§. 3. Of giving heed to weighty matters.§. 3. Of giuing heed to weighty matters.

§. 3. Of giving heed to weighty matters.

§. 3. Of giuing heed to weighty matters.

For people, that when they observe any one point above other to be urged & pressed, they give the more diligent heed thereto:^d for if every duty laid down in Gods word be steadfast, that is, firm, sure, and inviolable; so as the transgressors thereof shall reap a just recompense of reward, how shall they escape who neglect those main and principal duties, which above others are most earnestly urged? Let that therefore which is most pressed by the Spirit and Ministers of God, be best regarded by the people of God.

For people, that when they obserue any one point aboue other to be vrged & pressed, they giue the more diligent heed thereto:^d for if euery duty laide downe in Gods word be stedfast, that is, firme, sure, and inuiolable; so as the transgressors thereof shall reape a iust recompence of reward, how shal they escape who neglect those maine and principall duties, which aboue others are most earnestly vrged? Let that therefore which is most pressed by the Spirit and Ministers of God, be best regarded by the people of God.

1. dHeb. 2. 1. [Greek or Hebrew].Heb. 2. 1. 〈non-Latin alphabet〉.