The
Prouerbes
of
HN.
These
are
the
Prouerbes
and
mysticall
Sentences
of
HN.
which
Hee
⁏
in
the
Dayes
of
his
Olde-age
;
hath
spoken
or
vttered-fourth
,
nakedlie
and
vncouered
,
before
the
Children
of
the
Kingdom
and
Howse
of
Loue
.
But
before
such
as
are
ther-without
,
in
Similitudes
or
secreat
Sayinges
.
The
First
Chapiter
.
IN
the
Begining
of
the
Creation
of
Heauen
and
of
Earth
[
a
](A08225-e10280-b)
a
Gen.
1.
a.
and
of
the
Garnishing
of
thesame
·
and
of
the
[
b
](A08225-e10290-b)
b
Gen.
1.
c.
Man
Adam
,
God
opened
or
declared
the
2.
But
now
besides
thissame
,
the
Man
tooke
on
him
[
c
](A08225-e10320-b)
c
Gen.
3.
●…
.
to
knowe
that
which
hee
knew
not
/
to
see
,
that
hee
sawe
not
/
and
to
doo
,
that
hee
did
not
.
And
thatsame
which
was
nothing
,
was
the
Euell
or
Vngodlynes
/
which
[
d
](A08225-e10330-b)
d
Sap.
1.
b.
2.
c
the
Man
,
in
his
Falling-away
from
God
,
fel-vnto
/
wher-through
also
,
thesame
Knowledge
wrought
in
the
Man
,
the
Euell
or
That
which
is
vngodlie
/
because
hee
knewe
or
vnderstoode
not
Thatsame
which
is
nothing
,
as
Nothing
/
and
sawe
not
into
it
,
as
Nothing
:
but
accepted
thesame
for
Somthing
/
and
vnderstood
or
conceaued
thesame
Knowledge
,
partlie
for
Good
/
and
partlie
for
Euell
.
3.
And
through
thesame
Science
or
Knowledg
,
the
Man
intermixed
his
Beeing
and
Memorie
⁏
which
were
in
all
,
[
e
](A08225-e10350-b)
e
Gen.
1.
c.
2.
a
b.
c.
Good
;
with
the
Nothingnes
or
That
which
was
nothing
,
being
[
f
](A08225-e10360-b)
f
Gen.
3.
a.
b.
voyde
of
Beeing
and
Life
/
which
also
was
nether
Nature
nor
Elementish
/
nether
had
it
any
Memorie
or
Vnderstanding
.
And
That
was
the
Euell
or
Vngodlynes
,
insteed-of
⁏
or
besides
;
the
Good
or
that
which
is
Godlie
/
the
Death
,
insteed
of
the
Life
/
the
Lye
,
insteed
of
the
Trueth
/
the
Darknes
,
insteed
of
the
Light
/
and
the
disobedient
Knowledg
which
[
g
](A08225-e10380-b)
g
Gen.
3.
a.
b.
the
Serpent
requireth
,
insteed
of
the
Obedience
which
God
requireth
:
and
thesame
disobedient
Knowledg
,
is
the
false
Light
/
wherthrough
[
h
](A08225-e10390-b)
h
Eccli.
37.
a.
the
whole
Worlde
,
is
so
becom
repleanished
with
Falshod
/
and
wherwith
also
the
Man
⁏
as
consubstantiated
;
hath
intermixed
himself
/
and
which
also
hath
opened
his
Eyes
,
to
his
owne
Self-seeking
:
and
hee
is
ther-through
becom
seeing
,
of
that
which
hee
yetnotwithstanding
sawe
not
/
and
knowing
also
,
that
which
hee
yet-notwithstanding
knew
not
:
and
euenso
through
thesame
false
Light
of
the
disobedient
Knowledg
,
Adam
tooke
on
him
⁏
against
God
and
the
Requiring
of
his
Woord
;
to
be
[
i
](A08225-e10400-b)
i
Gen.
3.
●…
.
wyse
and
knowledgfull
himself
,
as
God
:
and
euenso
⁏
according
to
his
taken-on
Knowledg
;
hee
knew
both
Good
and
Euell
:
hee
sawe
also
Good
and
Euell
:
hee
did
likewise
Good
and
Euell
:
and
brought-fourth
also
[
k
](A08225-e10410-b)
k
Gen.
4.
●…
.
good
and
euell
Children
.
4.
See
/
euen-thus
ther
was
with
the
Man
,
vpon
the
Earth
/
as-well
Darknes
,
as
Light
/
sowell
Falshod
and
Deceit
,
as
Singlemyndednes
and
Faithfulnes
/
and
as-well
Disobedience
,
as
Obedience
:
So
that
by
that
occasion
/
ther
was
on
the
Earth
,
as-well
Death
,
as
Life
:
and
the
Children
of
Adam
walked-fourth
partlie
singlemyndedlie
and
obedientlie
,
in
the
Light
/
and
were
inclyned
[
l
](A08225-e10440-b)
l
Gen.
4.
a.
b.
c
to
the
Good
:
and
partlie
also
subtillie
/
and
deceitfull
,
in
the
Darknes
/
and
were
inclyned
to
the
Euell
:
And
those
were
the
Fruites
[
m
](A08225-e10450-b)
m
Gen.
3.
a.
of
the
Good
and
of
the
Euell
/
wherthrough
the
Iniquitie
hath
so
ouer-measurablie
[
n
](A08225-e10460-b)
n
4.
Esdr.
4.
c.
multiplyed
itself
euery-where
,
among
the
Children
of
Men.
5.
Howbeit
/
the
Good
Fruites
increased
them
continuallie
,
in
the
Light
/
and
in
the
Obedience
which
God
requireth
:
and
the
Euell
Fruites
increased
them
continuallie
,
in
the
Darknes
/
and
in
the
disobedient
Knowledg
,
according
to
the
Requiring
of
the
Subtil-prudentie
of
the
Serpent
.
But
the
Euell
Fruites
[
o
](A08225-e10480-b)
o
Gen.
5.
6.
a.
augmented
or
increased
them
into
many
Multitudes
vpon
the
Earth
:
So
that
the
Euell
Fruites
became
many-mo●…
,
in
the
Darknes
/
then
the
Good
Fruites
,
in
the
Light
.
And
so
in
processe-of-time
,
the
Euell
Fruites
with
the
subtill
Knowledg
in
the
Darknes
,
tooke-on
to
them
the
Dominion
and
Violent-power
,
vpon
the
Earth
.
And
it
had
euenso
his
Fourth-going
or
Continuaunce-of-course
,
till
vnto
Noe.
6.
WIth
Noe
God
declared
vpon
the
Earth
,
the
Seconde
Thorowe-breaking
of
his
true
Light
:
and
made
with
thesame
Light
,
a
Seperation
,
[
p
](A08225-e10550-b)
p
Gen.
6.
c.
4.
Esdr.
3.
b.
betwixt
the
Good
and
Euell
Fruites
/
and
betwixt
Those
that
liued
according
to
the
Institution
[
q
](A08225-e10560-b)
q
Gen.
4.
e.
of
Seth
,
and
were
of
the
right
Stocke
of
the
good
Beeing
of
God
/
[
r
](A08225-e10580-b)
r
Gen.
6.
b.
and
Them
which
had
corrupted
the
Waye
of
the
Fleash
/
and
liued
after
the
Lustes
of
their
Concupiscence
/
and
were
of
the
Stocke
or
Rase
of
the
Wicked
.
7.
Likewise
,
at
thesame
time
of
Noe
,
the
Lorde
destroyed
all
Fleash
that
had
[
s
](A08225-e10610-b)
s
Gen.
6.
b.
7
c
corrupted
his
Way
,
in
the
Euell
and
in
the
Darknes
.
And
so
it
became
knowen
and
manifest
/
that
the
Feare
of
God
,
was
or
rested
with
the
[
s
](A08225-e10620-b)
s
Gen.
9.
a.
b.
c
Good
Fruites
in
the
Light
.
and
that
ther
was
nothing
but
Feare
of
the
Euell
,
with
the
Euell
Fruites
in
the
Darknes
.
And
ther-out
it
proceeded
,
that
the
Euell
/
and
the
Degenerated
from
their
right
Stocke
,
enterprised
to
make-them
Fortresses-of-strength
/
and
[
t
](A08225-e10630-b)
t
Gen.
11.
a.
sought
their
Honour
and
Preseruation
through
the
Workes
of
their
owne
Handes
.
But
God
was
the
Strength
and
Preseruation
of
the
Good
.
8.
And
the
Euell
or
Degenerated
from
their
right
Stocke
,
[
v
](A08225-e10650-b)
v
4.
Isdr.
3.
b.
multiplyed
them
againe
into
many
Multitudes
/
and
into
manifolde
Generations
vpon
the
Earth
.
And
the
Lorde
with
his
Good
Frutes
,
reserued
or
kept
vpon
the
Earth
nomore
but
one
Stocke
or
Generation
[
x
](A08225-e10660-b)
x
Gen.
11.
c.
d.
that
feared
Him
/
and
liued
according
to
his
Lawe
:
and
that
was
the
Generation
of
Sem
,
out
of
Noe.
And
it
had
euenso
hys
Fourth-going
,
till
vnto
Abraham
.
9.
WIth
Abraham
God
declared
,
the
Third
Thorowe-breaking
of
his
true
Light
vpon
the
Earth
:
and
made
with
thesame
Light
,
a
Disseuering
or
Cleere-distinction
,
[
y
](A08225-e10740-b)
y
Gen.
12.
13.
b
14.
b.
17.
a.
b.
betwixt
Hys
People
⁏
which
Hee
chose
vnto
him
as
peculiar
,
to
an
holie
People
;
/
and
the
many-maner
of
People
and
Generations
of
the
Heathen
.
And
God
set
his
Couenant
betwixt
Him
and
his
People
/
and
made
therwith
a
Difference
,
betwixt
his
People
and
the
vncircumcised
Heathen
:
and
God
increased
and
multiplyed
his
People
؛the
Seede
of
Abraham
·
into
[
z
](A08225-e10790-b)
z
Gen.
35.
e.
49.
a.
b.
c.
d.
twelue
Generations
or
Trybes
:
and
they
dwelled
in
the
[
a
](A08225-e10800-b)
a
Gen.
47.
a.
b
Lande
of
Egipt
,
wher
they
[
b
](A08225-e10820-b)
b
Exod.
1.
a.
b
were
heald-in-subiection
by
the
Wicked
.
And
it
had
euenso
his
Fourth-going
,
till
vnto
Moses
,
[
c
](A08225-e10840-b)
c
Exod.
2.
a.
which
releassed
the
Seede
of
Abraham
,
from
that
Violent-power
/
[
d
](A08225-e10860-b)
d
Exod.
12.
13.
14.
and
lead
them
out
of
the
Lande
of
Egipt
.
10.
WIth
Moses
God
declared
,
the
Fourth
Thorowe-breaking
of
his
true
Light
,
vpon
the
Earth
.
and
also
manifested
therby
,
which
were
his
[
e
](A08225-e10900-b)
e
Exod.
19.
20.
a.
b.
c.
Ordinaunces
/
Lawe
/
and
Rites
,
wherin
his
People
had
alwayes
liued
/
and
who
were
the
right
Ministers
of
the
Priestes-office
of
hys
Lawe
.
And
Hee
made
euenso
⁏
with
thesame
Lights
a
cleere
Vnfolding
,
who
they
were
that
loued
God
and
his
Lawe
or
Ordinaunce
/
and
beleeued
Him
.
and
who
dispised
Him
&
his
Lawe
or
Ordinaunce
/
and
beleeued
not
.
And
it
had
euenso
his
Fourth-going
,
till
vnto
[
f
](A08225-e10910-b)
f
1.
Reg.
3.
Samuel
,
[
g
](A08225-e10930-b)
g
1.
Reg.
16.
Dauid
,
and
[
h
](A08225-e10950-b)
h
3.
Reg.
2.
b.
5.
b.
Salomon
:
the
kinglie
Seate
of
the
godlie
Maiestie
·
/
and
till
vnto
Gods
holie
Propheates
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
kinglie
Lawe
of
the
Maiestie
of
God
/
and
of
the
Ordinaunce
of
thesame
Priesthod
.
11.
WIth
Samuel
,
Dauid
,
and
Salomon
؛the
kinglie
Seate
of
the
godlie
Maiestie
·
/
and
with
Gods
holie
Propheates
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
kinglie
Lawe
of
the
godlye
Maiestie
/
and
of
the
Ordinaunce
of
thesame
Priesthod
,
God
declared
the
Fifth
Thorowe-breaking
of
his
true
Light
,
vpon
the
Earth
.
And
Hee
made
knowen
and
manifest
with
thesame
Light
,
the
Seate
of
his
godlie
Maiestie
:
Also
euidentlie
expressed
,
who
should
buylde
a
Temple
or
Howse
of
hys
Dwelling
,
[
i
](A08225-e11090-b)
i
3.
Reg.
5.
b.
6.
a.
b.
c.
d.
●…
.
a.
b.
c.
for
Him
and
his
Name
/
and
should
possesse
the
Seate
of
his
Maiestie
,
on
the
Earth
:
and
who
were
meete
for
to
minister
the
Priestes-office
/
and
to
witnes-fourth
his
Woorde
/
and
were
sent
of
Him
to
that
ende
:
and
who
were
[
k
](A08225-e11100-b)
k
3.
Reg.
13.
18
d.
c.
22.
c.
not
meete
for
to
minister
the
Priestes-office
/
and
for
to
witnes-fourth
the
Woorde
of
the
Lorde
·
nether-yet
sent
of
Him
.
And
that
had
euenso
his
Fourth-going
,
till
vnto
the
Destruction
of
Ierusalem
,
[
l
](A08225-e11110-b)
l
4.
Reg.
25.
b.
2.
Par.
36.
c.
d
of
the
Temple
of
the
Lorde
/
and
of
the
kinglie
Seate
of
the
godlie
Maiestie
vpon
the
Earth
.
and
till
vnto
the
kinglie
Prince
Zorobabel
in
Babilon
.
12.
WIth
Zorobabel
in
[
m
](A08225-e11160-b)
m
Agg.
2.
●…
Babilon
,
God
declared
the
Sixth
Thorowe-breaking
of
his
true
Light
,
vpon
the
Earth
.
And
made
with
thesame
Light
a
cleere
Diuersitie
,
by
whom
his
Vision
of
Peace
was
/
wherthrough
the
Citie
of
Ierusalem
and
the
[
n
](A08225-e11180-b)
n
1.
Esdr.
3.
c.
d
5.
a.
6.
a.
b.
Temple
of
the
Lorde
,
should
be
buylded
a-new
/
and
the
People
of
the
Lorde
brought
againe
ther-vnto
:
and
by
whom
the
Vision
of
Peace
was
hidden
/
and
to
whom
the
Darknes
or
Blindnes
was
com
/
wherthrough
the
People
were
lead-awaye
,
from
the
Vision
of
Peace
/
from
[
o
](A08225-e11200-b)
o
1.
Esd.
8.
9.
a
10.
a.
the
Temple
of
the
Lorde
/
and
from
their
Lande-of-inheritaunce
⁏
ether
Heritage
;
of
God
.
as
also
were
heald-captiue
[
p
](A08225-e11210-b)
p
2.
Par.
33.
b.
in
Babilon
,
and
liued
in
a
confused
Intanglement
:
in
such-sort
/
that
they
⁏
by
that
occasion
;
were
scattered
so
far-abrode
in
the
forraine
Regions
/
that
they
were
not
all
brought
againe
,
to
their
Land-of-inheritaunce
of
God
:
but
many
of
them
remained
dispersed
in
the
straunge
Countries
/
wheras
they
could
not
beholde
the
holie
[
q
](A08225-e11230-b)
q
Psal.
137.
●…
.
Citie
Ierusalem
,
nor
the
Temple
of
the
Lorde
/
nor-yet
the
Stoole
or
Seate
of
the
godlie
Maiestie
·
nether-yet
offer-vpp
or
bring
their
Oblation
and
Guiftes
to
the
Lorde
,
in
his
Sanctuarie
·
nor
sing
their
Songes
of
Sion
.
And
it
had
euenso
his
Fourth-going
till
vnto
[
r
](A08225-e11260-b)
r
Math.
1.
b.
Luk.
1.
c.
2.
a.
Iesus
Christ
,
in
the
Passe-ouer
of
his
Suffering
and
[
s
](A08225-e11280-b)
s
Math.
27.
c.
Luk.
23.
c.
Death
of
the
Crosse
,
to
the
Entraunce
into
his
Glorie
[
t
](A08225-e11290-b)
t
Mark
.
16.
b.
Luk.
24.
f.
Act.
1.
b.
at
the
Right-hand
of
God
his
Father
,
in
the
heauenlie
Beeing
:
from
whence
Hee
powred-fourth
[
v
](A08225-e11300-b)
v
Act.
2.
a.
his
holie
Spirit
on
his
Disciples
/
To
th
ende
that
they
⁏
through
thesame
holie
Spirit
;
should
[
x
](A08225-e11310-b)
x
Iohn
.
15.
c.
Act.
1.
b.
be
his
Witnesses
·
and
euenso
publish
to
the
People
of
the
Lorde
,
their
Releassing
/
and
the
Mercie-seate
of
the
godlie
Maiestie
.
and
that
thesame
was
[
y
](A08225-e11320-b)
y
Act.
10.
17.
c.
for
to
com
vnto
them
⁏
from
the
Right-hand
of
their
God
;
vpon
the
Earth
.
as
also
that
God
⁏
at
thesame
time
;
wolde
iudge
the
whole
Earth
with
Righteousnes
.
13.
WIth
thesame
Iesus
Christ
and
hys
Witnesses
,
God
declared
the
Seuenth
Thorowe-breaking
of
his
true
Light
,
vpon
the
Earth
:
and
made
with
thesame
Light
,
a
Diuersitie
or
sencible
Notice
,
with
whom
the
vpright
[
z
](A08225-e11360-b)
z
Iohn
.
8.
c.
Act.
1.
b.
10.
d
Faith
of
Abraham
,
and
the
Annointing
of
the
holie
Gost
,
was
:
who
were
the
right
Children
of
Abraham
:
and
who
acknowledged
Iesus
Christ
,
[
a
](A08225-e11400-b)
a
Act.
2.
d.
3.
c.
4.
5.
c.
to
be
their
Lorde
/
King
/
and
cheef
Priest
/
as
also
followed-after
Him
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
Beleef
:
And
Hee
manifested
euenso
through
thesame
Beleeuers
,
that
Hee
؛the
God
of
Heauen
·
wolde
⁏
in
the
appointed
Daye
of
the
Comming
of
Iesus
Christ
;
[
b
](A08225-e11450-b)
b
Act.
17.
d.
iudge
the
whole
Earth
with
Righteousnes
·
and
reueale
and
set-vpp
againe
the
[
c
](A08225-e11460-b)
c
Esa.
16.
b.
High-seate
of
his
godlie
Maiestie
,
vpon
the
Earth
.
14.
And
these
Beleeuers
in
Iesu
Christ
,
and
those
that
in
such-sort
confesse
or
acknowledg
Him
according
to
the
Trueth
,
are
the
true
and
holie
catholicke
Church
of
Iesu
Christ
,
vnto
the
which
all
Heathen
and
[
d
](A08225-e11500-b)
d
Math.
3.
a.
9.
b.
11.
c.
Act.
2.
d.
3.
c.
10.
c.
13.
d.
c.
15.
c.
&c.
sinfull
Men
⁏
to
Repentaunce
for
their
Sinnes
/
and
to
their
Iustification
from
thesame
;
are
called
and
bidden
,
through
the
Beleef
or
Fayth
of
Iesu
Christ
.
15.
All
which
verelie
⁏
from
the
time-fourth
of
the
Apostles
of
Christ
;
came-to-passe
,
to
the
Saluation
of
the
Gentiles
/
and
of
all
sinfull
Men
,
which
beleeued
in
Iesus
Christ
,
and
repented
them
/
to
theende
that
they
mought
[
e
](A08225-e11550-b)
e
Act.
2.
d.
3.
c.
constantlie
perseuer
⁏
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
Fayth
of
Iesu
Christ
;
in
the
Repentaunce
for
their
Sinnes
·
and
so
prepare
them
redie
against
the
Comming
of
their
Lorde
Iesus
Christ
.
and
that
they
mought
euenso
⁏
in
the
to-comming
Daye
of
the
righteous
[
f
](A08225-e11580-b)
f
Act.
10.
17.
d.
Iudgment
of
God
;
be
preserued
vnto
Godlines
.
and
becom
[
g
](A08225-e11590-b)
g
Math.
8.
b.
25.
d.
Ephe.
2.
b.
c.
Coheyres
⁏
in
the
Promises
and
Testamentes
of
the
holie
Fathers
;
with
Israel
and
Iuda
.
And
it
had
euenso
his
Fourth-going
,
till
vnto
the
Falling-asleape
of
the
Holyons
of
Iesu
Christ
.
16.
AFter
which
Falling-asleape
of
the
Holyons
of
Iesu
Christ
,
the
false
Christians
/
together
with
all
Iniquitie
and
Abhomination
of
Desolation
⁏
euenlike
as
the
holie
Propheat
[
h
](A08225-e11660-b)
h
Dan.
8.
9.
c.
Math.
24.
b.
Luk.
2●
.
c.
Daniel
,
and
also
Christ
and
his
Witnesses
,
had
forespoken
therof
;
are
entred-in
besides
the
Church
of
Christ
,
vpon
the
Earth
:
and
haue
euenso
vpon
the
Earth
,
vtterlie
laid-wast
the
true
Holie
of
the
Church
and
of
the
Tabernacle
of
Iesu
Christ
.
also
caused
the
daylie
Oblation
in
the
Holie
⁏
which
serueth
or
cometh-to-passe
to
the
Forgeeuing
and
Purging
of
Sinnes
;
/
and
the
true
God-seruice
⁏
which
extendeth
to
the
Renewing
of
the
Inward-man
;
to
ceasse
or
leaue-of
.
and
in
the
Place
of
the
Sanctuarie
of
God
,
set-vpp
the
[
i
](A08225-e11720-b)
i
Math.
24.
b.
2.
Tess.
2.
b.
Abhominations
of
Desolation
/
as
also
obtained
the
Victorie
ther-withall
:
wherthrough
also
⁏
among
Many
;
the
right
Loue
to
God
and
to
their
Neighbour
,
[
k
](A08225-e11730-b)
k
Math.
24.
a.
waxed-colde
in
euery-behalf
.
And
this
hath
had
euenso
his
Fourth-going
,
till
that
the
Lord
⁏
out-of
his
mercifull
Loue
;
raysed-vp
[
l
](A08225-e11740-b)
l
Iere.
13.
b.
the
gratious
Woorde
,
according
to
his
Promises
/
and
elected
HN
therto
,
for
to
minister
thesame
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
his
Loue
/
to
the
Reērecting
or
Restoring
of
his
true
Sanctuarie
/
and
of
the
true
Offering
and
Godseruice
in
thesame
.
17.
Through
which
gratious
Woord
and
HN
,
God
reuealed
the
Appeering
of
the
Comming
of
his
Christ
,
and
the
[
m
](A08225-e11800-b)
m
Act.
17.
d.
New
Daye
of
his
righteous
Iudgment
/
as
also
the
Flowing-fourth
of
his
holie
Spirit
of
Loue
,
to
the
Awaking
[
n
](A08225-e11810-b)
n
1.
Tess.
4.
b.
and
Rysingv●…p
of
all
his
Holyons
,
out-of
the
Sleape
/
[
o
](A08225-e11820-b)
o
Sap.
3.
a.
Math.
19.
d.
2.
Tess.
1.
a.
to
their
Glorious-lordlynes
with
Iesus
Christ
,
and
to
an
euerlasting
fast-standing
[
p
](A08225-e11840-b)
p
Esa.
9.
a.
D●…n.
2.
e.
7.
c
Apo.
12.
21.
a.
Kingdom
of
the
godlie
Maiestie
,
vpon
the
Earth
/
according
to
his
Promises
.
18.
EVen-thus
hath
God
declared
with
HN
,
the
Eight
Thorowe-breaking
of
his
true
Light
,
vpon
the
Earth
/
wherin
the
Lorde
؛the
God
of
Heauen
·
restored
the
former
Kingdom
with
his
Garnishing
/
together
with
all
that
[
q
](A08225-e11920-b)
q
Act.
3.
c.
which
God
hath
spoken
from
the
Beginning
of
the
Worlde
,
through
the
Mouth
of
his
holie
Propheates
/
and
of
the
Euangelistes
of
his
Christ
:
and
thesame
Eight
Thorowe-breaking
of
the
true
Light
of
God
vpon
the
Earth
,
is
the
New
Daye
/
to
the
Renewing
of
the
Life
/
which
God
hath
to-fore
appointed
,
to
reueale
thesame
in
the
last
Time
/
for
to
[
s
](A08225-e11950-b)
s
Math.
25.
d.
Iohn
.
5.
c.
Rom.
2.
a.
2.
Pet.
2.
●…
.
Condemnation
of
all
the
Enemies
of
God
and
Christ
,
together
with
all
the
Enemies
of
the
godlie
Life
/
and
Blaspheamers
of
his
holie
Spirit
and
Seruice
of
Loue
.
and
to
the
Erecting
of
his
true
Sanctuarie
؛the
[
t
](A08225-e11970-b)
t
Apo.
21.
●…
.
Seate
of
his
Maiestie
/
and
the
vpright
Gouernment
of
his
Holyons
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
his
Loue
·
vpon
the
Earth
/
and
also
for
to
declare
euenso
vpon
the
Earth
⁏
in
the
same
true
Light
of
the
New
or
Eight
Daye
;
the
Mysteries
of
God
and
Christ
,
euen
from
the
Be●…
ginning
of
the
Worlde
/
ti●…-vnto
the
Ende
.
The
Seconde
Chapiter
.
