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Consolation to Gods people against the frailties wherewith they are many times overtaken. The Lord observeth and approveth of the way that they usually and conscionably travel in, though now and then they swerve from it: He marketh that their mind is most bent to the right path, though their feet be sometimes in the wrong.

Consolation to Gods people against the frailties wherewith they are many times ouertaken. The Lord obserueth and approoueth of the way that they vsually and conscionably trauell in, though now and then they swarue from it: He marketh that their minde is most bent to the right path, though their feet be sometimes in the wrong.

Doct. And he keepeth his soul] So much assurance hath every man of his salvation and safety, as he is careful to keep himself innocent and righteous.

Doct. And he keepeth his soule] So much assurance hath euery man of his saluation and safety, as hee is carefull to keepe himselfe innocent and righteous.

To this end tendeth that saying of Moses after he had delivered and declared the Law of God to the Israelites: Behold, I have set before thee this day life and good, death and evil, ¹in that I command thee this day to love the Lord thy God, to walk in his ways, and to keep his Commandments, &c.

To this end tendeth that saying of Moses after hee had deliuered and declared the Law of God to the Israelites: Behold, I haue set before thee this day life and good, death and euill,