The Fra£tice of Piety. 497 The true manner of perfor- ming a primate Faa , confias partly in outward , partly in in- ward a61 ion s. The outward a5ions are, to abaaine , for the time that wee faa: fira from all c worldly bui- ne ffe and labour , making our fa- .irng day , as it were a Sabbath day, Leuit. 23.28. For world- ly bu(ìneffe will diar:aa our minds from holy demotion. Secondly , from all manner of fad , yea from d bread and water , fo farre as health will permit : i . That fo we may ac- knowledge our 'owne indigni- tie, as being vnworthy both of lift and all the meanes for the maintenance thereof. 2. That by affiding the body, the foule which followeth, the Conlitutionthereof, may be the more humbled. 3. That fo we may take a godly e reisenge vpon our felues, for abufir,g our Tiber- tie in the vfe of Gods creatures. 4. That e Luk.s3. 28,s 6. loci I. x4.' &I.is. ; a Sarni. 3 s. Ezra io.6. Dan. ao.3, Efier 4. 16. Att.9.9. eiCor7.I.
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