XLII.

XLII.

¹The sanctification of the body is when ^xall the members of it are carefully preserved from being means to execute any sin: and are made the instruments of righteousness and holiness. So Paul prayed for the Thessalonians ^ythat they might know how to possess their vessels in holiness, and in honour, and not in the lust of concupiscence, as the Gentiles do which know not God. And Job ^zmade a covenant with his eyes not to look on a woman. In whose example it appeareth how every member is to be kept pure and holy.

¹The sanctification of the bodie is when ^xall the members of it are carefully preserued from beeing meanes to execute any sinne: and are made the instruments of righteousnes and holines. So Paul prayed for the Thessalonians ^ythat they might know howe to possesse their vessels in holinesse, and in honour, and not in the lust of concupiscence, as the Gentiles doe which know not God. And Iob ^zmade a couenant with his eies not to look on a woman. In whose example it appeareth how euery member is to be kept pure and holy.

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