

The
Epiftie
to the
Reader..
is
bitter curie attending
not
only them that openly
op.
Rer.3,106,
pole Chrifk, but
alfo inch
asneglea
to minifler
their
afíl
fiance
to
Chrift-
:
Who
will
Mew
all
them
out
of
his
mouth
who
are neither:
hot
nor.
cold..
;
flab
a
halt in
th
profeff
ion
of
are
the
greatef
abomination
to
Chrifl,
Chritt
will
make their. condition very
644 and,ignemi-
Mow
who
are.
not.
7,ealoto
in
Chrifts
cau
fe
and
a
fir-
4.
Be
not
terrified
with the multitude
of
oppofers
or
opp
fitions
which thou
fhalc fee
againft
Chrift
;
Pedarera..
but
rather
fay
,u that
noble
*
Sortldier
in Erafmus did
to
him
that told
him
of
that. numerous
and
mighty Army
which
came
against
him,
Tanto
plus
gloriæ reforemus,
quoniam cò
plums
fuperabimus,
the number
of
oppo
fers
makes
the
chriflians
con
pelt
the
more
illufriotu
/ay to thy
foule
in;this
cafe
as
He
zekiah
did
to
his Souldiers
9c.ro.3:.7,s,
in
the like
.:
Be
thong
and
couragious, be not
aftaid
nor difmayed
for
the
King
of
c-/11ffÿria,
nor for
the
multitude that
is
with
him,
for
there be more with
us
then
with
him with him isan
arme
bf
flefb,
but
with
us
is
the
Lord
our
God,
to helpe
us,
and
to
fight
our
battles. And
the people
refled themfelves upon
the
word
of
Hezekrah
King
of
Iudalb
:
and that
thy
heart
may not
meditate
a
revolt from
,Chriíi,
nor enter-
twine
a thought
of
con/rireng
with
the profane
multi-
tude
in
hope
of
temporall
prefrvation
and
fafety
:
con-
fider,
i,
How
the
profatnefi
part
doth
ever
in
the
iffue
prove
the
we.akeft
part
:
the
power
of
ungodlanefse
cuts
in fonder
the
fnewes
of the
greatest
earthly
forces,
la
Jonah
weakened
the
cr`warriners
in
the
ship, Achan
1.the
Souldiers
in
the
L.ílrmy,
and
a._reigning
difafe
the;
Brea
-i