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When thou dost Evil, that Good may come thereby, the
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When thou dost Evil, that Good may come thereby, the
Evil is surely thine; if Good should happen to ensue upon the Evil which thou hast done, the Good proceeds from God: If therefore thou do Evil, there∣by to occasionate a Good, thou lay'st a bad Foundation for a good Building, and servest the Devil, that God may serve thee. Where the end of Evil is Good in the Intention, there the end of that Good is Evil in the Ex∣tension.