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The second reply of Thomas CartwrightThe second replie of Thomas Cartwright
The second reply of Thomas Cartwright: against Master Doctor Whitgiftes second answer, touching the Church disciplineThe second replie of Thomas Cartwright: agaynst Maister Doctor Whitgiftes second answer, touching the Churche discipline
Heidelberg: printed by Michael Schirat, 1575
Title page typeset from the transcription.
The 5. Tract. and 6. un the O.The 5. Tract. and 6. vn the O.
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.
Where it is said that the people need not pine away for lack off food, seeing they have one to read, &c: it is but a begging off that 1in question. for is this the diet which God hath appointed to his children / or portion he hath commanded his faithful servants to give unto his family in due season / or that delicate table / and 2cup that runneth over? are thes the householders which before they set up / or take the charge off housekeeping / have filled all the ir garners / furnished all their cellars / fraught all their treasuries with all store new and old / fit to entertain the sons / and daughters off the great king off heaven? we is unto that hows hold that hath such a steward / and woe shall be unto that steward that upon such provision / undertaketh the stewardship off the house off God. But woe and woe again shall be to him / that not only him self famisheth the how should which he hath / but teacheth others to do so: and not only doth evil / ⟨p. CCCLXIIII⟩but justifieth the evil doer. A. great part off the D. allowance here / cometh to be examined after: as that bare reading is not able without Gods extraordinary work / to deliver one soul / and that homilies are not serviceable in this solemn banquet.
Where yt is saied that the people need not pine away for lacke off foode, seing they haue one to reade, &c: yt is but a begging off that 1in question. for is this the diet which God hath appointed to his children / or portion he hath commaunded his faithfull seruantes to gyue vnto his family in due season / or that delicate table / and 2cup that runneth ouer? are thes the housholders which before they set vp / or take the charge off housekeping / haue filled all the ir garners / furnished all their cellars / frawght all their threasuries with all store newe and oulde / fitte to enterteine the sonnes / and dawghters off the great kinge off heauen? we is vnto that hows holde that hathe such a stewarde / and wo shall be vnto that stewarde that vppon suche prouision / vndertaketh the stewardshippe off the howse off God. But wo and wo againe shall be to him / that not onely him selfe famisheth the how sholde which he hathe / but teacheth others to doo so: and not onely doth euill /