The sum of sacred divinity briefly & methodically propoundedThe summe of sacred diuinitie briefly & methodically propounded

^*The parts of this instruction of the Church, are Doctrine and exhortation: both comprehended, Rom. 12. 7, 8. Doctrine, by laying forth the Truth, and confuting ⟨p. 360⟩of contrary errors; that so the purity of faith may always remain sound and uncorrupt in the Church. Exhortation, which sharpeneth the Word, and setteth an edge upon it, by applying the same, and making use of it, as the necessity of the people requireth. And these two aptly answer to the two parts of the soul of man; his mind or understanding, and his will and affections. Both which by this means God provideth for.

^*The parts of this instruction of the Church, are Doctrine and exhortation: both comprehended, Rom. 12. 7, 8. Doctrine, by laying forth the Truth, and confuting ⟨p. 360⟩of contrarie errours; that so the puritie of faith may alwayes remayne sound and vncorrupt in the Church. Exhortation, which sharpeneth the Word, and setteth an edge vpon it, by applying the same, and making vse of it, as the necessitie of the people requireth. And these two aptly answere to the two parts of the soule of man; his minde or vnderstanding, and his will and affections. Both which by this meanes God prouideth for.

1. *And that by Doctrine or Exhortation. Doctrine, in laying forth the Truth, and confuting of contrary Errors. Exhortation, to apply it also to all good uses of comforting, denouncing, stirring up, reproving.And that by Doctrine or Exhortation. Doctrine, in laying forth the Truth, and confuting of contrary Errors. Exhortation, to apply it also to all good vses of comforting, denouncing, stirring vp, reprouing.