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

5. They whom we discern to stand in need of present succour, though they be mere strangers, whom we never saw or knew before. Hereof we have a worthy pattern set before us in the good Samaritan.¹

5. They whom wee discern to stand in need of present succour, though they be meer strangers, whom wee never saw or knew before. Hereof wee have a worthy pattern set before us in the good Samaritan.¹

1. 1Luk. 10.33, &c

6. They who are in prison, or sick, or any otherwise restrained from making their wants known unto others.¹

6. They who are in prison, or sick, or any otherwaies restrained from making their wants known unto others.¹

1. 1Matth. 25.36.

7. They of whose piety, poverty, and necessity, credible testimony is brought unto us, though we see them not our selves. Thus many of the Christian Gentiles,