412. Orn o f Principles. Aph. 6. loos are thy `works Lord God Almighty, full and true are thy waiies, Thou 'ngof Saints. I V. Moral . fuch as belong to good manners . or in more Goipel terms Tire%t'o To living foberly, righteoully, andgodly in this prePent world. The two former I well know are pretended to by men unregenerate yea by heathens. So crates (they fay) lived fo foberly, as not tobe difcompofed by any outward e- mergency to Phew himfelf alwaies the-tameman. Fabritius fo righteoufly, as that it was commonly faid of him, To turn theSun out of its courfe would be found more eafie, then to turn him from the way ofjulliee. But for godlinefs, which is the third, it were hard, ifany íhould pretend to that without ftrong inipref lions fromGod in Chrifr yet the Te- lagians of old did alferting thofe vir- tues which appeared in Moral men, who hadnot received Chrifi Jefus the Lord , nor known what it was to walk in him for true graces.: for which
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