THe
Man
,
which
God
in
the
Beginning
made
⁏
on
Earth
;
of
the
Earth
or
of
the
Dust
of
the
Earth
,
is
Naturall
/
and
[
a
](A08225-e12060-b)
a
Gen.
1.
●…
.
1.
Cor.
15.
●…
.
Earthlie
:
and
is
appeered
vpon
the
Earth
,
visible
and
capable
or
feeleable
.
2.
But
the
Man
which
God
procreated
,
out
of
the
holie
Spirit
of
his
godlie
Nature
·
and
out
of
his
euerlasting
Eternitie
,
is
[
b
](A08225-e12080-b)
b
1.
Cor.
15.
●…
.
Spirituall
/
and
Heauenlie
:
and
is
[
c
](A08225-e12090-b)
c
Math.
11.
c.
1.
Cor.
2.
b.
15.
c.
inuisible
and
vncapable
⁏
before
all
Eyes
of
the
earthlie
Men
;
vpon
the
Earth
:
but
well
to
be
seene
and
fealt
,
by
all
such
as
are
spirituall
and
heauenlie
,
in
the
heauenlie
Beeing
.
3.
THe
Man
of
the
Earth
,
fayleth
[
d
](A08225-e12110-b)
d
Gen.
3.
a.
b.
and
chaungeth
:
and
hys
Light
bydeth
not
firme
vniformelie
,
in
one-maner
of
Cleernes
,
euerlastinglie
.
4.
The
Man
of
Heauen
,
doth
neuer
faile
nor
chaunge
:
and
his
Light
bideth
firme
of
vniforme-beeing
in
his
Cleernes
,
euerlastinglie
.
5.
A
Womanlie
Vessell
[
f
](A08225-e12160-b)
f
Iohn
.
3.
a.
1.
Cor.
15.
c.
inuisible
before
all
Eyes
of
the
Fleash
/
and
also
vnheareable
with
all
Eares
of
the
Fleash
:
But-yet
sufficientlie
to
be
seene
with
all
Eyes
of
the
Spirit
.
and
to
be
hearde
with
all
Eares
of
the
Spirit
,
in
the
godlie
Trueth
and
vpright
Righteousnes
.
6.
THe
One
Man
of
God
⁏
which
is
borne
visiblie
beforé
the
Eyes
of
the
Fleash
;
appeereth
and
inlargeth
him
,
ouer
many
,
with
many
,
and
in
many
People
on
the
Earth
:
and
is
also
seene
and
heard
of
many
People
,
vpon
the
Earth
.
7.
The
Other
Man
of
God
⁏
which
is
not
borne
visiblie
before
the
Eyes
of
the
Fleash
/
but
before
all
Eyes
of
the
Spirit
;
appeereth
and
inlargeeth
him
ouer
fewe
,
with
fewe
,
and
in
fewe
People
,
vpon
the
Earth
:
and
is
likewise
seene
and
heard
by
Fewe
vpon
the
Earth
:
Howbeit
,
hee
is
seene
and
heard
aboundantlie
and
in
great
Glorie
,
of
many
,
by
many
,
and
in
many
spirituall
People
,
in
the
heauenlie
Beeing
.
8.
The
Man
of
God
⁏
which
is
created
or
brought-fourth
visiblie
before
all
Eyes
of
the
Fleash
;
hath
⁏
in
much
Seruice
and
Feruent-diligence
or
Labour
;
the
Fore-going
to
the
Entraunce
of
the
euerlasting
9.
The
Second
Man
⁏
which
is
inuisible
,
before
all
Eyes
of
the
fleashlie
Mindedons
;
is
⁏
without
Labour
;
made
an
Heyre
in
the
euerlasting
Life
:
and
remayneth
a
Sonne-of-inheritaunce
eternallie
,
in
thesame
euerlasting
Life
.
And
out
of
thatsame
euerlasting
Life
,
hee
manifesteth
vpon
the
Earth
,
the
Kingdom
of
the
God
of
Heauen
,
full
of
all
pure
Bewtie
:
and
remaineth
eternallie
[
g
](A08225-e12240-b)
g
Iohn
.
17.
a.
consubstantiated
or
of-vniforme-beeing
with
the
Deitie
⁏
as-well
vpon
Earth
as
in
Heauen
;
in
one-maner
of
Cleernes
.
10.
WHatsoeuer
is
borne
of
the
Fleash
/
[
h
](A08225-e12260-b)
h
Iohn
.
3.
a.
that
is
altogether
Fleash
:
and
remayneth
also
Fleash
,
all
his
Life-long
.
11.
Whatsoeuer
is
borne
of
the
Spirit
/
[
i
](A08225-e12290-b)
i
Iohn
.
3.
a.
that
is
altogether
Spirit
:
and
bydeth
also
Spirit
vnchaungeablie
,
for
euermore
.
12.
THat
which
is
not
of
the
Earth
·
but
[
k
](A08225-e12310-b)
k
Iohn
.
3.
a.
d.
of
the
Heauen
/
thesame
bringeth
all
Blessing
/
Life
/
and
Ioye
,
vnto
the
Earth
/
and
vnto
them
which
dwell
on
the
Earth
.
13.
But
they
that
are
of
the
Earth
·
and
earthlie
of
Beeing
and
Nature
/
[
l
](A08225-e12330-b)
l
Iohn
.
3.
d.
and
set
all
their
Lust
/
Ioye
/
and
Comfort
,
on
the
earthlie
Thinges
/
Those
contemne
the
[
m
](A08225-e12340-b)
m
1.
Cor.
2.
b.
heauenlie
Blessing
,
in
his
sweete
and
peaceable
Life
and
eternall
Ioye
.
The
Thirde
Chapiter
.
THe
First
Heauen
and
the
First
Earth
were
very
goodlie
,
[
a
](A08225-e12390-b)
a
Gen.
1.
d.
bewtifull
,
and
sumpteouslie-garnished
:
howbeit
thesame
chaunged
/
and
the
Cleernes
and
Garnishing
of
thesame
,
bid
not
permanent
in
the
Sight
of
Men
:
but
it
[
b
](A08225-e12400-b)
b
2.
Pet.
3.
b.
Apo.
21.
a.
vanished-away
from
their
Eyes
,
so
that
they
behelde
not
thesame
any-more
.
2.
The
New
or
Seconde
Heauen
/
[
c
](A08225-e12420-b)
c
Esa.
65.
b.
2.
Pet.
3.
b.
Apo.
21.
a.
and
the
New
Earth
,
excelled
the
First
or
Former
⁏
in
Bewtifulnes
and
Gorgeous-garnishing
;
far-away
/
and
the
Cleernes
and
Garnishing
of
thesame
,
remained
standing
and
immutable
⁏
in
their
exquisite
Bewtie
and
perfect
Righteousnes
;
euerlastinglie
.
3.
THe
God
of
Heauen
,
hath
garnished
the
Place
of
his
Dwelling
and
his
Christes
on
Earth
,
with
Righteousnes
/
and
hath
sowen
the
Seede
of
the
good
Corne
in
his
Fielde
.
[
d
](A08225-e12450-b)
d
Math.
13.
c.
But
the
●…nuious
Man
or
Gods
Aduersarie
,
hath
ther-against
,
laid-wast
or
ruinoussed
the
Place
of
God
and
Christ
on
the
Earth
/
and
hath
sowen
the
Seede
of
the
Weede
⁏
insteed
of
the
Seede
of
the
good
Corne
;
in
the
Lordes
Fielde
.
4.
Now
when
the
Haruest
[
e
](A08225-e12490-b)
e
Math.
13.
d.
was
great
·
and
the
Corne
together
with
the
Weede
,
waxen-rype
aboundantlie
/
then
had
the
hungrye
Men
,
no
Lust
to
the
Corne
:
[
f
](A08225-e12500-b)
f
Ier.
23.
d.
●…
.
Ezech.
13.
b.
but
they
grew
at
contention
and
firiued
verye-much
⁏
one-with-another
;
about
the
Weede
/
and
about
the
Strawe
of
the
Fielde
:
and
wolde
needes
prepare
them
out
of
the
Weede
,
Bread
for
to
liue-by
.
5.
THer
went-fourth
a
Woorde
/
Winde
/
or
Spirit
,
from
God
euen
vnto
the
Earth
/
for
to
iudge
the
Earth
/
and
Them
that
dwelt
vpon
the
Earth
,
according
to
the
[
g
](A08225-e12530-b)
g
Esa.
28.
b.
Ballaunce
of
Equitie
.
But
at
thesame
tyme
,
many
Men
became
chaunged
vpon
the
Earth
:
For
many
that
were
waxen-olde
,
lost
their
Elderdom
/
and
[
h
](A08225-e12540-b)
h
4.
Esdr.
6.
c.
chaunged
into
Children
/
as-though
they
had
ben
but
then
newlie
borne
or
brought-fourth
.
6.
The
Children
which
were
but
euen-newlie
borne
/
and
altogether
[
i
](A08225-e12560-b)
i
Esa.
29.
32.
a
without
Vnderstanding
,
chaunged
into
Olde-men
:
and
they
witnessed
⁏
in
all
Lauding
of
the
Lorde
;
the
Iudgment
and
the
Mercie
,
vpon
the
Earth
.
7.
That
which
was
[
k
](A08225-e12580-b)
k
4.
Esdr.
6.
c.
full
,
became
emptie
/
and
that
which
was
emptie
,
became
full
/
or
was
filled
aboundantlie
.
8.
The
Liuing
became
Dead
:
[
l
](A08225-e12600-b)
l
Psal.
55.
b.
73.
b.
c.
and
the
Dead
became
Liuingons
.
9.
THat
which
sat
in
Honour
and
was
counted
for
blessed
,
came
to
[
m
](A08225-e12620-b)
m
Eccli.
10.
b.
Reproch
/
and
passed
into
the
Condemnation
.
10.
That
which
was
in
Dishonour
/
and
contemned
as
Infelicious
,
[
n
](A08225-e12640-b)
n
Eccli.
10.
b.
came
to
great
Honour
/
Glorie
and
Renowme
/
and
went
into
the
eternall
Life
.
11.
THe
Eloquent
suffred
Shipwrack
in
their
Tounges
/
and
became
as
Domb-men
:
and
the
Dombe
,
[
o
](A08225-e12670-b)
o
Esa.
35.
a.
b.
Sap.
10.
c.
became
very-prompt
or
redie
to
speake
/
and
were
eloquent
.
12.
That
which
seemed
,
as-though
it
should
alwayes
indure
·
or
that
it
was
not
to
be
broken
,
become
al-to-broken
:
and
thatsame
which
was
broken
/
[
p
](A08225-e12690-b)
p
Ezech.
17.
●
and
that
men
scarcelie
beleeued
that
it
coulde
be
made-whole
againe
or
ioyned
together
,
into
One
/
ioyned
itself
together
againe
/
and
became
One
/
and
was
perfect
.
And
the
Wisdom
appeered
or
gaue-sourth
herself
very
sweetlie
and
louelie
,
to
Fruitfulnes
/
for
to
beare
or
bring-fourth
the
vpright
and
good
Fruites
,
vpon
the
Earth
.
The
IIII.
Chapiter
.
THe
Oldest-Mother
⁏
which
is
altogether
pure
and
immaculate
;
became-withchylde
,
through
the
Seede
of
her
Espowsed-husband
/
and
brought-fourth
vpon
the
Earth
,
the
vpright
Stocke
and
pure
Generation
or
Procreation
of
the
Children
of
Men
:
namelie
/
Lust
for
to
doo
the
Will
of
God
.
2.
Lust
for
to
doo
the
Will
of
God
,
brought-fourth
Obedience
to
Gods
Will
.
3.
Obedience
to
Gods
Will
,
brought-fourth
Beleef
and
Hope
,
to
obtaine
the
Righteousnes
of
God
and
Christ
,
among
the
Children
of
Men.
4.
Beleef
and
Hope
,
brought-fourth
among
the
Children
of
Men
,
Hunger
and
Thirst
after
the
Righteousnes
of
God
.
5.
Hunger
and
Chirst
after
the
Righteousnes
of
God
,
inherited
Thesame
Righteousnes
aboundantlie
.
and
also
brought-fourth
thesame
againe
aboundantlie
,
on
the
Earth
.
6.
The
aboundant
Righteousnes
of
God
and
Christ
,
brought-fourth
Loue
and
Mercie
.
7.
Loue
and
Mercie
,
brought-fourth
Concorde
,
Life
,
and
Peace
.
and
worketh
the
Vnitie
of
Heart
,
among
all
those
that
loue
thesame
.
8.
Concorde
/
Life
/
and
Peace
,
brought-fourth
Gods
Strength
,
Abilitie
,
and
Honour
,
vpon
the
Earth
.
9.
Gods
Strength
/
Abilitie
/
and
Honour
,
brought-fourth
vpon
the
Earth
,
Gods
eternall
Riches
,
Ioye
,
and
Rest.
10.
Gods
eternall
Riches
/
Ioye
/
and
Rest
,
brought-fourth
vpon
the
Earth
,
An
inuincible
Firmnes
and
Prouidence
.
11.
The
inuincible
Firmnes
and
Prouidence
,
brought-fourth
,
buylded
,
and
manifested
on
the
Earth
,
The
euerlasting
Habitation
of
the
Oldest
Mother
and
her
Children
,
namelie
/
the
vnmoueable
Howse
of
Loue
,
full
of
all
Equitie
and
Godlynes
.
12.
The
Fulnes
of
all
Equitie
and
Godlynes
of
the
Howse
of
Loue
,
brought-fourth
⁏
to
a
good
Garnishing
of
thesame
Howse
;
vpon
the
Earth
,
Discreetnes
,
Orderlynes
,
and
Louing-fauour
,
to
the
Welfare
and
Saluation
of
all
the
Chyldren
of
Men.
13.
The
Discreetnes
/
Orderlynes
/
and
Louing-fauour
,
to
the
Welfare
and
Saluation
of
all
the
Chyldren
of
Men
,
broughtfourth
in
the
Howse
of
Loue
؛the
euerlasting
Habitation
of
the
Oldest
Mother
and
her
Children
·
A
Calling-voyce
and
seruiceable
Ministration
,
to
the
Saluation
and
Welfare
of
all
the
Children
of
Men
on
the
Earth
.
14.
The
Calling-voyce
and
seruiceable
Ministration
,
to
the
Saluation
and
Welfare
of
all
the
Children
of
Men
,
cryeth
⁏
on
the
Earth
;
out
of
the
Habitation
of
the
Oldest
Mother
and
her
Children
/
and
sayth
:
15.
COm-in
hether
[
a
](A08225-e13070-b)
a
Pro.
1.
c.
to
my
Habitation
,
all
yee
Generations
of
Israel
,
and
Children
of
Iuda
:
For
heere
in
my
Habitation
,
is
the
holie
Sion
,
[
b
](A08225-e13120-b)
b
Esa.
2.
a.
Mich.
4.
2.
wher-out
now
in
the
last
Time
,
the
Lawe
of
Life
proceedeth
.
as
also
the
true
Ierusalem
,
wherout
now
in
the
last
time
,
the
Woorde
of
the
Lorde
floweth-fourth
/
to
the
Setting-vpp
and
Establishing
of
you
all
,
in
your
vpright
Stock
of
Abraham
.
16.
COm-in
hether
to
my
Habitation
,
thou
whole
Christianitie
/
together
with
yee
all
that
hope
on
Messias
or
Christ
,
and
haue
an
Inclination
to
the
Obedience
of
the
Requiring
of
his
Doctrine
.
For
heere
in
my
[
c
](A08225-e13180-b)
c
Psal.
132.
b.
Habitation
or
Dwelling
,
the
true
Messias
or
Christ
,
hath
hys
Shape
and
Safe-mating
.
also
the
vpright
Beeing
or
Efficatie
of
his
Righteousnes
/
and
the
Woord
of
his
Life
.
For-that-cause
ther
is
heere
lifewise
the
Out-flowing
of
his
holie
Spirit
of
Trueth
/
of
Love
/
and
of
Mercie
.
with
which
Spirit
,
Hee
leadeth
his
People
,
[
d
](A08225-e13210-b)
d
Iohn
.
14.
c.
16.
b.
into
all
Trueth
/
Loue
/
&
Mercie
:
and
into
all
Concorde
and
Peace
.
17.
Out
of
this
my
Habitation
,
becometh
also
⁏
now
in
the
last
time
;
the
true
[
e
](A08225-e13230-b)
e
Math.
24.
b.
Euangelie
of
the
Kingdom
,
published
vnto
you
:
and
the
synceere
Apostolicall
Doctrine
of
Iesu
Christ
,
is
also
⁏
euen
out
of
Loue
;
heald-fourth
before
you
/
for
to
renew
you
all
in
your
Vnderstandinges
,
to
an
vpright
Knowledg
of
the
Trueth
of
God
and
Christ
.
and
to
[
f
](A08225-e13270-b)
f
2.
Pet.
1.
a.
pluck
you
all
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
Loue
,
to
all
your
Concorde
and
Peace
,
in
Iesu
Christ
.
18.
For-that-cause
com-in
hether
all
now
to
my
Habitation
,
yee
all
which
are
estraunged
from
Christ
,
[
g
](A08225-e13320-b)
g
Ephe.
4.
b.
and
from
his
safe-making
Doctrine
/
and
that
are
plucked
and
bound
⁏
through
manifolde
Discorde
;
in
a
straunge
Yoake
/
wherwith
yee
suppose
to
haue
the
Verytrue
[
namelie
/
yee
all
that
walke
in
manifold
Diuistons
,
in
straunge
Yoakes
.
]
For
heere
in
my
Habitation
,
is
the
true
Beeing
/
and
the
vpright
Ordinaunce
of
the
godlie
Life
/
vnto
the
which
all
Men
are
created
and
elected
of
God
.
19.
Com-in
hether
to
my
Habitation
,
all
yee
Kinges
/
[
h
](A08225-e13340-b)
h
Pro.
●…
.
a.
Princes
/
and
Magistrates
/
together
with
all
yee
Rulers
of
Countries
and
People
:
and
be
you
all
renewed
in
your
Estate
or
Condition
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
Loue
.
For
heere
in
this
my
Habitation
,
yee
may
obtaine
the
right
kinglie
Scepter
/
for
to
gouerne
well
and
vprightlie
/
and
to
prepare
all
Peace
and
Concord
,
on
the
Earth
.
For
heere
is
the
vpright
Seate
of
the
kinglie
Maiestie
/
together
[
i
](A08225-e13350-b)
i
Sap.
6.
a.
with
the
vpright
Lawes
/
Ordinaunces
/
and
Politike-orders-of-gouernment
/
for
to
vpholde
therwith
all
Countries
and
People
,
in
Peace
.
20.
Com-in
hether
to
my
Habitation
,
all
yee
Wyse
/
Scripture-learned
/
and
Teachers
/
together
with
all
yee
Philosophers
/
Poetes
/
and
Maistersof-science
:
and
let
all
your
Vnderstanding
/
Artes
and
Cunning
becom
renewed
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
Loue
.
For
heere
in
my
Habitation
,
is
the
ouerflowing
[
k
](A08225-e13370-b)
k
Esa.
12.
a.
Pro.
13.
b.
Eccli.
1.
a.
Fountaine
of
all
Wisdom
/
and
the
very-right
Ground
and
Style
of
all
good
Sciences
and
deep-grounded
Vnderstandinges
.
21.
Com-in
hether
to
my
Habitation
,
all
yee
vulgare
People
/
of
what
Vocation
or
Trade-ofdealing
so-euer
yee
be
/
and
in
what
Ordinaunce
soeuer
yee
liue
and
are
instructed
.
For
heere
in
my
Habitation
,
yee
finde
the
vpright
Ordinaunce
of
all
thinges
,
that
are
right
and
resonable
.
and
the
[
l
](A08225-e13400-b)
l
Pro.
1.
2.
3.
4.
vpright
Doctrine
and
Information
of
all
Vnderstandinges
:
wherin
yee
together
one-with-another
,
may
be
taught
,
nurtered
,
and
kept
,
peaceablie
and
concordablie
·
as
also
becom
instructed
&
taught
aright
in
al-thinges
,
how
yee
ought
to
liue
both
before
God
and
Man
.
22.
Com-in
hether
to
my
Habitation
,
all
yee
Sinners
both
Men
and
Women
/
and
all
yee
Diseased
or
Infirme-parties
/
and
also
all
yee
Heathen
and
estrayed
People
/
together
with
all
yee
which
dwell
in
Darknes
.
For
heere
in
my
Habitation
,
is
the
[
m
](A08225-e13420-b)
m
Heb.
5.
a.
Apo.
21.
a.
Seate-of-grace
and
the
euerlasting
Remission
of
Sinnes
/
the
right
Phisick
,
to
the
Curing
or
Health
of
the
Diseased
and
Weake
/
and
also
the
true
[
n
](A08225-e13430-b)
n
Apo.
21.
b.
Light
of
the
Lambe
of
God
/
and
the
permanent
Cleernes
of
the
holie
Spirit
of
Loue
/
together
with
the
[
o
](A08225-e13450-b)
o
Apo.
3.
2●…
.
a.
Tree
of
Life
&
his
good
Fruites
/
for
that
yee
should
eate
therof
/
and
so
liue
for
euer
.
23.
For-that-cause
so
com
now
in
hether
to
my
Habitation
,
all
yee
Louers
of
the
Trueth
of
God
and
Christ
,
of
what-sort
of
Ordinaunce
and
Religion
soeuer
yee
be
:
and
let
your
Vnderstanding
and
your
Zeale
be
renewed
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
Loue
of
Iesu
Christ
.
For
heere
in
my
Habitation
,
is
all
Trueth
of
God
and
Christ
,
[
p
](A08225-e13500-b)
p
Iam.
1.
●…
.
and
the
vpright
Religion
and
true
Godseruice
/
and
ther-to
the
Fulnes
of
all
spirituall
and
heauenlie
Goods
/
and
the
immutable
[
q
](A08225-e13510-b)
q
Math.
22.
●…
.
Righteousnes
and
Holynes
/
as
also
the
eternall
Life
.
24.
THus
com
now
all
hether
/
and
seperate
you
from
all
vnsent
Preachers
/
and
from
all
those
which
turne-away
themselues
from
the
Crying-voyce
&
seruiceable
Ministration
of
the
Howse
of
Loue
/
or
that
resist
thesame
.
For
they
haue
not
the
Woord
of
the
Lorde
.
They
[
r
](A08225-e13550-b)
r
Ier.
7.
c.
●…
.
●…
.
14.
b.
23.
d.
Ezech.
13.
b.
Mich.
3.
2.
preach
Lyes
vnto
you
/
and
make
you
Seruantes
to
their
vnfruitfull
Doctrines
.
[
s
](A08225-e13560-b)
s
Esa.
3.
b.
They
blynde
your
Vnderstanding
/
and
make
[
t
](A08225-e13570-b)
t
Ier.
5.
c.
23.
d.
Ezech.
13.
b.
Abac.
1.
b.
Snares
,
in
your
Heartes
:
and
with
their
goodthinking
Reasons
or
Speaches
/
together
with
their
Blaspheamie
which
they
bring-in
to
the
burdening
of
your
Consciences
,
they
take
your
Vnderstandinges
captiue
vnder
the
〈◊〉
Spirites
[
v
](A08225-e13580-b)
v
Ephe.
2.
6.
●…
.
that
raigne
in
the
Ayre
/
and
euenso
shut-to
the
Kingdom
of
the
God
of
Heauens
before
you
:
and
[
x
](A08225-e13590-b)
x
Math.
23.
b.
they
themselues
also
com
not
therin
.
25.
But
whoso
com
vnto
mee
,
in
my
Habitation
/
those
assemble
them
with
[
y
](A08225-e13610-b)
y
Math.
●…
.
b.
Abraham
,
Isaac
,
and
Iacob
⁏
among
all
Gods
Propheates
/
and
Holyons
of
Iesu
Christ
,
and
among
all
the
Righteous
and
Faithfull
which
are
risen-vpp
;
into
the
Kingdom
of
the
God
of
Heauens
/
and
inherit
all
the
[
z
](A08225-e13650-b)
z
Apo.
21.
22.
c
Riches
and
Or●…amentes
of
his
pure
Bewtie
and
vpright
Righteousnes
.
26.
With
all
which
Holyons
of
God
&
Christ
·
and
with
all
entred
Beleeuers
of
the
holie
Spirit
of
the
Loue
of
Iesu
Christ
,
the
Oldest
Mother
doth
greatlie
reioyce
her
:
and
shutteth
with-out
her
Habitation
,
all
[
a
](A08225-e13680-b)
a
Apo.
21.
22.
c
Infidels
and
Enemies
vnto
the
Loue
and
her
Seruice
:
with-out
which
Habitation
of
the
Oldest
Mother
and
all
Holyons
of
God
&
Christ
,
ther
is
not
els-what
to
be
inherited
ether
obtained
,
but
all
[
b
](A08225-e13700-b)
b
Math.
8.
b.
●…5
.
d.
Variaunce
/
False-witnessing
/
Miserie
/
and
Calamitie
/
together
with
the
eternall
Damnation
.
27.
WHerfore
/
O
all
yee
People
(
when
yee
heare
this
my
Voyce
/
and
are
called
and
bidden
to
com
and
enter
in
hether
to
this
my
Habitation
)
so
make-speede
to
enter
betimes
into
my
Dwelling
/
and
to
humble
you
before
my
Loue
/
●…reuer
that
yee
be
caught
and
bewrapped
,
with
any
Infidelitie
or
Mistrust
/
also
becom
much-worsse
or
obstinate
,
through
any
malitious
Imaginations
or
Surmisinges
/
and
so
be
ouerwhelmed
and
vtterlie
swallowed
vpp
by
the
Blyndnes
of
the
Apostated
from
the
Trueth
/
and
by
the
Destruction
of
the
Vngodlie
.
and
ereuer
the
Doore
be
locked-to
/
l●…st
that
yee
⁏
lyke
to
the
false
Heartes
[
c
](A08225-e13730-b)
c
Math.
23.
b.
Luk.
