EXAMINER.
Hee that lookes abroad shall soone have his sight ter∣minated, but the more hee goes on the more besees, and that which closed his prospect opens then into new disco∣veries; if you see no perfect reformation as you stand, do not therefore say there is none, they that stand higher and on a holyer mountaine perhapps see farher, you that stand in the Horizon G of Prelacy cannot see much beyond it; Corruption is deceitfull and makes us like Adam see all Generations in our selves, because we will not be pefectly reformed, letus not argue our Iudgments into a beleeife that we cannot it let us think it as possible to be the best, as easie to be the worst. Let-us not thinke that a 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Common wealth or a Mores Vtopia which for ought we know is reall and existent, there is under the Gospell I a royall Preisthood, an holy nation, a peculier People, and cer∣tainly had formes K ages lived to see, but the discovery of