The use.The vse.

The use.

The vse.

The use that we must make hereof, is to give to God that which is his own, that we should acknowledge him to be the sole author and worker of miracles, that either have been or shall be in the world. If thou give them to Satan, then doest thou constitute him, instead of the Lord himself. Art thou the Lords? then know, that ⟨image 10⟩neither Satan, nor any creature, is able to work any miracle against thee. If thou be his, rather then his name should be dishonoured by thee, he will work miraculously, for thy good and preservation.

The vse that we must make hereof, is to giue to God that which is his owne, that wee should acknowledge him to be the sole author and worker of miracles, that either haue béene or shall be in the world. If thou giue them to Satan, then doest thou constitute him, instéed of the Lord himselfe. Art thou the Lords? then know, that ⟨image 10⟩neither Sathan, nor any creature, is able to worke any miracle against thée. If thou be his, rather then his name should be dishonoured by thée, hee will worke miraculously, for thy good and preseruation.

Further, this serveth to ratify our faith in the power of God. The Divill is his servant, whether he will or not, he can do nothing but that which the Lord willeth.

Further, this serueth to ratifie our faith in the power of God. The Diuill is his seruant, whether he will or not, he can do nothing but that which the Lord willeth.