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rious Soul, left they groan
again thee, and Wrath be
upon thee from God. And
ye Servants be fubject to your Eph.vi. 5.
Mafters, as to the Reprefen-
tatives of God with Atten-
tion and Fear, as to the v. 7.
Lord, and not to Men.

Thou shalt hate all Hyg.
pocrifie, and whatsoever is 367.
pleading to the Lord, that
thalt thou do ; By no means
forfake the Commands of the
Lord: But thou shalt obferve
what things thou haft receiv'd
from him, neither adding to
them, nor taking away from
them: For thou shalt not Prov.
add unto his Words, left xxx. 6.
he convict thee, and thou be-
comeft a Lyar. Thou shalt
confefs thy Sins unto the
Lord thy God; and thou
fhalt not add unto them,
that it may be well with
thee from the Lord thy
God, who willeth not the
Death of a Sinner, but his
Repentance.

Thou shalt be observant XV.

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Ifa.lviii 7.

XVI.

XVII.

as the Caules of thy being ὡς αιτίες (οι γλυέσεως,
born, that thou mayeft live
long on the Earth, which
the Lord thy God giveth
thee. Do not overlook thy
Brethren, or thy Kinsfolk: fuas os in or

For, Thou shalt not overlook
thofe nearly related to thee.

van Manexenios
& jus, is nie
ὁ Θεός σε δίδασι (
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eidys Tès go oixese ξ ασέρματός σε εχ corett.

Τὸν βασιλέα φοβηθής on, eides ok to nues ἐςὶν ἡ χειροτονία τις apes durs murces,

Thou shalt fear the King, knowing that his Appointment is of the Lord. His Rulers thou fhalt honour, as the Ministers of God ; ὡς λειτεργές Θεῖ, ἐκ for they are the Revengers of all Unrighteoufnels. Το whom pay Taxes, Tribute, and every Oblation with a willing Mind.

Thou shalt not proceed to thy Prayer in the Day of thy Wickedness, before thou hall laid afide thy Bitternels, This is the Way of Life; in which may ye be found, through Jefus Christ our

Lord.

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SECT. LXI.

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BUT the Way of Death XVIII,

is known by its wicked Practices; for therein is the Ignorance of God, and the Introdudion of many Evils, and Disorders, and Difturbances; whereby come Murders, Adulteries, Fornications. Perjuries, unlawful Lufts, Thefts, Idolatries, Magick Arts, Witchcrafts, Rapinęs,

Maria, papuana, Falfe-Witneffes, Hypocrifies,

μαγίας, φαρμακεία

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Double-heartedness, Deceit,

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vetousness, Obfcene Talk,Jea-
loufie, Confidence, Haughti-
nefs, Arrogance, Impudence,
Perfecution of the Good, En-
mity to Truth, Love of Lyes,
Ignorance of Righteoufnefs.
For they who do fuch things
do not adhere to Goodnels,
or to righteous Judgment;

TM, agrola Singeloomuns. they watch not for Good,

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ward, having no Pity on r, X' eis ♂ worneor
the Poor, not labouring for ὧν μκρὰν πραότης
him that is in Mifery, nor μgvý mátala áza-
knowing him that made then.
Murderers of Infants, De-
ftroyers of the Workman- v, & MOVERTES 6 gla
fhip of God, that turn a- πονεμῳ, ἐ γινώσκον
way from the Needy, adding τις ποιήσομτα αὐτὲς,
Affliction to the Afflicted, qoves πnver, Jopers
the Flatterers of the Rich, maqua, a-
the Defpifers of the Poor, πιςρεφόμινοι ἐνδεόμε
Full of Sin. May you, Chil- vov, καταπονεντες
dren, be deliver'd from all θλιβόμθμον, πλεσίων
πρόκλητοι, πενί

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XIX.

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Ὅρα μήτις σε πλα thee from Piety: For, fays von DO & Lorbeias' Deut.v.32 He, Thou mayst not turn afide Our čunλívns 8, 91° from it to the Right Hand, ow, dw' auτns vežiα or to the Left; that thou vung", iva oumayeft have Understanding in vs cv Tools Edu ἐν πᾶσιν οἷς ἐσὺ all that thou doeft. For if wedons & Sidi3μù thou doeft not turn out of cnTeaπys + Ew" && the right Way, thou wilt θείας ὁδο, δυσεβήσε not be wicked.

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But do ye abstain from Things offered to Idols for they offer them in Hos nour of Dæmons, that is, to the Dishonour of the One God, that ye may not be come Partners with Damons,

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viii. 10.

XXI.
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