TESTIMONIES AGAINST THE JEWS. 135 100. That the graceof God ought to be gratuitous. 101. That the Holy Spirithas oftenappearedin fire. 102. That allgood men ought willinglyto hear rebuke. 103. That we must abstainfrom much speaking. 104. That we must not lie. 105.That they are frequentlyto be correctedwho do wrong in domesticservice. 106. That when a wrong isreceived,patienceistobe main tained,and thatvengeance isto be leftto God. 107. That we must not use detraction. 108. That we must not lay snares against our neigh bour. 109. That the sickare to be visited. 110. That tale-bearersare accursed. 111. That the sacrificesof evilmen are not acceptable. 112. That thoseare more severelyjudged who inthisworld have more power. 113. That widows and orphans ought to be protected. 114. That whileone isin the flesh,he ought to make con fession. 115. That flatteryispernicious. 116. That God ismore loved by him who has had many sinsforgivenin baptism. 117. That there is a strong conflictto be waged against thedevil,and thatthereforewe ought to standbravely,that we may be ableto conquer. 118. Of Antichrist,thathe willcome as a man. 119. That the yoke of the law was heavy,which iscastoff by us; and that the Lord's yoke islight,which istaken up by us. 120. That we are to be urgent in prayers. TESTIMONIES. 1. Of the benefitof good works and mercy. In Isaiah: " Cry aloud,"saithHe, " and sparenot; liftup thyvoicelikea trumpet; tellmy peopletheirsins,and the houseof Jacob theirwickednesses. They seekme from day