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LEt not mercy and trueth for∣sake thee: binde them on thy necke, and write them vpon the table of thine heart; this suffereth not to stop thine eare at the cry of the poore: yea, the righteous man regardeth the life of his
beast; no vertue is more gainfull: for By mercy and trueth iniquity shall bee forgiuen; and By this thou shalt find fauor and good vnderstanding in the sight of God and man: Good reason; For he honoreth God that hath mer∣cy on the poore: yea he makes God his debter; He that hath mer∣on the poore lendeth to the Lord, and the Lord will recom∣pence him: So that The merci∣full man rewardeth his owne soule; for Hee that followeth righteousnesse and mercy, shall find righteousnesse, and life, and glory; and therefore is blessed for euer.
Pr. 3.3.
Pr. 21.13.
Pr. 12.10.
Pr. 16.6.
Pr. 3.4.
Pr. 14.31.
Pr. 19.17.
Pr. 11.17.
Pr. 21.21.
Pr. 14.21