§. 6. Why the whole Armour is to be used.§. 6. Why the whole Armour is to be vsed.
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§. 6. Why the whole Armour is to be used.
§. 6. Why the whole Armour is to be vsed.
The end why this whole Armour is to be used, now followeth. It consisteth of two branches,1 First to withstand, which implieth a fight. Secondly, to stand fast, which implieth the issue of the fight, victory, and conquest: both of them amplified with a circumstance of time, but in a differing manner. The first hath respect to the time present (in the evil day.) The second to the time past (having done all.) In setting down the end, he also declareth the benefit of this Armour (that ye may be able) whereof we have spoken on the 1.2 verse.
THe ende why this whole Armour is to bee vsed, now followeth. It consisteth of two branches,1 First to withstand, which implieth a fight. Secondly, to stand fast, which implieth the issue of the fight, victory, and conquest: both of them amplified with a circumstance of time, but in a differing manner. The first hath respect to the time present (in the euill day.) The second to the time past (hauing done all.) In setting downe the end, hee also declareth the benefit of this Armour (that ye may be able) whereof we haue spoken on the 1.2 verse.
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