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So it fell out between Joseph, and his mistress; between Micaiah, and the false prophets: between Mordecai, and Hamon: between Paul, and Tertullus: between Christ, and the pharisees: between the Gospel, and popery.

So it fell out betweene Ioseph, and his mistris; betweene Micaiah, and the false prophets: betweene Mordecai, and Hamon: betweene Paul, and Tertullus: betweene Christ, and the pharises: betweene the Gospell, and poperie.

First, wicked men that maintain evil causes, are shameless Reasons. 1 to speak lies, and divers that hear them, are ready to believe lies, until the truth do evidently refel them.

First, wicked men that maintaine euill causes, are shamelesse Reasons. 1 to speake lies, and diuers that heare them, are readie to beleeue lies, vntill the truth doe euidently refell them.

Secondly, God in his providence doth so dispose of it, that §2his people may be the better humbled: that they may be drawn to seek his help, and that his hand may be seen in their prosperous success at the last. Use.

Secondly, God in his prouidence doth so dispose of it, that §2his people may be the better humbled: that they may be drawne to seeke his helpe, and that his hand may be seene in their prosperous successe at the last. Vse.