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A. The Time present. The word is of the present Tense,^a we do forgive, which implieth a present performance, and a constant continuance. The time present hath an Opposition both to the time to come, and also to the time past. He that in the present doth a thing putteth it not off to the future, contenting himself with a purpose to do it afterwards, as if it were enough to say, I will forgive: neither doth he leave off to do it, contenting himself that heretofore he hath done it, as if it were enough to say, I have forgiven. But so soon as occasion of doing it is offered, he doth it: and so long as the occasion continueth, he continueth to do it.

A. The Time present. The word is of the present Tense,^a wee doe forgiue, which implyeth a present performance, and a constant continuance. The time present hath an Opposition both to the time to come, and also to the time past. Hee that in the present doth a thing putteth it not off to the future, contenting himselfe with a purpose to doe it afterwards, as if it were enough to say, I will forgiue: neither doth hee leaue off to doe it, contenting himselfe that heretofore he hath done it, as if it were enough to say, I haue forgiuen. But so soone as occasion of doing it is offered, he doth it: and so long as the occasion continueth, he continueth to doe it.

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Q. What doctrine may be gathered from the profession of forgiveness in the time present?

Q. What doctrine may be gathered from the profession of forgiuenesse in the time present?