The Morning exercise [at] Cri[ppleg]ate, or, Several cases of conscience practically resolved

Gaius his hospitality towards Paul in receiving him into his house, was recompensed with an honourable testimony, which both Paul and John gave of him.¹

Gaius his hospitality towards Paul in receiving him into his house, was recompenced with an honourable testimony, which both Paul and John gave of him.¹

1. 1Rom. 16.23. 3 John. 5, 6.

Obj. Some may object and say, Instead of a godly man I may happily entertain some dissembling Hypocrite, and so lose both my gift and reward?

Obj. Some may object and say, Insteed of a godly man I may happily entertain some dissembling Hypocrite, and so lose both my gift and reward?

¹Answ. 1. Our charity ought to hope the best of every one, of whom we have no evident proof, or presumption to the Contrary.

¹Answ. 1. Our charity ought to hope the best of every one, of whom wee have no evident proof, or presumption to the Contrary.

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