13.
of
the
Scripture-learned
/
and
the
foolish
[
d
](A08225-e13740-b)
d
Math.
25.
a.
Virgins
;
remayne
ther-without
.
28.
Thus
be
you
now
betimes
counsailed
to
the
best
:
and
seeke
no
Life
nor
Vnderstanding
in
anye
other
Habitation
,
then
in
the
Habitation
of
God
or
Howse
of
the
Loue
/
wherin
also
the
Wisdom
؛the
Oldest
Mother
of
all
liuing
Soules
·
hath
comprised
her
Habitation
.
For
whosoeuer
seeketh
anye
godlie
Life
or
holie
Vnderstanding
,
with-out
thesame
Habitation
/
hee
shall
finde
nether
Life
nor
Vnderstanding
/
nor-yet
likewise
anye
Trueth
or
Righteousnes
.
Therfore
let
eueryone
take
this
effectuallie
to
heart
.
The
V.
Chapiter
.
THer
are
many
People
found
/
which
out
of
their
owne
Spirit
or
Imagination
of
the
Knowledg
,
are
very
diligent
,
for
to
recreate
them
in
the
growing
Hearbes
/
and
to
eate
the
good
Fruites
.
and
yet
in
all
their
Diligence
,
they
obserue
not
any
difference
of
time
.
Therfore
must
the
Wisdom
demaund-question
of
the
Wyse
/
and
saye
:
2.
WHerfore
do
the
People
(
I
pray
you
)
runne-abrode
so
diligentlie
in
the
Field
,
in
the
Winter-time
/
for
to
see
the
Hearbes
and
Flowers
growe
/
and
to
delight
themselues
in
their
Springing
or
Growing-vpp
?
3.
Who
findeth
in
the
barren-time
of
Winter
,
the
sweet-smelling
[
a
](A08225-e13850-b)
a
Cant.
2.
●…
.
Flowers
/
and
the
Fruitfulnes
of
the
Hearbes
in
the
Fielde
?
4.
Who
tasteth
the
good
Tast
of
the
Fruites
of
the
Trees
/
whylst
that
the
Spring-time
doth
yeat
last
/
and
that
the
Trees
do
but
begin
to
blossom
?
5.
Who
can
beholde
at
Midnight
⁏
in
the
Darknes
;
the
Light
of
the
Sunne
?
6.
Who
soweth
his
Wheate-graine
vpon
the
Stonie-flyntes
/
or
vpon
any
Rocke
/
meaning
to
reape
good
Wheate
therof
,
for
his
Foode
?
7.
Who
cometh
to
the
Ende
of
his
Iournye
/
ereuer
that
hee
haue
gon-thorowe
the
First-part
therof
?
Or
who
is
hee
that
perfeteth
or
maketh
the
Ende
of
any
Worke
/
before
that
the
Beginning
therof
be
first
wrought
?
8.
Who
cometh
into
the
Sanctuarie
of
God
,
ereuer
[
b
](A08225-e13930-b)
b
Esa.
52.
●…
.
Ezech.
44.
a
Ioel.
3.
b.
hee
be
circumcised
/
and
with
whom
is
the
spirituall
and
heauenlie
Most-holie
erected
/
ereuer
hee
haue
[
c
](A08225-e13940-b)
c
Heb.
9.
b.
c.
perfourmed
hys
Sinne-offering
and
Death-offering
in
the
Holie
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
Loue
of
Iesu
Christ
?
9.
For
/
to
take-in-hand
to
finish
any-thing
,
before
the
right
tyme
of
the
Beginning
of
the
same
,
is
vnprofitable
Labour
:
and
bringeth-in
much
vayne
or
vnprofitable
Trauell
.
10.
COnsider
:
That
which
is
for
to
com
/
that
same
cometh
at
his
conuenient
time
.
And
when
the
Waye
[
d
](A08225-e13980-b)
d
Esa.
40.
57.
b.
62.
b.
Math.
3.
a.
Iohn
.
1.
c.
is
made
eeuen
/
and
the
Streat
playne
/
then
may-men
best-of-all
and
safeliest
walke
theron
.
11.
HEe
is
a
valiant
Champion
,
which
hath
it
easelie
in
his
Power
,
vtterlie
to
destroy
his
Enemies
/
and
yet-notwithstanding
suffereth
all
Wrong
at
their
handes
/
and
can
euenso
tarye
his
tyme
.
For
such-aone
perceaueth
in
Vnderstanding
,
in
what-sort
that
hee
⁏
with
small
paine
;
can
●…ring
his
Enemies
in
subiection
vnder
him
/
and
●…lucke
or
procure
their
Frindship
vnto
him
.
12.
FRom
the
tyme
of
Samuel
fourth
,
the
Kingdom
of
the
God
of
Heauens
obtay●…ed
his
Thorowe-breaking
vpon
the
Earth
/
[
c
](A08225-e14030-b)
c
Math.
11.
b
,
Luk.
16.
b.
till
●…nto
Iohn
the
Baptist
or
Washer
with
the
Water
of
Repentaunce
.
13.
From
the
tyme
of
Iohn
the
Baptist
fourth
,
the
Kingdom
of
the
God
of
Heauens
,
was
[
f
](A08225-e14070-b)
f
Math.
3.
a.
Mark
.
1.
a.
Luk.
3.
a.
published
to
be
hard-at-hand
/
till
vnto
Iesus
Christ
.
14.
With
Iesus
Christ
became
the
Kingdom
of
the
God
of
Heauens
to
be
manifested
,
[
g
](A08225-e14110-b)
g
Math.
12.
●…
.
Luk.
11.
b.
in
his
pure
Bewtie
and
Cleernes
,
vpon
the
Earth
.
But
the
Earth
[
h
](A08225-e14120-b)
h
Iohn
.
1.
b.
could
not
yeat
awaye
with
the
same
.
For-that-cause
,
it
must
take
his
[
i
](A08225-e14130-b)
i
Luk.
24.
●…
.
Act.
1.
b.
Dominion
or
Raigne
⁏
with
Iesus
Christ
;
at
the
Right-hand
of
God
,
in
the
heauenlie
Beeing
/
till
that
the
Loue
and
Mercie
,
obtained
their
Thorowe-breaking
vpon
the
Earth
/
[
k
](A08225-e14150-b)
k
Apo.
21.
●…
.
and
that
the
Kingdom
of
the
God
of
Heauens
,
shewed-fourth
itself
⁏
in
the
true
Loue
;
vpon
the
Earth
/
and
euenso
became
glorious
on
the
Earth
.
15.
In
the
true
Loue
,
the
Kingdom
of
Heauen
bydeth
stedfast
⁏
vpon
the
Earth
;
euerlastinglie
,
in
perfection
:
and
ther
cometh
with
the
same
⁏
in
the
true
Loue
;
the
eternall
Life
,
to
the
elected
Holyons
of
God
,
vpon
the
Earth
.
but
to
the
peruerse
Worlde
,
her
[
l
](A08225-e14200-b)
l
Ezech.
7.
Math.
24.
b.
Ending
.
and
to
the
Vngodlie
/
together
with
all
such
as
contemne
the
Loue
/
and
blaspheame
her
holie
Spirit
,
the
eternall
Condemnation
:
and
they
shall
be
cast
into
the
[
m
](A08225-e14210-b)
m
Apo.
20.
b.
21.
b.
Bottomlesse-pit
/
and
into
the
Fyre
[
n
](A08225-e14220-b)
n
Math.
15.
c.
25.
d.
2.
Pet.
3.
b.
Apo.
21.
c.
of
Hell
.
16.
Whosoeuer
then
doth
let-passe
the
Tyme
of
Grace
⁏
wherin
men
may
obtaine
the
Life
of
Peace
;
/
and
[
o
](A08225-e14250-b)
o
2.
Cor.
6.
a.
respecteth
not
the
same
Tyme
,
with
his
Proffering-fourth
of
Grace
⁏
whylst
that
it
is
yeat
present
;
Hee
[
p
](A08225-e14260-b)
p
Esa.
49.
b.
2.
Cor.
6.
a.
neglecteth
much
Good
/
and
forsaketh
the
purchasing
of
great
Riches
:
and
falleth
euenso
at
the
last
,
into
manifolde
Miseries
/
and
into
great
Paine
or
[
q
](A08225-e14270-b)
q
Sap.
5.
●…
.
Math.
8.
b.
●…5
.
d.
Smart
of
the
Heart
.
But
whoso
letteth
himself
be
infourmed
and
counsailed
to
the
best
,
by
the
Wisdom
/
hee
may
well
be
comforted
.
17.
THer
are
Many
to
be
found
which
vtterlie
contemne
the
needfullest
Riches
⁏
wherthrough
they
mought
attaine
to
the
[
r
](A08225-e14310-b)
r
●…
.
Pet.
●…
.
b.
good
Dayes
;
:
and
applye
them
verye-diligentlie
to
compasse
the
Slyme
of
the
Earth
/
wherthrough
they
pluck
vpon
their
owne
Neckes
,
great
Pouertie
and
extreame
Miserie
.
18.
And
albeit
that
they
liue
in
all
Pouertie
and
Miserie
/
yet
are
they
notwithstanding
⁏
in
that
their
Miserie
;
of
good-cheere
and
light-hearted
/
and
becom
th●…rto
very
[
s
](A08225-e14330-b)
s
Ier.
4.
d.
subtill
and
craftie
,
in
allmaner
of
Wi●…kednes
and
Falshod
.
19.
A
Man
may
also
finde
many
People
,
which
dispise
no
Riches
of
God
/
and
which
also
wolde
gladlie
enter
into
the
Kingdom
of
God
and
Howse
of
Loue
/
and
wyan●…
or
procure
other-moe
thervnto
:
But
ther
are
Fewe
that
prepare
themselues
vprightlie
thervnto
.
and
yet
many
fewer
,
that
do
⁏
before
all
;
indeuour
them
obedientlie
,
for
to
becom
fruitfull
[
t
](A08225-e14350-b)
t
Iohn
.
15.
●…
.
in
the
holie
W●…orde
of
Loue
/
and
then
euenso
,
to
wy●…ne
or
allure
Other-moe
to
the
Loue
/
and
so
to
increase
the
Kingdom
of
the
Loue
,
in
all
Concorde
and
Peace
.
20.
A
Selfwyse-bodye
/
or
a
good-thinking
foolish
Man
⁏
whether
that
hee
haue
much
Knowledg
or
little
;
[
v
](A08225-e14370-b)
v
Esa.
5.
a.
1.
Cor.
1.
3.
●…
.
Apo.
3.
b.
is
a
poore
ignorant
Creature
/
that
is
[
x
](A08225-e14380-b)
x
Ephe.
2.
a.
without
God
in
this
World
:
and
whosoeuer
will
not
be
counsailed
by
the
Wisdom
,
through
her
Seruice
of
Loue
/
hee
cometh-tonothing
,
in
his
Good
thinking
.
21.
When
any-man
reprooueth
a
self-wyse
or
good
thinking
Man
,
of
his
Foolishnes
/
and
wolde
euenso
teach
and
infourme
him
aright
/
as
also
stirre
him
forward
into
the
right
Waye
of
Life
/
then
smyteth
[
y
](A08225-e14410-b)
y
Pro.
9.
b.
and
〈◊〉
hee
/
also
frowneth
&
murmur●…th
/
and
sp●…weth-fourth
against
his
Maister
or
Teacher
,
all
Poyson
/
Bitternes
/
and
false
Testimonies
:
but
whoso
proyseth
him
in
his
Follie
/
him
doth
hee
commend
for
a
Wyse-man
.
22.
I
haue
seene
with
myne
Eyes
/
that
ther
was
a
wise
Man
pressed-downe
,
in
the
most-contemnedst
Place
/
and
that
hee
also
laye
⁏
[
z
](A08225-e14430-b)
z
1.
Cor.
4.
b.
to
a
Footewispe
&
Treading-steppe
;
vnder
euerymans
Feete
:
and
very
fewe
receaued
his
Testimonies
/
and
tooke
his
Contempt
to
heart
.
But
I
saw
him
stand-vpp
with
the
Righteous
/
and
that
hee
appeered
in
the
Glorie
of
the
Lorde
:
and
became
therin
so
mightie
,
that
all
Presumptuous-pride
was
constrayned
to
submit
itself
vnder
him
.
The
VI.
Chapiter
.
THe
Worlde
with
her
Children
and
Wyse
,
haue
among
them
Three
deceaue●…
able
Thinges
/
vnto
the
which
they
〈◊〉
or
stande-addicted
exceedinglie
:
and
yet
notwithstanding
,
they
fall
ther-through
oftentimes
,
into
great
Miserie
and
Heauynes-of-minde
/
and
are
greeuouslie
seduced
therby
:
2.
The
One
is
/
that
they
beleeue
vnnatural●…
Thinges
/
or
som
Natural-thing
to
com-to-passe
without
the
right
Course
or
Ordinaunce
of
Nature●…
or
which
is
not
in
the
power
of
the
Elementes
or
o●…
the
Nature
for
to
doo
.
And
those
manifolde
vayn●…
Foythes
,
cause
such
Variaunce
&
Diuision
among
the
People
/
and
do
breede
also
with
Many
,
a
false
Opinion
and
great
Errour
.
3.
An
Other
is
/
that
they
indeuour
them
to
obtaine
/
and
hunt
or
labour
after
somthing
,
which
seemeth-good
to
themselues
/
and
that
also
is
not
⁏
in
their
Goodthinking
or
Opinion
;
[
a
](A08225-e14510-b)
a
Pro.
33.
●…
.
to
be
attayned-vnto
of
them
.
And
thats●…me
breedeth
among
the
People
,
manifolde
Heauynes-of-minde
and
Dispaire
.
as
also
manifolde
Entraunces
of
Errours
.
4.
The
Thirde
is
/
that
they
afflict
themselues
with
sorrowe
aboue-measure
/
for
that
they
are
not
able
to
get
those
Thinges
,
which
they
⁏
out
of
their
Goodthinking
;
hunt-after
or
labour-for
/
but
must
misse
or
go-without
thesame
.
This
is
assuredlie
,
a
deceitfull
Thing
/
that
Men
⁏
for
those
vayne
Thinges
cause
;
bring
themselues
into
great
Heauynes-of-minde
and
into
much
Miserie
.
And
thatsame
worketh
at
the
last
⁏
through
[
b
](A08225-e14530-b)
b
Luk.
21.
c.
Infidelitie
and
Doubtfulnes
;
a
greeuous
State-of-confusion
/
and
●…n
Estraying
of
Mindes
,
among
many
People
.
5.
I
Haue
seene
vpon
thissame
Earth
,
that
ther
were
wicked
Men
/
which
bruted
or
defamed
the
good
and
singlemynded
Men
/
as
likewise
the
godded
or
illuminated
Elders
in
the
Seruice
of
Loue
,
with
[
c
](A08225-e14560-b)
c
Math.
5.
●…
.
1.
Pet.
2.
c.
3.
b
al-maner
of
Wickednes
:
and
made
vnto
themselues
ther-withall
,
a
Pretence
or
Shewe
of
Iustice
.
Thatsame
is
surelie
a
great
and
haynous
Falshod
vpon
the
Earth
.
6.
I
haue
also
seene
that
wicked
Men
made-vp
themselues
⁏
with
false
Matiers
;
against
the
[
d
](A08225-e14590-b)
d
Sap.
2.
b.
c.
Righteous
and
their
iust
Matiers
or
Causes
:
and
haue
euenso
⁏
with
false
Matiers
;
pleaded
their
cause
in
the
Lawe
,
against
the
Righteous
and
their
iust
Matiers
:
and
[
e
](A08225-e14600-b)
e
Esa.
1.
●…
.
Ier.
5.
22.
b.
Ezech.
22.
b.
oppressed
euenso
iniuriouslie
⁏
with
subtill
Prudentie
,
in
the
Lawe
;
the
righteous
Men
/
and
their
iust
Matiers
.
And
I
sawe
that
the
Iudges
themselues
did
not
perceoue
so-much
/
nether-yet
tooke
they
the
Matiers
to
heart
.
And
thatsame
is
among
the
Children
of
Men
,
a
detestable
Abhomination
.
7.
Ther
are
likewise
to
be
found
vpon
the
Earth
,
many
Wrooters
/
which
haue
the
nature
of
Swyne
/
and
do
alwayes
⁏
resembling
the
Swyne
;
go-onfourth
with
their
vnwashed
Srowtes
,
wrooting
or
moyning
ouer
the
Earth
/
and
couet
very
gladlie
,
euery-wheare
,
whersoeuer
they
can
finde
or
sent
any
Dirt
or
Filthynes
;
to
wallowe
in
the
Dirt
and
Filthynes
:
yea
and
generallie
,
they
also
desire
to
continew
them
very-gladlie
in
thesame
Nature
.
For
although
they
should
be
washed
or
that
one
desired
to
wash
them
/
yet
regarde
they
not
⁏
for-al-that
;
the
Fairnes
/
but
[
f
](A08225-e14640-b)
f
Pro.
26.
b.
2.
Pet.
2.
b.
wallowe
euen
alike-well
againe
in
the
Dirt
and
Filthines
.
For
their
Lust
standeth
not
to
any
other
thing
.
8.
Ther
are
also
found
vpon
the
Earth
,
High-flyers
/
which
⁏
resembling
the
Eagle
;
will
[
g
](A08225-e14670-b)
g
Pro.
23.
a.
flie-vpp
euen
to
the
Skye
:
and
so
⁏
through
their
high
Flying
;
they
gather
many
deadlie
Windes
:
and
bring
euenso
⁏
with
their
Winges
;
thesam●…
noysom
and
deadlie
Windes
,
on
the
Earth
/
wherout
manye
Men
are
brought
to
death
/
and
so
dye
therof
in
their
Sinnes
/
and
perrish
with
the
Vngodlie
of
the
wicked
Worlde
.
And
yet
those
Flyers
perceaue
it
not
:
nether
do
they
likewise
vnderstand
what
is
most
requisite
or
needfull
for
the
Children
of
Men
⁏
vpon
the
Earth
;
for
to
liue-by
.
9.
I
haue
seene
moreouer
,
that
the
Feathers
of
many
of
those
High-flyers
,
grew-about
cleene-contrary
⁏
as
from
their
T●…yle
vpward
towardes
their
Head
;
/
and
that
they
forthatcause-sake
,
could
not
⁏
with
their
Winges
;
laue
or
make
anye-more
Winde
,
wherwith
to
flie
on-high
:
but
whiuered
or
fluttered
heere
-
&
-
theare
nigh
vnto
the
Ground
/
and
were
⁏
in
their
Flying
and
Gathering
of
Winde
;
altogether
without
might
:
and
remained
euenso
creaping
and
flapping
with
their
Winges
,
vpon
the
Earth
.
Wherthrough
many
lost
their
Great-reputation
,
on
the
Earth
/
[
h
](A08225-e14690-b)
h
Ier.
4●…
.
d.
e.
Soph.
3.
b.
and
could
not
preiudice
or
indamage
the
Men
anymore
,
with
their
deadlie
Windes
.
10.
Ther
is
a
[
i
](A08225-e14710-b)
i
Dan.
2.
●…
.
vehement
and
blustering
Winde
fallen-downe
from
Heauen
,
euen
vnto
the
Earth
/
wherthrough
all
such
as
dwell
vpon
the
Earth
,
are
greatlie
[
k
](A08225-e14720-b)
k
Ier.
50.
51.
b.
striken
with
Feare
.
Yea
the
Lyons
in
the
Wildernes
are
ouer-taken
therthrough
with
exceeding
great
Feare
:
so
that
by
that
occasion
,
all
their
Might
and
Stout-courage
faileth
them
/
and
they
haue
not
any-more
Lust
,
[
l
](A08225-e14730-b)
l
Ezech.
22.
c.
to
deuour
any
liuing
Beastes
:
but
they
[
m
](A08225-e14740-b)
m
Esa.
11.
65.
d
feede
much-rather
with
the
Oxen
/
and
eate
Strawe
.
11.
THe
Wisdom
and
the
Loue
⁏
which
haue
the
smallest
Estimation
and
are
lest-of-all
regarded
on
the
Earth
;
practised
their
Skyll
,
vpon
the
Earth
/
and
prepared
against
the
last
Tyme
⁏
wherin
all
Destruction
and
Falshod
maketh-vpp
itself
;
an
vncorruptible
Arke
vpon
the
Earth
/
to
an
euerlasting
Preseruation
of
the
Generation
of
Mankinde
[
namelie
/
for
the
Remnant
,
the
Righteousons
]
in
the
Perrishing
of
the
last
wicked
Worlde
/
which
is
[
n
](A08225-e14780-b)
n
1.
Iohn
.
5.
●…
.
full
of
Iniquitie
/
and
shall
be
[
o
](A08225-e14790-b)
o
2.
Pet.
3.
b.
consumed
with
Fyre
.
12.
Which
vncorruptible
Arke
,
is
not
made
of
Wood
/
nor-yet
laide-ouer
with
Pitch
,
for
that
it
mought
therby
fleete
or
swymme
on
the
Waters
/
like-as
was
the
Arke
⁏
in
the
time
of
Noe
;
[
p
](A08225-e14820-b)
p
Gen.
6.
●…
.
when
the
former
wicked
World
perrished
:
but
it
is
made
and
prepared
of
the
most-syne
[
q
](A08225-e14830-b)
q
Apo.
21.
b.
Golde
/
for
to
assemble
and
keepe-safe
there-in
,
all
Soules
of
pure
Heartes
/
and
to
reserue
them
to
a
Remnant
vpon
the
Earth
,
in
the
Perrishing
or
Going-vnder
of
the
last
wicked
World
/
[
r
](A08225-e14840-b)
r
2.
Pet.
3.
b.
which
shall
be
consumed
or
burnt
with
the
Fyre
.
13.
For
that
cause
now
(
namelie
/
to
the
Preseruation
of
all
vpright
Heartes
,
in
the
Perrishing
of
the
peruerse
Worlde
)
hath
the
Wisdom
and
the
Loue
,
very
cunninglie
made
or
prepared
thissame
Arke
,
of
the
[
s
](A08225-e14870-b)
s
Cant.
1.
c.
most-syne
Golde
/
To
th
end
that
thesame
and
all
Such
as
enter
or
are
comprehended
therin
,
may
⁏
without
damage
;
remaine-ouer
from
the
Burning
of
the
Fyers
Vehementie
,
[
t
](A08225-e14880-b)
t
2.
Pet.
3.
b.
Heb.
10.
c.
wherthorough
the
last
wicked
Worlde
shall
perrish
.
14.
THe
North
Windes
arose
with
a
great
and
boysterous
Tempest
/
and
fell
with
great
Force
into
the
Sea
/
and
vpon
the
Earth
:
in
such-sort
/
that
the
Sea
was
⁏
aboue
measure
;
exceedinglie
troubled
,
with
thesame
Windes
:
Yea
so
troubled
and
chafed
,
that
the
Waues
of
the
Sea
arose
and
beate
so
mightelie
against
each-other
/
that
all
the
Ship-maisters
on
the
Sea
,
f●…ead
⁏
with
their
Shippes
;
to
the
Lande
/
for
to
sucker
or
preserue
their
Lyues
on
the
Earth
.
15.
Howbeit
,
with
thesame
North
Windes
and
great
boysterous
Tempest
/
ther
became
Seuen
hellish
Dragons
⁏
with
great
Might
and
Dominion
;
soring
or
whiuering
euery-wheare
ouer
the
Earth
/
and
spetfourth
ouer
all
Landes
,
much
terrible
Fyre
/
with
many
cruell
Fyre-flames
/
to
the
Destroying
of
the
Men
which
dwelt
vpon
Earth
.
16.
This
terrible
Fyre
with
his
cruell
Fyre-flames
,
made
such
a
dreedfull
Burning
/
and
a
terrible
Cracking
of
burning
.
and
all
Men
/
Foules
/
and
Beastes
,
made
so
great
a
Chritch
and
horrible
Crye
/
that
many
Ship-maisters
on
the
Sea
,
were
so
exceedinglie
astonyed
and
striken
with
feare
/
that
they
durst
not
approch
to
any
Countrie
of
the
whole
Worlde
:
but
chose
much-rather
to
suffer
Shipwrack
in
the
Sea
/
and
so
to
perrish
/
then
to
turnethem
to
that
great
Calamitie
and
Miserie
of
the
Earth
/
and
so
to
be
swallowed-vp
through
the
terrible
Fyre
of
the
hellish
Dragons
.
17.
This
is
⁏
doubtles
;
the
extreamest
[
v
](A08225-e14940-b)
v
Apo.
8.
9.
b.
Woe
⁏
in
the
Sea
and
vpon
the
Earth
;
of
all
the
Woes
that
shall
fall
ouer
the
Vngodlie
/
in
the
dreedfull
great
[
x
](A08225-e14950-b)
x
Esa.
13.
a.
Ioel.
2.
a.
b.
Soph.
1.
b.
Mal.
4.
a.
Apo.
6.
b.
Daye
of
the
Lorde
and
of
his
righteous
Iudgment
.
The
VII
.
Chapiter
.
ISRAEL
and
IVDA
were
in
tymes-past
so
bewtifull
Virgins
/
that
the
great
King
؛the
Lord
of
all
·
tooke
them
vnto
him
in
Wedlocke
/
to
his
beloued
Wiues
:
and
set
euenso
all
his
Loue
[
a
](A08225-e15050-b)
a
2.
Para.
9.
●…
.
Psal.
67.
114.
a.
135.
a.
Esa.
19.
66.
a.
Iere.
2.
a.
and
Heartes-lust
on
Them
.
2.
Hee
adourned
them
with
all
costlie
Iewels
&
Bracelets
wrought
[
b
](A08225-e15070-b)
b
Ezech.
16.
of
al-maner
of
Golde-worke
/
and
with
the
most-costlye
Pearles
and
pretioust
Stones
:
and
made
them
euenso
very
gorgeous
and
glorious
,
aboue
[
c
](A08225-e15080-b)
c
Oze.
14.
c.
all
the
Women
and
Virgins
of
the
Heathen
.
