not declared] But was it not declared what should be done when it was expresly decreed that the Sabbath-breaker should be put to death? Exodus 31:14. & Exodus 35:2. Answ. First, though the Law was a killing letter in the rigour of it, yet it might admit of some favourable construction of necessitie, which might make the offender capable of pardon: Secondly, (which is more certaine) though there were a law to put to death a Sabbath-breaker, yet it was not declared what manner of death he should die; and of that the question being proposed, the answer is made by declaring the kinde of death he must suffer, which is set downe in the next verse.