388 .An Exhortation to Minijiers. · C~p·25.knowledgeto the-People, but his heartmuft --- retain Confcience to himfelf. This little volume, Confcience, he mufr be exactly read in ; whatfoever other 'lloiumes he be A !!ran– ger to , whatfoever language he be-defe– Ctive in, he muft be well acquainted with that of Confcience. It was an excellent A.d P~uHn. fpeech, that ofJ-erome, Difcamui in terra, quo– rum [cie11tia nobir perfeveret in C.elo. Thofe things are worth learning on Eanh', the knowledge whereof will be of ufe inHea– ven. A fay.ing which famous Parttw ever had inhis mouth, and caqfed to be,written in the publike Schooles where he read his Divinity Lectures. / c wn te Lear nedBeza tel~ us what wasCal'lJins coun.J d':r'XP ~~~. fell ufually to younger Divines, inwhom mn v'lllgan he faw any pregnancy ofparts; to take heed d~dna t!lm e~ of abil:rufe QgefHons and unnecdfary con– vr eam) <JU.a 1 h Id h d d {&pead troverfies, eH t ey fhou becat~ e an maximoJ infnartd in theToyles of \yit, and fo prove d~cipitndt~J unhappy infiruments of Satan to pervert vrros abu[ur others And he further reports, he badgleft Satantts h~ r: 11 h. fc lf. h. -h' h 1 te di· ven t e fame com11e to 1m e , w 1c e '[~;:,er ( 4 - had obferved to his dying day, and did exv :re,ne te ceedinglybleffeGod for. , ul/i sinar.i~. The want of obferving this counfel, was ~ur ~rguttH the utter undoing of that ConradmVorflim,a zrretzas. h . [c f h h • manot erw1 e 0 muc acumen, w o carried· away with ,the rlcetndfe of his wit, and the niceneffeof hisfpi rit, after he had read SocinuJ,and fi.1ch other corrupt writings,be– came a pernicious corrupter of theyounger Students
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