3.
Hee
begat
also
by
them
many
faire
Children
:
They
brought-fourth
likewise
vnto
him
exceeding
faire
Daughters
/
which
Hee
much-esteemed
and
set
great-store
by
:
so
that
Hee
also
promised
to
geeue
vnto
them
in
Mariage
,
his
onlie
Sonne
/
which
sa●…
vpon
his
Seate
with
Him
/
and
raigned
with
Him
in
his
Kingdom
/
and
which
also
was
his
H●…yre
in
all
his
Riches
/
If
they
behaued
themselues
honestlie
/
and
turned
not
themselues
to
any-maner
of
Whordom
.
4.
And
according
heervnto
,
so
were
the
Daughters
of
Israel
and
Iuda
⁏
in
these
Promises
;
nourrished
and
brought-vp
in
all
Honestie
and
Purenesof-life
.
and
were
likewise
daylie
,
very
earnestlie
warned
,
to
beware
[
d
](A08225-e15130-b)
d
Exod.
20.
Deut.
7.
a.
&
in
omnibus
Prophetis
.
of
all
Fornication
/
as
also
infourmed
with
Wisdom
,
that
they
should
⁏
in
any-case
;
keep-well
[
e
](A08225-e15140-b)
e
Leuit.
19.
their
pure
maydenlie
Bodies
,
from
all
Pollution
of
the
Whordom
/
till
that
they
were
meet
to
be
maryed
/
and
that
their
promised
Brydegroome
ioyned
himself
vnto
them
.
5.
But
when-as
they
now
were
thus
brought-vp
in
all
Honestie
and
good
Discipline
/
and
became
mariageable
.
and
were
wooed
and
called-vpon
by
their
promised
Brydegroome
(
for
whom
they
were
so
brought-vp
)
for
to
be
maried
/
then
were
they
much
to
prowde
or
statelie
and
to
[
f
](A08225-e15170-b)
f
Esa.
3.
b.
Ezech.
16.
stif-necked
in
the
reputation
of
their
Honestie
/
for
to
submit
them
to
their
promised
Brydegroome
/
and
to
geeue
themselues
vnto
Him
in
Mariage
:
and
[
g
](A08225-e15180-b)
g
Pro.
1.
c.
Iohn
.
1.
b.
refused
euenso
for
to
com
to
their
promised
Brydegroome
.
They
wolde
not
moreouer
⁏
when-as
Hee
shewed
himself
vnto
them
in
all
Humilitie
;
knowe
nor
receaue
Him
for
their
promised
Brydegroome
:
For
Hee
came
vnto
them
[
h
](A08225-e15190-b)
h
Zach.
9.
b.
Math.
21.
al-to-lowlie
and
to-meekminded
:
and
they
haue
euenso
⁏
for
his
Humilitie
and
Meekmindednes
cause
;
[
i
](A08225-e15200-b)
i
Esa.
1.
a.
Math.
21.
Iohn
.
19.
c.
dispised
Him
/
and
determined
with
themselues
to
tarie
for
som
Other
:
and
haue
euenso
remayned
for
a
long
time
,
without
any
Brydegroome
.
6.
NOw
when
that
thissame
Sonne
of
the
great
and
mightie
King
,
was
thus
refused
of
his
beloued
Frindes
(
Nea
⁏
which
yet
was
more
;
[
k
](A08225-e15220-b)
k
Iohn
.
15.
b.
they
hated
Him
/
and
draue
him
awaye
from
among
them
)
/
So
turned
Hee
him
then
⁏
or
cast
his
fauour
;
to
the
[
l
](A08225-e15230-b)
l
Math.
21.
d.
Act.
13.
f.
Heathen
/
which
liued
in
all
Dishonest-sort
and
in
Whordom
/
and
whose
Bodies
also
⁏
euen
from
the
Head
to
the
Feete
;
were
altogether
polluted
/
and
full
of
vncleane
Spottes
.
7.
Euenso
verelie
,
was
this
most-noble
and
renowmed
Sonne
of
the
most-puissant
King
,
inforsed
to
forsake
those
his
deerlie-beloued
elected
,
Frindes
؛the
bewtifull
and
modest
Daughters
of
Israel
and
Iuda
·
:
and
Hee
wooed
the
polluted
Daughters
of
the
Heathen
/
to
see
if
peraduenture
they
wolde
receaue
Him
into
their
Loue
:
To
the
which
louelie
Proffer
of
His
,
the
polluted
Daughters
of
the
Heathen
[
m
](A08225-e15290-b)
m
Act.
13.
f.
gladlie
consented
:
and
they
began
euenso
,
to
turne
their
Loue
⁏
with
submitted
Hunalitie
&
great
Thankes-geeuing
;
towardes
Him
.
8.
And
euenso
,
in
this
Good-willingnes
of
theirs
/
this
most-noble
Sonne
of
the
puissant
King
turned
his
Loue
to
the
[
n
](A08225-e15320-b)
n
Esa.
55.
a.
Oze.
1.
c.
Zach.
2.
b.
Act.
13.
f.
Rom.
9.
c.
d.
Daughters
of
the
Heathen
/
and
chose
to
take
them
vnto
him
in
Matrimonie
.
And
thatsame
caused
Hee
to
be
published
⁏
through
his
Messengers
;
vnto
them
,
to
a
ioyfull
Message
:
and
also
to
be
signified
vnto
them
/
that
Hee
wolde
purifie
them
and
make
them
bewtifull
Virgins
·
also
throughlie
purge
or
wash-awaye
⁏
with
his
pure
·
and
healthsom
Water
;
all
the
Filthines
and
Spottes
of
their
Bodie
[
o
](A08225-e15330-b)
o
Ezech.
36.
c
Iohn
.
7.
d.
Apo.
21.
22.
b
and
so
take
them
⁏
[
p
](A08225-e15340-b)
p
2.
Cor.
11.
a.
Eph.
5.
c.
to
a
pure
immaculate
Bryde
;
vnto
him
in
Mariage
:
Conditionallie
,
that
they
should
⁏
for
their
part
;
goodwillinglie
turne
them
away
,
from
all
their
Whordom
·
also
haue
a
stedfast
Beleef
[
q
](A08225-e15350-b)
q
Rom.
11.
b.
c
or
Confidence
⁏
to
the
Purging
of
their
Whordom
;
on
Him
and
to
Him
·
and
therto
shew-fourth
an
vpright
Testimonie
of
Repentaunce
,
that
they
left-of
their
Whordom
.
and
euenso
(
like-as
an
vpright
Espowsed-wife
[
r
](A08225-e15360-b)
r
2.
Cor.
11.
a.
ought
to
deale
toward
her
right
Husband
)
altogether
cleaue
or
holde-them
vnto
Him
alone
/
So
wold
Hee
then
likewise
⁏
in
all
faithfull
Loue
;
keepe
him
vnto
Them
.
9.
At
which
Message
,
the
Daughters
of
the
Heathen
[
s
](A08225-e15390-b)
s
Act.
13.
c.
were
exceeding
ioyfull
/
and
gaue
great
Laude
and
Thankes
⁏
with
all
Humilitie
;
to
the
great
King
؛the
Father
of
thesame
Sonne
·
[
t
](A08225-e15430-b)
t
Rom.
15.
b.
for
the
great
Grace
and
mercifull
Loue
which
happened
and
was
extended
towardes
them
:
And
they
receaued
euenso
thesame
⁏
with
intire
Good-willingnes
and
plaine
Intent
;
to
heart
/
[
v
](A08225-e15440-b)
v
Act.
13.
●…
.
Rom.
11.
b.
c.
Col.
1.
a.
b.
with
purpose
to
doo
euenso
:
and
applyed
them
⁏
with
all
Diligence
;
to
accomplish
all
that
which
was
told
them
by
their
Brydegroome
/
and
[
x
](A08225-e15450-b)
x
Act.
13.
c.
17.
1●…
.
&c.
heald-fourth
by
his
Ministers
,
before
them
:
in
such-sort
/
that
this
Sonne
of
the
great
and
mightie
King
,
had
⁏
in
all
their
Diligence
and
Feruentnes
to
accomplish
his
Will
;
a
good-pleasure
in
them
/
and
grewe-affected
with
great
Lust
and
Loue
towardes
them
.
10.
Hee
heald
himself
also
with
his
Loue
,
whollie
to
them
/
for
that
they
mought
be
[
y
](A08225-e15470-b)
y
Oze.
1.
e.
Rom.
9.
c.
d.
throughliepurged
.
Hee
decked
them
with
all
kinde
of
costlie
Attire
of
golden
Iewels
/
and
with
al-maner
of
fyne
Golde-worke
and
pretious
Stones
/
as
also
with
the
most-fyne
Pearles
:
so
that
they
⁏
in
Bewtie
and
Gorgeous-decking
/
and
in
all
costlie
Riches
and
triumphant
Glorie
;
[
z
](A08225-e15480-b)
z
Rom.
11.
b.
c
excelled
and
passed
far-away
,
the
Daughters
of
Israel
and
Iuda
.
11.
Now
when
these
goodlie-decked
and
bewtifull
Daughters
of
the
Heathen
,
were
thus
⁏
in
all
Loue
and
Faithfulnes
;
maried
to
this
most-noble
Sonne
of
the
most-puissant
King
.
and
that
they
became
euenso
⁏
like
as
an
vpright
Espowsed-wife
with
her
Husband
;
of
vniforme-beeing
with
Him
/
So
brought
they
fourth
then
vnto
Him
,
manye
faire
Virgins
and
chast
Daughters
/
and
they
brought
them
vp
for
Him
in
all
Good-discipline
and
Honestie
:
and
it
was
in
like-maner
promised
vnto
them
all
⁏
in
their
honest
or
verteous
Bringing-vp
;
that
they
should
also
haue
thesame
noble
&
ritch
Sonne
of
the
most-mightie
King
,
to
their
Lord
[
a
](A08225-e15550-b)
a
2.
Cor.
11.
●…
.
or
Husband
.
12.
HOwbeit
,
many
of
the
after-borne
Daughters
of
the
Heathen
,
did
not
vprightlie
take-heede
vnto
the
right
Coniunction
with
that
noble
Sonne
/
for
to
keepe
themselues
constantlie
⁏
with
faithfull
Loue
;
vnto
Thesame
,
[
b
](A08225-e15580-b)
b
●…
.
Cor.
11.
●…
.
their
promised
Brydegroome
.
13.
They
fayled
not
at-all
,
to
chalenge
vnto
them
the
Name
and
the
Honour
,
that
they
stoode
ioyned-in-matrimonie
with
the
noble
Sonne
/
and
walked
in
his
Doctrine
or
Discipline
:
but
the
Deede
⁏
to
th
approouing
of
their
singleminded
Obedience
and
Faithfulnes
;
grew
⁏
in
processe-of-time
;
verye-much
[
c
](A08225-e15610-b)
c
Gal.
3.
a.
Col.
2.
b.
c.
Tit.
1.
c.
diminished
.
14.
And
when-as
they
now
heard
of
the
Feruent-loue
and
Heartie-lust
,
which
the
most-noble
Sonne
of
the
most-mightie
King
,
bare
towardes
their
Mothers
.
and
that
Hee
⁏
for
their
Loues
sake
;
had
forsaken
his
deerest
Louers
؛the
Daughters
of
Israel
and
Iuda
·
/
[
d
](A08225-e15680-b)
d
Rom.
11.
b.
c.
So
waxed
they
then
somuch
the
statelier
and
arroganter
/
bragging
verye-much
of
the
Grace
or
Fauour
which
was
shewed
vnto
them
:
so
that
they
became
therthrough
verye
hawtie-minded
/
to
a
more
Extolling
of
themselues
in
their
Disobedience
and
Presumption
:
and
dispised
euenso
the
sorrowfull
and
cast-downe
or
desolate
Daughters
of
Israel
&
Iuda
:
and
vpbrayded
them
⁏
with
Reprochful-woordes
;
of
the
Indignation
and
Desolation
,
into
the
which
they
were
fallen
.
15.
Moreouer
/
in
this
their
Presumption
and
Pride
,
these
Daughters
of
the
Heathen
beganne
to
forget
and
to
neglect
,
to
[
e
](A08225-e15730-b)
e
Oze.
4.
a.
b.
5.
a.
keepe
themselues
pure
or
chast
from
all
Fornication
/
and
to
remaine
[
f
](A08225-e15740-b)
f
2.
Cor.
11.
b.
faithfull
to
their
Lorde
,
to
whom
they
had
promised
all
Fidelitie
:
and
turned
them
euenso
to
straunge
Men
:
and
receaued
into
their
Howses
,
the
[
g
](A08225-e15750-b)
g
Gal.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
a.
Enemies
of
their
promised
Brydegroome
:
and
committing
adulterie
with
thosesame
,
they
brake
the
band
of
Wedlock
,
which
they
had
vowed
vnto
him
:
and
reioyceing
them
in
their
Whordom
,
they
bragged
still
neuerthelesse
of
their
Lorde
؛the
Sonne
of
the
great
King
·
that
Hee
was
their
Husbande
/
and
that
They
,
were
his
elected
Wife
.
And
euenso
⁏
vnder
that
Couering
of
Bosting
,
of
the
Name
of
that
noble
and
renowmed
Husband
,
that
Hee
was
their
right
Husband
.
and
They
,
his
right
Espowsed-wife
;
they
committed
incessantlie
fornication
⁏
more-and-more
;
[
h
](A08225-e15800-b)
h
2.
Cor.
6.
b.
with
al-maner
of
straunge
Men
:
and
did
not
once
thinke
,
[
i
](A08225-e15810-b)
i
1.
Cor.
6.
b.
c
2.
Cor.
6.
b.
to
turne
them
cleene-awaye
therfrom
/
or
to
shew-fourth
vpright
Fruites
of
Repentaunce
for
thesame
:
but
became
euenso
⁏
in
their
Whordom
;
the
lenger
the
more
,
polluted
&
defiled
.
16.
NOw
when
that
these
desolate
Daughters
of
Israel
and
Iuda
,
perceaued
the
vncomblie
and
shamefull
Fornication
of
the
Daughters
of
the
Heathen
/
and
how
that
they
greatlie
polluted
themselues
with
all
Straungers
/
So
could
they
not
then
in
any-wise
be
perswaded
,
that
the
Maryed-husbande
of
the
Daughters
of
the
Heathen
⁏
of
whom
they
so
bosted
;
was
the
right
Sonne
of
the
great
and
mightie
King
/
which
was
promised
in
Matrymonie
vnto
them
:
but
haue
therfore
somuch-the-more
⁏
in
their
Ignoraunce
;
dispised
[
k
](A08225-e15860-b)
k
Esa.
53.
a.
that
noble
Sonne
of
the
great-mightie
King
/
and
iudged
Him
to
be
false
.
and
that
Hee
was
a
[
l
](A08225-e15870-b)
l
Luk.
7.
15.
a.
Louer
of
Whordom
and
of
all
Vncleanenes
.
and
could
not
by
any
meanes
beleeue
,
that
Hee
was
the
right
Lord
or
Husband
of
the
Daughters
of
Israel
and
Iuda
.
And
the
Daughters
of
Israel
and
Iuda
[
m
](A08225-e15920-b)
m
Rom.
11.
remained
euenso
⁏
in
this
Vnbeleef
;
as
Orphantes
,
[
n
](A08225-e15930-b)
n
Lam.
5.
a.
without
Father
/
as
desolate
Widowes
,
[
o
](A08225-e15940-b)
o
Lam.
1.
3.
a.
without
any
Husband
/
and
as
contracted
Mariageable-daughters
,
without
a
Brydegrome
.
17.
And
in
all
this
Leauing-destitute
and
Heauynes
,
they
hanged
or
cast
downe
their
Heads
/
also
sighed
[
p
](A08225-e15970-b)
p
Vide
Esa:
Ier:
&
alios
Prophetas
.
and
prayed
.
But
so-long
as
they
sawe
not
rightlie
into
their
Offences
/
nor-yet
acknowledged
wherfore
they
were
forsaken
/
so
were
they
not
pityed
nor
yet
harkened-vnto
,
of
their
Lorde
and
King
.
but
euery-wheare
dispised
/
brought-in-distresse
/
and
afflicted-with-greef
,
among
all
People
.
18.
BVt
when
as
now
these
vnfaythfull
Daughters
of
the
Heathen
,
had
thus
⁏
a
long-whyle
;
liued
and
walked
in
all
maner
of
Whordom
and
Vncleannes
.
as
also
estraunged
themselues
so
vtterlie
from
the
honest
Matrimonie
and
faithfull
Loue
of
their
Husband
.
and
yet
heald
them
still
neuerthelesse
by
their
high
Bosting
,
that
They
were
the
right
Espowsed-wife
/
So
became
they
at
the
last
⁏
in
their
Whordom
and
Vncleanenes
;
diuided
into
many
Partes
/
and
fell
euenso
to
sharpe
[
q
](A08225-e15990-b)
q
Math.
24.
b.
contention
one
against
an-other
,
about
the
right
Husband
(
namelie
/
who
should
haue
Him
to
be
their
Lorde
or
Husbande
/
and
which
Sort
or
Sect
was
his
right
Espowsed-wife
)
:
and
euenso
(
li●…e
as
all
Whoores
and
Adulterous-women
vse
to
doo
)
they
v●…brayded
each-other
with
their
Adulterie
/
and
discouered
among
themselues
one-an-others
Shame
and
V●…chastitie
:
Though
yet-notwithstanding
each
Sort
manifested
plaine-enough
their
Owne
,
with
the
Expresse-inuring
of
their
adulterous
Deedes
/
&
vncircumcised
false
Heartes
.
19.
And
although
now
that
nether
of
these
diuided
Sectes
or
Partes
of
the
adulterous
Daughters
,
was
purged
from
their
Whordom
and
Vnchastitie
/
nether-yet
had
shewed-fourth
any
vpright
Fruites
of
Repentaunce
/
Yet
bosted
and
bragged
notwithstanding
each
Sect
in-seuerall
,
that
they
⁏
in
their
Whordom
;
were
the
right
Espowsed-wife
of
the
Husband
:
and
that
All
the
other
,
were
Straungers
therfrom
.
20.
THissame
continued
and
had
⁏
in
such-sort
;
his
Fourth-going
with
the
Daughters
of
the
Heathen
/
till
that
the
[
r
](A08225-e16060-b)
r
Rom.
11.
●…
.
Time
was
fulfilled
,
that
⁏
out
of
the
Loue
of
God
the
Father
/
and
out
of
the
Seruice
of
thesame
Loue
;
the
Cleernes
of
the
vpright
Matrimonie
of
the
promised
Sonne
of
the
great-mightie
King
/
and
the
vpright
Fourme
of
his
right
Espowsed-wife
,
was
witnessed
,
declared
,
and
euidentlie
signified
⁏
through
HN
,
Gods
elected
Minister
;
on
the
Earth
.
and
that
the
Lorde
⁏
vnder
the
Obedience
of
his
Loue
;
[
s
](A08225-e16080-b)
s
2.
Mach.
●…
.
became
mercifull
againe
vnto
his
People
:
and
euenso
⁏
with
his
Loue
and
[
t
](A08225-e16090-b)
t
Ier.
31.
a.
b.
with
the
Loue
of
his
deere
Sonne
;
[
v
](A08225-e16100-b)
v
Oze.
2.
3.
called
and
inuited
the
Generations
of
[
x
](A08225-e16110-b)
x
Vide
in
omnibus
Prophetis
.
Israel
and
Iuda
,
together
with
[
y
](A08225-e16140-b)
y
Esa.
17.
18.
19
53.
56.
Iere.
3.
b.
Zach.
8.
c.
all
People
and
Heathen
⁏
which
confessed
their
Faultes
and
Whordom
/
and
had
a
Lust
to
the
right
Matrimonie
;
vnto
the
right
Mariage
:
and
euenso
they
all
⁏
which
beleeued
his
Woord
of
Grace
;
became
renewed
in
their
Vnderstanding
/
and
were
brought
to-right
againe
,
in
the
Obedience
of
the
Requiring
of
his
Seruice
of
Loue
/
as
also
established
in
the
Faithfulnes
of
his
Loue
.
The
VIII
.
Chapiter
.
WHo
is-ther
,
that
shall
iudge
the
Wisdom
/
or-yet
be
able
to
interprete
her
mysticall
Prouerbes
/
seeing
that
Shee
/
nether-yet
her
Prouerbes
are
knowen
nor
iudged
of
any-man
/
but
[
a
](A08225-e16200-b)
a
Pro.
2.
b.
of
the
Children
which
are
borne
out
of
the
Wisdom
?
For
those
knowe
Her
/
and
can
interprete
her
parabolous
Sentences
.
2.
Therfore
doth
the
Wisdom
speake-fourth
her
Prouerbes
,
to
her
[
b
](A08225-e16230-b)
b
Pro.
1.
2.
3.
4.
&c.
Math.
13.
b.
c
Luk.
8.
●…
.
Children
.
and
the
Loue
vttereth
her
Vnderstanding
,
to
her
Louers
/
to
th
ende
that
they
should
heare
and
[
c
](A08225-e16240-b)
c
Math.
10.
c.
Luk.
12.
a.
vnderstand
thesame
in
secreat
/
and
then
tell
it
fourth
againe
openlie
.
3.
THe
God
of
Heauen
⁏
as
the
Father
himself
;
is
com-downe
:
and
Hee
bringeth
⁏
in
the
Seruice
of
his
Loue
;
[
d
](A08225-e16260-b)
d
Iohn
.
14.
c.
2.
Cor.
6.
b.
Apo.
21.
a.
Himself
,
with
his
Christ
and
Holie-gost
/
and
with
all
that
which
with
Him
is
Gods
,
vnto
his
obedient
Man
HN.
And
goding
thesame
with
Hym
,
Hee
hath
manned
hym
with
thesame
:
and
his
Will
is
,
that
now
in
the
last
tyme
⁏
through
his
Seruice
of
Loue
;
all
[
e
](A08225-e16290-b)
e
Ier.
31.
a.
Iohn
.
12.
d.
People
or
Generations
of
Men
,
which
are
goodwilling
to
his
Righteousnes
,
should
assemble
them
vnto
Him
and
his
godded
Man
:
and
euenso
likewise
with
them
,
all
that
which
is
manlie
/
To
th
end
that
they
all
should
becom
of-one-beeing
with
Him
and
his
godded
Man
·
and
so
be
all
named
Gods
/
[
f
](A08225-e16300-b)
f
Psal.
82.
a.
Iohn
.
10.
d.
and
Children
of
the
Mosthighest
.
For
euenso
,
in
thesame
[
g
](A08225-e16310-b)
g
Oze.
2.
c.
Conioyned-coming
and
Conformitie-of-beeing
[
namelie
/
God
,
with
all
what
is
Gods
/
and
the
Man
,
with
all
what
is
manlie
]
it
all
what
is
not
Gods
nor
Manlie
,
becometh
through
God
and
the
Man
,
vtterlie
condemned
.
4.
Beholde
/
That
is
now
in
thissame
Daye
,
Gods
[
h
](A08225-e16330-b)
h
Math.
25.
d.
Act.
17.
d.
Iudae
.
1.
b.
Iudgment
/
and
the
Iudgment
of
the
conioyned
Man
vnto
his
God
,
according
to
the
Righteousnes
.
And
the
Publishing
of
thissame
Iudgment
vpon
the
Earth
,
is
a
ioyfull
Message
and
good
Tydinges
,
vnto
all
goodwilling
Men
/
for
to
applye
them
to
thesame
Coniunction
:
and
it
is
also
to
a
[
i
](A08225-e16340-b)
i
Psal.
96.
98.
b
Life
and
Ioye
in
the
Godlynes
,
vnto
all
such
as
beleeue
that
the
God
of
Sion
,
is
⁏
in
such-sort
;
becom
King
vpon
the
Earth
.
5.
THe
Man
is
⁏
in
his
Estraunging
from
God
;
sayled
or
fared-fourth
so
farre
⁏
in
the
Shipfaring
of
his
great
Knowledge
;
in
the
mayne
wilde
Sea
/
that
hee
is
altogether
gon-astray
or
wandereth
/
and
fayleth
to
be
directed
any-lenger
by
the
true
Course
of
his
Compasse
:
but
sayleth
at
aduenture
now
heere
and
then
theare
,
in
the
vncertaine
places
.
And
when-as
hee
supposeth
to
haue
found
a
good
Land
,
to
his
Preseruing
/
so
perceaueth
hee
then
that
hee
is
vtterlie
deceaued
therin
/
and
that
hee
hath
not
yeat
attayned
to
the
right
good
Lande
.
6.
Now
when
the
Man
hath
gotten
a
great
Lust
,
for
to
inherit
the
Promises
of
the
Blessing
/
and
to
com
into
the
good
Lande
,
wheare
[
k
](A08225-e16390-b)
k
Exo.
3.
13.
●…
.
Leui.
20.
Deut.
6.
a.
Honye
and
Milke
floweth
/
so
aryseth-ther
vpp
then
in
the
Man
,
a
Diligentie-of-working
/
for
to
be
made
an
Heyre
in
thesame
Blessing
.
7.
Out
of
the
Diligentie-of-working
,
ther
cometh-fourth
the
tryed
Knowledg
of
the
Mans
Vnabilitie
and
Vnwisdom
/
for
to
attaine
ther-vnto
,
as
out
of
his
owne
Selfnes
.
8.
Out
of
the
tryed
Knowledg
of
the
Mans
Vnabilitie
&
Vnwisdom
,
ther
cometh-fourth
Two
Parties
,
one
against
another
.
9.
The
One
Partie
,
is
the
Vnbeleef
[
l
](A08225-e16430-b)
l
Num.
14.
a.
and
Dispaire
,
for
to
be
able
⁏
by
any-meanes
;
to
com-by
thatsame
at
Gods
handes
,
which
the
diligent
Man
so
seriouslie
seeketh-after
.
10.
The
Other
Partie
,
is
the
Beleef
&
[
m
](A08225-e16460-b)
m
Num.
