I ' I Cfhe ("hu1ches Marriage .. tht.:rc was io mJ.uy otfers made ,. and y_et thou - wouldcfr none of him. Therefore confider. this,_ and fay nor now , alas, fltch cond ttions are requi- \red on my part, as I cannot performe them ; for 1 beloved , there is nothing required on chy pare ' but {incerity. Indeed that is required: thou muil: not thinke when thou art matched· to-thy hus– band :t.to live as if thou wert a maid' ftill ; tnou· mu~ northink~omarch with thy ~usband, and; to·hveas th<JUHft)thou muftnorthmke to fweare: frill, _and follow the lull: ofundeanendfe, fi:ilJ, , and ro.follow thy drunkenndfe and gpod fcll0w- -– fhip frill, thou rpuft n/ot thinke to· match with the Lord Jefus,_and breake the Sabbath and neg. lea holy du.ties,and viobte thy confcience, thoa mull: know, that all thy old cloathing t a.s I fa id before, mull: be put off, and not ~nely fo, but thy· nailes muff be pared~ tha~ is, tbofe thpughts th~t·. thou reckoneft l~ffer finnes; vaine thoug.bts, idle . thoughts .,. n!'gltgent pertormance of holy du– ties, or whatfoev.eris oftbat n.ature, thefe naUes mull be pared, rbere !U~ft be~ q~~ere heart, tg,:~ refolve to doe all tlus. But lhmuchJor thofe. . . . ' ' . ' ) fecond fort ofmen, that will not beleeveth~.e is , fuch a pardon, but yet cannot thirike ·r.he Lord· Jcfus is willing to match with them, alld- to- .palfe by the great:fin.ne~ that..they ha~e co~- mittcd. 1 · ·, , '. · But now fortbe th-ir.d fort, which is i.nd'e~~·o( ·tbe greateft company of men; for -wee fi,nde not .. r~ ·many-men doubt' ~h~th:r ~hey ~~J~-: ~~ ~r~· gtven or no, but th~ngh they kp~ ~e~e. 1s . ~' , · , p~rdon,: .
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