Cap. 25~ Families. What is become of that old ho- . ~--------- - n.efl:y' ibteg~ity and plain dealing, that was wont to be In the world ?Wheh: is that Bre– ~iary .jnd: Epitome ofaltjuflice (as Jervm call'd It ) to be found? Whatfoevtr yee would .~hat t11£!1.P:Jould doe toyou, do~ ye the fame to them. Men many times in bargaining; make more large.and cheapPenni-worthr of their - Confcience, Faith,. Hope, Chriftianity,. yea, falvation then ofthdr wares;yoti iliall have · too much of them to helpe offwith diefe.;· What more ordinary then to fay as I tt~ aChriftian, as I hopefor merq, if th~re be anj faith inme~ uprm my Con.fcience, uponmySal;. • vation~ and upon trty Ssu!, fuch haveVena– Jem~ fidem, Vendibilem~ tmimam, a low,; priced faith; and a vendible foril. . . Seldom doe rishes_and a good Confd– ence dwell under the fame Roofe. Satan knowes where to have (uch 'at anv turne; Balaam in purfuit of the wagceof iniquity, will not be ftopt oy any Angell in the w.ay, or a brui[ed Lfgge. Geha::,i will fieale out fomeprivateway, when he thinks his Ma– fters eye is not upon h1m. Satal) knewwho carryed the Bagge among the Apoftles ; and that thirty fllver pieces woul<l make him [wallow the Soppe, and,any the-mofi opprbbrious open reproofe 'too, .Yet g~eori, withhis purpofe, to fell both h1s Savwurs body, and his owne foul. _· _ . Take
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