Je~fe--inricbing exaininatimz. 1 · 1l·7· ·- .. . . .. l ·----·-__.;, :qee will prefen-tly labour to hidehimfclfe in one l fiarting h.oleor other, andwill have his hereficr im- ~ ply no more but a conceit, that the Holy Ghoft might bee boughrandfold, as thouglithebuying andfellingrheofficeof the charge offoales, \vere a tolerable thing, and nor to bee bi·anded with the · hatefull nameof d~mned Simonie.If his fin be ,Bri- or Bribery. qery) .andhetoldoutofthe I s.Pfatme) that ahfHnence from,rewards is made by rheholy.Ghoft, a note ofthe righteous which {h;tll ·be .faved. And out of PN~.r7·23·. ~hat takingof rewards is an undoubted.markeGfthewicked,who ifrhey cvntinue in this finJfhall pe condemned; he wi!I tell you pre.; fently tqat hbr.ewatds are but gratuities, and Ggni ... 1 fications ofthankfulnetTe ; not confideration for j the thing, nor tainted with corruptionpr the hate- i i fuUbrood ofcurfed Bribery: But thisdifii !"lction is \ ·not able to .fave and preferve Gebazi ,: Bcfidesthe /: :woes and curfesupon his foule, from an everlafiing .Ieprofieuponhimfelfe and all_bis pofrerity. Jfhis 1 Of InHofure 1 finne bee indofure, and hee hearc that dreadfuH Iargelr- . :woe, Ift.:; .8. thunderedout againft him, Woe unto •them that jtljfNeho_uft to hu~fe, andlay field to jietd, &c. I 1 And that in Ecclrtf. ~4· He that tak,tth away hit mi[!>bt I botlntiving,f/ayethhi!n.Wich that horrible curfe and J confufron uponAhab and Iefabelt, for taking away\ . ·. Nubotht Vine-yard : Hewilt prefentiy layhold up- 1 oaone ihifc or other ; perhaps hee will.tell._you / .that you mufl conceive that.there-are two kinds of · endofings; Firfi one, when acruel!and mercileffe · .L~nd-'lord_, without rnercie& confcience, without· anyjuO: caufeor.reafon, turnes ou~ his. Tenantsat - ilie .
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