When a preacher preacheth the law, he bindeth all consciences; and when he preacheth the gospel, he looseth them again.
The law driveth out the disease and maketh it appear, and is a sharp salve, and a fretting corosy, and killeth the dead flesh, and looseth and draweth the sores out by the roots, and all corruption.
How the law is the key that bindeth and damneth all men, and the evangelion looseth them again.
From hence it goeth to Dorchester, and so to Thame, where ioining with a riuer of the same denomination, it looseth the name of Isis or Ouse (whereof Ouseneie at Oxford is producted) and from thenceforth is called Thamesis.
And here after some mens opinion, the Iuell looseth his name, and is called Parret: but this coniecture cannot hold, sith in the old writers it is called Iuell, till it fall into the sea.
Certes I find among the writers, that the milke of a goat is next in estimation to that of the woman; for that it helpeth the stomach, remooueth oppilations and stoppings of the liuer, and looseth the bellie.
He looseth the bond of kings, and girdeth their loins with a girdle.
He looseththe bond of kings, And girdeth their loins with a girdle.
He looseth the belt of kings, and girdeth their loins with a cord.
That tie of interest is a draw knot, whatsoever catcheth hold of the end of it looseth it.
Now, how do ye imagine that this can consist with true friendship and fellowship, which looseth that conjunction of wills and affections, which is the bond of true friendship, and the ground of fellowship?
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