14.
a
Hope
,
to
obtayne
thesame
by
Gods
Grace
,
through
the
Almightines
of
God
and
his
Christ
:
For
the
Beleef
knoweth
that
all
⁏
what
is
vnpossible
with
the
Man
;
[
n
](A08225-e16480-b)
n
Math.
19.
d.
Mark
.
10.
c.
Luk.
18.
c.
is
possible
with
God
.
11.
Out
of
the
One
Partie
⁏
namelie
/
Vnbeleef
and
Dispaire
;
ther
ariseth
the
Disobedience
[
o
](A08225-e16500-b)
o
Num.
14.
a.
Heb.
3.
b.
vnto
the
holie
Woorde
and
his
Requiring
.
And
out
of
the
Disobedience
vnto
the
holie
Woorde
and
his
Requiring
,
ther
aryse
the
manifolde
goodthinking
Wisdoms
of
Men
/
[
p
](A08225-e16510-b)
p
1.
Tim.
4.
●…
.
2.
Tim.
3.
a.
2.
Pet.
3.
b.
and
the
many-maner
of
false
Expoundinges
or
Interpretations
of
the
holye
Scripture
/
together
with
the
lying
&
deadlie
Gloses
.
12.
But
out
of
the
Beleef
and
Hope
,
ther
aryseth
the
Obedience
[
q
](A08225-e16540-b)
q
Num.
14.
b.
Heb.
4.
a.
vnto
the
holie
Woorde
and
the
Requiring
of
his
Seruice
of
Loue
.
And
out
of
the
Obedience
to
the
holie
Woorde
and
to
the
Requiring
of
his
Seruice
of
Loue
,
ther
aryse
the
Consolations
of
Men
,
[
r
](A08225-e16550-b)
r
Psal.
94.
b.
Heb.
10.
d.
in
the
Pacient-abyding
for
the
Lorde
,
in
their
Long-suffering
.
And
euenso
ther
cometh
to
the
Beleef
[
s
](A08225-e16570-b)
s
Iohn
.
14.
16.
in
all
Trueth
&
Loue
,
in-to
the
good
Lande
of
Promise
/
[
t
](A08225-e16580-b)
t
Apo.
21.
22.
and
in-to
the
eternall
Life
,
his
Blessing
.
13.
At
that
time
ther
is
found
by
the
Beleeuers
and
Obedientons
,
the
Trueth
and
Loue
/
[
v
](A08225-e16620-b)
v
Iohn
.
14.
Apo.
21.
and
all
Concorde
and
Peace
.
But
with
the
Vnbeleeuers
and
Disobedientons
,
not
els-what
but
good-thinking
Wisdoms
/
together
with
all
Contention
/
Schisme
and
Partialitie
/
[
x
](A08225-e16630-b)
x
Num.
14.
16.
and
all
Falshod
/
Deceit
and
Faynednes
:
wherwith
they
intangle
or
snare
one-another
of
them
/
and
so
remaine
without
the
good
Lande
of
Promise
.
14.
And
euenso
⁏
through
these
Two-maner
of
Fourth-goinges
;
becom
these
[
y
](A08225-e16650-b)
y
Num.
16.
c.
2.
Cor.
6.
b.
Two
Parties
seperated
the
one
from
the
other
/
like
as
the
Sheepe
from
the
Goates
.
And
the
One
Partie
,
appeereth
[
z
](A08225-e16660-b)
z
Math.
25.
d.
at
the
Right-hand
of
God
/
and
the
Other
,
at
the
Leaft
.
And
so
the
Iudgment
passeth-fourth
according
to
the
Trueth
,
expressing
who
are
Gods
Elect.
The
IX
.
Chapiter
.
PResentlie
in
this
Daye
,
I
am
mooued
in
sondrie
Thinges
,
to
meruaile
exceedinglie
.
And
must
now
therfore
demaund
the
Resolution
of
those
thinges
,
wherat
I
so
mu●…e
and
meruaile
.
And
geeue
mee
Resolution
therof
,
yee
Wyse
/
or
yee
Scripture-learned
/
if
yee
haue
Vnderstanding
.
2.
HOw
standeth
the
case
so
⁏
I
pray
you
;
/
or
out
of
what
Stocke
proceedeth
it
,
that
ther
are
Certen
/
which
will
themselues
,
take-vponthem
to
procreate
themselues
[
a
](A08225-e16720-b)
a
Act.
20.
d.
2.
Cor.
11.
d.
to
Men
of
God
.
also
teach
and
nourrish-vp
themselues
in
the
Wisdom
and
Vnderstanding
of
the
godlie
Thinges
.
and
becom
euenso
⁏
out
of
themselues
;
Men
and
Elders
of
the
holie
Vnderstanding
:
and
will
likewise
geeue-fourth
themselues
for
Men
of
God
/
and
againe
,
beget
Men
of
God
/
ereuer
that
they
themselues
are
begotten
or
brought-fourth
of
Men
of
God
?
3.
From
whence
cometh
it
also
,
that
the
Fooles
account
themselues
Wyse
/
and
perswade
themselues
to
haue
Vnderstanding
:
and
are
also
⁏
of
their
Consortes
or
Adherentes
;
esteemed
for
Such
?
4.
That
the
Dead
,
bost
them
of
the
Life
.
and
the
condemned
Vngodlie
,
praise
themselues
for
blessed
?
5.
That
the
Dombe
and
Deafe
,
will
expounde
or
interprete
the
Prouerbes
that
are
spoken
of
the
Wyse
?
6.
That
the
Crypples
,
will
teach
[
b
](A08225-e16790-b)
b
Pro.
26.
a.
the
Lame
to
go
right
:
and
they
which
are
Bond-men
or
Captiues
themselues
,
will
loose
or
set-free
others
that
are
Prisoners
?
7.
That
the
Blynde
,
[
c
](A08225-e16810-b)
c
Luk.
6.
d.
will
shewe
the
right
Waye
to
Such
as
erre
.
and
the
peruerse
Eyes
and
darke
Bodies
,
will
teach
the
Simplicitie
of
Christ
,
vnto
another
?
8.
That
Those
which
dwell
in
Darknes
/
and
haue
neuer
behelde
the
Light
,
will
yet
[
d
](A08225-e16840-b)
d
Rom.
●…
.
a.
iudge
the
Light
and
his
Shape
or
Fourme
.
and
⁏
ther-to
;
take
vpon
them
,
to
bringfourth
the
Light
out
of
the
Darknes
?
9.
That
the
Sinners
,
will
promise
Forgeeuenes
of
Sinnes
to
Such
as
transgresse
:
and
that
likewise
the
Vncleane
,
will
[
e
](A08225-e16860-b)
e
Eccli
.
34.
●…
.
purge
or
purifie
the
Vncleane
?
10.
That
Such
as
are
themselues
vnfit
or
vnmeete
,
to
enter
into
the
Kingdom
of
God
/
will
yet
take
vpon
them
to
prepare
meete
Vessels
,
to
the
Kingdom
of
God
?
11.
That
Those
which
will
speake
much
of
the
Trueth
/
will
[
f
](A08225-e16900-b)
f
Iohn
.
8.
●…
.
not
yet
themselues
once
heare
the
Trueth
/
nether
can
they
away-with
thesame
?
12.
That
Those
which
were
neuer-yet
Disciples
,
vnder
the
holie
Vnderstanding
/
geeue-fourth
themselues
as
Maisters
of
the
holie
Vnderstanding
.
and
take
vpon
them
,
to
set-fourth
and
teach
the
holie
Vnderstanding
/
and
to
iudg
thesame
according
to
their
owne
Minde
?
13.
That
the
Needie
and
such
as
haue
no
Bread
themselues
[
g
](A08225-e16930-b)
g
Esa.
3.
●…
.
in
their
Spences
or
Bynnes
,
go
and
call
euery-wheare
:
Com
fetch
Bread
/
Com
fetch
Bread
/
wee
haue
aboundaunce
therof
?
14.
How
cometh
it
,
that
the
hungrye
Bellyes
after
the
Bread
,
[
h
](A08225-e16950-b)
h
〈◊〉
.
2.
a.
suffise
them
with
the
Winde
and
Fame
of
Bread
:
and
euenso
⁏
as-though
they
had
eaten
indeede
and
were
satisfied
;
holde
themselues
contented
?
15.
From
whence
haue
the
Presumptuous
⁏
which
are
themselues
with-out
the
Church
of
Christ
,
and
haue
neuer
seene
nor
knowen
any
one
Stone
of
thesame
;
taken
such
an
Arrogantie
on
them
,
that
they
will
gather-together
the
Stones
vnto
them
·
also
cowch
and
dawbe
them
together
[
i
](A08225-e16990-b)
i
〈◊〉
.
●…
.
b.
with
deceitfull
Morter
·
and
so
buyld-vpp
a
Church
of
Christ
:
and
do
not
once
perceaue
,
that
their
Worke
auayleth
not
/
nor
cometh
to
perfection
?
The
X.
Chapiter
.
WHeare
the
Hunter
hunteth
/
and
the
Wilde-beast
discouereth
hymself
or
cometh
in
sight
/
theare
do
then
the
Houndes
yearne
.
2.
Wheare
the
true
Light
sheweth
itself
/
and
wheare-as
thesame
is
witnessed
/
wheare
also
the
Forefrunt
and
the
Holie
of
the
true
Tabernacle
becometh
[
a
](A08225-e17060-b)
a
1.
Esdr.
3.
6.
2.
Esdr.
3.
3.
Esdr.
1.
5.
8.
2.
Mach.
4.
d.
sanctified
anew
·
and
the
daylie
Oblation
of
the
true
Godseruice
⁏
to
the
Purging
of
the
Man
from
his
Sinnes
;
set-vpp
againe
/
theare
do
then
the
false
Heartes
of
the
Scripture-learned
/
with
all
euel-willing
Men
/
and
Goodthinking-wyse
,
furiouslie
rage-against
and
blaspheame
thesame
.
3.
IN
the
true
Tabernacle
of
the
Lorde
,
the
sweet
and
pleasant-sauourie
Meate
,
becometh
now
dressed
or
made-redie
,
to
an
holie
Meate-offering
:
and
after
thesame
,
do
the
wylde
Beastes
vent
or
smell
.
4.
The
Leuites
are
entred
[
b
](A08225-e17100-b)
b
●…
.
Esdr.
1.
a.
●…
▪
b.
c.
into
the
Forefrunt
/
and
prepare
theare
the
Trespasse-offering
and
Sinne-offering
,
before
the
Lorde
/
for
to
offer-vpy
thesame
in
due
time
.
5.
The
Priestes
are
entred
into
the
Holie
/
and
they
[
c
](A08225-e17130-b)
c
Ier.
33.
b.
Heb.
9.
b.
kindle
or
set-on-fire
theare
,
the
daylie
Offering
of
the
true
Godscruice
:
and
euenso
the
Trespasse-offering
and
Sinne-offering
,
becometh
⁏
thorough
the
preparation
of
the
Meate-offering
;
offred-vpp
and
burnt
⁏
before
the
Lorde
;
in
the
Holie
/
to
the
Remission
and
Cleansing
of
the
Sinnes
:
and
it
geeueth-fourth
euenso
a
sweet
Sauour
,
before
the
Lorde
.
6.
The
High-priest
is
entred
into
the
Mostholie
:
[
d
](A08225-e17150-b)
d
Luk.
1.
a.
Heb.
9.
c.
and
Hee
kindleth
or
setteth-on-fire
theare
,
with
his
Offering
of
the
Life
,
the
Death-offering
/
and
consumeth
the
Death
in
the
Life
:
and
the
Life
keepeth
the
Victorie
for
euermore
:
and
euenso
[
e
](A08225-e17160-b)
e
1.
Cor.
15.
●…
.
the
Death
⁏
which
is
the
last
Enemie
;
becometh
swallowed-vp
through
[
f
](A08225-e17170-b)
f
Oze.
13.
b.
1.
Cor.
15.
f.
Apo.
21.
a.
the
eternall
Life
/
and
the
Kingdom
of
the
God
of
Heauens
is
inherited
in
the
eternall
Life
:
and
euenso
in
thesame
Inheriting
,
becometh
now
in
this
Daye
,
the
great
and
glorious
Feast
[
g
](A08225-e17180-b)
g
Esa.
25.
b.
Luk.
14.
22.
●…
Apo.
19.
a.
of
the
Lorde
celebrated
or
kept
in
the
Kingdom
of
Heauen
.
7.
And
the
Holyons
of
God
and
Christ
,
eate
and
drinke
the
wel-dressed
Meate
/
and
the
wel-prepared
Drinke
of
the
Vyne
⁏
before
the
Lorde
and
his
Christ
;
[
h
](A08225-e17220-b)
h
Luk.
14.
b.
22.
c.
in
the
Kingdom
of
Heauen
.
And
the
sweet
or
pleasant
Sauour
of
thesame
is
of
so
great
force
,
that
it
is
also
smelled
euen
without-fourth
.
8.
Ther-after
now
do
manye
vncircumcised
Heartes
/
and
also
manye
Ritch-scripture-wyse
⁏
which
are
not
taught
to
the
Kingdom
of
Heauen
;
runne-on
venting
:
Howheit
they
attaine
not
to
the
Tast
of
thesame
.
For
it
is
not
meete
,
that
the
Vncircumcised
[
i
](A08225-e17250-b)
i
Math.
7.
a.
should
eate
therof
/
nether-yet
likewise
,
that
any
Vncircumcisedons
[
k
](A08225-e17260-b)
k
Esa.
35.
52.
a.
Ezech.
44.
a
Ioel.
3.
b.
Apo.
21.
c.
should
enter
into
the
Sanctuarie
of
God
:
For
their
[
l
](A08225-e17270-b)
l
Tit.
1.
Heartes
and
Thoughtes
are
altogether
vncleane
.
9.
Manye
polluted
and
vncircumcised
Heartes
crye-out
:
God
/
Christ
,
and
holie
Gost.
They
do
also
not
spare
to
open
their
Mouth
very-wide
,
for
to
talke
much
therof
.
also
to
inuay-against
and
maligne
very
reprochfullie
all
Idolatrie
⁏
which
they
with
their
outward
Eyes
looke-on
or
iudg
to
be
Idolatrie
;
.
and
to
cursse
or
defye
the
Antichrist
⁏
which
yet
they
knowe
not
;
very
vehementlie
:
and
yet
⁏
ther-vnder
;
they
themselues
do
serue
the
Deuell
,
[
m
](A08225-e17300-b)
m
Iohn
.
8.
c.
the
Father
of
all
Idols
.
They
honour
the
Antichrist
,
[
n
](A08225-e17320-b)
n
2.
Tess.
2.
a.
1.
Iohn
.
2.
c.
4.
a.
the
Deuels
Childe
:
and
are
repleanished
with
the
wicked
Spirit
of
Belial
.
And
are
euenso
before
God
and
his
Christ
,
not
els-what
but
abhominable
Idolatours
&
[
o
](A08225-e17350-b)
o
1.
Iohn
.
2.
c.
Antichristians
.
10.
WIth
the
pure
Heartes
and
Children
of
the
Loue
,
the
liuing
God
is
knowen
,
in
his
Godhead
:
the
Christ
of
thesame
God
[
p
](A08225-e17400-b)
p
Rom.
13.
b.
Gal.
3.
c.
is
plucked-on
,
in
his
christian
Beeing
:
the
holie
Gost
is
inherited
,
in
his
[
q
](A08225-e17410-b)
q
Iohn
.
14.
16.
Loue
:
and
the
true
Light
is
seene
or
beholden
,
[
r
](A08225-e17420-b)
r
Iohn
.
1.
c.
1.
Iohn
.
1.
a.
in
his
Cleernes
.
11.
The
true
Light
shyneth
vpon
the
Earth
/
and
shyneth
among
the
Children
of
the
Earth
,
as
thorowe
a
Glasse
:
but
by
the
Children
of
the
Loue
,
[
s
](A08225-e17440-b)
s
1.
Iohn
.
3.
a.
in
perfect
Cleernes
.
12.
The
Minde
of
the
Children
of
the
World
,
is
couered
with
many-maner
of
Darknesses
/
and
their
[
s
](A08225-e17460-b)
s
Esa.
28.
29.
b
Scripture-learned
attaine
vnto
no
Trueth
.
For-that-cause
they
all
walke
in
the
dark
[
t
](A08225-e17470-b)
t
Sap.
5.
a.
Wayes
/
which
leade
vnto
Destruction
.
13.
WHeare-as
the
Enuiousnes
hath
anye
place
or
roome
graunted
vnto
it
/
euen-theare
burneth
[
v
](A08225-e17490-b)
v
Pro.
14.
d.
it
in
,
as
a
Fyre
/
and
fretteth
or
consumeth
away
the
Man
,
as
a
Canker
.
14.
All
the
Vnderstanding
of
the
Worldlie-wise
and
Scripture-learned
,
is
nothing-els
⁏
before
the
godlie
Wisdom
;
but
as
a
[
x
](A08225-e17520-b)
x
Iam.
4.
●…
.
Smoke
and
Vapour
.
15.
Therfore
is
also
the
Daye
of
the
Lorde
,
before
the
Scripture-learned
⁏
which
are
not
[
y
](A08225-e17540-b)
y
Math.
13.
f.
taught
to
the
Kingdom
of
Heauen
;
and
before
all
Wyse
of
the
Worlde
,
altogether
[
z
](A08225-e17550-b)
z
Esa.
13.
●…
.
Ioel.
2.
a.
Amos.
5.
●…
.
Soph.
1.
b.
darke
/
yea
not
otherwise
,
but
as
a
Cloude
and
Mist.
16.
Ther
are
very
Fewe
which
[
a
](A08225-e17570-b)
a
Esa.
44.
b.
call
vpon
the
Name
of
the
Lorde
:
Therfore
ther
are
also
Fewe
defended
by
the
Lorde
,
[
b
](A08225-e17580-b)
b
Ioel.
2.
d.
to
Preseruation
in
the
Godlynes
.
17.
Ther
are
also
Fewe
that
seeke
the
Vpright
and
Very
true
/
or
that
indeuour
them
therafter
with
all
their
heart
:
but
they
all
⁏
for
the
most-part
;
set
their
Consolation
and
Confidence
on
vaine
Thinges
.
For-that-cause
also
the
begilefull
[
c
](A08225-e17600-b)
c
3.
Reg.
22.
c.
Rom.
11.
b.
Spirit
of
Lyes
,
hath
the
Victorie
ouer
Many
:
and
theron
they
highlie-bragge
,
as-though
they
had
the
Trueth
.
And
so
many
People
becom
ther-through
seduced
/
and
are
[
d
](A08225-e17610-b)
d
Psal.
43.
●…
.
Rom.
●…
.
●…
.
brought
to
the
Shambles
.
18.
Ther
is
scarcelie
any
[
e
](A08225-e17630-b)
e
Iere.
5.
a.
Luk.
18.
a.
Faith
/
Feare
of
God
/
nether
Loue
/
nor-yet
Knowledg
of
the
Lorde
,
in
the
Lande
:
[
f
](A08225-e17650-b)
f
Oze.
4.
a.
Rom.
1.
c.
d.
but
Reuyling
/
Contention
/
Blaspheaming
/
Vprour
/
Traytorie
/
Enuie
/
Backbyting
/
False-witnes
/
Vnfaithfulnes
/
Idolatrie
/
Bosting
and
Consolation
in
Fleash
/
false
Righteousnes
/
forged
Holynes
/
counterfeited
Seruing-of-god
/
Hypocrisie
/
Lying-tales
/
Theeuerie
/
Pride
/
Adulterie
/
Whordom
/
Seducing
/
Couetousnes
/
Pompe
/
Warre
or
Battell
/
and
Murdering
/
with
many-moe
such
other
Wickednesses
,
haue
euery-wheare
the
Preheminence
and
Raigne-in-comon
,
among
the
Children
of
Men
:
in
such-sort
as
by
that
occasion
,
the
Lawe
of
the
Lorde
is
[
g
](A08225-e17660-b)
g
〈◊〉
.
1.
b.
dispised
.
the
Euangelie
and
the
Beleef
of
Christ
,
is
taken-on
to
a
sinfull
[
h
](A08225-e17690-b)
h
Gal.
5.
b.
2.
Pet.
2.
b.
c.
Libertie
.
the
holie
Spirit
of
the
Loue
of
God
and
Christ
,
is
shamefullie
[
i
](A08225-e17720-b)
i
Heb.
10.
c.
blaspheamed
.
and
the
false
Doctrine
⁏
with
her
seducing
Lyes
;
is
euery-wheare
harkened-vnto
,
honoured
,
and
followed-after
.
The
XI
.
Chapiter
.
IT
goeth
Now
with
the
Children
of
Men
altogether
preposterous
:
For
the
Fleash
will
worke
spirituall
Thinges
/
the
elementish
Creatures
will
seperate
them
from
the
elementish
Thinges
/
and
vsuallie
busye
themselues
onlie
with
the
heauenlie
Thinges
/
and
those
which
beare
yeat
the
fleashlie
Fore-skinne
of
the
Sinne
before
their
[
a
](A08225-e17770-b)
a
2.
Cor.
3.
b.
Heartes
,
will
liue
and
go-fourth
,
according
to
the
Spirit
.
2.
The
Children
⁏
for
whom
it
is
yet
[
b
](A08225-e17790-b)
b
1.
Cor.
●…
.
a.
needfull
to
be
fedd
with
Milke
;
will
eate
strong
Meate
.
and
therto
be
[
c
](A08225-e17800-b)
c
1.
Cor.
4.
b.
named
Men.
3.
They
will
also
⁏
as-though
they
were
Men
or
Elders
;
[
d
](A08225-e17820-b)
d
1.
Cor.
4.
b.
procreate
Children
in
wedlocke
/
and
so
be
called
Fathers
.
4.
The
Disciples
forsake
the
Doctrine
and
Instruction
[
e
](A08225-e17840-b)
e
Heb.
13.
b.
of
the
Elders
/
and
set-vp
themselues
⁏
against
their
Elders
;
to
be
Elders
:
and
[
f
](A08225-e17850-b)
f
Leui.
10.
●…
.
place
themselues
euenso
in
the
Office
or
Roome
of
the
Elders
/
for
to
minister
the
Priestes-office
themselues
/
and
to
appropriate
and
transport
⁏
[
g
](A08225-e17860-b)
g
Num.
16.
b.
according
to
their
Minde
;
the
Gouernment
of
Rulers
,
vnto
themselues
.
5.
The
Bond-men
⁏
which
are
subiect
to
seruice
;
will
be
free
Maisters
/
and
pluck
to
them
the
Inheritaunce
of
their
Maisters
:
and
so
take
vpon
them
to
beare
Lordship
ouer
their
Maisters
.
and
the
elementish
Children
/
and
the
worldlie
Captiues
,
will
[
h
](A08225-e17890-b)
h
2.
Pe●…
.
2.
●…
.
applie
the
Freedom
of
the
Children
of
God
,
on
themselues
.
6.
The
Hyrelinges
⁏
which
are
[
i
](A08225-e17910-b)
i
Apo.
3.
b.
altogether
poore
/
and
must
of
necessitie
liue
by
their
Daye-wages
/
and
haue
no
ouerplus
by
them
;
/
will
distribute-fourth
much
Riches
/
and
beare
the
Name
that
they
are
ritch
.
7.
The
Women
will
now
marie
with
Women
/
and
geeue
Seede
vnto
each-other
,
to
the
Bringing-fourth
of
Children
:
and
those
that
were
neuer
yet
conceaued
with
childe
/
grone
&
crye-out
,
as-though
they
were
in
the
extremitie
of
trauell
,
in
Childbirth
.
8.
They
that
are
bidden
to
the
Mariage-feast
,
keepe
themselues
backe
[
k
](A08225-e17950-b)
k
Math.
22.
●…
.
Luk.
14.
b.
with
Excuses
/
and
they
themselues
prepare
their
owne
Mariage-feast
/
and
keepe
thesame
together
with
each-other
,
without
Brydegroome
and
Bryde
.
9.
The
Maried-women
⁏
which
ought
to
holde
themselues
in
all
Faithfulnes
onlie
by
their
Espowsed-husbandes
;
geeue
themselues
to
commit
Whordom
/
and
breake
the
Wedlocke
.
They
play
the
harlottes
with
straunge
[
l
](A08225-e17970-b)
l
Ier.
2.
d.
3.
a.
Men
/
and
take-pleasure
[
m
](A08225-e17980-b)
m
Ezech.
16.
in
their
Whordom
.
10.
They
are
becom
likewise
so
presumptuous
by
themselues
in
their
Whordom
/
that
they
stick
not
to
proclayme-them
an
whorish
Mariage-feast
.
also
bid
[
n
](A08225-e18000-b)
n
Ezec.
16.
22.
many
Adulterers
&
Adulterices
therto
.
and
keepe
euenso
thesame
with
Whoores
and
Naughtypackes
:
and
becom
⁏
one
with-another
;
vtterlie
drunken
with
the
[
o
](A08225-e18010-b)
o
Apo.
17.
a.
18.
a.
Wyne
of
their
Whordom
and
Vncleannes
.
11.
THat
which
is
Most-bewtifull
,
is
now
counted
to
be
the
Vncleanest
of
all
other
:
and
to
pluck-on
the
gorgeous
[
p
](A08225-e18040-b)
p
Math.
22.
b.
Apo.
3.
b.
Wedding-feastes
Garment
,
is
now
⁏
of
Many
;
counted
a
thing
worthy
of
derision
.
12.
The
right
Bread
,
is
counted
to
be
vinewed
or
mustie
/
and
the
Children
of
Men
make
one-another
to
lothe
it
:
in
such-sort
/
that
they
abhorre
to
eate
therof
:
and
so
they
seeke
to
saciate
or
fill
them
with
straunge
Bread
/
and
with
their
owne
Dirt.
13.
