The fifth Aphorism.The fifth Aphorisme.
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The fifth Aphorism.
The fifth Aphorisme.
Yet a man can never speak so fitly of these things, but that man his reason will prattle against it, yea, and also will call the Lord him self as the chief Author of all, into accounts for it. But albeit the Devil chafe, and all the wicked kick against the prick, (1) yet their own conscience shall reprove them, and ⟨image 85⟩condemn them: (2) But our mind being strengthened with the mercy of God• shall acquit us in that day of Christ, t• whom with the Father and the hol• ghost, be given glory, praise and honour for ever. Amen.
YEt a man can neuer speake so fytly of these thinges, but that man his reason wyll pratle against it, yea, and also wyll call the Lord him selfe as the chiefe Authour of all, into accoumpts for it. But albeit the Deuyll chafe, and all the wycked kicke against the pricke, (1) yet their owne conscience shal reproue them, and ⟨image 85⟩condemne them: (2) But our mind bein• strengthned vvith the mercie of God• shall acquite vs in that daie of Christ, t• vvhome vvith the Father and the hol• ghost, be geuen glory, praise and honou• for euer. Amen.