Christian religion

For two causes: one is, for that there he doth make himself, and his goodness known to the Angels and blessed spirits of men immediately, and without the helps and aides which we have. The other, because he communicateth himself and his goodness more plentifully with them then with us; and so God is said to be present in the temple, and in the elect.

For two causes: one is, for that there he doth make himselfe, and his goodnesse knowne to the Angels and blessed spirits of men immediately, and without the helpes and aides which we haue. The other, because he communicateth himselfe and his goodnesse more plentifully with them then with vs; and so God is said to be present in the temple, and in the elect.

Having understood what is to be learned of the words of the preface severally, what are we to learn of the words jointly together?

Hauing vnderstood what is to bee learned of the words of the preface seuerally, what are wee to learne of the words iointly together?

That God only is to be prayed unto: for although there be other fathers besides God,¹ and other in heaven besides him, yet there is none which is our Father in heaven, but God alone: beside, that it is a perfect pattern of all prayers, it is evident that all prayers (as in other things, so in this) must be framed unto it.

That God only is to be praied vnto: for although there be other fathers besides God,¹ and other in heauen besides him, yet there is none which is our Father in heauen, but God alone: beside, that it is a perfect paterne of all prayers, it is euident that all prayers (as in other things, so in this) must bee framed vnto it.