The
vpright
Wine
of
the
right
Vine
⁏
which
is
pressed
to
vpright
Ioyfulnes
;
is
counted
of
Manye
,
as
fustie
and
sower
or
without
good
verdure
:
and
they
will
presse-them
New-wine
out
of
the
Bramble-●…eries
/
and
so
refreash
and
reioyce
them
with
straunge
Wine
/
and
with
their
owne
and
bitter
Filthines
.
14.
The
forworne
Fountaines
are
becom
[
q
](A08225-e18090-b)
q
Ier.
14.
a.
drie
:
their
Waters
are
runne
to-an-ende
in
their
course
/
and
stand
altogether
still
for
yeelding
of
anye-more
Water
:
And
the
Children
of
Men
digge
⁏
[
r
](A08225-e18100-b)
r
Ier.
2.
b.
with
great
Diligence
;
for
new
or
freash
Waters
:
and
seeke
to
get
or
com-by
thesame
,
out
of
their
The
XII
.
Chapiter
.
THe
Husbandmen
or
Tillers
of
the
Land
,
knowe
not
how
to
diuide
the
Sowing-time
from
the
[
a
](A08225-e18160-b)
a
Eccle.
3.
●…
.
Mowing-time
.
They
knowe
not
likewise
the
Fruites
,
from
the
Leaues
/
nor
the
Corne
,
from
the
Chaffe
.
2.
The
Wood-breakers
and
Carpenters
,
cannot
discerne
the
difference
betwixt
the
Heart-woode
of
the
Tree
/
and
the
Barke
of
thesame
.
nether-yet
do
they
knowe
the
Instrumentes
or
Tooles
of
their
Science
,
as
wherto
eachone
is
seruiceable
.
3.
The
Masons
knowe
not
the
good
Stones
,
from
the
bad
:
nether-yet
do
they
also
vnderstand
the
difference
betwixt
the
Worke
of
the
Foundation
/
and
the
Worke
that
is
set
theron
:
and
they
morter
or
lay-on
all
their
Masendrie-worke
[
b
](A08225-e18200-b)
b
Ezec.
13.
b.
●…
with
deceitfull
Morter
.
4.
The
Carters
,
harnes
or
tye
the
Horses
behinde
the
Cartes
:
and
will
needes
dryue-on
the
Cartes
forwarde
.
5.
The
Phisitions
and
Apotecar●…es
,
knowe
not
the
Hearbes
which
serue
to
the
Health
of
the
Diseased
:
nether-yet
knowe
they
how
to
discerne
the
diuersitie
of
the
Diseases
or
Sicknesses
of
Men.
And
the
thing
wherwith
they
go-about
to
cure
or
heale
the
Lyues
of
Men
/
therwith
they
bring-in
the
Death
and
Corruption
to
the
Life
/
and
so
marre
the
Life
of
Man
.
6.
The
Marchauntes
are
vnexpert
in
their
Trade-of-marchandice
:
For
they
knowe
not
the
right-true
Goods
,
from
the
Counterfait
/
nether-yet
the
fyne
Pearles
and
pretious
Stones
,
from
the
False
:
and
trafficke
euenso
with
false
Marchandice
.
7.
The
Sheepheardes
⁏
or
Those
that
will
be
called
Pastours
of
Sheepe
;
knowe
not
the
Sheep
,
from
the
Goates
.
And
the
Howse-holders
⁏
which
appoint
the
Heardmen
ouer
the
Sheepe
;
knowe
not
the
[
c
](A08225-e18260-b)
c
Ezec.
34.
a.
b
Iohn
.
10.
Heardmen
or
Pastours
of
the
Sheepe
,
from
the
Wolues
/
nor
the
Feeders
,
from
the
Deuourers
/
wherthrough
also
in
generall
,
the
Sheepe
are
not
protected
nor
yet
dulie
pastured
.
8.
The
Wolues
put-on
Sheepe-skinnes
/
[
d
](A08225-e18280-b)
d
Math.
7.
c.
Rom.
16.
b.
2.
Cor.
11.
b.
and
knowe
how
to
bleate
like
Sheepe
and
Lambes
.
And
euenso
⁏
in
their
Bleating
;
they
brute-fourth
the
seelie
Sheepe
,
to
be
Wolues
/
for
that
they
mought
⁏
according
to
their
woluish
Nature
;
[
e
](A08225-e18290-b)
e
Iohn
.
10.
bite
and
deuour
the
seelie
Sheepe
.
But
it
hath
neuer
ben
seen
/
nether
shall
it
likewise
euermore
be
seene
,
that
the
Sheepe
do
byte
or
deuour
the
Wolues
:
but
they
greatliefeare
the
Wolues
/
and
I
lee
⁏
for
that
they
mought
be
defended
;
to
their
Pastour
or
Heardman
.
9.
Howbeit
,
manye
Sheepe
are
now
becom
altogether
insensible
or
without
perceauing
/
and
knowe
not
their
right
Hearders
or
Pastours
/
nor-yet
their
Voyces
,
from
the
Straungers
.
[
f
](A08225-e18320-b)
f
Iohn
.
10.
b.
And
by
reason
that
ther
are
so
many
false
Pastours
risen-vp
/
[
g
](A08225-e18330-b)
g
Ezech.
1●…
.
b
34.
a.
b.
Math.
24.
a.
●…
which
can
counterfait
in
the
sounding-fourth
of
their
Voyces
,
the
Voyce
of
the
vpright
Pastours
/
the
insensible
seelie
Sheepe
,
knowe
not
how
to
discerne
the
false
Pastours
/
nor
their
seducing
Voyces
,
from
the
vpright
Pastours
:
and
so
they
runne
⁏
for
the
most-part
;
after
the
Sounde
of
the
Voyce
of
the
[
h
](A08225-e18340-b)
h
●…
.
Reg.
22.
false
Pastours
:
and
becom
euenso
verye
rufullie
seduced
/
and
brought
to
the
Shambles
/
and
part
of
them
also
,
into
much
Calamitie
and
Distresse
.
The
XIII
.
Chapiter
.
HOw
can
it
⁏
by
any
reason
;
go-well
vpon
the
Earth
?
For
the
Sheepe
are
committed
and
put-in-trust
vnto
the
Wolfe
,
for
to
be
kept
/
the
little
Fishes
,
to
the
Cat
/
and
the
sweet
Hearb-garden
,
to
the
Swine
.
2.
All
Errours
and
vnright
Wayes
,
are
called
right
[
a
](A08225-e18400-b)
a
Esa.
5.
●…
.
Wayes
:
and
the
Vnfaithfull
,
which
steale
the
Goods
out
of
their
Maisters
or
Gouernours
Chestes
/
and
trafficke
or
occupie
false
Marchandice
therwith
,
are
called
Iust-persons
.
3.
Those
which
haue
neuer-yet
ben
Disciples
in
the
Schoole
of
Christ
.
but
are
risenvp
out
of
[
b
](A08225-e18430-b)
b
Apo.
2.
c.
the
Deuels
Synagogge
/
are
now
called
Christians
/
or
they
geeue-fourth
themselues
for
Such
.
And
the
wicked
and
darke
Consciences
,
place
themselues
for
Iudges
,
[
c
](A08225-e18440-b)
c
Esa.
5.
c.
betwixt
Good
and
Euell
/
and
betwixt
Light
and
Darknes
.
4.
Those
which
haue
no
Intelligence
of
the
Trueth
nor
of
the
Light
of
Life
,
will
now
teach
the
Trueth
vnto
Others
/
and
direct
them
to
the
Light
of
Life
:
and
the
Ignorant
,
will
plant
Vnderstanding
into
the
Simple
.
5.
The
Dead
,
bost
them
of
the
Life
:
and
those
which
lye
yeat
as
the
Dead
,
in
the
Graues
/
will
publish
the
Life
and
the
Resurrection
of
the
Dead
/
and
promise
the
eternall
[
d
](A08225-e18470-b)
d
Ezech.
18.
b
Life
,
to
the
Vnbeleeuers
that
are
dead
.
6.
The
Infidels
account
themselues
for
Beleeuers
:
and
yet
neuerthelesse
they
dye
[
e
](A08225-e18500-b)
e
Iohn
.
8.
c.
in
their
Sinnes
:
and
the
Inheritaunce
of
their
Reward
,
is
the
eternall
[
f
](A08225-e18510-b)
f
Rom.
6.
a.
Apo.
19.
20.
c
Death
.
But
the
vpright
Beleeuers
,
dye
in
the
Death
of
Christ
:
[
g
](A08225-e18530-b)
g
Rom.
6.
a.
and
the
Inheritaunce
of
their
Rewarding
,
is
the
Resurrection
with
Christ
,
and
the
eternall
Life
.
7.
They
which
are
minded
against
the
Lawe
/
and
are
⁏
in
all
;
giltie
as
touching
the
Lawe
/
do
yet
inforce
or
[
h
](A08225-e18570-b)
h
Math.
23.
a.
driue
men
to
keepe
the
Lawe
.
8.
They
which
are
themselues
vnbeleeuing
/
d●…
yet
set-fourth
⁏
very
strcictlie
;
the
Beleef
to
be
kept
,
on
paine
of
Damnation
.
9.
They
which
knowe
not
the
Euangelie
of
the
Kingdom
/
nor
yet
haue
euer
receaued
thesame
·
nor
the
Publishing
of
thesame
,
out
of
the
true
Light
/
will
yet
needes
themselues
preach-fourth
the
Euangelie
of
the
Kingdom
:
and
will
euenso
runne
,
wheare-as
[
i
](A08225-e18620-b)
i
Iere.
23.
●…
.
d.
they
are
not
sent
.
10.
The
Blynde
affirme
[
k
](A08225-e18640-b)
k
Iohn
.
9.
d.
that
they
see
/
the
Spiritlesse-persons
,
do
highlie
vaunt
them
of
the
holie
Spirit
/
and
the
Vngodlie
make
their
bost
,
that
the
onlie
God
is
their
God
/
and
that
they
haue
the
Woorde
of
the
Lorde
.
11.
WHere
now
therfore
it
goeth
thus
toworke
,
as
is
resited
/
[
l
](A08225-e18670-b)
l
Esa.
1.
c.
Ezec.
22.
a.
b
euen-theare
are
the
Iust
/
together
with
all
Singleminded
and
Littleons
of
vnderstanding
,
inforced
⁏
in
their
iust
Causes
;
to
suffer
wrong
:
also
the
sorrowfull
Widowes
and
the
Fatherles
are
oppressed
·
and
the
true
Doctrine
of
the
Seruice
of
Loue
,
blaspheamed
and
resisted
.
12.
The
angwished
Heartes
for
the
Righteousnes
cause
,
finde
theare
no
place
for
to
obtaine
anye
Libertie
or
Refreashing
:
nether-yet
is
the
innocent
or
vngiltie
Bloud
defended
ether
protected
theare
/
but
is
rather
[
m
](A08225-e18690-b)
m
Esa.
59.
●…
.
Iere.
22.
b.
spilt
or
powred-fourth
·
and
all
vpright
Righteousnes
depressed
.
13.
The
hungrie
Soules
after
the
Bread
of
Heauen
,
finde
theare
[
n
](A08225-e18720-b)
n
Esa.
58.
a.
Math.
25.
d.
no
Satisfying
.
the
thirstie
Heartes
after
the
Righteousnes
,
are
not
theare
refreashed
:
the
naked
Pooreons
,
are
not
theare
clothed
:
the
Witnessers
of
the
Trueth
,
are
not
theare
harkened-vnto
:
nor
yet
the
Prisoners
,
loosed
or
let-go
at
libertie
:
nor
the
Erring
or
Strayed
,
lead
on
the
right
Way
.
but
rather
greatlie
blamed
and
blaspheamed
.
14.
Moreouer
/
whosoeuer
wolde
theare
go-about
to
conuert
the
Sinners
from
their
Sinnes
/
and
to
induce
or
leade
them
to
an
vpright
Life
,
both
before
God
and
Men
/
hee
is
accounted
and
iudged
for
[
o
](A08225-e18750-b)
o
2.
Cor.
6.
a.
a
S●…ducer
:
and
hee
is
slaundered
with
all
Wickednes
/
and
bruted
for
an
Euel-dooer
.
Thissame
is
●…ssuredlie
,
a
great
Miserie
vpon
the
Earth
.
15.
Whoso
can
new
in
thesame
wicked
Time
,
perceaue
or
note
all
these
fore-mentioned
wycked
Deedes
/
They
may
also
perceaue
therout
/
that
the
same
Time
,
is
euenlike
as
was
the
Time
of
Noe
,
in
[
p
](A08225-e18780-b)
p
Gen.
6.
7.
●…9
the
former
corrupted
World
/
and
as
the
Time
of
Lot
,
in
Sodom
and
Gomor
,
and
that
in
thesame
Time
,
all
Iniquitie
and
Falshod
flourisheth
in
vigour
.
16.
They
may
farder
note
and
perceaue
/
that
in
the
self-same
Time
,
the
Worlde
is
couered-ouer
with
the
[
q
](A08225-e18830-b)
q
Exod.
10.
c.
Darknesses
of
Egipt
,
with
the
Plagues
of
[
r
](A08225-e18850-b)
r
Exod.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Pharao
,
with
the
Ignoraunce
of
the
Cananites
,
with
the
Contention
and
Discorde
of
the
intangled
[
s
](A08225-e18880-b)
s
Gen.
11.
a.
Babel
,
with
the
Deceit
and
Institution
of
the
false
Godseruices
of
[
t
](A08225-e18920-b)
t
3.
Reg.
21.
c.
Iezabel
,
with
the
〈◊〉
Srytefulnes
of
the
Scripture-learned
and
[
v
](A08225-e18940-b)
v
Math.
22.
23.
24.
27.
28.
of
the
Pharisees
and
Saducees
,
with
the
Ambition
of
[
x
](A08225-e18970-b)
x
Iohn
.
19.
b.
Pilate
,
and
with
the
Tyrannie
of
Nero
,
as
also
with
all
Heathenish
Instabilitie
:
and
that
the
Destruction
is
hard-at-hande
.
The
XIIII
.
Chapiter
.
THe
Kingdom
of
God
,
is
grounded
inwardlie
in
the
[
a
](A08225-e19040-b)
a
Math.
13.
●…
.
Luk.
17.
c.
Field
of
the
Man
/
euen-like
as
a
Lillie-braunch
is
planted
in
the
Middest
of
an
Husbandmans
Fielde
/
which
is
by
nature
inclined
to
bringforth
Thistles
.
2.
Now
the
Thistles
[
b
](A08225-e19060-b)
b
Math.
13.
●…
.
growing-vpp
,
do
shewe-fourth
the
Bewtie
of
their
Flowers
:
they
get
also
som
Praise
for
their
Fayrnes
/
vntill
such
time
as
that
the
sweete-smelling
Lillie-flowers
,
do
make-manifest
themselues
⁏
out
of
the
Lillie-braunch
;
with
their
pure
Bewtie
.
3.
Howbeit
/
the
Lillie-flowers
do
excell
&
passe
⁏
in
their
pure
Bewtie
and
sweete
Smell
;
the
Thistel-flowers
,
far-awaye
:
in
such-sort
,
that
eueryone
⁏
which
beholdeth
them
/
and
smelleth
their
sweete
and
delightfull
Sauour
;
must
needes
[
c
](A08225-e19080-b)
c
Cant.
2.
●…
.
praise
and
commend
the
Lillie-flowers
,
more
then
all
Thistel-flowers
.
4.
For-that-cause
likewise
,
the
Husbandman
doth
loue
the
Lillie-flowers
,
with
such
a
singular
Loue
/
that
hee
vtterlie
rootethout
the
Thistles
with
their
Flowers
and
Seedes
,
from-off
his
[
d
](A08225-e19110-b)
d
Math.
13.
●…
.
Field
/
and
so
geeueth
Roome
to
the
Lillie
with
her
Flowers
:
and
hee
bringeth
also
⁏
into
thesame
Field
;
by
the
Lillie-flowers
,
all
the
Plantes
of
his
pleasantsmelling
Hearbes
/
and
maketh
of
thesame
his
Field
,
a
Garden-of-pleasure
.
5.
THey
which
are
ether
walke
with-out
the
Kingdom
of
God
and
his
Righteousnes
/
and
stand
not
submitted
vnder
the
Ministration
of
the
holy
Woorde
,
which
reacheth
to
the
Kingdom
of
God
/
Those
harken-to
and
geeue-eare
⁏
from
without-fourth
;
very
diligentlie
,
what-maner
of
s●…raunge
Sounde
thatsame
Sounde
mought
be
,
which
witnesseth
of
the
Kingdom
of
God
.
6.
But
when-as
they
now
make
inquisition
or
search
after
thesame
/
and
that
they
are
com
somwhat
nye
vnto
thesame
Sound
⁏
for
to
heare
som
Newes
therout
/
and
not
to
stand
obedient
thervnto
or
to
the
Requiring
of
thesame
;
/
So
are
then
thesame
Testimonies
of
the
Kingdom
of
God
,
not
els-what
vnto
them
,
but
as
a
closed
[
e
](A08225-e19150-b)
e
Esa.
29.
b.
Booke
/
and
a
fast-sealed
Pit
/
yea
,
and
as
it
were
a
Prouerbe
or
secreat
[
f
](A08225-e19160-b)
f
Math.
13.
b.
Luk.
8.
b.
Sentence
.
7.
They
looke-about
diligentlie
after
thesame
:
and
they
digge
also
⁏
with
all
their
owne
Vnderstanding
;
very
earnestlie
after
the
Knowledg
of
the
Kingdom
of
God
,
in
their
Inwardnes
.
But
they
cannot
⁏
in
all
their
Vnderstanding
;
consider
nor
yet
once
conceaue
the
[
g
](A08225-e19190-b)
g
1.
Cor.
2.
b.
Fourme
or
Fashion
of
thesame
.
8.
They
seeke
likewise
⁏
no-doubt
;
with
painfull
labour
and
much
trauell
,
for
the
Kingdom
of
God
.
But-yet
whenas
thesame
and
his
vpright
Righteousnes
,
is
setfourth
before
their
Eyes
/
and
witnessed
or
declared
vnto
them
/
then
haue
they
no
Lust
therto
,
for
to
receaue
thesame
/
or
to
enter
therin
:
and
therby
they
manifestlie
expresse
or
make-knowen
,
that
they
knowe
not
the
Kingdom
of
God
/
ne-yet
vnderstand
the
Cleernes
[
h
](A08225-e19220-b)
h
Luk.
17.
c.
of
his
Comming
.
9.
Howbeit
/
it
is
graunted
to
the
beleeuing
and
obedient
Disciples
of
the
holie
Woorde
and
hys
Seruice
of
Loue
,
to
vnderstand
[
i
](A08225-e19240-b)
i
Math.
13.
b.
Luk.
8.
b.
the
Mysterie
of
the
Kingdom
of
God
/
and
the
Entraunce
into
his
Righteousnes
.
10.
It
is
likewise
permitted
them
,
to
eate
of
the
secreat
[
k
](A08225-e19260-b)
k
Apo.
2.
b.
heauenlie
Bread
.
and
therto
ther
is
geeuen
them
a
white
Stone
/
wher-vpon
is
writen
a
New
Name
/
which
noman
knoweth
,
saue
onlie
hee
which
receaueth
thesame
Stone
with
the
New
Name
.
And
That
is
the
Difference
betwixt
the
true
Beeing
,
which
is
remaining
with
the
Elders
/
and
the
Images
or
Figures
,
which
are
administred
vnto
the
Disciples
,
to
an
Introduction
for
them
vnto
the
true
Beeing
.
11.
But
where-as
now
ther
is
no
vpright
Difference
obserued
,
among
the
Elders
or
Teachers
/
and
the
Disciples
which
are
taught
,
betwixt
the
true
Beeing
/
and
the
Images
or
Figures
/
euen-theare
then
also
ther
is
no
Discretion
taking-effect
or
vsed
:
and
where-as
ther
is
no
Discretion
/
theare
[
l
](A08225-e19290-b)
l
Pro.
19.
a.
can
it
not
go-well
with
any
Soule
.
For
the
[
m
](A08225-e19300-b)
m
Math.
2●…
.
c.
Iudgement
nor
the
Mercifulnes
/
nether-yet
the
Ceremonies
of
the
vpright
Seruing-of-god
,
are
not
theare
obserued
/
nor
yet
likewise
is
the
Trueth
of
thosesame
effectuallie
knowen
.
12.
But
where-as
the
true
Beeing
of
God
and
Christ
,
is
remaining
with
the
Elders
or
Teachers
:
and
that
thesame
Elders
,
administer
vnto
the
Disciples
⁏
which
are
taught
;
the
Images
or
Figures
,
out-of
thesame
true
Beeing
⁏
to
an
Introduction
for
them
vnto
thesame
true
Beeing
;
/
euen-theare
is
then
the
Iudgment
[
n
](A08225-e19330-b)
n
Oze.
6.
c.
Math.
23.
c.
and
the
Mercifulnes
/
as
also
the
Ceremonies
of
the
vpright
Serueing-of-god
,
vsed
or
obserued
sinceerlie
and
according
to
the
Trueth
.
The
XV.
Chapiter
.
FOr-as-much
now
as
that
the
Wisdom
resteth-secreat
before
the
Dispisers
of
the
Seruice
of
Loue
/
and
before
Such
as
resist
thesame
/
and
are
disobedient
thervnto
.
and
that
thesame
is
manifest
and
wel-knowen
vnto
the
Elders
in
the
Familie
of
Loue
/
Therfore
do
I
open
my
Mouth
/
and
speake
my
Prouerbes
,
to
thesame
Elders
in
the
Familie
of
Loue
/
for
to
make-manifest
euenso
vnto
them
⁏
[
a
](A08225-e19380-b)
a
Psal.
78.
●…
.
in
Parables
;
the
Wisdom
and
her
Mysteries
.
For
in
the
Obedience
of
the
Loue
,
it
is
graunted
vnto
them
to
[
b
](A08225-e19390-b)
b
Math.
13.
b.
Mark
.
4.
b.
Luk.
8.
b.
vnderstand
the
Mysterie
of
the
Kingdom
of
God
/
together
with
the
Prouerbes
of
the
Wyse
/
and
the
Sayinges
of
the
Vnderstandingons
.
2.
Wherfore
⁏
O
yee
Elders
and
Fathers
of
the
Familie
of
Loue
;
[
c
](A08225-e19410-b)
c
Pro.
1.
4.
a.
b
so
let
now
all
these
parabolous
Sayinges
of
myne
⁏
which
I
presentlie
in
this
Day
of
myne
Olde-age
,
speake-fourth
vnto
you
;
sinke
into
your
Heartes
.
3.
Obserue
likewise
and
Keepe
⁏
with
all
Disigence
;
in
the
Congregation
of
the
Loue
,
the
Ordinaunces
of
Howsholding
/
and
the
Gouernment
of
your
Familie
/
and
of
all
That
which
is
vnder
your
Handes
,
euen
as
I
expresse
or
hold-fourth
thesame
before
you
.
4.
Do
you
in
like
maner
holde-fourth
thesame
⁏
in
all
Loue
;
before
the
Goodwilling
,
which
walke
obedientlie
in
our
mostholie
Godseruice
of
Loue
/
to
th
ende
that
yee
⁏
in
all
your
Ministrations
;
may
euenso
alwayes
rule
wiselie
and
vnderstandinglie
·
and
so
accomplish
all
your
Matiers
⁏
with
good
Prouidence
or
Circumspection
;
in
the
holie
Vnderstanding
.
5.
Geeue
not
ouer
your
[
d
](A08225-e19450-b)
d
Pro.
6.
●…
.
Lust
⁏
at
any
time
;
as
subiect
vnto
Sleape
:
but
watch
alwayes
and
haue
a
care
⁏
both
night
and
daye
;
ouer
the
Soules
[
e
](A08225-e19470-b)
e
Act.
20.
c.
2.
Tim.
4.
●…
.
of
your
Subiectes
:
and
see
that
yee
keepe
euenso
alwayes
⁏
fourth-and-fourth
;
a
good
Watch
,
against
all
the
Destruction
which
is
a
comming
.
6.
Let
alwayes
the
Ministration
⁏
about
the
needfull
Thinges
;
sinke
into
your
Heartes
:
and
⁏
to
a
good
Preseruing
or
Safetie
;
take
euermore
good-heede
,
vnto
all
that
which
is
committed
to
your
Charge
and
put-in-trust
vnto
you
,
ether
by
God
or
Men.
7.
Let
not
your
Fieldes
⁏
to
any
increasing
of
Weedes
;
lye
waste
[
f
](A08225-e19500-b)
f
Ier.
4.
●…
.
or
vnplowed
/
lest
that
those
same
⁏
after
the
Nature
of
their
owne
Yeelding
or
Bringing-fourth
;
growefull
of
al-maner
of
Weedes
/
or
wax
stubborne
and
barren
by
themselues
.
8.
Therfore
plowe
your
Landes
or
Fieldes
betimes
/
and
prepare
them
to
a
mollified
Earth
:
and
euenso
with
the
Harrowe
,
purge
or
scower
them
well
from
the
Rootes
of
the
Weedes
.
9.
Let
not
⁏
in
anycase
;
any-what
at-all
,
of
the
Weedes
or
of
their
Rootes
,
remaine
in
your
Fieldes
,
nether
yet
likewise
anything
of
all
what-soeuer
is
like
to
hinder
or
indamage
the
good
Corne
⁏
which
yee
sowe
in
your
Fieldes
;
in
the
Growing-vp
therof
.
10.
When
yee
now
haue
well
tilled
your
fieldes
/
and
made
them
throughlie
redie
,
for
to
sowe
the
good
Corne
therin
/
Then
sowe
you
in
each
Field
,
such
Seede
or
Graine
as
his
Nature
requireth
/
or
as
it
is
able
to
bring-fourth
:
whether
it
be
then
Wheate
/
Barlie
/
Otes
/
Rye
/
Annice
/
or
Cummyn
.
11.
And
when
yee
then
haue
⁏
in
seasonable
time
;
sowen
your
Fieldes
/
so
be
not
ouerhastie
to
the
Growing-vpp
therof
/
for
to
haue
the
Haruest
,
before
the
right
Time
:
but
waite
with
Long-suffering
,
for
[
g
](A08225-e19590-b)
g
Iam.
