A faithful admonition madeA faythfull admonition made

Many mo testimonies might be brought, to declare how mightily God's word spoken by man, hath wrought in the hearts of great multitudes. •s in the hearts of the ninevites, who at Jonah preaching¹ damned their former religion, conversation and life. And in the hearts of those. 3000. who at Peters first sermon openly made after Christs² ascension acknowledged their often ces, repented, and were by and by baptized. But these premisses are sufficient to prove, aswell that God's word draweth his elect after it, against worldly appearance, against natural affections, & against civil statutes and constitutions: as also, that such as obey God's spea ⟨p. 86⟩•yng by his messengers, never lacketh just reward and recompensacion. For only such as obeyed the voice of the prophet found favour³ and grace, to the praise and glory of God's name, when his just judgements to• vengeance upon the disobedient. But now shortly by no tes we will touch the rest of Peters act, and Christs merciful deliverance of them, which is the end of all troubles sustained by God's elect.

Many mo testimonies myght be brought, to declare howe myghtelye Goddes worde spo•en by man, hath wrought in the hertes of great multitudes. •s in the hertes of the •iniuites, who at Ionas preachinge¹ damned their former religion, conuersacion and lyfe. And in the hertes of those. 3000. who at Peters fyrste sermon openly made after Christes² •scension ac•nowledged their offen ces, repented, and were by and by baptized. But these premisses are sufficient to proue, aswel that Goddes worde draweth his electe after it, against worldlye appearaunce, agaynst natural affeccions, & agaynst cyuil statutes and constitucions: as also, that suche as obey goddes spea