indifferent things, do not call good euil, and euil good: and by
consequent do not inflame and kindle the wrath of God upon them
themselues, and al their fautors or fauourers.

All which thinges beyng considered, I hope that diuers knowing what
euil, and mischief there is in daunses, will giue them ouer and cast
them away, thinking or supposing, that in that, that thei haue
retained & fauoured them, euen unto this present, they haue rather
done it thorowe ignoraunce, than thorowe stubburnesse or selfe
will. But as concerning others, whiche will preseuer and continue in
their dissolutnes and loosenesse, the Lord withdraw and plucke them
therefrom, when it pleaseth him, least they incurre or runne headlong
into his wrath and vengeance, which hangeth ouer their heads, for that
they haue obstinatelie and stubburnlie gainesaide and withstood, so
manifest & plaine a truth. * * *

Prayse be to GOD.

[Stamp: Lambeth Palace Library]