A reply to an answer made of M. Doctor Whitgifte Against the admonition to…A replye to an ansvvere made of M. Doctor VVhitgifte Against the admonition to…

Upon all which things I conclude / that the residence of the pastor is necessary / and to doubt whether the pastor ought to be resident amongst his flock / is to doubt whether the watchman should be in his tower / the eye should be in the head / or the soul in the body / or the shepherd amongst his flock / especially where the sheep are continually in danger of wolves / as in the land of Jewry from whence this similitude or manner of speech was taken / where they watched their flocks night and day / as I observed before out of S. Luke.

Vpon all whych things I conclude / that the residence of the pastor is necessary / and to dout whether the pastor ought to be resident amongst his flocke / is to doubt whether the watchman should be in hys tower / the eye shoulde be in the head / or the soule in the body / or the shepheard amongst his flocke / especially where the sheepe are continually in danger of wolues / as in the lande of Iewrie from whence thys similitude or manner of speache was taken / where they watched their flockes night and day / as I obserued before out of S. Luke.

If any man will hereupon conclude / that they have no space given them to sleep / to eat / to drink. &c. they are cavils / which I will not vouchsafe to answer.

If any man will herevpon conclude / that they haue no space geuen them to slepe / to eat / to drink. &c. they are cauils / which I wil not vouchsafe to answer.

Again / if he will say / that then they may not go for the of the town to do their necessary business for their families / I desire them in the name of God / that they abuse not his graces / in devising cloaks to cover their disorders / but that they would set before them the love of Christ / which shall be found to be so much as