A plain discourse upon uprightness showing the properties and privileges of an upright man…A plain discourse upon uprightness shewing the properties and priviledges of an upright man…

2. Another word for this is Sincerity. […] word taken from Pure Honey, that is, si• cera, without wax, unmingled. When th• New man hath as little as may be of th• Old man mingled with him. This word […] used Phil. 1. 10. That ye may be sincere. Th• Greek word there signifies, that which […] Sun-proof (as wares, that can abide to […] tried between you and the Sun) su• ⟨p. 11⟩[…] an upright man, bring him to the Scripture he is sound; bring him to any solid •arks, he can stand before them; put •im into the scales, he is weight, however he is right Gold, though he may want some grains of allowance. He is of a right Eagle breed, though haply young or weak, yet he can look at the Sun, •nd not be daunted. An hypocrite can •ook men in the face, but an upright man, •he can look God in the face. As for me, I will behold thy face in righteousness. This •one but a righteous upright man can •do.

2. Another word for this is Sincerity. 〈…〉 word taken from Pure Honey, that is, si• cera, without wax, unmingled. When th• New man hath as little as may be of th• Old man mingled with him. This word 〈…〉 us'd Phil. 1. 10. That ye may be sincere. Th• Greek word there signifies, that which Sun-proof (as wares, that can abide to tryed between you and the Sun) su