IGnorance] Either of the Law, or of the fact, which a man is bound to know, and may know; for ignorance in sinne is no securitie against punishment; it may sometimes extenuate a sinne, but it cannot annihilate it, or take it wholly away, nor procure a totall impunitie to the sinner, Luke 12:48. and if it be wilfull ignorance, it doth rather aggravate the guilt, then abate any part of it: to these sinnes of ignorance may be referred sinnes of infirmitie, proceeding from inconsideration, when a man is suddenly overtaken in a sault, Galatians 6:1. and it is probable it extends not to all in generall, but such for which the conscience would more likely be touched; for of ordinary deviations there was an expiation by the daily burntofferings for the whole Church, and the sacrifice of the day of Atonement, Leviticus 16:30.