os$ tovo.$01440441444.044 -NNNWEINNY NNW To theChriftianReader. Twas the faying of Solon , That there *ere many goodLarves made, but there wanted one Law tomalle utt put all thofe Lowe! in execu- tion : *The like may be /aid concerning the Books that are written now adayes, There are manygood books written, but there wanteth one boob to make us put thofe good books in praEtice. Such a bootWere worth Writing, and worth reading. And 1 know no reafon dut that this book(if the .hirit of Cod ` Ille very scriptural Nit qui verba ver- titin opera. l'EP A J}- Kgsooúvn ovMriC'rry zicr' ceps-. rs; b aro zis write.it in our hearts) may have this happy effe 1: For it is a boob :0"c''- that will teach us how to get into the .Rate ofgrace, and how for °' l get and keep a good Con f cience. And vhóóever readeth book nor. with a good confcience, will makeaconfcience ofwhat he readeth : bú. For a good confcience is, as A riltotlefaithof Nufiice, a a Synopfis c p b and Epitome of all venues : It is a b Panacea to cure allfoul-di. á Letitia fiafes : It is C a medicine to digefi all bookjfurfettin There are foureforts of Confciences : Some bad and unquiet, ícienti apa- fame bad and quiet, force goodand unquiet, (ewe good andquiet. raIi(iu err For a confcience to be bad and quiet is the worft temper that can axamarum' : be : Better havea bad unquiet then a badand quiet confcience gaudium q % as,elarum better have a tormenting Tophet in thefoul then afools Paradife: bortusdeli. Thebefl frame ofC'oc/cience is thegoodandquiet con/cience :This cia it, agar N a d `Paradrfe upon earth, e apreguftation andpreltbation ofhen- 'íeneditioi ven a man's' on for the Trinitie to dwell in . Now this en/uina au: tem,7lic Sol mohis treatife will teach us how to purchafe thisprecious jewel ofa good íuì Deà, andquiet confcience. A treatife very neceffarr in thefe uJlconf'io- naJGtuco1i nobleday es., whereinmaßpeople"make noconfcience tofnneagainf S Bern. confcience ; andtome havefinned long againji confcience a that --° they
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