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Deal thy Bread to the Hun-la. Ivii. 7.
gry, and bring the Poor, which
have no Covering, into thine
House: If thou feeft the Naked,
do thou cover him ; and thou
halt not overlook thofe which
are of thine own Family and
Seed. And then by Daniel
he fays to the Potentate,
Wherefore, O King, let my Dan,iv, 240
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Counsel please thee, and purge
thy Sins by Acts of Mercy, and
thine Iniquities by Bomels of
Compafton to the Needy. And

xías or iv oixspugis he lays by Solomon, By Acts Prov. xv.

μῶνός φησιν· Ἐλεημο

27.

of Mercy and of Faith Ini-
quities are purged And he-
fays again by David, Bleffed Pal, xl. 20

Dalcony awpricy is he that has Regard to the
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Needy, his Righteoufnefs res
maineth for ever. And Solo-
mon fays, He that hath Mer Prov. xix.
cy on the Poor lendeth to the 17.
Lord; according to his Gift
it shall be repaid him again.
And afterwards, He that ftop- xxi. 13.
peth his Ear, that he may

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not hear him that is in Want, aur, race
be alfo fhall call himself, and our è ñs Os veá-
there fhall be none to hear ord & ŵra aurs μà

bim.

εισακούσαι δ' δεομιλίες,
αὐτὸς ὄλικαλέσεται,
εὐκ ἔςαι εἰσακούων αὐτῇ.

SECT. XXXII,

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LET every Widow be meek,
quiet, gentle, fincere, free
from Anger, not talkative,
not clamorous, not hafty of x, cópont, μù
Speech, not given to Evil-
Speaking, not captious, not
double-tongued, not a Bufie-
Body. If the fee or hear
any thing that is not right,
let her be as one that does
not fee, and as one that
does not hear; and let the
Widow mind nothing butto
pray for chofe that give, and
for the whole Church; and
wvhen he is asked any thing
by any one, let her not ea
fily anfwer, excepting Que-
ftions concerning the Faith,
and Righteoufnels, and Hope
in God, remitting those that
defire to be inftruded in the όπως πολλώ όσα π

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πίσεως,

TISEWS, y Singtoσums,
Teis eor inti
Υποσέλλεσα τοῖς ἡγε
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της χεΐποι που το ούσεβείας
Soymała Móva
κρινέσω τὰ δὶ ανα-

Doctrines of Godliness to the
Governours. Let her only
anfwer fo as may tend to
the Subverfion of the Error
of Polytheifm, and let her
demonftrate the Affertion
concerning the Monarchiy of

Tegmus noλ vớés Távas, God. But of the remain-
andanvúsca i ing Doctrines, let her not
Υποδεικνύεσα τ πεί
Movαpxías Oεe or answer any thing rafhly, left) /
weis rfs & Ens were by faying any thing unlear-
πῶς τι μὴ δοκρινέσθω, nedly, the fhould make the
όπως μή τι ἀμαθῶς Word to be blafphemed.
Ovey Eausin Brgopn- For the Lord has taught us
miar we seith Tw26- that the Word is like a Grain Matt.xiii.
zw. ninnwys avάTews of Mustard-fecd, which is of 31.
Sommeray ago & a fiery Nature, which if any
ex eddyMÁTICE. T&To
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ἐδώ τις ἀπείρως χρήση
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one ufes unskilfully, he will
find it bitter. For in the
Myftical Points we ought not
to be rafh, but cautious:
For the Lord exhorts us fay-

più way domnu eiro, Xing, Caft not your Pearls be vit. 6.

fore Swine, left they trample

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laugh at it as falfe, than praise God for it. And fo the aged Women will be guilty of Rafhnefs, and of caufing Blafphemy, and will inherit a Wo: For, fays he, Ifa lii. 5. Wo to him by whom my Name is blafphemed among the Gen

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