The deceitf,,Aeffe of Man' heart. 337 would recant, aboundance or chew earthly things : among their bloody and boyfterous deeds, how he yoaks their Eyeing tongues, with their terrifying ftones,Cawes, (words. If then in filch a cafe we can Dan.6.1y. fay wich P ardel , o Ktttg, keep thy gifts to thy and with the Fig -tree and .,)live , ¡hall I leave my iudge9.tr. fzveet aefe_my fatreffe toraigve? if for the confcience ot the truth , we can negle& proffered profits, the tryall is as found , as if we had endured the tortures of the rack. 1 V. Tryall is by the inequality of carriage. It is Dircovery, hard for an hypocrite fo to carry himfelfe, but as the ivaliry of fometimes or other, hee (hall doe or (peak Tome-' Libidi ortmqui thing , which in no fort can Rand or confort with qua ca ïide cilia his (hew es of godlineffe. Though lull, covetouf- legit interdum he Ire , and other of his finnes are never fo clofely mow, d` Y on,R; & a. couched within his heart, and he make faire fern- varitiam laten- blance of a chaff and contented minde; yet hee will 1Cm intrinficus bee blurting out now and then, Come words or riff eu- p:do fgificat. other, which may yeeld fhrewd fufpitiors and pre Miior:bu: e- fumptions-of his unfoundneflte,or elfe his very ge- fm, aajoorr, (lures and countenance will bewray him. For even vulrugue our ofthele (mailer things greater may bee gathe- ocidzsdi,Tzmuta- red. Asthe verbali lie, or lie of the mouth is diC r`uonpnreßc FI- R ;cram, dam covered by the difagreernent of the lyars mouth , luxzzro;s & with it felle, whence wee fay lyars had need have good memories, left the later part of their tale con°rary the former : fo aifo is the real( lie, the l e which the hypocrite telletb in Come of the anions of this lïfeacarry in g a thew of godlineite, by the dif. agreement of his life with it felfe.For doe but corn pare one anion with another one part of his life with 11 hod ment lacet in facie,& rc eta corks untu cop ris ac geaibarindiean- tar. Hier. [up. tiecb,l.3, ca,9.
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