there are passages in his writings that are truly poetical, both in thought and expression, and which show that he was capable of attaining a higher position as a poet than can now be claimed for him. Had your intent been to repent, In costly Verse, and most laborious Rhymes, You would have sought light as you ought, No sooner said, but tis obeyd; Had they full coffers to make large offers, in places under ground: Clothd with Strength and Immortality; For in a moment, whilst men Peace do cry, All stand before their Savi-or, Earnd this reward, that none regard How could we sin that had not been, To every sin, you livd therein, But when I had been there about three years and a half; God in his Love and Pitty to my soul wrought a great change in me, both in heart and Life, and from that time forward I learnt to study with God and for God. Such aggravations, where no evasions, Luke 12:20, 21., Acts 8:13. The Day of Doom is a 224-stanza poem about Judgment Day. Out of their holes those creeping Moles, For first, notwithstanding his great weakness of body, yet he Lived til I was so far brought up as that I was called to be a fellow of ye Colledge and improved in Publick servdce there, and until I had preached several Times; yea and more than so, he Lived to see and hear what God had done for my soul in turning me from Darkness to light and from ye power of Sathan unto God, which filled his heart full of joy and thankfulness beyond what can be expressed. and torments exquisite? And yet are oft surprised unawares, Could Strength or Valor men Immortalize, but now must not come near. Pretended want of opportunity to repent Would not the Light shining more bright, No lewd toss-pots, no drunken sots, Nor will he hear, or cry or tear, Steept is thy seed; though dying every day; We sinners were, say they, tis clear, No Toys, nor Fables (Poets wonted crimes) only to imitate Have publishd for thine use. Stout Hannibal, Romes Terror known so far? The weepers now shall laugh; the jovial laughter Mat. Not long afterward he was chosen one of the fellows of the corporation. Resurrection All brought to judgment before the Judge appear. That I in Print appear, whom Christ acquits, return. This your excuse shews your abuse And think you by Hypocrisy, Before the opportunity be past. All these have them forsaken; In 1686 he preached an Election Sermon, which was printed by the colony. and bought felicity; Are most inclind to scorn their Bretheren, But what was hard you never card O happy Dogs, and Swine, and Frogs, Whose voice makes deaf men hear and dead men live. that Death upon them draw. and vengeance feeds the flame. before the Northern wind. And trifled with the Gospels glorious Light; I am, alas! Look up to Christ for his attractive powr, The Heathens plea Know that ofttimes he doth it for the best; they cannot pass, You had a season; what was your reason urgency; at a time when parishioners were falling away from the church, 1:11, 15., Rom. wonts not from pride to shoot. If such a friend should break thy door and wake thee, He took a short voyage unto another Country for the Recovery of his Health; which, though he recovered not, yet at his Return I find him comforting himself with inserting of this Passage in his Reserved Papers: Peradventure the Lord Removed me for a season that he might set a better Watchman over his Flock, and a more painful Laborer in his Vineyard. And how will you to curse yourselves begin. Why chastenings, and evils things, He that the Light, because tis slight, Your fancies fed on heavnly Bread, While Nature, with a look so . lo, Israels Holy One! He wanting help was fain to take me off from school to follow other employments for ye space of 3 or 4 years, until I had lost all that I had gained in the Latin Tongue. or imitate their grace. of other mens offense, not till then? what if you were surprizd? Where day and night, without respite, Michael Wigglesworth and his poem "The Day of Doom" was an extremely popular poem in 1662. Had we applied ourselves and tried Out of the Earth no true Contentment springs, His Faithfulness continued when his Ministry was thus interrupted. The Judge replies: I gave you eyes, a further answer make. and lovd him the more, Apostates base and run-aways, our lives and our estates; Of great and small, vile wretches all, iniquity therein. that was of greater haste? through Adam so much good, hath usd to despise, depravd and forlorn? It would annoy (if not destroy) And put it off until it be too late, to rescue and secure, The World so wide is but a stride, And eke my Sprite to frame you right, Or has His wingd Hosts fly through all coasts, For surely none but God alone, Some rashly leap into the Deep, Or frown upon him for his good desert? This of my Sorrows was an aggravation; Note.In the foregoing Autobiography the original spelling is retained. Heb. How many thousands hath this strong delusion I have at length obtaind Liberty And make the Judge thy Friend; when Virtue turns to Vice; Unto my holy Table? Not with intent to drive us from his door, Save unto God in Christ alone. For then it was that I did pass I have in thee enjoyd but little Pleasure. And send thee Counsels from the mouth o th Grave. so are their numbers more when as it them accusd,). A Dream, a lifeless Picture finely drest. And then thou art undone forevermore. and naught shall them annoy, Oh! Where Floods, where Flames, where Foes cannot bereave him! Whom injure I? nor sank amidst their groans; And think you by such honesty should they themselves apply? 32:26. The precise date of his ordination is not known, but it must have been subsequent to August 25, 1656, for his letter of dismission from the church at Cambridge bears that date. to any of this Crew. thus for themselves to say: That thou the things of thine own peace Over its two hundred and twenty-four stanzas (the longest of any poem in the Colonial Period), The Day of Doom is an argument to encourage the faithful and challenge the faithless through describing plainly how scripture depicts the amazement (and later the judgment per se) of the unwise. you put so much upon When he lay a Dying, some one spoke to him about his having secured his Interest in the Favor of Heaven, and his Assurance of that Interest. 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