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

First, Unnecessary and causeless suretyship. He ^zshall certainly be crushed, that is surety for a stranger: But he that hateth sureties, is safe. Be ^anot thou of them that clap hands, of them that are surety for Debts.

First, Vnnecessarie and causlesse suretiship. He ^zshall certainly be crushed, that is suretie for a stranger: But he that hateth sureties, is safe. Be ^anot thou of them that clap hands, of them that are suretie for Debts.

1. zPro. 11. 15.
2. aPro. 22. 26.

Secondly, In wastefulness: when a man in diet, apparel, furniture of his house, building, or such like, goeth beyond his degree or calling: He ^bshall be a poor man, that loveth jollity; he that loveth wine and ointment, shall not be rich.

Secondly, In wastfulnesse: when a man in dyet, apparell, furniture of his house, building, or such like, goeth beyond his degree or calling: He ^bshall be a poore man, that loueth i•llitie; he that loueth wine and oyntment, shall not be rich.