Moses his self-denial delivered in a treatise upon Hebrews 11, the 24. verseMoses his self-denyall delivered in a treatise upon Hebrewes 11, the 24. verse

Thirdly,¹ a man may suffer much likewise from a Natural conscience, ²where there is no principle of Faith, yet this is the best principle of all others next to that of Faith; but it may be, where there is true sanctifying and saving grace; many of the Heathens suffered much in their way of Religion, out of the principle of a natural conscience. As Socrates was condemned to be poisoned, for opposing the multiplicity of Gods, teaching that there ⟨p. 236⟩was but one God. In a way of justice, the Natural Conscience of Fabritius set him so strong against any opposition, that it was said of him, That you might sooner turn the course of the Sun, then Fabritius from the course of justice. Now, Natural Conscience may put a man upon a way of suffering,

Thirdly,¹ a man may suffer much likewise from a Naturall conscience, ²where there is no principle of Faith, yet this is the best principle of all others next to that of Faith; but it may be, where there is true sanctifying and saving grace; many of the Heathens suffered much in their way of Religion, out of the principle of a naturall conscience. As Socrates was condemned to be poisoned, for opposing the multiplicity of Gods, teaching that there ⟨p. 236⟩was but one God. In a way of justice, the Naturall Conscience of Fabritius set him so strong against any opposition, that it was said of him, That you might sooner turne the course of the Sunne, then Fabritius from the course of justice. Now, Naturall Conscience may put a man upon a way of suffering,

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2. 2Sufferings out of a Natural ConscienceSufferings out of a Naturall Conscience