5.
●…
.
the
Eauening-and-morning
Raine
/
for
the
sweet
Dewe
of
Heauen
/
and
for
the
Warmth
of
the
Sunne-shining
:
through
which
Conioyning
⁏
or
Together-operation
;
on
your
sowen
Fieldes
,
your
Seede
shall
receaue
his
full
Increase
/
and
be
multiplied
plentifullie
.
12.
But
forget
not
in
all
thissame
,
to
bestowe
all
your
Care
and
Diligence
,
for
to
[
h
](A08225-e19610-b)
h
Math.
13.
d.
weede-fourth
or
pluckvp
throughlie
all
the
Weedes
⁏
which
growe
in
your
Fieldes
,
besides
or
among
the
good
Seede
;
from
out-of
your
Fieldes
/
lest
that
thesame
in
growing-vp
against
the
good
Corne
,
should
get
the
Preheminence
therouer
.
13.
Now
if
yee
doo
euen-thus
/
and
that
yee
take
all
these
thinges
effectuallie
to
heart
/
so
shall
yee
then
reioyce
you
in
the
Fertilitie
of
your
Fieldes
·
and
in
the
time
of
Haruest
,
reape
much
Fruite
therof
.
14.
When
yee
now
in
the
Haruest
,
haue
reaped
your
Fruites
⁏
wherin
the
Lorde
hath
blessed
or
prospered
you
;
from-of
your
Fieldes
/
so
[
i
](A08225-e19660-b)
i
Math.
1●…
.
d.
gather
and
laye
you
vp
thesame
then
in
your
Barnes
.
15.
And
whenas
the
Winter
cometh
/
and
that
all
Fieldes
lie
barren
and
without
Fruit
/
then
feede
you
your
Howsholdes
,
with
your
Increase
or
Store
that
is
growen
/
and
liue
therwith
,
in
Ioye
:
and
satisfie
yourselues
euenso
with
the
Fruites
of
your
Fieldes
,
eueryone
according
to
the
Desire
or
Appetite
of
his
Soule
.
The
XVI
.
Chapiter
.
COnsider
adunsedlie
and
vprightlye
heere-on
⁏
with
good
Vnderstanding
;
O
yee
Elders
and
Fathers
of
the
Howsholde
:
Be
not
in
anycase
sluggish
/
nether
yet
negligent
or
carelesse
,
in
all
thissame
so
needfull
an
Office
or
Ministration
:
but
respect
well
the
[
a
](A08225-e19720-b)
a
Pro.
6.
a.
right
Time
/
whylst
that
thesame
serueth
and
is
necessarie
for
you
,
to
all
good
Exercise
/
So
shall
yee
then
haue
alwayes
Corne
in
your
Barnes
/
and
Bread
enough
within
your
Howses
.
And
in
the
time
when
the
Hunger
[
b
](A08225-e19730-b)
b
Amos.
8.
b.
falleth
vpon
the
People
/
and
that
the
Countries
are
clene
without
Corne
/
yee
shall
[
c
](A08225-e19740-b)
c
Esa.
65.
b.
haue
sufficient
therof
/
and
that
in
great
aboundance
.
2.
And
when
that
yee
thus
in
the
deere
Time
[
namelie
/
in
the
Time
of
Lacking
or
Scarcitie
of
Corne
and
Bread
]
haue
Corne
enough
/
and
plentie
of
Bread
,
to
your
Suffising
/
euen-like
as
in
the
Time
of
aboundance
:
and
that
the
Lorde
your
God
,
hath
made
you
ritch
and
fat
,
with
Corne
and
Bread
/
[
d
](A08225-e19760-b)
d
Leuit.
26.
b.
Esa.
58.
b.
65.
66.
with
Gardens-of-pleasure
and
Vineyardes
/
and
with
all
what-euer
is
needfull
for
you
:
and
that
yee
haue
aboundance
of
Water
,
in
your
Fountaines
and
Riuers
/
So
becom
not
then
sluggish
nor
sleapie
/
wherby
yee
mought
chaunce
to
forget
all
good
Orders-of-discipline
,
seruing
to
the
Edifying
of
your
Familie
/
which
I
do
this-daye
⁏
to
the
Preseruation
of
You
and
your
Families
;
expresse
and
set-fourth
before
you
.
3.
Becom
not
likewise
wanton
,
inordinate
,
or
volupteous
,
wherby
yee
should
growe
negligent
towardes
your
Fountaines
/
Fieldes
/
and
Vineyardes
/
lest
that
your
Fountaines
do
wax
drie
for
lack
of
Water
/
or-els
becom
polluted
with
foule
Waters
:
and
that
the
Thistles
[
e
](A08225-e19790-b)
e
Pro.
●…4
.
b.
and
Nettles
ouergrowe
or
take-any-roote
in
your
Gardens-of-pleasure
and
Vineyardes
/
as
also
in
your
earable
Fieldes
:
and
that
euenso
⁏
through
such
your
Negligence
;
your
Vines
⁏
wanting
their
due
and
orderlie
Dressing
or
good
Husbanding
;
faile
to
yeeldfourth
their
Increase
of
good
Wine
⁏
in
any
store
or
aboundance
;
vnto
you
.
4.
For
that
cause
neglect
not
the
time
,
for
to
maintaine
and
keepe
your
Fountaines
with
their
Waters
,
in
all
Purenes
/
and
to
cut
⁏
in
due
season
;
the
Braunches
of
your
Vines
.
5.
Pare
or
cut
⁏
I
saye
;
very
well
and
orderlie
,
the
Braunches
of
your
Vine
:
spare
not
hardelie
to
pare
them
somwhat
short
/
but
cut-off
from
them
the
Ranknes
of
their
superfluous
Increasing
or
Shooting-fourth
in
their
growing
:
and
let
not
the
principall
growen-fourth
Braunches
be
suffered
to
beare
or
nourrish
anymore
then
a
fewe
or
shorte
Shootes
,
in
the
Stem
of
their
Vine
/
So
shall
then
your
Vines
yeelde
you
fourth
great
store
of
Wine
and
sweet
Must
,
to
your
Reioycing
.
6.
But
if
yee
let
the
Braunches
of
your
Vine
⁏
according
to
the
Ranknes
of
their
forwardnes
of
growing
;
remaine
out-of-measure
long
/
then
will
they
bring
you
fourth
⁏
no-doubt
;
many
Leaues
.
but
not
much
Wine
.
7.
Take
therfore
now
a
good
regarde
heervnto
/
and
haue
euenso
your
delight
in
the
tilling
&
dressing
of
your
Vineyardes
:
and
reioyce
you
in
the
Sweetnes
of
the
Wine
that
proceedeth
of
thosesame
.
8.
TRauell
and
vew
also
in
like-maner
⁏
to
a
●…ood
Exercise
;
thorowe-out
,
your
Gardens-of-pleasure
/
Pomerayes
/
or
Orchardes
:
and
haue
a
good
regard
to
the
Twigges
of
the
Trees
/
lest
that
they
⁏
in
the
Bringing-fourth
of
their
Fruites
;
should
hinder
one-another
/
or-yet
let
or
keepe-away
the
Shining
of
the
Sunne
.
9.
Haue
no
pleasure
in
the
superfluous
Multitude
of
Twigges
/
which
may
any-waye
be
damagefull
or-yet
hindersom
to
the
fruitfulnes
:
but
prune
them
/
and
shrid-away
or
cut-off
the
vnprofitable
and
noysom
Twigges
/
wherby
that
the
Sunne
⁏
with
his
bright
Shining
;
may
shine-thorowe
betweene
them
/
and
that
the
profitable
or
expedient
Twigges
mought
euenso
⁏
to
the
Bringing-fourth
of
their
perfect
and
ful-rype
Fruites
;
haue
roome
enough
for
them
.
10.
IN
all
this
same
your
good
Order-of-exercise
,
be
alwayes
⁏
without
faile
;
welmindfull
heerof
/
namelie
/
that
yee
⁏
with
Carefuldiligence
;
see
to
the
Protection
of
your
Families
or
Howsholdes
/
also
rule
or
order
them
vprightlie
,
to
the
maintenaunce
of
all
good
Peace
/
and
prouide
for
them
with
all
good
and
necessarie
Purueiance
.
And
euenso
rule
or
exercise
you
all
thinges
,
by
the
direction
of
the
[
f
](A08225-e19900-b)
f
Pro.
●…
.
●…
.
Sap.
6.
a.
Wisdom
of
the
Lorde
/
to
th
ende
that
your
Howsholdes
may
be
⁏
in
al-thinges
;
so
louelie
&
peaceable
/
that
nothing-els
may
be
found
,
perceaued
,
ether
prooued
by
them
,
but
that
they
⁏
together
with
each-other
;
are
a
concordable
Howse
of
Loue
and
Peace
.
11.
Therfore
ought
yee
also
to
haue
alwayes
a
sharpe
eye
,
[
g
](A08225-e19920-b)
g
Rom.
16.
b.
toward
Such
as
adioyne
not
themselues
to
the
Obedience
of
the
Loue
/
but
are
rather
prosumptuous
and
contentious
ther-against
/
and
therto
stirre-vp
Other-moe
to
Contention
,
against
the
same
:
And
suffer
them
not
⁏
in
any
case
;
to
haue
Place
,
for
to
dwell
by
you
/
lest
that
they
disturbe
your
whole
Familie
/
and
make
them
seditious
,
to
all
Vnpeaceablenes
.
12.
And
albeit
that
They
⁏
to
the
Satisfying
of
their
Lust
and
Desire
;
com
crow●…hing
vnto
you
,
as
though
they
were
hungrie
and
thirstie
/
yet
[
h
](A08225-e19940-b)
h
Eccli.
12.
a.
feede
them
not
for-al-that
,
in
their
Hunger
/
nether
quench
you
their
Thirst
:
Eate
not
also
with
them
,
of
one
Bread
/
nether
yet
likewise
drinke
you
with
them
,
out
of
one
Cup
:
but
let
them
passe-away
/
and
haue
not
any
Pitie
or
Compassion
at-all
ouer
them
.
The
XVII
.
Chapiter
.
LOoke
well
and
aduisedlie
heervnto
/
that
yee
be
found
faithfull
in
All
whatsoeuer
I
do
presentlie
⁏
in
this
Daye
or
Light
of
the
Loue
;
expresse
or
declare
vnto
you
/
So
shall
then
your
Howse
with
your
whole
Familie
⁏
euen
out
of
the
Seruice
of
the
Loue
;
be
veryewell
and
orderlie
considered-of
ether
edified
/
and
all
your
Landes
shall
be
inhabited
in
Peace
,
euen
for
euermore
.
2.
The
Wicked
/
together
with
all
Seditious
and
Euel-willingons
,
shall
tremble
or
be-afraide
before
you
/
and
flee-away
farre
from
you
:
and
the
Lorde
will
geeue
you
wide
and
large
Roome
.
3.
PRepare
alwayes
requisite
or
conuenient
Worke
,
[
a
](A08225-e20010-b)
a
Eccli.
33.
c.
d
.
for
your
Oxen
and
Asses
/
for
your
Men-seruantes
and
Maide-seruantes
which
yee
haue
retained
⁏
for
to
doo
your
Seruice
;
within
your
Howse
/
wherby
they
may
be
occupied
and
not
rest-ydle
/
Lest
that
they
⁏
by
the
meanes
of
Ydlenes
;
should
wax
slothfull
/
or-els
⁏
hauing
ouermuch
spare-time
;
be
mooued
for
to
deuise
som
mischeuous
or
lewde
Practise
/
or
to
imploy
and
indeuour
them
to
som
naughtie
Abuse
.
4.
Yee
shall
⁏
fardermore
;
obserue
or
make
[
b
](A08225-e20030-b)
b
Gal.
4.
a.
no
Difference
,
betwixt
your
Seruantes
&
your
Children
⁏
whylst
that
your
Children
are
yeat
young
/
and
must
stand
vnder
the
rule
of
Discipline
and
the
Rod
;
in
their
Labour
/
nether-yet
shall
yee
suffer
anyone
to
be
ydle
or
vnoccupied
,
but
onlie
on
the
Sabboth-daye
of
the
Lorde
,
when-as
the
same
is
com
/
like
as
the
Lorde
hath
[
c
](A08225-e20040-b)
c
Exod.
20.
b.
31.
c.
Leuit.
23.
c.
Deut.
5.
b.
commaunded
it
.
5.
In
like-sort
also
yee
ought
alwayes
to
be
mindfull
of
the
Sabboth-daye
of
the
Lorde
/
and
to
holde
the
same
very-reuerent
or
high-worthelie
in
estimation
,
before
eueryone
/
to
th
ende
that
eueryone
mought
likewise
be
[
d
](A08225-e20070-b)
d
Heb.
4.
b.
alwayes
mindfull
of
the
same
,
for
to
halowe
it
/
and
to
rest
them
therin
:
and
that
they
all
euenso
⁏
which
are
[
e
](A08225-e20080-b)
e
Exod.
20.
b.
mindfull
of
the
Sabboth-daye
of
the
Lorde
,
for
to
halowe
the
same
;
mought
recreate
and
reioyce
them
⁏
with
their
Elders
and
Fathers
of
the
Howsholde
;
in
the
same
.
6.
Moreouer
,
in
this
Sabboth-daye
of
the
Lorde
/
yee
shall
all
⁏
one
with-another
;
keepe
alike
Rest
or
Holy-daye
together
:
namelie
/
from
the
Greatest
or
Principallest
fourth
/
[
f
](A08225-e20100-b)
f
D●…ut
.
5.
b.
euen
to
the
very
Smallest
.
7.
BE
not
likewise
negligent
or
slack
,
to
present
yourselues
before
the
Lorde
,
in
his
High-festiual-times
of
the
Holie-assembling
:
and
obserue
[
g
](A08225-e20120-b)
g
Exod.
23.
b.
34.
b.
Deut.
16.
c.
euenso
those
same
,
according
to
their
right
Ordinaunce
/
together
with
the
Institutions
and
Rites
/
like
as
the
Lord
your
God
hath
commaunded
those
same
to
be
obserued
·
and
ordained
them
in
his
Seruice
of
Loue
/
So
shall
then
the
High-festiual-dayes
of
your
Holie-assemblies
,
be
named
a
right
Holie-assembling
/
euenlike
as
the
Lorde
[
h
](A08225-e20130-b)
h
Leuit.
23.
a.
hath
ordained
the
same
.
8.
Forget
not
moreouer
,
the
Poore
and
Needie
which
[
i
](A08225-e20160-b)
i
Leui.
29.
Deut.
15.
●…
.
Tob.
4.
b.
dwell
among
you
/
nether-yet
also
the
Widowes
[
k
](A08225-e20170-b)
k
Esa.
1.
c.
Iere.
22.
a.
and
Fatherles
:
but
let
them
sinke
into
your
Heartes
/
and
consider
of
them
,
euen
as
your
owne
Soules
:
and
[
l
](A08225-e20180-b)
l
Tob.
4.
b.
Esa.
5●…
.
●…
.
withholde
not
the
Almes
nor
withdrawe
not
your
Healpe
from
the
Needie
:
and
be
in
like-maner
comfortable
and
frindlie
(
and
that
with
all
Counsaile
and
Information
of
the
Testimonies
of
the
holie
Spirit
of
the
Loue
of
Iesu
Christ
)
vnto
such
as
are
in
Distresse
and
afflicted
with
Sorrowe
/
whenas
they
⁏
with
singlemindednes
of
Heart
;
shall
seeke
Counsaile
or
Comfort
at
your
handes
.
9.
TO
all
these
good
and
laudable
Exercises
⁏
O
yee
Elders
and
Fathers
of
Families
;
let
your
Mindes
and
Thoughtes
stand
alwayes
inclined
:
and
holde
you
alwayes
manlie
in
the
Wisdom
,
touching
the
Ordering
and
Gouernment
towardes
your
Families
and
Subiectes
/
So
shall
then
all
those
that
haue
intended
or
stoode-minded
vnto
Wrong
and
Falshod
,
stand-in-feare
of
you
.
but
yee
shall
be
heartelie
beloued
of
those
that
loue
the
Righteousnes
/
and
be
likewise
commended
and
reuerenced
⁏
in
your
good
Gouernment
;
of
all
vpright
Heartes
.
The
XVIII
.
Chapiter
.
O
Yee
Elders
/
which
are
becom
grisell
with
Age
:
Haue
alwayes
a
prouident
or
carefull
Eye
,
towardes
your
Wiues
/
which
⁏
to
becom
of-mutual-beeing
with
you
;
haue
ioyned
or
coupled
themselues
with
you
,
as
Fellowe-bodies
of
your
Bodies
/
to
their
Preseruation
with
you
,
in
all
Godlines
:
and
beare
alwayes
a
good
Care
ouer
them
:
For
/
for
that
they
mought
be
preserued
with
you
⁏
in
one
Beeing
of
God
and
his
Loue
;
yee
shall
nourrish
and
cherrish
them
,
as
your
owne
Bodies
:
for
they
are
with
you
one
Fleash
,
of
your
Fleash
/
[
a
](A08225-e20260-b)
a
Gen.
2.
c.
Math.
19.
a.
Mark
.
10.
a.
and
one
Bone
,
of
your
Bones
.
2.
Yee
shall
also
,
in
all
Orderlines
⁏
euenlike
as
Yee
yourselues
do
walke
in
the
Lawe
or
Ordinance
of
the
Lorde
;
keepe
your
Wiues
submitted
vnder
your
Lawe
,
[
b
](A08225-e20280-b)
b
Eph.
5.
d.
Col.
3.
c.
to
all
Obeysaunce
:
and
nourrish
and
maintaine
them
euenso
therin
⁏
with
all
diligence
;
to
a
fourth-going
of
the
Righteousnes
.
3.
Permit
them
not
likewise
to
doo
or
to
leauevndon
any-maner
of
thing
(
be
it
then
what
it
is
)
but
onlie
that
which
is
agreeable
to
your
Lawe
:
and
liue
and
walke
euenso
with
them
,
in
all
good
Gouernment
and
Orderlines
/
according
to
the
Lawe
or
Ordinaunce
of
the
Lorde
.
4.
And
in
all
this
same
,
so
loue
,
foster
,
and
cherrish
your
Wiues
⁏
nether
more
nor
lesse
;
euen
as
your
[
c
](A08225-e20320-b)
c
Eph.
5.
d.
owne
Bodies
/
and
cleaue
whollie
vnto
them
,
in
[
d
](A08225-e20330-b)
d
Math.
19.
a.
Eph.
5.
d.
1.
Pet.
3.
b.
one
Loue
with
God
and
his
Righteousnes
.
For
euenso
⁏
to
the
same
Conformitie-of-beeing
;
hath
God
[
e
](A08225-e20340-b)
e
Gen.
1.
c.
2.
c
preordained
you
to
be
One
of-vniforme-beeing
.
5.
Forasmuch
then
as
that
yee
to-gether
are
but
one
[
f
](A08225-e20360-b)
f
Gen.
2.
c.
Eph.
5.
c.
Bodie
/
therfore
yee
shall
not
faine
nor
couer
you
before
each-other
.
but
walke
alwayes
openlie
and
vncoueredlie
⁏
in
all
naked
Purenes
;
before
each-other
:
and
haue
euenso
a
good-pleasure
,
in
each-others
Bewtie
and
Purenes
.
6.
For
God
hath
[
g
](A08225-e20380-b)
g
Gen.
2.
c.
created
the
Man
in
all
naked
Purenes
or
Sinceritie
/
and
in
like-maner
also
his
Wife
:
and
coupled
them
to-gether
in
the
same
naked
Purenes
:
And
vnto
the
same
naked
or
vncouered
pure
Bewtifulnes
,
are
wee
also
All
⁏
through
Iesus
Christ
and
his
holie
Spirit
of
Loue
;
called
and
bidden
.
For-that-cause
it
is
likewise
Gods
Will
and
Good-pleasure
,
that
yee
together
⁏
which
are
one
Man
and
one
Wife
[
h
](A08225-e20400-b)
h
1.
Cor.
11.
b.
Eph.
5.
d.
in
the
Lorde
;
should
alwayes
walke
⁏
before
God
and
before
each-other
;
in
the
same
naked
Purenes
of
the
godlie
Fairnes
·
and
liue
euenso
⁏
as
one
Bodie
with
each-other
;
in
all
Sinceere-purenes
.
7.
But
let
the
Man
be
the
[
i
](A08225-e20420-b)
i
1.
Cor.
11.
a.
Eph.
5.
c.
Head
/
or
the
Lorde
of
the
Wife
/
euenlike
as
God
is
the
Head
or
the
Lorde
of
the
Man
.
8.
The
Wife
shall
not
out
of
herself
,
[
k
](A08225-e20440-b)
k
1.
Tim.
2.
c.
Eph.
5.
c.
beare
any
rule
or-yet
haue
any
Maistership
.
but
with
the
Man
or
through
the
Man
,
according
to
his
Ordinaunce
.
9.
FOr-that-cause
yee
shall
likewise
⁏
O
yee
Men
and
Elders
in
the
godlie
Wisdom
;
haue
a
good
regarde
and
a
sharpe
respect
vnto
your
Wiues
,
as
to
marke
whervnto
they
incline
their
Heartes
:
To
your
Lawe
/
or
from
your
Lawe
:
To
your
Freedom
/
or
from
your
Freedom
.
10.
Now
if
yee
perceaue
that
they
incline
their
Heartes
to
your
Lawe
/
and
to
your
Freedom
/
so
shall
yee
then
haue
also
with
each-other
[
l
](A08225-e20480-b)
l
1.
Pet.
●…
.
a.
one-maner
of
Lawe
in
the
Lorde
/
one-maner
of
Faith
in
Iesu
Christ
,
and
one-maner
of
Freedom
and
Vnitie
of
the
Heart
,
in
the
holie
Spirit
of
Loue
.
11.
Heere-in
⁏
O
yee
Elders
and
Fathers
of
the
Howsh●…lde
;
bec●…m
yee
prudent
and
vnderstanding
:
and
liue
euenso
concordablie
with
your
Wiues
⁏
[
m
](A08225-e20510-b)
m
●…phe
.
5.
●…
.
as
one
Bodie
with
each-other
;
to
the
Laude
of
the
God
of
Life
and
his
Glorious-lordlines
:
also
growe
[
n
](A08225-e20520-b)
n
Gen.
1.
c.
and
multiplie
into
many
Thowsandes
vpon
the
Earth
/
and
bring
the
Earth
vnder
you
,
in
all
Vnitie
of
the
vpright
Life
.
12.
NOtwithstanding
,
the
Conclusion
or
Perfection
of
all
that
which
is
heere
spoken
/
is
This
:
That
yee
⁏
O
yee
Men
;
shoulde
not
loue
[
o
](A08225-e20550-b)
o
Rom.
6.
14.
nor
liue
vnto
yourselues
.
but
alone
vnto
the
[
p
](A08225-e20560-b)
p
2.
Cor.
5.
b.
Lorde
your
God
,
in
all
Loue
and
Peace
.
13.
In
like-maner
also
⁏
O
yee
Wiues
;
yee
shall
not
loue
nor
liue
vnto
yourselues
.
but
alone
vnto
your
[
q
](A08225-e20580-b)
q
1.
Pet.
3.
a.
Husbandes
:
out
of
whose
Liues
and
Bodies
,
yee
are
with
them
⁏
in
God
and
with
God
;
one
[
r
](A08225-e20590-b)
r
Gen.
2.
c.
Math.
19.
a.
Bodie
,
to
their
Healpe
.
14.
And
liuing
euen-thus
with
each-other
in
all
Loue
/
so
la●…de
and
praise
⁏
with
Ioye
and
Thankes-geeuing
;
the
Lorde
your
God
/
for
that
Hee
hath
not
created
you
to
any
Seperation
or
Diuision
.
but
hath
ioyned
you
together
⁏
as
One
;
in
one
godlie
Being
.
and
that
thesame
God
,
is
also
your
Head
[
s
](A08225-e20610-b)
s
1.
Cor.
11.
a.
and
King
.
The
XIX
.
Chapiter
.
OYee
Elders
and
Fathers
of
the
Howsholde
⁏
so
many
as
ther
are
of
you
in
the
Congregation
of
the
Loue
;
/
see-toit
⁏
in
any-case
;
that
yee
be
continuallie
mindfull
of
all
thissame
conuenient
Orderlines
&
Louelines
,
wherin
God
hath
constituted
and
ordained
you
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
his
Loue
:
and
in
all
your
Peaceablenes
and
Louelines
,
shewe
yourselues
likewise
[
a
](A08225-e20660-b)
a
Ephe.
6.
a.
l●…uelie
and
frindlie
,
towardes
your
young-borne
Children
.
And
when-as
the
Mothers
haue
your
young
Infantes
on
their
Lapp
/
and
when
they
also
sucke
the
Breastes
of
their
Mother
/
then
playe
and
dallie
with
them
:
and
recreate
and
reioyce
yourselues
euenso
⁏
in
al-maner
of
Pleasant-sweetnes
;
with
your
Wiues
&
young
Babes
.
2.
In
such-sort
,
shall
yee
⁏
in
all
Sweetnes
and
Louelines
;
play
,
●…est
,
and
make-sport
with
the
Sucklinges
؛your
young
Infantes
·
:
and
bring
in
their
Sight
⁏
whylst
that
they
in
the
simple
Innocentie
,
yeat
sucke
the
Milke
out
of
their
Mothers
Breastes
;
all
whatsoeuer
delighteth
or
pleaseth
them
/
and
cannot
destroy
them
.
and
deale
or
behaue
yourselues
euenso
with
them
,
in
all
Conformitie
of
their
Infantie
/
and
restraine
them
not
from
any
Ioye
or
Pleasure
,
in
all
what
is
commodious
for
them
.
3.
