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To the Reader.
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For as for all such as profess the Gospel and favour the truth of God s word, they must needs of fine force both think well hereof, and also allow and command the reading and perusing of the same among all good Christian people, whereas there is in manner nothing therein, but that is taken out of the very Scripture, out of God s own written word, and altogether treateth of faith, and of the principal points thereof. Wherefore (to conclude) there is no more to say, but only to wish unto all men generally, that as their own need and adversity shall move them to seek for some ease and comfort in their case, if it be their chance to light upon this book, they may so look thereon, and find such benefit and relief thereby, as may be most God’s pleasure and quiet of their minds.

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