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^‡Partly it is true, partly false, that you say. Origen exhorteth all, to resort to the Churches in the Holy days,² and there to hear the words of God: and thereof afterward to think earnestly, and to meditate on the Law of God, and to exercise their minds in it day and night, in the way, in their house, in their bed, and when they rise. This hold we withal, and be desirous, the ⟨p. 506⟩^*people bear away that the true and Godly Preachers teach them in the Church,⁴ and that they think of it, and put it in daily practise of life. For else to what serveth all our Preaching?

^‡Partely it is true, partely false, that you saie. Origen exhorteth all, to resorte to the Churches in the Holy daies,² and there to heare the woordes of God: and thereof afterwarde to thinke earnestly, and to meditate on the Lawe of God, and to exercise their mindes in it daie and night, in the waie, in their house, in their bedde, and when they rise. This holde we withall, and be desirous, the ⟨p. 506⟩^*people beare awaie that the true and Godly Preachers teache them in the Churche,⁴ and that they thinke of it, and put it in dayly practise of life. For els to what serueth all our Preachinge?