Gods parley with princes with an appeal from them to him. The sum of…Gods parley vvith princes with an appeale from them to him. The summe of…

3. ^tBy way of admiration; as wondering at their sottish and senseless behaviour; that, though ^uthe pillars of the whole State, and their own seats withal were shaken under them, partly through their own misgovernment, and partly also through the just judgement of God upon it; yet ⟨p. 3⟩they would not see it and take notice of it, to amend what was amiss; but go on still wilfully in their corrupt courses, till all came to confusion.

3. ^tBy way of admiration; as wondring at their sottish and senslesse behauiour; that, though ^uthe pillars of the whole State, and their owne seates withall were shaken vnder them, partly through their owne misgouernment, and partly also through the just judgement of God vpon it; yet ⟨p. 3⟩they would not see it and take notice of it, to amend what was amisse; but go on still wilfully in their corrupt courses, till all came to confusion.

1. tVers. 5.
2. uTerra statumina dimoventur.

Now because such great men might peradventure allege for themselves that ^xJudges (as ^ysome expound the Psalmist) are Gods upon earth: yea that