<. 236 The dijfitulryof f<!epinggoodConfcience; . Cap.17. that to fecure Paut's perion, he had expofed • _ his own to the_danger of an unruly tumult; -- he coul4 have laid down his own life tohave , {avedPaul's, and would have p~rteal with · his right eye to do paul fervice. yet fee .what . isbe~o~eof the(( now ; where will heHay thal: hath loft hi~ Confcience? 5. For they~4ving put away their former good Confcience, become nowbrandedApo"~' fl~tu,and open enemies of the fame Preach– ers they hac! before fo loved and honound, nay tpey tltetpfelv~§ b~con1e Preachers, but blaJPhemoUf Preacher!. · . 6. ta{Hy, aft~r ~~~this, theChurch that; formerly hacl joined with them, n,oty J}.ues ,hem out, ·gives warning to the gocily tQ avoid theh1,. apd to their grief denie t~em any more .Chur~h-fellowihip, and .give$ themover to Satan, that no more mifchief .n~ay be 4otle by rheir·.irnpure, DoCtrines• .The Chprch in her direftdl Cepflu~es faidl, ~Write thefe ~en ~~ildl~ifo, let no rno~e of.their foul rife up .after ~pem' ta be.ir mare gait' a~4 ~rmwvqd. · · - ·~ ' . j . { . . CHAJ', •
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