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

But this is like the fall of Haman, whose doom was read by his wife and best friends.¹ If once thou beginnest to fall, thou shalt not recover, but shalt certainly fall irrecoverably.

1. 1Esth. 6.13.

And these end fearfully usually, and unpitied spectacles of Gods wrath, to astonish and warn others as Spira once.

And these end fearfully usually, and unpittyed spectacles of Gods wrath, to astonish and warn others as Spira once.

4. The fourth and last fall follows, which is like the opening of the fourth Seal,¹ and the fourth horse appears, a pale horse, and he that sate ⟨p. 71⟩on him is called Death, and Hell followed with him. When men fall Totally, finally, voluntarily, and maliciously: Thus Simon Magus, Julian the Apostate, Hymaeneus and Alexander, whose names are in Gods black book. Here the Gulf is fixed, and thee is a nulla retrorsum hence. These are not to be renewed by repentance.

4. The fourth and last fall follows, which is like the opening of the fourth Seal,¹ and the fourth horse appears, a pale horse, and he that sate