Hypocrisy.Hypocrisie.
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Hypocrisy.
Hypocrisie.
1 He observed some, who outwardly lived an honest & civill life, yet lying hypocritically1 in some sin, were constrained in death, or before, to utter it to their shame. Which kind of judgements are most necessary, that God might show himself to be God, and his threatenings to be true, that the wicked might less rejoice in their exceeding impiety, and that Gods children might be raised from their security.
1 HEe obserued some, who outwardly liued an honest & ciuill life, yet lying hypocritically