B22970:170
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…
An appeal to thy conscience as thou wilt answer it at the great and dreadful day of Christ Jesus.An appeale to thy conscience as thou wilt answere it at the great and dreadfull day of Christ Iesus.
London : s.n., 1643
An Appeal to thy Conscience. › The Answer.An Appeale to thy Conscience. › The Answer.
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
Hear Peter Martyr, Comment. in lib. Jud. cap. 5. Licet cum aliquos cerimnus in homines pios & Evangelium Filii Dei crudeliter grassari, orare, ut vel eorum mutetur voluntas, vel frangantur vires, quo non omnia possunt efficere, quae designant: quae si nequeant impetrari, saltem id precandum est, ut vires & robur nobis à Deo suppetant, ad ea omnia perferenda, quae ad honorem & gloriam ejus conducant: When we see some men to rage cruelly against the godly, and the Gospel of the Son of God, it is lawful to pray, that either their mind may be changed, or their strength broken, whereby they may not be able to bring to pass all which they purpose: Which if they cannot be obtained, we must verily beg this, that we may have sufficient strength and courage from God, to bear all those things which may tend to his honour and glory.
Hear Peter Martyr, Comment. in lib. Jud. cap. 5. Licet cum aliquos cerimnus in homines pios & Evangelium Filii Dei crudeliter grassari, orare, ut vel eorum mutetur voluntas, vel frangantur vires, quo non omnia possunt efficere, quae designant: quae si nequeant impetrari, saltem id precandum est, ut vires & robur nobis à Deo suppetant, ad ea omnia perferenda, quae ad honorem & gloriam ejus conducant: When we see some men to rage cruelly against the godly, and the Gospell of the Sonne of God, it is lawfull to pray, that either their minde may be changed, or their strength broken, whereby they may not bee able to bring to passe all which they purpose: Which if they cannot be obtained, we must verily beg this, that we may have sufficient strength and courage from God, to beare all those things which may tend to his honour and glory.
Hear Ambrose in Orat. contra Auxentium, Repugnare non novi, dolere potero, potero flere, potero gemere: adversus arma, milites, Gothos, lachrymae meae, mea arma sunt; aliter nec debeo, nec possum resistere: How to resist I know not, I can grieve, I can weep, I can sigh: my tears are my weapons against weapons, Soldiers, Goths: in any other way I neither must nor may resist.
Hear Ambrose in Orat. contra Auxentium, Repugnare non novi, dolere potero, potero flere, potero gemere: adversus arma, milites, Gothos, lachrymae meae, mea arma sunt; aliter nec debeo, nec possum resistere: How to resist I know not, I can grieve, I can weep, I can sigh: my teares are my weapons against weapons, Souldiers, Gothes: in any other way I neither must nor may resist.