Christian religion

They are the abuse of the tongue and of the ears, whereof hath been spoken: or of the eyes, and of the taste, which are here mentioned. For in that it is said, it was delectable to look on, the eyes are made an instrument of this sin; and in that it was said, it was good to eat, the taste is made to be an instrument of it.

They are the abuse of the tongue and of the eares, whereof hath been spoken: or of the eyes, and of the taste, which are here mentioned. For in that it is said, it was delectable to looke on, the eyes are made an instrument of this sinne; and in that it was said, it was good to eate, the taste is made to be an instrument of it.

How could Eva tell it was good to eat, which never had tasted it?

How could Eua tell it was good to eate, which neuer had tasted it?

She knew it by the beautiful colour, it was so: for if we be able, in this darkness we are fallen into, to discern commonly by the sight of the fruit, whether it be good; and especially the Simplists in Physic by the colour only of the herb, to tell whether it be hot or cold, sweet or sower; how much more were Adam and Eve, who had the perfection of the knowledge of those things more then ever Solomon himself?

She knew it by the beautifull colour, it was so: for if we be able, in this darknesse we are fallen into, to discerne commonly by the sight of the fruit, whether it be good; and especially the Simplists in Physick by the colour only of the herbe, to tell whether it be hot or cold, sweete or sower; how much more were Adam and Eue, who had the perfection of the knowledge of those things more then euer Salomon himselfe?