A16325:130
Helps to humiliationHelpes to humiliation
London: printed by T. Cotes for Peter Whaly, 1630
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
By silence, when thou hearest a good man traduced, and sayest nothing; especially dumb dogs; every Sabbath is a bloody day to them, for their silence is cause of all the iniquity done that day, & all these things which they do amiss, whether by swearing, Ale-house haunting, &c. all are set on his ⟨p. 61⟩score: so all those that are faint and cowardly for Gods glory and truth.
By silence, when thou hearest a good man traduced, and sayest nothing; especially dumbe dogges; euery Sabbath is a bloody day to them, for their silence is cause of all the iniquity done that day, & all these things which they do amisse, whether by swearing, Ale-house haunting, &c. all are set on his ⟨p. 61⟩score: so all those that are faint and cowardly for Gods glory and truth.
By defending,1 Woe §6to them that call darkness light, and light darkness; Therefore if any by quickness of wit will labour to maintain usury, bribery, &c. they are guilty of those sins.
By defending,1 Woe §6to them that call darknesse light, and light darknesse; Therefore if any by quicknesse of wit will labour to maintaine vsury, bribery, &c. they are guilty of those sins.