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3. To the carrying about of tales, Levit. 19. 16. Prou. 16. 28.

3. To the carying about of tales, Leuit. 19. 16. Prou. 16. 28.

4. To the receiving & furthering of slanders, Jer. 20. 10.

4. To the receiuing & furthering of slanders, Ier. 20. 10.

5. To the wresting of mens words, or telling the truth of malice, 1. Sam. 22. 9, 10. Psal. 52. 1, 2.

1. To encourage themselves in an evil matter, and to commune together ⟨p. 151⟩about it, Psal. 64. 5.

1. To encourage themselues in an euill matter, and to commune together ⟨p. 151⟩about it, Psal. 64. 5.

2. To boast of his wickedness therein, Psalm 52. 1.

2. To boast of his wickednesse therein, Psalme 52. 1.

3. To slander the righteous, and quiet of the land, Psalm. 31. 18. & 59. 2. & 102. 8. & 35. 20. & 83. 3, 5. & 4. 2.

3. To slander the righteous, and quiet of the land, Psalme. 31. 18. & 59. 2. & 102. 8. & 35. 20. & 83. 3, 5. & 4. 2.

4. To raise evil report of his parents, Genesis 9. 22

4. To raise euill report of his parents, Genesis 9. 22

5. To fill the ears of Princes with clamour, Hos. 3. 8.

5. To fill the eares of Princes with clamour, Hos. 3. 8.

6. To be a make-bate, or a railer, 1. Cor. 6. 9. 2. Tim. 3. 3.

4. In censuring & judging, Jam. 2. 4.

4. In censuring & iudging, Iam. 2. 4.

The aggravations are,

The aggrauations are,

To search and pry for faults in others, that he might censure them, Psal. 64. 6. Prou. 16. 27.

To do it for things indifferent, Rom. 14.

To doe it for things indifferent, Rom. 14.

To censure small faults in others, and to be guilty of great offences himself, Math. 7.

To censure small faults in others, and to be guilty of great offences himselfe, Math. 7.

5. In vain-glory and minding too much our own praises.

5. In vaine-glory and minding too much our owne praises.