• "" - ..,..-,. ..... - . ··-- .. • •. - ~ ~ - .w_ ~ • VPRIGHTNES • . ; wltC.the~ it be thusbroadj th~tis( that I may· ex· ..prefi'eitJuUyto~ you} _ whetmoc·youwalke.fo'ex. l ~~ly,.thatyou ftaUC1.1Qtonlyan•eyetO'tBe marne ·poynt~ofeveryCommandement,. _hut'you:ob. ferue the ~e;Ift particleof ev~ry Commandement t~e leafi Iota,: the le'lift pricke,andpoint,that you fi_nd ine~ery -Cotnll}atadement. :Except·yoildo j . · thfs,I fay, your ~eartsare~Qtperfect :thefc~pe Three reafe~s of that Chapter tsdto reqmre thhe 1 · .ex!tt~kd:eepmg ~ ;:~=~~:uld ofevery Comm~n · ement,to t · e eau,an .to the keeping the _; . fmalleftth!ngs~A.nd there are,thefethree·reaforis Commandi- · .. .pUt fOgether;tO'COnfirmeit. ' · . .. . : . mems. ,.- . One is this, ( faythhe,) every jot·oftheLaw:, 1 " is offo mu.ch worth,though you thinkeit afmall thing, Thtttitwere hetter th~J-t /;ettven _ana earth Jlwuldperijl?, thev that it fhou!d~ It is~ ofgre-ater. price then the wholeworld. Therefore theLord will.not haue_ the leaft Jote ofthe Law.to perifh-.. . , . · · . Agame;fayth he>thePharifes -w-ouldleep.e the great Co.mmandemenr_s, the princ.ipall poynt;' and part ofevery Commandement; bunhe par- – ticles ofir, the nicer point-sofir, they-.wouldnot keepe. And,faythhc,exceptyour rigMeoufnejfogo heyont(theirs, exceptyou_go_efu_r.tker~theQ;t.hey1 you_\' fha/1 »ever befttved. ' ... _. 'then thelafi: is, that,rn~m{,!d 'to you before, you mr:ft f:e perfeE!;,&_c~ There:mufi: be_filcha.la+• tit!ld_f; _fqr_ the ' e~t,enli0{1 ,of .. your,perfe,tt:ion,. though,notfo~1-h<l imen.lipn_, and-degrees- of it, ·as is in yot~rJJea-vep~yf,v;her,you e~nnot be fa_· .. v-edelfe. Therefor~, .if.youfay, thjsis a.hard - 3· fA: r con- ') .~- ~- ~- ~~--=-----~~------~--------------- '
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