Let
all
thissame
Louelines
and
delectable
Frindlines
⁏
with
your
Wiues
and
young
Infantes
;
be
alwayes
delightfull
or
wel-pleasing
vnto
you
:
and
vse
euenso
all
your
Amiablenes
and
Gouernment
[
b
](A08225-e20740-b)
b
Pr●…
.
●…
.
●…
Sap.
6.
●…
.
out
of
the
Wisdom
/
So
shall
then
your
Wiues
stand
euermore
submitted
to
your
Lawe
or
Ordinaunce
/
and
must
likewise
needes
laude
and
praise
the
Vertues
of
your
Louelines
/
and
the
peaceable
Beeing
of
your
Wisdom
.
and
so
reioyce
them
with
you
in
your
louelie
Soscietie
:
in
such-sort
,
that
their
Faces
shall
also
stande
alwayes
very
amiable
and
frindlie
,
to
your
Loue
/
to
all
Vnitie
with
your
Heartes
.
4.
BVt-yet
in
all
thissame
,
looke
well
heerto
,
that
yee
beare
alwayes
a
singular
care
ouer
your
young
[
c
](A08225-e20770-b)
c
Eccli.
7.
30.
Infantes
/
that
they
⁏
through
any-thing
that
they
out
of
their
Childishnes
,
take
pleasure
in
;
destroy
not
/
nether-yet
hurt
or
hinder
themselues
.
Suffer
them
not
in
any-case
,
to
sucke
the
Breastes
of
any
straunge
Women
.
much-lesse
then
,
the
Breastes
of
Whoores
.
5.
But
when-as
now
your
young
Infantes
,
are
a
little
growen-vp
/
so
that
they
can
comprehend
som
difference
,
in
their
Vnderstanding
·
and
bring-fourth
som
Reason
or
Wittie-deuise
out
of
themselues
/
Then
shall
yee
weane
them
from
the
Milke
of
their
Mother
/
as
also
from
their
childish
Delight
or
Pleasure
:
and
begin
euenso
then
⁏
from
their
Youth
vp
;
to
set
before
their
Eyes
[
d
](A08225-e20790-b)
d
Lam.
3.
b.
Eccli.
30.
b.
Eph.
6.
a.
the
Lawe
of
the
Lorde
/
and
to
teach
them
to
[
e
](A08225-e20800-b)
e
Tob.
1.
4.
a.
feare
God
:
and
so
as
the
time
passeth-on
⁏
according
to
their
Growing-vp
in
Yeares
;
geeue
them
somwhat
harder
or
stronger
Meate
⁏
then
the
Milke
of
their
Mother
;
for
to
eate
/
to
a
farder
Nourrishing-vp
of
them
therwith
,
in
all
Comblines
and
Modestie
/
vntill
that
they
wax
to
be
Youngmen
.
6.
Keepe
them
moreouer
⁏
with
all
Diligence
;
vnder
your
[
f
](A08225-e20820-b)
f
Pro.
13.
23.
●…
.
Eccli.
30.
a.
Rod
or
Discipline
:
also
accustome
and
exercise
them
⁏
euen
from
their
Youth
vp
;
to
liue
according
to
the
Lawe
of
the
Lorde
:
and
humble
alwayes
their
Heartes
/
Mindes
/
and
Vnderstandinges
,
[
g
](A08225-e20840-b)
g
Tob.
1.
a.
Eph.
6.
a.
vnto
the
Feare
of
God
.
7.
Instruct
,
nourter
,
and
exhort
them
also
daylie
for
to
stand-submitted
vnto
the
good
Nature
of
the
Loue
/
and
vnto
the
[
h
](A08225-e20860-b)
h
Math.
11.
c.
meekminded
Beeing
of
our
Lorde
Iesus
Christ
.
8.
HEer-in
/
and
in
all
Equitie
,
exercise
and
traine-vp
daylie
your
Children
:
and
let
not
in
any-case
,
the
Chasteonable-instruction
[
i
](A08225-e20900-b)
i
Eccli.
30.
a.
ceasse
ouer
them
/
vntill
that
they
⁏
in
the
Lawe
of
the
Lorde
/
and
in
the
Feare
of
God
;
haue
obtained
well
[
k
](A08225-e20920-b)
k
Heb.
5.
c.
exercised
Mindes
/
and
are
euenso
⁏
with
all
wel-disposed
Obedience
;
attained
or
growen-vp
vnto
the
Age
and
Vnderstanding
of
Youngmanship
.
9.
Howbeit
,
thys
Chasteonable-instruction
⁏
which
serueth
for
the
weaned
Children
;
ought
to
be
don
with
conuenient
Distinction
or
approoued
Discretion
/
therafter
as
the
Children
are
young
or
olde
/
great
or
little
/
vnderstanding
or
ignorant
.
and
therafter
as
they
are
simple
or
wise
in
the
Euell
/
to
th
ende
that
they
all
may
growevp
aright
⁏
with
good
Exercise
;
vnto
the
vpright
Vnderstanding
/
and
be
nourrished
and
brought-vp
to
Children
of
the
Kingdom
/
for
to
vnderstand
the
Instructions
of
the
Wisdom
/
and
the
Prouerbes
of
the
godlie
Vnderstanding
.
The
XX.
Chapiter
.
OYee
Elders
in
the
Wisdom
/
and
yee
Fathers
of
the
Howsholde
in
the
Loue
:
Beare
⁏
in
any-wise
;
alwayes
a
singular
care
ouer
your
young
[
a
](A08225-e21010-b)
a
Eccli
.
7.
●…
.
Daughters
:
But
especiallie
,
when-as
their
Breastes
begin
to
growe-vp
/
and
that
they
wax
mariageable
/
That
they
at
no
tyme
applie
or
geeue-ouer
their
mindes
to
Light-behauiour
/
ether-yet
haue
any-thing
to
doo
⁏
or
be
conuersant
;
with
the
[
b
](A08225-e21020-b)
b
To●…
.
3.
b.
Wanton-dallyers
/
or
turne
themselues
to
any
Whordom
/
lest
that
they
should
bring
or
cause
any
Shame
or
Infamie
,
in
the
Familie
of
Loue
.
2.
Teach
them
betimes
⁏
out
of
Vnderstanding
;
to
vse
Pollicie
or
Prudent-warines
against
the
Straungers
,
which
com-vnto
and
assault
them
⁏
with
subtill
Fetches
;
for
to
spoile
them
of
their
Honest-fame
and
Chastitie
.
3.
For-that-cause
,
yee
shall
daylie
exhort
your
ioung
Daughters
to
all
Foresightfulnes
:
and
teach
them
also
to
vse
good
Circumspection
against
the
Whoremongers
/
to
th
end
that
they
suffer
not
them selues
by
any
meanes
,
to
be
defiled
or
dishonested
:
and
nourrish
or
bring
them
vp
euenso
⁏
in
all
Foresightfulnes
or
Prudent-pollicie
;
vnto
all
Purenes
of
Life
:
and
keepe
them
in
all
good
Nourtour
and
Honest-behauiour
/
[
c
](A08225-e21050-b)
c
Eccli.
7.
b.
1.
Cor.
7.
c.
vntill
that
they
⁏
with
pure
Bodies
;
be
ioyned-together
⁏
in
the
holie
Matrimonie
ordained
by
God
;
vnto
their
Husband
.
4.
But
when-as
now
the
Time
of
your
weaned
Children
,
to
th
attayning
of
the
Elderdom
of
their
Youngmanship
,
is
once
fulfilled
/
As
that
they
are
growenvp
⁏
in
all
good
Discipline
and
Order
;
euen
vnto
their
Youngmanship
or
Approching
of
their
manlie
Beeing
or
Estate
/
and
stand-inclined
to
That
which
is
right
and
lawfull
:
also
rest
good-willing
to
increase
in
all
Vertues
.
and
to
submit
themselues
obedientlie
vnto
the
[
d
](A08225-e21080-b)
d
Pro.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Eccli.
6.
c.
d.
Counsaile
of
their
Elders
:
and
that
they
begin
euenso
to
attaine
vnto
the
manlie
Agednes
/
and
to
growe-vp
therin
/
So
shall
not
then
those
Good-willingons
be
from
thence-fourth
compelled
or
driuen
by
way
of
correction
⁏
like
young
vnlearned
or
vnwilling
Children
;
to
the
obseruation
of
the
Lawe
or
Ordinaunce
of
the
Lorde
.
but
men
shall
setfourth
before
them
,
the
Faith
of
Iesu
Christ
,
to
Righteousnes
.
and
euenso
begin
to
talke
with
them
of
the
manlie
Agednes
/
and
of
That
which
is
more-neere
vnto
the
Godlines
/
then
is
the
Nourtouring
⁏
or
Chastisement-of-discipline
;
vnder
the
Lawe
.
and
holde-fourth
likewise
before
them
,
the
Crowne
[
e
](A08225-e21110-b)
e
Pro.
4.
b.
Eccli.
1.
25.
a.
of
the
manlie
Wisdom
/
the
which
the
Man
of
God
⁏
in
the
Elderdom
[
f
](A08225-e21120-b)
f
Eph.
4.
b.
of
the
Man
Christ
;
receaueth
/
or
becometh
crowned
therwithall
:
and
what
an
vpright
and
louelie
Conuersation
or
Beeing
of
sinceere
Righteousnes
,
hee
then
inheriteth
.
and
therto
also
,
of
the
Kingdom
of
the
God
of
Heauen
/
and
of
the
spirituall
and
heauenlie
Riches
[
g
](A08225-e21140-b)
g
Math.
13.
b.
of
the
godlie
Mysterie
.
5.
HEer-in
now
/
and
in
such-like
,
exercise
and
trayne-vp
your
Youngmen
or
Those
that
are
growing
towardes
Mans-estate
:
and
confirme
or
establish
them
in
the
Nature
of
the
Loue
,
with
the
godlie
Wisdom
of
the
Trueth
of
God
and
Christ
,
and
with
the
holie
Vnderstanding
of
the
holie
Spirit
of
Loue
.
6.
Looke
to
them
also
and
cause
them
with
all
diligence
,
that
they
do
daylie
glasse
and
adourne
or
garnish
themselues
well
in
the
Glasse
of
Righteousnes
/
to
th
ende
that
they
may
[
h
](A08225-e21200-b)
h
Iam.
1.
c.
increase
fourtha-fourth
,
in
the
godlie
Wisdom
and
vpright
Righteousnes
and
Holines
/
til-vnto
the
perfect
Oldeage
of
the
holie
Vnderstanding
of
Iesu
Christ
and
of
his
holie
Spirit
of
Loue
.
7.
Now
in
this
meane-time
,
whylst
that
the
Youngmen
are
thus
a
growing-vp
⁏
in
all
good-willing
Obedience
;
vnto
the
[
i
](A08225-e21230-b)
i
Col.
1.
b.
2.
Pet.
3.
b.
Olde-age
of
the
Man
Christ
,
and
that
they
profite
or
increase-them
in
the
holie
Vnderstanding
of
the
holie
Spirit
of
Loue
/
yee
shall
permit
them
to
be
conuersant
with
the
Elders
of
the
holie
and
godlie
Vnderstanding
/
and
with
the
Counsaile-lordes
in
the
Familie
of
Loue
:
also
to
talke
of
Wisdom
and
Righteousnes
/
and
of
the
Mysterie
of
the
Kingdom
of
the
God
of
Heauens
.
to
demaund
or
propone-question
therof
/
to
heare
[
k
](A08225-e21250-b)
k
Math.
13.
b.
Luk.
8.
b.
the
Resolution
theron
/
and
to
answere
thervnto
/
as
also
to
make-manifest
the
Secreatnes
of
their
Heart
.
8.
In
which
godlie
Speaches
or
Communications
one
with
an-other
,
yee
shall
teach
the
Young-men
,
out
of
the
Testimonies
of
the
holie
Spirit
of
Loue
/
to
vnderstand
the
right
difference
,
betwixt
Death
,
[
l
](A08225-e21280-b)
l
Deut.
30.
b.
Eccli.
15.
b.
and
Life
/
betwixt
Darknes
,
and
Light
/
betwixt
the
Destruction
,
and
Preseruation
/
and
betwixt
the
Condemnation
,
and
Saluation
.
9.
Teach
them
to
knowe
effectuallie
and
vprightlie
,
ether-other
of
those
two
Wayes
/
that
they
may
also
well
and
rightlie
[
m
](A08225-e21300-b)
m
Pro.
4.
b.
discerne
the
true
difference
of
thosesame
·
and
so
liue
and
walke
aright
in
the
vpright
Wayes
of
Life
and
Trueth
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
Beleef
and
of
the
Loue
.
The
XXI
.
Chapiter
.
WHen
now
then
nour
Young-men
are
thus
nourrished
and
brought-vp
/
and
that
they
⁏
from
their
Birth
forward
;
haue
attained
vnto
the
Age
of
thirtie
Yeares
/
and
are
com
to
their
manlie
Age
/
and
that
they
haue
Beardes
,
like
Men
/
So
shall
yee
then
talke
freelie
with
them
,
of
the
Kingdom
of
the
God
of
Heauens
/
of
his
vpright
Righteousnes
/
and
of
his
secreat
Mysterie
:
in
like-maner
also
,
of
all
profound
or
deepe-groundlie
Wisdom
and
heauenlie
Vnderstanding
.
2.
Yee
shall
moreouer
geeue
them
leaue
,
to
be
alwayes
with
you
/
or
to
sit
with
you
vpon
the
Seates
of
the
Elders
or
Wise
/
for
that
they
mought
euenso
among
you
,
daylie
heare
the
Secreat-mysterie
of
all
Matters
⁏
which
concerne
the
Right
and
the
Trueth
;
/
and
also
argue
or
talke
therof
.
3.
For
at
thatsame
time
of
their
Elderdom
,
it
is
geeuen
them
to
knowe
the
Trueth
/
and
they
are
able
to
vnderstand
the
Mysterie
[
a
](A08225-e21400-b)
a
Math.
13.
b.
Luk.
8.
b.
of
the
Kingdom
of
God
:
as
also
to
declare
and
speake-fourth
thesame
,
out
of
the
secreat
Parables
of
the
Wise.
4.
Therfore
shall
those
bearded
Men
⁏
in
their
Knowledg
of
the
Trueth
;
haue
the
Libertie
,
for
to
vtter-fourth
⁏
in
all
Boldnes
;
the
heauenlie
Reuelations
of
the
Kingdom
of
God
⁏
according
to
the
Declaration
of
the
Testimonies
of
the
holie
Spirit
of
Loue
;
among
the
Elders
which
are
gray
or
grisell
of
Heare
:
and
euenso
first-of-all
,
make-manifest
or
declare
their
Vnderstanding
in
the
godlie
Thinges
,
to
the
Elders
/
ereuer
they
speake
therof
among
the
Disciples
.
5.
And
euenso
⁏
after
a
due
Examination
or
Ouer-hearing
of
their
right
Knowledg
,
in
the
Testimonies
of
the
holie
Spirit
of
Loue
;
they
shall
obtaine
a
free
Permission
of
you
,
to
euangelize
⁏
among
the
Good-willingons
vnto
the
Loue
;
the
[
b
](A08225-e21440-b)
b
Math.
24.
b.
Euangelie
of
the
Kingdom
of
God
and
Christ
,
and
also
to
teach
and
exhort
the
Disciples
of
the
Woorde
,
to
the
vpright
Righteousnes
and
godlie
Holines
:
On
this
condition
/
namelie
/
that
they
⁏
in
all
their
Ministration
;
shall
deale
and
communicate
⁏
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
concordable
Counsaile
of
the
Elders
in
the
Familie
of
Loue
;
with
the
Wisdom
.
6.
EVen-thus
verelie
⁏
in
the
same
holie
Fourme
or
Estate
;
shall
than
those
dayed
or
aged
Men
,
be
ordained
or
receaued
into
the
holie
and
godlie
Matrimonie
/
and
be
maried
⁏
according
to
the
right
Ordinaunce
of
the
Lorde
;
vnto
the
holie
and
chast
Virgins
of
the
vndefiled
Doctrine
of
the
godlie
Vnderstanding
:
and
be
likewise
knowen
to
be
meete
,
to
be
fruitfull
Fathers
in
the
Familie
of
Loue
/
to
the
Procreation
[
c
](A08225-e21500-b)
c
Sap.
4.
a.
of
the
pure
and
chast
Generation
/
which
is
wel-pleasing
before
God
·
and
very
louelie
and
acceptable
with
Men.
as
also
to
Fellowe-ministers
of
the
holie
&
gratious
Woord
/
which
God
hath
[
d
](A08225-e21510-b)
d
Ier.
〈◊〉
.
b.
raised-vp
in
the
Howse
of
the
Loue
of
Iesu
Christ
,
according
to
his
Promises
/
to
all
Concorde
and
Peace
[
e
](A08225-e21530-b)
e
Luk.
2.
b.
vpon
the
Earth
,
vnto
Men
which
are
good
of
Will
.
7.
In
which
Prospering
and
Going-forward
of
the
holie
and
godlie
Conuersation
of
these
righteous
Men
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
Loue
/
God
will
geeue
a
long
Life
vnto
thesame
Men
:
in
such-sort
/
that
they
shall
attaine
vnto
the
full
Oldnes
of
their
Yeares
/
and
see
or
behold
their
Children
and
Childrens-children
,
[
f
](A08225-e21560-b)
f
Tob.
9.
c.
Psal.
128.
●…
.
vnto
the
thirde
and
fourth
Generation
,
in
Righteousnes
.
8.
For
in
their
iust
Life
,
they
shall
becom
graye
or
grisell
with
Age
.
They
shall
likewise
be
knowen
to
be
true
Priestes
⁏
which
are
meete
to
minister
in
the
Sanctuarie
;
/
and
righteous
Fathers
of
the
Howsholde
(
which
are
taught
to
the
Kingdom
of
Heauen
/
and
are
meete
to
bringfourth
⁏
out
of
the
Treasure
of
their
Heartes
;
[
g
](A08225-e21580-b)
g
Math.
13.
●…
.
the
New
and
the
Olde
)
/
and
be
esteemed
and
[
h
](A08225-e21590-b)
h
1.
Tim.
5.
b.
reuerenced
for
Such
.
The
XXII
.
Chapiter
.
THese
Elders
and
dayed
or
wel-aged
Men
in
the
holie
Vnderstanding
⁏
when-as
they
now
are
becom
gray
with
Age
;
shall
be
esteemed
as
Fathers
,
in
the
Congregations
/
and
also
be
called
Fathers
:
and
sit
likewise
in
Iudgment
⁏
vpon
the
Iudgment-seates
;
with
the
Chief-elder
/
also
heare
the
secreat
Counsaile
of
the
Chief-elder
/
and
geeue-fourth
their
voyce
therin
,
with
hym
.
2.
For-that-cause
also
these
Elders
with
gray
Heares
,
shall
not
keep
their
Counsell
with
the
Young-men
/
but
with
the
dayed
[
a
](A08225-e21660-b)
a
2.
Par.
10.
a.
Eccli.
25.
a.
Elders
/
which
also
⁏
like
vnto
Themselues
;
are
waxen-gray
with
Age
.
3.
For
by
the
dayed
Elders
with
gray
Heare
,
the
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b
Eccli.
8.
b.
Wisdom
/
and
the
Circumspection
or
prouident
Prudence
,
is
to
be
found
.
as
also
all
good
and
wel-aduised
Counsaile
,
to
all
Peace
and
Concorde
/
and
to
all
Preseruation
&
Welfare
of
the
Congregation
.
4.
COnsider
and
haue
a
good
and
singular
regard
heervnto
,
yee
Elders
and
Fathers
:
For
all
thissame
that
I
heere
testifie
and
expresse
vnto
you
,
is
the
mostholie
Ordinaunce
of
the
Familie
of
Loue
/
and
the
vpright
Conseruation
of
the
manlie
Generation
,
in
the
Righteousnes
:
namelie
/
from
the
Mans
Youth
vp
/
till
vnto
his
Age
of
the
gray
Heare
.
5.
For-that-cause
also
,
thissame
Ordinaunce
is
the
true
Counsaile
of
the
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c
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c
Pro.
4.
a.
b.
Wisdom
/
which
bringeth
with
it
the
Rest
of
the
Children
of
God
.
and
induceth
or
leadeth
the
Man
vnto
the
euerlasting
Life
.
6.
O
Yee
Fathers
of
Families
and
yee
Counsaile-lordes
ouer
Countries
:
Take
thissame
⁏
in
anycase
;
effectuallie
to
heart
.
and
rule
all
your
thinges
wiselie
,
according
to
thesame
Counsaile
/
to
th
end
that
the
Kingdom
of
Loue
and
of
Peace
,
may
remaine
and
stand-fast
eternallie
in
all
Concordablenes
,
vnder
the
Obedience
of
the
Loue
.
7.
And
keepe
or
retaine
all
that
which
I
presentlie
holde-fourth
before
you
,
in
your
Memorie
or
Remembrance
/
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d
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d
Deut.
12.
c.
Pro.
4.
a.
and
write
thatsame
in
your
Heartes
:
For
thesame
is
the
Kernell
or
Pith
of
the
holie
Vnderstanding
/
wherthrough
the
Countries
may
be
well
preserued
or
kept-in-safetie
/
and
the
People
likewise
nourrished
and
maintained
,
in
all
good
Peace
and
Tranquillitie
.
8.
For-that-cause
⁏
O
yee
Elders
and
Wise
;
make
alwayes
⁏
according
to
this
Counsaile
;
all
good
Purueiance
or
Prouision
for
your
Children
and
Youngmen
/
that
they
⁏
without
any
hurt
or
impediment
;
may
be
nourrished-vp
,
vnto
their
manlie
Old-age
.
And
gouerne
you
al-thinges
well
.
9.
Growe
and
multiplie
:
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e
Gen.
1.
c.
9.
a
Till
the
Earth
/
and
bring
thesame
in
subiection
vnto
you
:
and
beare-dominion
ouer
all
Cattell
,
which
liue
vpon
the
Earth
.
10.
Sowe
and
reape
/
and
gather
you
together
much
Fruites
:
and
vse
or
accomplish
all
thinges
in
conuenient
season
.
11.
Eate
your
Meate
with
Ioye
,
according
to
all
the
Lust
or
Appetite
of
your
Soules
:
and
drinke
likewise
,
of
the
Increase
of
your
Vine
.
12.
MAke
not
in
any-case
your
Garden-of-pleasure
⁏
which
is
full
of
all
delectable
Herbes
,
seruing
for
the
preseruation
of
Health
/
and
full
of
all
goodlie
Flowers
,
of
sweete
and
odoriferous
Smell
/
as
also
full
of
all
delightfull
Plantes
of
delicate
or
wel-relished
Fruites
;
common
before
eueryone
:
but
keepe
his
Walles
in
firme
Stabilitie
/
and
haue
alwayes
a
carefull
Eye
vnto
the
Entraunce
into
thesame
/
that
no
vncleane
and
corrupt
Thing
enter
therin
.
13.
But
walke
or
recreate-you
in
thesame
,
with
the
Elders
and
Aged
/
and
delight
yourselues
with
them
,
in
all
the
Delectablenes
and
Garnishing
of
thesame
.
14.
And
for
his
pretious
Riches
and
bewtifull
Garnishinges
cause
/
it
behooueth
you
to
keepe
well
and
warelie
his
Entraunce
,
from
Many
/
to
th
end
that
thesame
may
euenso
remaine
safe
and
in
good
Preseruation
:
and
that
the
Children
of
the
Kingdom
/
and
all
Those
that
are
made
Heyres
in
the
spirituall
and
celestiall
Riches
of
the
holie
Spirit
of
Loue
,
may
alwayes
enter
and
walke
therin
·
and
recreate
themselues
in
thesame
.
15.
FArdermore
/
yee
shall
not
talke
of
your
Secreates
(
ether-yet
vtter
your
Mysteries
)
openlie
or
nakedlie
,
in
the
Hearing
of
your
young
Children
/
and
Disciples
.
but
spare
not
thesame
in
the
Eares
⁏
or
Hearing
;
of
the
Elders
/
which
can
vnderstand
thesame
/
and
are
able
to
beare
or
away-with
the
Soun●…
therof
.
For
it
is
geeuen
vnto
the
Elders
to
vnderstand
the
priuie
Mysteries
of
the
Wise
/
and
to
expound
their
Parables
.
16.
Also
,
when
that
yee
haue
anye-thing
to
deale-in
,
that
is
to
be
wrought
with
any
prudent
Counsaile
/
so
attempt
and
execute
then
thesame
with
the
Counsaile
of
the
Wise
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f
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f
3.
Reg.
12.
a.
Eccli.
25.
a.
which
are
becom
graye
with
Age
:
and
perfourme
all
your
Matiers
with
and
by
their
Aduise
:
and
be
euenso
[
g
](A08225-e21910-b)
g
Math.
10.
b.
foresightfull
and
vnderstanding
⁏
according
to
the
Doctrine
of
the
Wisdom
of
the
holie
Spirit
of
Loue
;
in
all
your
Dealing
and
Purposes
.
and
growe
alwayes
forward
,
to
a
full
Inlarging
of
the
peaceable
Kingdom
of
the
Loue
.
17.
THe
Lorde
blesse
and
strengthen
you
in
his
Loue
/
and
confirme
you
with
his
holie
Spirit
/
Wherby
that
yee
may
alwayes
⁏
in
all
Firmnes
;
so
maintaine
and
vpholde
vnto
the
God
of
Life
,
his
Workmanship
or
Building
of
the
Howse
of
his
Loue
,
in
all
vpright
Righteousnes
/
as-that
the
God
of
Life
may
haue
a
Good-pleasure
,
to
dwell
/
to
[
h
](A08225-e21930-b)
h
Leui.
26.
b.
2.
Cor.
6.
b.
liue
/
and
to
walke
in
the
Familie
of
his
Loue
,
for-euer-and-euer
.
AMEN
.
That
com-to-passe
euenso
.
Take
it
to
heart
:
and
reuolue
well
these
Prouerbes
of
the
godlie
Wisdom
.
CHARITAS
EXTORSIT
PER
HN.