C hap.15... dccerding to ScM A r r H s vv. 4 21 He that ckrfeth father or mother] That giveth them a>r á! 1Verd or but an ill look ; for , T/ultas e e laditur pietas. The rávocir. Îi' P irov30.47 eye that mocketh at his father, and defpifeth to obey his mother, Effop'oa ocutot the ravensof the valley fhsll pick it out, and the young Eagles voret afro gut fh311 eat it. Now they are turfed with a witneffe, whom the ho- toreCOMM. ly Ghol} thus curfcth in fuch emphaticall manner, in fuch exqui -- Cam'. fire terms. Verse But yefày, Whofiever, &c. ] The intollerable covet- oufneffe of the Priests bred this abominable corruption of this °TTQ y 7>r Commandment, as it did many other like. See my Notes on 7(9 w,:cx, fohn 2.14,15. By the fame arts at this day theLady ofLoretto, as Sands his Sucv% they call her, hath her Churches fo fluffed with vowed prefents Se4.4, andmemories, as they are fain to hang their cloií}ers andChurch- yards with thee. The rood ofgrace in this Kingdom, had a man within it enlofed with an hundred wiers tomake the image gog glewiththe eyes, nod with the head, hang the lip, move and fktake leis jaws accordingas the value was ofthegift that was of- fered. If it were a final' piece of(liver,. he would hang a frogin. ing lip : ifa pieceofgold, then should his jaws go merrily. The like was done by the blond of Hales, brought afterwards by A 4:4Mo",= the Lord Cromwell to Pauls cro{fe,"ani thereproved tobe theblond f 4 of a duck. It isagift by whatfiever, &c.] Some read it thus, by. Chorban; or by this vft, if thoas receive any profit byme : underhand, then let God do thus, and mach more to me , q. el. by Cherban thou Gdw.flnreq, 'halt receive no profit by me. Others thus, Chorban e_nathe« Her gait. ma_fit, Be it adevoted thing whatfoever I may profit thee by, . oua.m, ut Mac; g, d. Being confccrateeltoGod, it shall be beneficiall to us both, x o. t 4.& x;. and not here only in this life,-but hereafter in that to come : wher- =8. Scultec. as cols bellowed upon parentsfoon vaniiheth, and reacheth nofur- ther then the life prcf_n;s. `'e& 6, e4'ndhonour not hisfather andhre moth:r ] Supple, in« fins exit. Our Sae lour contents h itnfelfto relate the ft it words only ofthe tradi' ion, as Lawyersufe todo the first words of the Statute or Canon, they gat- teor argue upon. Thus have youmade the Commandment cf none ep c`1 ] Ye have it. vp:;oiert. of fought to (boulderGod out of his throne, to devett and fpoil him. a. e.1" r_úÿß. of his rule andauthority, to ungod him as it were, by snaking his r ilcaaac,cc,cy,, Commandment void and invalid. And donot Papi=ls as mu th as all tires,. wi its they teaçh thit,aMonk m,.ty,not leave his cloiffer, to reliSvt~.
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