1 Corinthians x: 4: And did all drink the same spiritual drink

Ye Angells bright, pluck from your Wings a Quill;  
Make me a pen thereof that best will write:  
Lend me your fancy, and Angellick skill  
To treate this Theme, more rich than Rubies bright.  
My muddy Inke, and Cloudy fancy dark 5.
Will dull its glory, lacking highest Art. 

An Eye at Centre righter may describe  
The Worlds Circumferentiall glory vast,  
As in its nutshell bed it snugs fast ti’de,  
Than any angells pen can glory Cast  
Upon this Drink Drawn from the Rock, tapt by 5.
The Rod of God, in Horeb, typickly.  

Sea water straind through Mineralls, Rocks, and Sands  
Well Clarifi’de by Sunbeams, Dulcifi’de,  
Insipid, Sordid, Swill, Dishwater stands.  
But here’s a Rock of Aqua-Vitae tri’de.  
When once God broacht it, out a River came 5.
To bath and bibble in, for Israels train.  

Some Rocks have sweat. Some Pillar[s] bled out tears,  
But here’s a River in a Rock up tun[n]’d  
Not of Sea Water nor of Swill. Its beere!  
No Nectar like it. Yet it once Unbun[g]d  
A River down out runs through ages all. 5.
A Fountain opte, to wash off Sin and Fall.  

Christ is this Horebs Rock, the streames that slide  
A River is of Aqua Vitae Deare  
Yet costs us nothing, gushing from his side:  
Celestiall Wine our Sinsunk souls to cheare.  
This Rock and Water, Sacramentall Cup 5.
Are made, Lords Supper Wine for us to sup.  

This Rock’s the Grape that Zions Vineyard bore  
Which Moses Rod did smiting pound, and press  
Untill its blood, the brooke of Life, run ore.  
All Glorious Grace, and Gracious Righteousness.  
We in this brook must bath: and with faiths quill 5.
Suck Grace, and Life out of this Rock our fill.  

Lord, oynt me with this Petro oyle. I’m sick.  
Make mee drinke Water of the Rock. I’m dry.  
Me in this fountain wash. My filth is thick.  
I’m faint, give Aqua Vitae or I dy.  
If in this stream thou cleanse and Chearish mee 5.
My Heart thy Hallelujahs Pipe shall bee.