A plain and familiar exposition of the ninth and tenth chapters of the Proverbs…A plaine and familiar exposition of the ninth and tenth chapters of the Prouerbs…

First, the word and spirit of God doth inform his servants Reasons. 1 in this knowledge, and give them discretion to apply themselves to the state of the persons and season. Isa. 50. 4.

First, the word and spirit of God doth informe his seruants Reasons. 1 in this knowledge, and giue them discreation to apply themselues to the state of the persons and season. Isa. 50. 4.

Secondly, the use & exercise of gracious & religious speeches §2doth bring a dexterity to judge what is most meet to be spoken, and to deliver the same in the aptest manner: and so (as trained soldiers) they are in a continual readiness, upon due occasion, to deal with God and all sorts of people. Col. 4. 6.

Secondly, the vse & exercise of gracious & religious speeches §2doth bring a dexteritie to iudge what is most meete to be spoken, and to deliuer the same in the aptest manner: and so (as trained souldiers) they are in a continuall readinesse, vpon due occasion, to deale with God and all sorts of people. Col. 4. 6.

Confutation of all Popish prayers which are offered without Use. 1 any assurance of acceptance, and consequently it convinceth all Popish persons to be unrighteous men, because they know not what is acceptable: for so much they plainly declare, when they pronounce they know not what, in a strange language, when they call upon the dead which hear them not at all: when they entertain strange advocates to usurp Christ his office: when they ask things needless, as the salvation of such as are actually and absolutely saved: when they ask things which