The Practice of Piety. the onely merits of that bloudy -death and paffion, which thy Sauiour lefts Chris hath fuf- fered for thee? not putting any hope of faluation in thine owne merits, nor in any other manes or creatures? Being af furedly perfwaded, That there is no ftluation in any other; and that there is no other name vn- der Freemen, whereby thon muß be faned. 7. Doff thou heartily for. glue all wrongs, or offences done or offered unto thee, by any manner of perfon what - foeuer? And dof} thou as wil- lingly ( from thy heart) a:ke forginenefe of them whom thou haft grieuoufly wronged in word or deed ? And doll thou call out of thy heart, all malice and hatred, which thou haft borne to any body: that thou maieIl appeare before the face of Chrill (the 'Prince of pe4ce)in perfell lone & charity? I i 8.Doth Aa.4. r a. Aa.zo.43 Era .26,29 Era.g.6. Heb.za. 24.
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