*---'—-'«•> • ioi tfte pflgnm'0 p?ogref£. Hon Ay, Ay, fo I mean, and fo he believed an praflifed. Great-heart. But what Grounds had he for his fo facing lb H»n. Why, he faid he had the Scripture for his Wai rant. Great-heart. Prithee Mr. Honeft, prefentus with few Particulars. t) «y Hon. So I will. He faid, To have to do with othe Men’s Wives, had been praftifed by Davidy God’s be love^, and therefore he could do it. He faid, Tt have more Women than one, was a Thing that Solo non pra&ifed, and therefore he could do it faid, That Sarah and the Godly Midwives of Rgyl lyed, and fo did Rahaby and therefore he could.do it He faid, That the Difciples went at the bidding, oi ii their Matter, and took away the Owner’s Afsy ant therefore he could do fo too. He faid, That Jacob got the Inheritance of his Father, in a Way of Guile and Dillimulation, and therefore he could do lb too. tt ¥ K Hfj U 'ifl i nr tut Hu t - Great-heart High Baft ! indeed. And are you fare he\Id was of this Opinion ? Hon. I have heard him plead for it, bring Scripture for it, bring Arguments for it, &e. [< Great heart An Opinion that is not fit to be with any Allowance in the World. Hon. You mutt underttand me rightly: He did not fay that any Man might do this; but, that thofe that had the Vertues of thofe that did fuch Things, might alfo dp ’the fame. Gr I# tc / % Great- * I: Gr