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Roles
hotu
to
deale
with
wicked men.
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it, O
this
is
a
wicked thing
;
That's
as
much
as
to
fay,
I
prize
móre my
particular advantage, then
I
do the
honour
of
God
:
when thou hail
to
Beale
with
an
Adverfary,
if
there
be
any
thing
that
is
evil!
that thou
hall
to
fay
againfl him
;
I
fay,
thou
fhouldefl charge him according
to
the nature
of
the
offence
;
---
And
withall be forty that
God
ha_h
left
him to
fish
a
fin
;
And
mots
ne
for
it,
Appeale
to
(.:;o:1
Doe
you
doe
fo
that doe revile others
?
I
meane,
that
fpeak
evill of others
;
for
no man will acknowledge
himfelfe
to be
a
Reviler
;
No,
they
fay
they
have
jufl Caufe
to
fpeak
of
it
;
But grant
it,
that
you
have
jufl
caufe,
but are
you
forty from your
foules
that
there
is
jufl
caufe,
how
dorh
it
grieve
your foules
that this
man
is
left to
fo
much evil!
, that
you have fo much advan-
tage
againfl
him, certainly
if
it
be
fo,
there
is
no
feare
of
Re-
viling.
Fourteenthty,
Laflly.,
When
men
iha1l
come and
fpeak
evill of others before they
are
called
toit,
there
certainly
it
Both
argue
a
guiltinefhe.
Herein this
man or woman
is
in
dan-
Áer
to be
guilty
of the
fin
of Reviling
;
So
that
now obferve
but
thefe
Rules,(for the
heart of
man
is
very unruly)
and
then
you
may
come to
know how
to
carry your felves
in
a
Chrifliatt
way
when
you have
to
deale with others that do deferve (harp
reprehenfion
,
you may
reprehend them
fharply,
and
not
at
all
revile them
;
For
he
is
ableffed
man
that
is
revil'd
falfely
for Chrifls
fake.
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SERMON