The whole-armour of GodThe vvhole-armor of God

3 That naturally we are backward and sluggish in using this armour: therefore he thought it not enough once to urge the point, but again presseth it. Thus^d Solomon oft repeateth divers exhortations. So Captains when they see their soldiers loath to arm when there is great need they should arm, will call upon them again and again to arm.²

3 That naturally wee are backward and sluggish in vsing this armour: therefore hee thought it not enough once to vrge the point, but againe presseth it. Thus^d Salomon oft repeateth diuers exhortations. So Captaines when they see their souldiers loath to arme when there is great need they should arme, will call vpon them again and againe to arme.²

1. dPro. 2. 1, &c. & 3. 1, &c.
2. 2Use 1. Weighty points oft to be urged.Vse 1. Weighty points oft to be vrged.

Ministers may here learn, as just occasion is given, to call their people to the remembrance of weighty points,⟨p. 97⟩ especially such as they observe their people most backward unto. It is not sufficient once to have delivered such a point, but again, and if need be, again it is to be urged. The Apostle having propounded Christ a pattern of patience to the Hebrews, because he was a most worthy and perfect pattern,^c