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Fourthly, where anciencie and goodness do concur and meet together, there the image of God doth shine out the more brightly; there is a lively resemblance of him whom Daniel calleth The ancient of days.¹

Fourthly, where anciencie and goodnesse doe concurre and meet together, there the image of God doth shine out the more brightly; there is a liuely resemblance of him whom Daniel calleth The ancient of daies.¹

1. 1Dan. 7 13.

Use 1 Instruction for the younger sort, as sons and daughters, that they yield due reverence to them whom the Lord hath made reverent, as fathers and mothers. He hath vouchsafed them time to attain to these years, and titles to be called by these names, and graces to be worthy of that honour: Yea, he requireth that they be respected, and obeisance be done unto them by those that have care to regard and obey him: for in this manner his commandment is laid upon them: Thou ¹shalt rise up before the hoar head, and honour the person of the old man, and dread thy God. I am the Lord.

Vse 1 Instruction for the yoonger sort, as sonnes and daughters, that they yeeld due reuerence to them whom the Lord hath made reuerent, as fathers and mothers. He hath vouchsafed them time to attaine to these yeeres, and titles to be called by these names, and graces to be worthy of that honour: Yea, he requireth that they be respected, and obeisance be done vnto them by those that haue care to regard and obey him: for in this manner his commandement is laid vpon them: Thou ¹