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§. 10. But to apply this to the present. First, ^tRecreation in general is granted by all to have good warrant from Gods word, as a thing both allowed by permission, and enjoined by precept, if not directly and expressly, yet at least by just consequence: and therefore I will not stand upon the proof of it.

§. 10. But to applie this to the present. First, ^tRecreation in generall is granted by all to haue good warrant from Gods word, as a thing both allowed by permission, and enioyned by precept, if not directly and expresly, yet at least by iust consequence: and therefore I will not stand vpon the proofe of it.

1. tEccles. 3.4. Zech. 3.10. & 8.5.

Secondly, for the matter and manner of it, •or the things wherewith we may recreate our selves, ^uthere is nothing determined; any means therefore of recreation that are not against the general ⟨p. 139⟩Rules of^* comeliness and decency, of ^xconveniency and expediency, ^y