CHAP.IX. 1o7 make r covenants of peace, f {hew kind- r Gen, x4,13, ncs to them,pity their eftate,t loue hem, dent. zo, I. v relieve their wants , and x receiue from f f Mar '3'14.1°,2; them for our relief; y pray for them, la- ,,tpr.,21'z4;4 . hour by all gentle demeanure x to con- x De+4.z3,4 verrthem from their evill way,&do any y ¡Tint. z,x Z z Tim. 2. a good wecan to their foules or bodies, 24, 25. or any thing that is theirs. And if we a Ga1.6,Yo. liue in their policies and dominions, we b Rom.i3,z i ought to be b fitb eft toall civ ill Magi- 2 I Pet. z, (bates high or low,& that of cólciencc-; Q22,2t pay c their tributes , cuftomes and other like dueties for their common wealth; to bear their exadions,opprefpi- . ons, perfecutions , d patiently , without d Mat.4,39. rebellion or refinance ; and euen pray rom. III 19. e for them that shall fo mifufe ns : that ;;60.34 thus as much as inús lieth, we may do fRom.iz;iS good unto , and haue peace with all men, inall things except finne ; andbe g Ma. 5,45.2 perfeft, g as our father which is in hea- 4*. ven is perfc&. C xAï:
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