Brotherly reconcilement : preached in Oxford for the union of some, and now published with larger meditations for the unitie of all in this church and common-wealth : with an apologie of the use of fathers, and secular learning in sermons (1605)
Askew, Egeon · London : printed for G. Bishop · leaf 18
r. I^T^^P QdS&^& Hofc * Porters of thekingdome, who f**«*MI« |i had taken away the Key of tznon/eage, i9tH ytf9c9.x% ** Lnke 11. did with their forged glofle 2^**? f*~ (that */*//£ ^r;) fo wreft the locke and ^Ubm*fence of the Law. that fooncr they could SIicutcl ,19 *y enter thole fecreta… … /r,tot bute$ \l. 11 .op imp.im MaiM.$. jic fpiritHaf/alCo to bridle the hart from the affec-tion of hatred, ^jf^dlvcrf. 17. the Scribes and expounders of the Law ( whofe rpen it ■■ -fcemes taught falfboodby tradition)mifcon(truing the turbulent fn^ffg.paflions of anger, malice, and enme (as:…
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