frontleffe Pharifee, ccenforious hypocrite. Thefe think, belìke, to bindeup their ownbleeding fouls w ith a palliate cure, as they call it, by goring very bloudìly into other wens confciences, whereas thcy never yet purged theirown. Thus dealt the Priefls F1tt%dem f rfu and Elders with our Saviour, the falfe Apo ìl_s with Paul, 'Por. 7 quib phyry and others ofthe fame brain with the Primitive Chri.. Ì tz :+.hzá fig+ titans, and the Paptfls with the Waldenfis ; whole freedom of 4.albwricern, . fpcecb,irt blaming andreproving the dtíulòlute manners, and a i- cu&rierode % -u+ì. ohs ofthe Clergy, .Effecit., ut photo! nefari.s aingerentur zurerraribrce. ates,i qui6us oannino fiserant alieni , faith girardri, was the cauf e1r4b ;U lie; us what rani , a_e , that they were repr,rted to be lldanichees, Catharifs, not ? g ï9 f Irrnoribx, And yet a certain Dominican was forced to confeffi, that e i y vita fustb,el were good in their lives, true in their fpeeches, full of brotherly veraces in jei love one towards another, but their faith, faith he, is incorrigi- rrene,e carita. hie, and as bad as may be. And why ? but becaufe they mash- refrsrernaui:a. tained, that the Pope was Antichrif , that the "Court of Rome rnucs dfike was intolerably corrupted, the Clergy debauched, e- c. Novu;,s gii la rgpr,. crirncn Caie Cefr, &c. S.`Pau! .was become the Jalathians en_- ma. Jaco; my, because he told them the truth, and fo were thefe, the 73on. leolt a. Domi- Pificiaus. Therewas found a certain Poililler, that meeting with noim :414v%ta ire_ `this precious paffage in S. sAUgufline. The Whole lifè of unbrlie- fì letiu;n ptcsa- 'versu fïnne ; neither t thereany thing good without the chief,$ good; tu e é ni- Crudelù of itlafententia, laid he, ibis is a cruell fntence. this bu boaamn f e 'vitas a finf.11 cenfùre, fay I, gaffed by a man that was never truly fusnmo keno. humbled with the fight and finkof his own wicked and wretch- 11w; de vera ed eflate by nature and pra&icc ; z flranger,to himfel ; and there- :na °LE72''aa'56 forefourcharitable to another. It is net evil tomarry, faith one, but good to be wary. So, it is not miff: ff- ro reprove an off nder,` but let a man take heed heheir not ; Phifatian healthyfe f Hypo. trite, firff pull thebeam out ofthine awn eye. The Apoflle Ater he ibst turpáns. had e;d)xit non re- given rules for reproving, Ephef 5.i t,t a,t 3. ftbjoyn`r, very mo, eria.eti_ a 5. 'See thatye Walhcircumffellly, or exaélry, that none may j .lily eo stsuls. -blameor blemilli you, with any foul fault. Infirmities ate found Carere deter in the belt, and will be till they come tobe the ffirits of lull men o's'o viria rial- e.r.adeperfzë7, hiccb. i 2.23. And this is a means to mule them lvarh tun fieri pate , gut a;niterwa theur.ruly with more experience and com of on Web .2. y g p ,' p'ratu'srtq i 7. But fay they he guilty of grofle fumes (as thole Pharif.ès) ore. though they fhould begin at home, and firitcall out the-beam oft -their own eye, yet if they fpeak according to Gods Word, and the thing be fo indeed, hear them hardly, (Matth, s3. a;3, a: d S 4 tr,cnd
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