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…

The other is for conversation, that for as much as they are to dwell with wisdom (for all the guests are domesticall and of the household) that therefore all their ways and behaviour, be holy and agreeable to wisdom.

The other is for conuersation, that for as much as they are to dwell with wisedome (for all the guestes are domesticall and of the household) that therefore all their waies and behauiour, bee holie and agreeable to wisedome.

When we begin to cleave to God and good men, we must Doct. forthwith break off all league with wicked men. It was one of ¹the first points of counsel that Peter gave to the three thousand whom he then presently converted, and that which with many words he did exhort them unto, that they would save themselves from that froward generation. If they would have God to save them from damnation, they must save themselves from the fellowship of damnable men. Act. 2. 40.

When wee begin to cleaue to God and good men, we must Doct. forthwith breake off all league with wicked men. It was one of ¹the first points of counsell that Peter gaue to the three thousand whom he then presentlie conuerted, and that which with manie words hee did exhort them vnto, that they would saue themselues from that froward generation. Yf they would haue God to saue them from damnation, they must saue themselues from the fellowship of damnable men. Act. 2. 40.

1. 1If we will be good men, we must forsake ill company.If we will bee good men, wee must forsake ill companie.