An appeal to thy conscience as thou wilt answer it at the great and…An appeale to thy conscience as thou wilt answere it at the great and…

But tell me, Reader, if thou canst, where the Scriptures allow thee to take up Arms against thy lawful Sovereign, who is a meek and patient¹ Moses, a tender hearted David; no Idolater, but a strict and careful maintainer of Gods true Religion, and such a one, whom his very adversaries acknowledge to be, The Defender of the true, ancient, Catholic and Apostolical faith. In whom Gods graces are so eminent, that though hellish spirits have and do daily foam out their malice against him, yet there is not one who hath or can tax him with unchastity, malice, pride, cruelty, profaneness, negligence of Gods service, or any other notorious vice; except his denial of giving away his birthright be a breach of his Royal duty, as the author of the Sovereign Antidote would fain persuade us to believe, without proof.²

But tell me, Reader, if thou canst, where the Scriptures allow thee to take up Armes against thy lawfull Soveraigne, who is a meeke and patient¹ Moses, a tender hearted David; no Idolater, but a strict and carefull maintainer of Gods true Religion, and such a one, whom his very adversaries acknowledge to be, The Defender of the true, ancient, Catholike and Apostolicall faith. In whom Gods graces are so eminent, that though hellish spirits have and doe daily foame out their malice against him, yet there is not one who hath or can taxe him with unchastity, malice, pride, cruelty, prophanenesse, negligence of Gods service, or any other notorious vice; except his deniall of giving away his birthright be a breach of his Royall duty, as the auhour of the Soveraigne Antidote would faine perswade us to believe, without proofe.²

1. 1See His Maj[…] answer to the 19. Propositions.See His Maj〈…〉 answer to the 19. Propositions.
2. 2p. 9.