The PraIlice of P,-etie. 5S a r-- -4 the vie of all holy things v .holy unto vs. Our facrificcd Ipotlefl''e Paffeoucr cannot be eaten with the fowre leauen of malice and vv ickedtieffe, faith 'Paul, I.Cor. 5, S. Neither can the old bottles of our corrupt and impure con - fciences retaine the new wine of` Chrifts precious bloud, as our S)auiouríaith,llarle.2,2. Wee rnuit therefore truely re- pent, if we will be worthy par- takers. g.The drutie to bbeeperformed in reeea of our Neighbour, is Charitie. Charity is a hearty, forgiving of others who have offended vs, and after reconciliation,an out - ward vnfained tefiifying of the $ inward a feCtionsofeur hearts , by gefissres;words,and dcedes,as oft as we meet)and occafion is of- fered.Forfirlt, without loue to our ncighbour,no facrifice is ac- Mat. 5.i3. cepta''levntoGoci. econdly be zoo caufe one clriWfe end wherefore C: c 3 the
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