An exposition of the morall law, or, Ten commandements of almightie God : set downe by way of exercitations .. (1632)
Weemes, John, 1579?-1636 · London : Printed by T. Cotes for Iohn Bellamie · leaf 576
ho bath ftolnc any thing fe-crctly, and cannot make reftitution without difcovcryof himfelfe, hcc is not to give it himfelfc^ but by anothereto fave his credit, ThecDDclufionof thisis, If thou make reftitutionthou ihaitbe the child of ^6^^i&J^W5 and falvation (hallcome to thy houfcs thou fhalt… … Commandement. IX. EXERCITAT I. That a judge may he a falje ivkmffe. Exod.io. i6,ThouIhihmt bearcfal/e rvitnejje AgAinftthy neighbour - His Commandemcnt is broken cither inudgcmcnt or out of judgement. The pcrfons wlio concurrc in judi^e-iicnt arefirft,ihe Iudg^5 andhec isfi.ft_ called by the…
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