True contentment in the gain of godliness, with its self-sufficiency A meditation on 1.…True contentment in the gaine of godlines, with its self-sufficiencie A meditation on 1.…

For the first: ^cContentment of Mind is an unvaluable, an inestimable Treasure. For it is that indeed that maketh Riches to be Riches. ^dWho is rich, saith one well, but he that liveth content with his estate? who is poor, but he that never hath enough. ^eThat is true wealth indeed, that freeth a man from want. But ^fwhat w•••th call we that, when a man ⟨p. 43⟩is always in want? Or ^ghow is not that man always in want, that is not content with what he hath?

For the first: ^cContentment of Minde is an vnvaluable, an inestimable Treasure. For it is that indeed that maketh Riches to be Riches. ^dWho is rich, saith one well, but he that liueth content with his estate? who is poore, but he that neuer hath enough. ^eThat is true wealth indeed, that freeth a man from want. But ^fwhat w•••th call we that, when a man ⟨p. 43⟩is alwaies in want? Or ^ghow is not that man alwaies in want, that is not cōtent with what he hath?

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